Concord Junction Neighbors and Visitors Over Holidays
Local residents and visitors share holiday time across towns. Heyman renewed AC in town. Mrs. Bebarrell visited Worcester. J R Brown from Jersey City spent Thanksgiving with family. Mrs. William Holland socialized with friends in Wal. J W Ford and son Wallis left for Florida for an extended visit. Frank Lipps and Mrs. Hefty guests of Dorchester residents. Lieut. and Mrs. Kendall moved from Florida. Patrick Prendergast hosted weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Heyman
R. Bebarrell
Worcester
Haliday
Jd. R. Brown
Jersey City
William Holland
Wal
J. W. Ford
Wallis
Hoyle
Fllorida
Frank Lipps
George Hefty
Dorchester
West Concord Woman's Club Guests Next Monday
Miss Dubois spent the weekend with Misses Luella Ethel and Mabel Butler of Everett. Mr and Mrs Fred L Hinds of West Acton visited Mr and Mrs Frank Rideout at Winthropst. West Concord Woman's club members will be guests of Concord Woman's club next Monday at 3 pm in the town hall and should bring membership tickets.
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Dubois
Luella
Ethel
Mabel Butler
Everett
Fred L. Hinds
West Acton
Frank Rideout
Winthropst
West Concord
Death of Mrs H T Barss in Worcester
Mrs H T Barss died suddenly of heart failure in Worcester on Sunday. She had been staying with her daughter Mrs William Reilly for Thanksgiving and was about to depart when a severe heart attack proved fatal. Funeral services were held in Gard-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Barss
Worcester
H.T. Barss
Gard
Mrs Barss Rites Held At Local Cemetery
Interment followed a lengthy residence in town. Mrs Barss, beloved by many, leaves her husband a daughter Mrs William Reilly of this town and a son Herbert Barss of Worcester.
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Barss
William Reilly
Herbert Barss
Worcester
Guest Night Delights West Concord Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club held its annual Guest Night Friday in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Miss Sumayeh Attiyeh spoke on Turkish life and customs while Madame France Titifskey and Miss Bess Snyder performed songs. A banquet followed as committees coordinated the elegant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
1. O. O. F. Hall
West Concord
Fir balsam pillows and trimmed hats featured this month
A Christmas novelties lineup includes fir balsam pillows and trimmed hats priced at 3.98 and 4.98. The items are advertised by Fadllenton Hat Shop located on Mainst Maynard.
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Fadllenton
Mainst
Maynard
Sudbury Village Social Notes Highlight Holidays and Visits
Local residents report illnesses, visits, and gatherings across Sudbury and nearby towns. Frequent mentions include Elisha Goodnow on sick list, Berlin and Cambridge trips, Thanksgiving moments, home gatherings, and alterations at Pratt's mills.
Sudbury M. E. Church Activities Weekend
The Sudbury Methodist Church held an Saturday evening entertainment based on What Would Jesus Do. Communion was observed Sunday morning and three members joined in full membership. Sunday evening featured Rev Claire Vis and mother with a sermon on Man’s Likeness to God. A Billy Sunday trip is being organized with transport and seating arrangements to attract attendees.
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Jesus
God
Claire Vis
Billy
Sudbury Grange Elects Officers At Recent Meeting
Sudbury Grange held its latest session electing Mas ter Mrs. Maud Miles overseer Harvey N Fairbank lecturer Mrs Harriet Young secretary Mrs Ida J Rice treas A N Young steward David Baldwin asst steward Lester Baldwin chap Fred Noyes gate keeper Charles Spiller Flora Miss Laura French Pomona Miss Edna Hewitt Ceres Miss Pauline Miles lady asst steward Angie M Bent executive committee three years J B Rice one year Richard B Oliver
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Sudbury Grange
Maud Miles
Harvey N. Fairbank
Harriett Young
Ida J. Rice
A. N. Young
David Baldwin
Lester Baldwin
Fred Noyes
Charles Spiller
Flora
Laura French
Pomona
Edna Hewitt
Ceres
Pauline Miles
Angie M. Bent
J. 8. Rice
Richard B. Oliver
Fox Chasing Hunters in South Sudbury Win Big Skin
In South Sudbury on Thanksgiving day a hunter named Mr. Bradshaw shot a second fox appearing near the Noyes farm, securing a handsome skin while others in the party were less successful. William Sinon nearby shot another fox the following day as the group pursues additional game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Mills
Reynard
Mr. Bradshaw
Noyes Farm
Bradshaw
William Sinon
Wedding Gift and Illness Report in Local Notice
Mr. McBriar of Hurlbut Rogers Machinery Co. returns from his wedding tour to a welcome by staff who gift a cut glass vase. Philip Chinn suffers a sore leg and cannot resume work. James Bell, Townsend foreman, off work weeks due to leg infection and fear of loss may occur.
