South Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A string of short notices from Rochester to Somerville feature visits and trips. People include Miss Martha Fagerstrom, Miss Reba Warren, Master Hal Warren, Mrs. Augustine Hosmer, and Mrs. Ann B. Jones hosting relatives. The Actons face Boston’s Custom Wiese team in a rubber game next Saturday, promising a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Warren
Hal ‘Warren
G. Turner
Carmen Keapley
Manchester
Miles Carmen Taylor
Bilot
Luther Billings
Donnell
Waltham
N. J
Dearborn
N. H
Mre
Glines
Sara
Christid
Augustine Hosmer
Somerville
Cyrus Hosmer
Ann B. Jones
Wilbur F. Jones
Wivreal Jones
Lowell
Actons
Boston
Huldah Moulton
Litchfield
West Acton Notes Local Visits and Health Updates
Miss Zoe Miner visits Burt ington this week while Mrs H H Gardner spends part of last week in Medford. Lyman Mead is seriously ill with Dr Tasker attending. Mrs Harriet Brown visits her sister Mrs G C Wright. Miss Birdie Keddie travels to Nova Scotia. Mr and Mrs Hobart Mead depart for the White Mountains. Chas Holt from Idaho visits relatives. Lyman Holbrook returns home from freight work. Mr and Mrs A E B Lincoln stay at Varnum Mead house. Lincoln has taken a Littleton grocery. Rev Cyrus Hamlin and family from Tougaloo Univ Miss visit William Perkins's. W R C group viewed parade from Arlington St. Boston. Diphtheria cases reported locally, Ralph Stillman and a child of Robert Smith. Henrietta EB Hurley, public school principal in Sidney Australia, tours the world visiting India Africa England and parts of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gardner
Medford
Lyman Mead
Dr. Tasker
Harriet Brown
G. C. Wright
A. EB. Lincoln
Varnum Mead House
Lincoln
Littleton
Cyrus Hamilin
Winthrop
Tougaloo University
Miss
Arlington St
Boston
Ralph Stillman
Robert Smith
Henrietta EB. Hurley
Sidney
Australia
Sydney
India
Africa
England
Europe
Mra
Viola Anderson
Oscar EB. Preston
P. J. Byrne
New Hampshire
Maine
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Sarah
Annie F. Witherbee
Newton St
Harwich
Louisa Kelley
Cleveland
Wm. T. Sutton
Benex St
Kelley
Henry C
F. C. Curtis
C. Howard Brigham
B. O. Brigham
M. Annie Howe
Seeenwarree Hows
Sweet Claybyeste
West
Sulpter Springs West
Pressel
Boot and Shoe Repair by H Clark at moderate prices
Local notice announces harness boot and shoe repairing services offered by H Clark at moderate prices in Wouth Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larness
H .Clark
North Sudbury Notes Share Visits and Travels
Miss Wilma Bishop spends a few days with friends in Waltham. Harry Hodgkins of Boston visits W H Burnett and family. North Sudbury residents attend the Waltham carnival last Wednesday. W C Burnett of Boston returns to work after a week’s vacation here. Sadie Burke of Concord Junction visits Mamie Mackay and returns home. The New York cousins staying with the Misses Burnett have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Bishop
Waltham
Harry Hodgkins
Boston
H. Burnett
North Sudbury
W. C. Burnett
Sadie Burke
Concord Junction
Mamie Mackay
New York
Burnett
Sudbury Hosts Visiting Clergy and Local Celebrants
Rev Clarence W Rouse of Newton New Jersey visits Sudbury staying with sister Mrs Harland H Rogers. Edward Lemon entertains his New York City brother, a Lafayette Post G A R member prominent in the Boston parade. Mrs Adaline W G turns 75 with a family visit and dinner. Two cousins of William P Badbury call on Sudbury relatives. A meeting at First Parish church considers forming Wayside Inn Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution for Sudbury and Wayland residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Rouse
Newton, N. J
Memorial Church
Harland H. Rogers
Edward RB. Lemon
York City
Lafayette Post
Bostom
Adaline W. G
Frank W
Abel Wheeler
Lowell
William P
Levi
Jones
Caroline
New York State
Badbury
First
Wayside Inn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sudbury
Wayland
Auction sale at Acton Centre for varied goods
Posters announce an auction at Acton Centre with tools harnesses chickens wood household goods furniture and china. The sale aims to clear a vacated store soon with the highest bidder taking the lot and selling weather permitting at Robbin's place also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop F
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Sudbury
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Robbin's
Davenport to preside at upcoming oratorical functions
Hon. William N. Davenport will preside over oratorical functions at the coi. oa introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Davenport
King of Collectors Displays in Morse Window
Robert Woodard, a famed relic collector in this section, displays a mix of broken Bank and state bills from 1863 and later notes in Morse's window this week attracting attention. His display includes precious stones from a western trade and United States coins valued over 1600 dollars, with ties to relic hunters in the West and a doctor in the British West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woolard
