Mies Hoagland Bride of Warren Wheeler in Concord Junction
Helen Mies of Concord Junction wed Warren Wheeler in a home ceremony Saturday at 3 o clock performed by Rev. N. S. Hoagland. The bride wore white georgette and satin, carried white sweet peas, and the reception featured ice cream and cake. They will reside in Dedham after a honeymoon trip to the White Mountains. Numerous friends and relatives attended from Dedham and nearby towns.
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Afbon
Helen Mnt
Ther
Rev. N. 8
Hoagland
Framformal
Dedham
Willaam
Amherst Ag
Heise
Family notes and market report from South Acton and Fort Ethan Allen
John Carlson of the ferrile factory visited Fort Ethan Allen Vermont to see his son John Jr a corporal in a cavalry troop. Early apples are being rushed to city markets at good prices around 2 per bushel. Mildred and Marion Willis from Water are visiting grandparents. Marguerite Leighton book keeper for A M Co returned from a White Mountains vacation.
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John Carlson
Fort Ethan Allen
John Jr
Mildred
Marion Willis
Waterwa
Hd. Willis
Marguerite Leighton
White Mountains
Soldier jumps from train near Cambridge injury reported
A Camp Devens soldier en route to Maynard last Sunday boarded the wrong train, jumped near the freight house at Ayer and Cambridge. He survived with arm and knee scrapes and minor injuries from the cinders, no bones broken.
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Devens
Maynard
Ayer
Cambridge
Whipptons and the lure of a quiet hour
Anxious for solitude after his wife leaves, Whippton plans a lone evening but friends insist on dinner visits. He endures three social spurts while craving uninterrupted quiet, then protests to his wife that freedom to be alone is essential.
Theosophical Path on Karma and inner destiny
The text argues for firm belief in right motive and karma as guides to tranquillity. It asserts conscience as inner guidance, destiny shaped by inner truth, and life lessons arising from attitudes to circumstantial pain and pleasure.
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Theosophical Path
Ofae Magazine
Ces
War Time Romance On Hillcrest Farm With a Soldier
Miss Harriet Wynne disguises as a farm boy to meet Sergeant Joe Ames near a lilac bush. They share lunch and letters then fall in love as Ames goes to France. Harriet later greets the wounded officer now lieutenant, who vows to help her keep faith and courage.
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Harriet ‘Wynne
Sergeant Ames
Harriet
U. B
Poy
France
Harry Wynne
Hillcrest
Joe Ames
Q Boy
Lilac Bush
Arriet
Ames
Merriam-Merriams Visit Cochituate and Local Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Asaph Merriam and Mr and Mrs F A Merriam autoed to Cochituate Sunday and visited Cyrus Chadwick. Mr and Mrs George Greenough and Ernest came from Tewksbury and stayed over Sunday. Lizzie Bumpus is home for August. Mrs James Jones is able to be about again after illness. C H Fairbanks and family with Mrs Lucius Hosmer and Misses Clara Sawyer Grace Sophia Taylor left by auto for Scituate for two weeks.tmp
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Asaph Merriam
F. A. Merriam
Cochituate
Cyrus Chadwick
George Greenough
Ernest
Tewksbury
Lizzie/Bumpus
James Jones
C. H. Fairbanks
Lucius Hosmer
Clara Sawyer
Grace
Sophia Taylor
Auto
Scituate
H. D. West
Kenneth Reed
Have Moved to Ayer Mr and Mrs Page
Mr and Mrs EF C Page moved their household goods to their new home in Ayer yesterday and spent their first night there. Mrs Page was longtime superintendent of the primary department at the Congregational Sunday school and active in good works. Mr Page had been in Ayer nearly a year with a furniture business and undertak ing.
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EF. C. Page
Ayer
Sudbury Social Notes and Local Visits
Sudbury residents report visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Poutas to F E Bents home. A letter arrived for Mrs Young from her brother Charles Spiller who went across. Noyes, longtime resident now in Worcester, is at Camp Devens. Community attendance at a South Sudbury church sale and a Red Cross dance with drums and piano. Clarence Neal called to service heading to Moreno Maine for aviation machinist studies. Local gardens injured by Dlight and a notable corn crop at Francis Garfields.
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Charles Poutas
Returned Home Mrs Jones Tells Of Early Chelsea School
Mrs. Charles Jones, a former Chelsea village teacher from about 65 years ago, visited the town after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Piper. She recalled the era before the church, when stores like Tuttle, Jones and Wetherbee were being built and youth were guided by her early teaching.
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Jones
Charles Jones
Chelsea
Anson Piper
Tuttle, Jones & Wetherbee
Mrs. Jones
Haid
Woman's Club Lawn Party Features Mary Pickford Films
The Woman's Club holds a Thursday lawn party with moving pictures in the town hall. The first show at 8:00 features Mary Pickford in Strongheart films and a service flag presentation during intermission. War views close the evening in the hall, weather permitting.
