Local Industry and Town Life Report from South Sudbury
Ralph L. Richardson returns to Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co in Waltham, Charles Richardson back in the machine shop, and Hurlburt Rogers reports full-time work with new orders including a shipment to France and four to Nova Scotia. Thanksgiving passes quietly with family gatherings and local improvements. The Howe family mourns a daughter from diphtheria and quarantine ends as health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Richardson
Waltham
Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co
Charles Richardson
William Sinon
Wayside Inn
Lemon
Arthur Hi. Burr
Michael Sinon
B. G. Bradshaw
Boston
Beth Hall
East Longmeadow
John J. Connelly
John PD. Gilman
Fallon
George F. Howe
Mt. Wadsworth
Sudbury Thanksgiving News and Town Improvements
Thanksgiving gatherings are noted across Sudbury with visits to Cambridge Natick Walden Framingham and local family homes. The town reports major tree and brush clearing around the town hall to prevent fire risk and announces a Hoof and Mouth disease quarantine at the Lenzi bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stone
Sawing
Leon Hawes
J. Stanley Rice
C. W. Rice
D. Perry
Untitled fragment on a man awaiting his breakfast
A brief fragment describes a man continuing a routine until his wife falls ill and he prepares his own breakfast.
Local notes from Concord Junction and surrounding towns
The Allen Chair shop reopened after a three day shutdown. Boston Harness plant workers run night shifts to meet foreign contract demand. Leon Ellison returned to Providence from a town visit. Harold Shepard visited his parents. Harry Bridge spent the holiday with friends in Sharon. John Flynn leaves B M crossing gateman hours. Daniel Hayes acts in his place. Mary Galvin and Benjamin Heywood wed at Mr and Mrs Per rom home in Winthrop. Agnes Garvey, Maynard teacher, has a son John teaching at the Mass Reformatory. sister Mrs George Stacy of Malden. Funeral services were held for a departed relative with a high mass of requiem and burial at St Bernard's cemetery. bearers listed. Floral tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Boston
Leon Ellison
Providence
Harold Shepard
Herbert Shepard
Harry Bridge
Sharon
John Flynn
Flynn
Daniel Hayes
Mary Galvin
Benjamin Heywood
West Acton
John Perrom
Winthrop
Agnes Garvey
Maynard
John
Mass. Reformatory
George Stacy
Malden
Help of Christians Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
John Bowen
Harold Chase
Dominick Burke
Alexander McEachern
Death of John A. Garvey Communicated
John A. Garvey, a respected Concord Junction resident, died at his home on Central Street after a four year illness. Born in Boston, 60, he lived in Concord Junction for 23 years and earned high regard from family, friends, and colleagues in the harness trade. He is survived by two relatives, including Miss Mary Garvey, a teacher at the West Concord school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Garvey
Central St
Mr. Garvey
Boston
Concorde Junction
Garvey
Emns
Mary Garvey
West Concord
Red Cross Seals Sale Boosts Tuberculosis Fight
The West Concord Woman's Club launches a Red Cross Seals sale to fund tuberculosis work. Committee members Mrs. P. Trufant, Mrs. Emily Giyl, and Mrs. Annie O. Comeau oversee distribution at Noll's drug store and through members. Proceeds support local needs and the national committee as the drive grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Con‘cord
Woman's Club
Red Cross
West Concord Woman's Club
P. Trufant
Emily Giyl
Annie
Comeau
Noll’s
National Committee
Burial in Townsend for Mrs Harriett Wood
Mrs Harriett Wood mother of Mrs George Ball 67 Central Street Townsend died after an 18 months illness of blood poisoning at her daughter’s home. She was highly esteemed and buried in West Townsend after living with her daughter for the past year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Wood
George Ball
Central St
West Townsend
Residents and Visitors Gather in Acton Area Notices
South Acton reports include William Randles on business for American Watch Co. of Waltham and various residents visiting relatives or moving homes. Emma Halliday toured Derry New Hampshire during Thanksgiving. Frank Hosmer and spouse marked their 56th wedding anniversary at home with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randles
The
American Watch Co
Waltham
Frank Hosmer
Universalist Church Service And Meetings Noted
The Sunday service is at 7 30 PM led by Rev. Luther J. Morris on The Ideal Christian His Unselfishness. Sunday school starts 11 48 AM. P C U meeting at 6 15 PM. Miss Carrie Franklin leads. Ladies Social Circle meets Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Frank Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther J. Morris
Carrie Franklin
Frank Stiles
Burden Lifts Notice in Al Wa 1g Context
A brief item notes that the burden often lightens in the Al Wa 1g setting. The report highlights a trend toward easier responsibilities and reduced strain for participants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. P. N. Dahl
Roger Bros
Wey
South
Sudbury
Emma Barker
Hattie Parmenter
Charlotte Parmenter
Fred Anderson
Sedguey
Framingham
Louis Wright
Concord Junction
Townsend
South Acton
G. P. Morgan
Brookline
Christie-Glines
Davis & King
W. W. Gough
Gardner
Gough
George Greenough
Bernon McGreen
Waldo Hayward
Frank Piper
Fairbanks
Actonst
Deane
Frank Pratt
Jones
Acton St
Will Piper
Littleton
Frank
Joseph Randies
Fletcher’s Corner
Acton
Emma Halliday
Derry
N. H
Ira Clough
Ned
Ashland
A. Clough
Lena. Blaney
Ruth
Templeton
Edson Baird
A. Medieros
Somerville
I.F. Duren
John R. Feltus & Son
Maynard, Mass
Walden St
Universalist Church
Ius SS Ofte
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