Residents Take Summer Sojourns Across New England
Maynard Miss Julia McCarthy visits Somerville while Mrs A Sanderson stays at Salisbury beach and Rose Winkley travels in Vermont. Other locals like George Stockwell recover from illness Martha Parker visits Lawrence John Sullivan in Fitchburg Northborough John Nagle visits Hyde Park James Farrell and Grace Bishop will enter Fitchburg Normal in September. Arthur Sullivan returns to the post office after a vacation. Alice and Mary Moore vacation in New York. John Thompson and Frank Jones take time off from work and the R C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Parker
Lawrence
John Sullivan
Fitchburg
Northbow
John Nagle
Hyde Park
James Farrell
Grace Bishop
Fitchbur Normal School
Edward Penniman
Arthur Sullivan
Alice
Mary Moore
New York
John Thompson
Frank Jones
Bedford Notes on Moves and Visits Around Town
Dr Tressillian plans to move to Hast Hamp ton with her family on September first. Several residents vacation at Beaver Lake Derry New Hampshire and Hamp ton beach. The town sees a growing wheel mill count at the powder mills and a new lunch cart to open near P J Sullivans. The Maynard cricket team has one more league game Aug 28. The wedding of Florence Salisbury and Lewis Thomas set for Sept 21. Five pheasants released near town center and laws posted for enforcement this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCormack
W. B. Case & Son's
Maynard
Fitchburg
Irene
Margaret
Katie
Revere Beach
Powder Mills
Edward Titley and Son
Woonsocket
Titley
Lena Haynes
Gardner
McCleary
Brooks St
B. J. Coughlin
P. J. Sullivan
Andrew Foley
Jennie
Little Falls
N. Y
Margaret Creighton
John Sunderland
W. B
Geo. H. Brown
Fish and Game
W. Young
State
Wilkinsonville
Married Men vs Single Men Play Ball on Page Field
The third annual ball game between married and single men is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. on Page field. Randall A. Whittier leads the Married men with Dr. Albert Pfeiffer captaining the Single men, drawing from a roster of local players including Archie Plasteridge Clarence Meagher Edwin Crosby Ernest Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Field
Randall A. Whittier
Bedford 'S
Albert Pfeiffer
London
Eng
Bedford
Archie Plasteridge
Uhlan Dominates Shawsheen River Classic at Cleveland
Uhlan a five year old gelding bred at Shawsheen River Farm in Bedford won the trotting classic in straight heats at Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday August 10. Times 2.06 2.03 set a new standard. Owned by Charles Sanders of Salem and trained by Bob Proctor the black gelding sired by Bingen dam Blonde by Sir Walter Jr. was previously sold at age three by breeder Arthur H Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhlan
Arthur H. Parker
Shawsheen River Farm
Bedford
Cleveland
Crescens
Charles Sanders
Salem
Bob Proctor
Bingen
Sir Walter Jr
Mr. Parker
Mr. Sanders
Sudbury Social Roundup Highlights Town Visits
William F. Law of Boston was a Sunday guest in Sudbury. D. R. Dean hosted his Somerville brother. Mrs L B Jones, formerly local, visits friends. Mrs M F Porter entertains her son Robert and wife from Leominster. Mr and Mrs L B Hunt visit I Perry. A large crowd from the town attended the band concert in South Sudbury Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Law of
Boston
Town
D. R. Dean
Somerville
South Sudbury
Deer Damage Complaints Spread in Westminster Farmland
Westminister residents report crop losses from deer feeding on beans beets and cabbages near Smith's reservoir with four to five deer sighted in one group. Farmer John Erickson estimates losses at 75 to 100 dollars and warns others plan to seek reimbursement as deer are legally protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminser
John Erickson
Smith's Reservoir
South Westminster
Wachusett
Mr. Erickson
the Sentinel
Erickson
Local Notes and Socials Highlight Concord Junction News
