Local Notables Visit and Summer Homes in Sudbury
SOUTH SUDBURY Mrs Rogers and Mr Rogers enjoy an outing near Provincetown. Rev Percy Thomas visits with Illinois relatives, O F Nelson recovers at home, and Col John D Billings awards a house contract to Frank Haynes of Wayland named The Battery in honor of the old Civil War battery. Sudbury High School Alumni plan a summer food sale and lawn party with a mystery auction and graphophone concert on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Rouse
New York
Memorial Church
H. H. Rogers
O. F. Nelson
John D. Billings
Frank Haynes
Wayland
J. Clifford Hall
Jit
Sleeper
10Th Mass
A. B. Beeching
Alston
Frank Parsons
Mrs. Beeching
Mr. Parsons
Sudbury High School
R. L. Richardson
Ladder Parted Causes Narrow Escape for Parmenter
Charles C. Parmenter suffered a painful accident Saturday after an extension ladder split while he was lifting another section onto the Richardson house. He fell to the ground unconscious with head and shoulders between the rungs. he recovered enough to drive home, but internal injuries were feared and he was ordered to bed. His son Dr. Parmenter of Framingham was summoned. W. B. Chamberlain also fell at the same time but escaped injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Parmenter
Charles. C. Parmenter
C. L. Richardson
Mr. Parmenter
Dr. Parmenter
Framingham
W. B.chamberlain
Medford Man Holds 89th Birthday With Boston Post Cane
Levi Welles Wilson aged 89 celebrated with about 30 friends Sunday in the town west part. He received the Boston Post cane as the oldest citizen since William Jones’s death. Born in Nova Scotia, he lived in Medford for years and has lived with his son for seven years. His wife died earlier. he remains active and hopes to keep the cane for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Welles Wilson
Charles A
Wilson
Boston Post
William Jones
Mr. Wilson
Nova Scotia
Medford
Episcopal service in Grange hall next Sunday
Sudbury church invites the public to a service in Grange hall next Sunday afternoon at five o clock. The event welcomes all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
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The
Episcopal Church
Grange Hall
Vacation notes and local visits in New England towns
The column lists residents and visitors across Massachusetts and neighboring states. Maynard Burke spent the weekend in West Gloucester while families from Boston Readville and Waltham enjoyed Sunday visits. Several towns in New Hampshire Maine Connecticut and Nova Scotia are mentioned with vacations and guest visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Burke
Gloucester
T. J. Lawler
Boston
Katie McDougall
New Hampshire
Harry Burnham
Benjamin Brown
Lowell
E. O. Carlton
Readville
Matthew Campbell
Brant Rock
Emma Crosby
Hudson
Community Notes Delicate Travel Visits and Vacations
Miss Fannie A. Sanderson visits the Van Slyke family in Kingston New York. Miss Gertrude Johnson returns home from Boston for a vacation. Miss Madaline Porter of Leominster visits cousin John H. Kimball. James F. Moore attends Comrade Sumner Mason’s funeral in Groton. Lena Whitney visits Douglas Whitcomb in Maynard. Harry and Mrs. Smith return from a Maine coast trip. The Conant family tours Maine by car. Cora Warren and Mrs Arthur Peck sail from England for America. Fred Hartwell returns from New Hampshire. E A Cox and son Warren vacation in Nova Scotia. Mr and Mrs C F Johnson entertain relatives Moore of Winthrop. John A Backus preparing move to Millbury. Elmar A Flage family trip to western Massachusetts. Eleanor Hill takes two-week vacation in South Portland. Mrs Douglas Whitcomb and Mrs George Gardner enjoy a brief auto trip. Prof Wilmot Mitchell and wife sail to England for about a month. Rev Robert Fane visits from Indianapolis to speak. Mr and Mrs Charles E McDonald return from wedding trip. George P Chandler buys a farm near Amherst Center with papers pending. Benson Priest surveys town water needs and wells. Oak Hill and Long Pond Hills eyed for reservoir and standpipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Conant
Harold
Maine
Cora Warren
Arthur Peck
England
America
Fred C. Hartwell
New Hampshire
E. A. Cox
Warren
Littleton
Nova Scotia
C. F. Johnson
Mrs. Moore
Winthrop