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Woman’s Club
Mary Pickford
Strongheart Films
Picnic at Lake Boon by Congregational Sunday School
The Congregational Sunday school held its annual picnic at Lake Boon last week Tuesday. An ideal grove near the lake offered swimming and water fun for the young people. A roadside store nearby added to the day. Rain arrived around 1 pm but the group enjoyed shelter on piazzas. A merry company returned on the afternoon train, damp but cheerful.
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Congregational Sunday
Lake Boon
Local Arrivals and Departures From Acton Centre
Mrs Hews and her daughter, visitors at the Allen bungalow, returned to Melrose Highlands. Miss Bertha Little of Burlington, Vt., stayed with Mr and Mrs Cyrus Dole for the past week. Mr and Mrs Anderson of Main St moved to Concord Junction last week.
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Hews
Allen Bungalow
Melrose Highlands
Bertha Little
Burlington, Vt
Cyrus
Dole
Anderson
Main St
Concord Junction
Dole Observes Birthday With Relatives Present
C G Dole celebrated his th birthday on Tuesday July 30 with many relatives in attendance making the day enjoyable.
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C. G. Dole
Soldier wins best shot prize on furlough visit
Harland Lawrence arrived home from Quantico Virginia for a 10 day fur lough his first visit home since enlisting over a year ago He won the prize for best shot in his troop and earned honors during service reported from the camp.
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Harland Lawrence
Quantico
Congregational Church Ends Evening Study on Nature's School
Christian Endeavor groups meet at 7 PM for an evening event with the topic Lessons in Nature's School, citing Proverbs 6 6 8 and John 12 24 25. Members are invited to attend and assist with the meetings.
Pictures In the Home
A reflective piece on the value of pictures in a living space as windows to other scenes and spheres. Pictures comfort loneliness and act as books, histories, and sermons readers explore without turning pages.
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Downing
Cambridge Water Board Banquet and Local Notices
City of Cambridge water board held a banquet at Nagog Inn on Tuesday the 30th the season has been one of the busiest ever Rev Bernard Copping will occupy the pulpit of Congregational church next Sunday All scholars attending Concord high school this coming year must apply for tickets by Aug 15 to the school committee All persons interested in the annual fair are requested to meet in the town hall Saturday Aug 10 at 8 o'clock Mrs Mason of awtucket 1 H is the guest of Mr and Mrs Op halen Fred Robbins on a business trip through China returned home and is the guest of his brother Chester B pebhinke proprietor of Lake Nagog An Mr and Mrs Charles E Smith and Miss Martha Smith are spending their vacation at York beach
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Bernard’ Copping
Congregational Church
Concord High School
Mason
Awtucket
Op *Halen
Fred Robbins
China
Chester B. Pebhinke
Lake Nagogan
Charles E. Smith
Martha Smith
York Beach
All Make Mistakes and Humility in Work Ethos
A reflective note underscores that even the best workers and men will err enough to stay humble. It urges gratitude for mistakes and courage to continue, advising not to cry or dwell on errors.
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Ody
West Acton and Haverhill set for third city loan payments
Mrs Naomi Schnab and sister Miss L Co Kingman returned from Augusta Maine. Miss Fannie Davis and Robert Cunningham graduate from Waltham Business College. A fire destroyed a car on the road to Harvard near Capt Taylor place in Boxboro. A. H. Witherbee substitutes at C H Mead Co. J A Grimes ships apples to Boston and buys all apples at Frank Bulette farm. Arthur Blanchard returns as Naval Reserve after year with American Sawmill unit in Scotland. Leland Campbell spent Sunday at...
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Haverhill
Hubert E. Mead
Cily
Naomi Schnab
Augusta
L. Co. Kingman
Fannie Davis
Robert Cunningham
Boxboro
Waltham’ Business College
Mo & Big
Mr. Walsh
Boston
Frank Bulette
Arthur Blanchard
Scotland
Naval
Leland Campbell
Injured Woman Struck By Auto Friday Night
Miss Phyllis Quirk suffered a cracked rib and back injuries after being hit by a car near Maynard as she attempted to board a returning vehicle. Dr Tasker attended her at home and she remains confined to bed.
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Phyllis Quirk
Maynard
Dr. Tasker
Local Notes From South Sudbury and Vicinity
Mrs. Hamilton Rouse of New York visits with Mrs. H. H. Rogers this week. A baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stone. Mrs. C. H. Way and two children stayed with friends in Fal mouth last week. The Congregational church music committee held a lawn sale at Mrs. A. H. Ellison’s, selling ice cream vegetables and flowers for a good sum. Mrs. Rogers' ill mother is improving slowly. Laura French attends a Bryant & Stratton summer course.
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H.H. Rogers
Laura French
Bryant &’ Stratton’s
Near Fatal Incident Involving Edison Co Worker
Fred Gardner, an Edison Co worker, was nearly killed Friday morning after coming into contact with a 4600 volt live wire while trimming a tree near high voltage lines. He was unconscious for three hours, has extensive burns down his left side, and may lose his little finger. doctors expect a three month recovery off work.
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Fred Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Edison Co
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South Acton
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Western Newspaper Union
Whippton
Crabley
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Mrs. Whippton
Theosophic Philosophy
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City of Cambridge Water Board
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