Concord Junction social calendar includes Miss Rebecca Tripp visiting Milford New Hampshire and Mrs P W Allen returning from Old Orchard outing. Archie Simpson mourns father in Maine while Byron Atwell joins a Boston harness shop. Elizabeth New Jersey visitors visit Waldo Clauss family as Celia McDonald and friends vacation Old Orchard Maine. Fire crews tackle brush blaze on Acton Hill. Almanac details and New England forecast wrap up the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Tripp
Milford
N. H
P. W. Allen
Old Orchard Beach
Archie B. Simpson
Maine
Byron Atwell
Boston Harness, Co
Boston
John Miller
Elizabeth
N. J
Waldo Clauin
James Maguire
Snow & Noll's
Celia McDonald
Gene Connell
Elizabeth Connell
Florence King
Old Orchard
Bernard Copping
Acton ‘Centre
Stratham, N. H
H. H. Young
Acton Hill
Merrill ‘Bros
Concord Vacation Aboard and Local Leisure Notices
During J. M. Keyes absence Ferdinand D. Lang will run the stores. Moody family returns from Sagamore beach vacation. Alvin Smith begins annual vacation from Howe's jewelry. Towle family and Thomas Todd Jr go to Lake Sebec Me for ten days. Ray Daly on two weeks vacation. Mrs. F. C. Rockwood and Maud and Ralph visit friends in Pitchburg and Ashburnham. Keyes and family enjoy Cape Porpoise in Maine last week. Hopkinton girls Ruth Hildridge and Gertrude Vairbanks visit Miss Hunt in Thor eau Street. Leo Chisholm on vacation from Davis' market. spends week with Co. I in the war game. Rachel Colston resumes Christie’s store duties after two weeks in New Hampshire towns. Beatrice Lowden on two weeks vacation from Miss Buck's store, plans Peacham. Hopkins the high school pitcher pitched for Maynard against Acton, shutout. Niven algo played third for Maynard in Townsend. J. W. Raymond, T. H. Mahan and F. C. Rockwood to Chelmsford in W. H. Hancock's touring car. Rockwood leaves party, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Blood. to Baboos Lake for Baboos Day, entertainment. They stay overnight and return to Concord Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Towle
Thomas Todd, Jr
Lake, Sebec
Ray Daly
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co
F.C. Rockwood
Maud
Ralph
Pitchburg
Ashburnham
J. M. Keyes
Cape Porpoise
Maine
Ruth Hldridge
Gertrude Vairbanks
Hopkinton
Grace
Helem Hunt
Thoreau St
Rachel Colston
Christie's
New Hampshire
Beatrice Lowden
Miss Buck
Peacham
T. Hopkins
Maynard
Acton
Niven Algo
Townsend
J. W. Raymond
T. H. Mahan
F. C. .Rockwood
Chelmsford
W.H. Hancock
Mr. Hancock
Mrs. Blood
Cotte Cord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia McCarthy
A. Sanderson
Salisbury Beach
Rose Winkley
Vermont
George Stockwell
Mrs. Royal Henter
Ivy Pierce
Grace Parkin
Gleasondale
Oliver Taylor
Walter Taylor
W. B. Case
Lake Boon
George Creighton
Nellie Joyce
Hampton Beach
Walter Collins
Lynn
Richard Parmenter
Marion Titley
Collinsville
George N. Salisbury
Edward Henerson
Victoria’ Burnside
James N. Haire
James J. Hilferty
The
Katie McCormack
M. F. Mullin
Thomas Doyle
Assabet
Florence N. Salisbury
Lewis A. Thomas
Watertown
Co-operative Hall
James Lawler
Assabet Mills
Middlesex Mills
Lowell
Bancroft St
A. J. Poland & Bo
Chas
E. Brown
Main St
Concord
Mr. Brown
Bedford Boys
Thaxter P
Gavin
Playtridge
Crosby
Hodgdon
Meagher
Wilson Jr
Forrey
Jordan & Marsh Co
Bill” Thaxter
Carter
Vim
Dash
P. N. Dahl
Riverside
Main Street
Edith A, Buck
Concord, Mass
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor
Maynard, Mass
River View
Laundry
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
W. F. Litchfield
Gime
Sudbury
Mrs. L
Hunt
I. Perry
J. C. Francis
London Notes and Queries
Campbell
Hohenlinden
Greenock
T. C
F. C
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mags
Karl C. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
Edward Dee
Central St
Bernard Copping, Jr
Montana
Benj. Russell
Rockport
Vaursaay
New England
Ferdinand D. Lang
Benjamin Moody
Sagamore Beach
Alvin Smith
Howe
Leo Chisholm
Davis’ Market
Co. I
Keyes
Electrical and Auto
Edison
Victor
Walden St
Walden Hall
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