F. H. Morse
South
Bob
Mr. Woodard
United States
Woodard
West
British West Indies
Croke Callahan Wedding at St Michael's Parochial Residence
Miss Agnes Croke and George Callahan, both of this town, were married at St Michael's parochial residence Sunday afternoon by Rev. Thomas F. Cusack. The bride's sister from Cambridge and a groom’s brother served as attendants. A wedding supper followed at 5 Apsey Street. The couple will reside in Hudson after a brief wedding tour aboard the six o'clock train. Both are employed at the rubber factory and have many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Croke
George Callahan
St. Michael’s
Thomas F. Cusack
Cambridge
Hudson
New Members Admitted At Royal Arcasium Council
At the William Llyod Garrison Council meeting, 17 members were admitted. The council has grown rapidly over the past year and aims to reach 200 members by next month with 11 more candidates to be initiated. Officer J. J. Me played a key role in recruiting new members. A supper followed after degree work, with speeches by council officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Llyod Garrison
Royal Arcasium
Ince
the Coun
J. J
Grand Army Vet R. C. Lamson Visits Blackburn Brother
R C B Lamson, a Grand Army veteran from Blackburn Oklahoma and former Vermont resident who served in the 11th Massachusetts, was hosted by his brother B M Lamson last week. He is a landholder in Oklahoma and notes rapid progress in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. B. Lamson
Blackburn
Oklahoma
B. M. Lamson
Vermont
11Th ‘Mass
Bostom
Funeral of Charles Skahan Held at St Michael’s
Six soldiers acted as bearers at the funeral for Charles Skahan. Services were held at his late home on Spring Saturday morning with a 9 o’clock service at St. Michael’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Skahan
St. Michael's Church
Arc
Marlboro Social Notes and Local Visits
Marlboro residents are listed with illnesses and trips. John Sawyer and Mrs. Oliver Blanchard are ill. J. T. Sheahan sails to Norfolk. various visitors come to town including Miss Mae Lynch and Miss Emma Davis. The Union club plans a Labor Day circus feature. Nelson Morris Company donates 25 dollars to the hospital barbecue. An automobile parade is planned for Labor Day. plumbing and heating contracts are noted. marriages and occupations are mentioned among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sawyer
Lincoln St
Mae Lynch
Howe St
Nashua
N. H
Emma Davis
East Main St
Hillsboro Bidge
Union Club
Nelson Morris Company
Burrows
Mraor Park St
W. Meagher
Brockton
Mount Pleasant St
Inspiration at the EOD Beechwave and Odd Voyages
The narrator describes arrival at the EOD Beechwave and a tumultuous journey filled with strange rides and vaudeville shows. Two men engage in a violent dispute as the speaker recalls vivid, unsettling experiences and vague references to injuries and enduring purpose.
Local Society Notes From Maple Street and Nearby
Mary A. Kaler visits Maynard while Mrs Dr Moran of New York hosts Mrs William B Hankard on Maple St. Miss Ida M Yorke returns from a Gardner vacation. Dr J T Moriarty family at Stella Maris Fort Meadow. Carrier Toohey covers Connors route on leave. Brooks families travel to Fitzwilliam New Hampshire for Old Home week. Leroy M Howe goes to Troy New Hampshire for a mountain visit. Mrs Thomas McFadden and Minnie visit Edinboro. Alderman R O Clark reelected commodore of the Wesse gussett Watch club for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Yorke
I Gardner
J. T. Moriarty
Stella Maris
Fort Meadow
Joseph Toohey
Connors
Qren Brooks
John Brooks
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Leroy M. Howe
Fairview Farm
Troy
Carl Howe
Thomas McFadden
Minnie McFadden
Woonsocket
R. 1
P. F. Conners
Edinborost
R. O' Clark
Wessegussett
For Sale Cheep Thoroughbred English Yorkshire Pigs
For sale a variety of thoroughbred English Yorkshire pigs all ages available brood sows included. Stock can be seen at the farm.
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Vanderveer
Concord
South Acton
Rochester, N. Y
Theall of
A. Jones
Worces
H. Jones
Sun
Mie
Chester Sa
Tham
Mies Martha Fagerstrom
Worcesur
H. — Wills
Mies Sarch Troesdell
Elgin
Thas
Dr. Christie’s
West Acton
Zoe Miner
Burtington
Miss Birdie Keddie
Nova Scotia
C. H. Mead
Mrs. Hobart Mead
White Mountains
Chas. Holt
L. A. Holt
Idaho
Lyman Holbrook
Wouth Acton
H. H. Safford
Manudson Ha
Stonetiann
Acton Centre
King OF Collectors
Bob” Woodard
Morse
Croke—Callahan
Michael
William Lloyd Garrison Counsil
R. C. B. Lamson
Marlboro
Oliver Blanchard
Charles H. Collins
J. T. Sheahan
Norfolk, Va
Joseph Charon
Silver St
Langa Bes
Will. W. C. Hanson
Southboro
Nellie Kane
Natick
Sadie Hannigan
Hudson St
Guard of Honneur
A. F. Meanor
Alice Carruth
Ohio
Lizzie Howe
Boynton & Allen's
Augusta
Mateland Bennett
Washington, D. C
Clarence B. Howe
Clinton St
Alma Liszette
Evelyn Hubert
Eva Martel
D. J. Kenney
EOD Beechwave
Mary A. Kaler
Maple St
Maynard
Dr. Moran
New York City
William B. Hankard
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