Elmar A. Flage
Massachusetts
Fleanor Hill
South Portland
Douglas Whitcomb
George A. Gardner
New Bedford
Local People留 Summer Moves and Social Notes
Elmer Glass and family relocate to North Billerica while Naomi Fisher spends summer in Canada. Mrs Kirkegaard and daughter enjoy a New York visit with a Nova Scotia peak trip noted. Cape Cod and Old Orchard vacations cited. Elmer Wiggin sisters tour Europe. Sawin family moves from Somerville. Deacon Sawin’s absence noted. Blueberry harvest praised with substantial earnings in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Glass
North Billerica
Naomi Fisher
Concord Rd
Canada
John Kirkegaard
Nova Scotia
Benj
Wm. Pfeiffer
New York City
Community Notes From Concord Junction And Nearby
Local residents report guests visiting from Waltham Boston Providence Woonsocket and Hartford. A waterfront river condition at the Assabet prompts citizen letters to the state board of health seeking a thorough analysis and possible permanent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet
State Board of Health
Bedford Republican Nominee Outlines Long Service and Fit for General Court
In Bedford Massachusetts 1911 candidate Norman H White presents a lengthy record of public service to justify his bid for the General Court on the Republican ticket. He lists 38 years as a party voter and decades on town boards, including chairmanships and assessor roles, arguing his experience suits higher duties. White also gains local momentum, with supporters portraying him as a strong challenger to Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Middlesex
General Court
Bedford
Board of Selectment
Republican Party
Mass
Norman H. White
Mr. White
Foss
Bedford Friends Learn of Exemplary Officer Guard
Mrs. Edwina Mills and her son spent a week at Mrs. William Fitzgerald and were in Rutland last week. A husband and father serves as guard over the camp, earning high regard from superiors and many friends in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dee
Kenneth
Mrs. Dee
Bedford
Edwina Mills
Wm. Fitzgerald
Rutland
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South
Sudbury
Mrs. A.S. Rogers
Provincetown
Kendall Green
Percy Thomas
Illinois
Chickering
Amherst
N. H
Samuel Underwood
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
Mrs. Wilder Macurda
Lisbon
Edward Billett
John Nee
Waltham
Donald Campbell
Halifax, N. S
Walter Taylor
Afinie
May King
Hampton Beach
George Elson
Owen Duggan
Providence
Pawtucket
R. I
Michael Cratty
Rockville
William Scully
Josephine Mahoney
Front St. Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Katherine Lawler
Bristol
Gustie Hayward
Emily Hayward
Haverhill
Howard Hamblen
Daugter
Rid‘eford Pool
Thomas Parker
Bradford
Middlesex
James Ledgard
Chebague, Me
Frank Murray
Walter Goggins
Gardner
Twilight Club
Fannie A. Sanderson
van Slyke
Kingston, N. Y
Gertrude Johnson
Madaline Porter of
Leominster
John H. Kimball
James F. Moore
Sumner Mason
Groton
Lena Whitney
Harry Smith
John A. Backus
Millbury
Wilmot Mitchell
Robert Fane
Indianapolis
Ind
Congregational Church
Charles E. McDonald
Mr. McDonald
George P. Chandler
Amherst Center
Benson Priest
East Orange
Oak Hill
Long Pond
Akron
Main St
Townsend the
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill
Sherman G. Rich
Cape Cod
Stanley Anthony
1. 8
Navy
Eleanor
Alice Wiggin
Euro
Florence Tygart
Ada Croaby
Old Orchard
Elsie Kimball
Bennington
South Woods
Marlboro
Nason Street
Nason
Mase
Naylor
Miss Buck’s
S.&e. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Whites Garage
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Concord, Mass
Mise
Ruth Shepard
Ruth Fredrickson
Norwich
Conn
Emily Stewart
W. H. Bucher
Harrington Ave
Lillian Conant
Roxbury
Eadward Dow
R. J. Stevenson
the Recrimatory
Margaret Prendergast
F. R. Connor
Hhs Pullman Automobile
Allison G. Willis
Marion Lewis
William Jenness
George Garfield
Sakis Point
Acton Centre
Marguerite Schlittler
Somerville
Benjamin Derby
Marion
Joseph Brown
Hartford, Conn
Mrs
J.D. Brown
Central St
B. J. Airey
Madeline
West
Katharine Shea
Sadie Reilly
Woonsocket
Patrick Kelly
Walter Upham
Steel Srameray
Loring Tapley
P. H. Gatney
Lapham Block
Irving L. Hoogdon
Mr. Nimrod
Keyes
Mr. Wiseman
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