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McBriar
Hurlbut Rogers Machinery Co
Philip Chinn
James Bell
Townsend
Thanksgiving Happenings From Stoughton and Surrounding Towns
Local notes recount Thanksgiving visits and gatherings across Stoughton and nearby towns. Mrs. Welle returned from Boston hospital, families hosted relatives from Lawrence and Greenfield, and a misfired fire alarm prompted rapid police action at the woolen mill.
Barn and Shed Burned at Norman Davidson Farm
Fire destroyed the barn and shed at the Normans Davidson farm yesterday forenoon. The blaze spread rapidly and the fire alarm rang after about twelve minutes.
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Normans Davidson Farm
Have Bought Farm Move From South Acton Couple Leaves
Mr and Mrs Dean who managed the Benjamin place for two and a half years have purchased a farm in Harvard and plan to move there soon. Their departure from South Acton is greatly regretted by those who have come to know them.
For Sale Parlor Stove Used One Month
A parlor stove offered at twelve dollars after one month of use. Also advertised are Christmas novelties and fir balsam pillows priced at four dollars eighty eight cents. Pullenton Hat Shop on Main Street promotes these specials.
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Box 182
South Acton
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Social Service Committee
Anna Hall
Jennie F. Adams
Helen M. Blake
Helen M. Googins
Oliverb. Parsons
H. Maybel. Park
Margaret Gale
Bess Snyder
Ruth Allen
Ruth Shepard
Mary Damon
Natalie Palmer
Ruth Abbott
Tan A le
Eneen
Mindle
Gomera
Waihsen Ily
Feene
AT. Haynes & Co
V. Maynard
Mass
Sudbury
Elisha Goodnow
Fred Bent
Saco, Me
Lizzie Lawrence
Berlin
George Clarke
Helen Noyes
Grange
Everett Saunders
Cambridge
Gerald Banfill
F. F. O'Neill
Pratt’s Mills
D. Perry
Boston
Lawrence Hadley
Addie B. Day
Brighton
J. White
William Baldwin
Davison
Himma Barker
Albert Eaton
Waltham
Claire Davis
BH. P. Stiles
Etta Bent
George Parmenter
Florence Hosmer
Nashua
N. H
Laura Kendrick
Manana
Leon Hawes
David Larner
Kempton
W. M. Parmenter
Waldo Parmenter
Natick
Henry Way
Charles
Joseph Way
Myron Lawin
Walter Stone
Walter Sawin
Hyde Park
William Ferden
Washington
Virginia
Etta
Bent. J
Rice
C. W. Rice
Harry and
Helen Rice
Charles Tate
Frank Pisher
Miriam Kempton
Medford
Minervare
W. M Parmenter
Janet Warner
Harry Fichel
Eiklick
Penn
Fichel
F. T. Bent
Sadie Conant
Charles Partos
Weston
Edwin Booth
South
Chapman of Stoughton
Katharine
Otis Reed
Welle
Alma
Jennie Stowell
Stowell
Lawrence
T. A. Downey
Slack
George Grey
BS. A. Clough
Chas
Whitney
Ziegler
Charles Beck
A. G. Ziegler
Kelley
Bison Baird
Ernest
Blainey
Ruth Blainey
George Hodgen
Greenfield
Winthrop
Anna Sage
West Medford
Kent
Harold Merriam
Wollaston
James Jones
Smith Finney
Pullenton Hat Shop
Main St
American Supply Co
Nason Street
Sase
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