Community Notes From South Sudbury News
South Sudbury briefs report A. H. Young buys a Ford car Wm Hanson suffers asthma Dorothy Donnelly of Boston visits Mrs Agnes Smith at the Gilman home. W L Stone and son haul wood for the Davis and Farnum foundry in Waltham. Mrs A F Elims hosts Mrs Gummerson of Jaffrey NH, daughter of the late George Jones of Marlboro. Fred A Noyes, Rural Free Delivery man, on 15 days vacation. Parcel Post starts Jan 1 with higher pay. Ole Mortenson moves back to Medford. Morton and brother painting Raymonds buildings. Mortenson, a musician, aids local societies. Peter Mortenson heads to Maine. hopes to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Young
Wm. Hanson
Dorothy Donnelly
Boston
Agnes Smith
John D. Gilman
W. L. Stone and Son
Davis and Farnum Foundry
Waltham
A. F. Elims
Gummerson
Jaffrey, N. H
George Jones
Marlboro
Fred A. Noyes
Harlan
Ole Mortenson
Medford
Mortenson
George J. Raymond
Peter
Maine
Local Notes From Sudbury And Nearby Towns
Sudbury report lists Mrs D R Dean visiting relatives in Boston and Mrs C F Goodnow visiting Mr and Mrs George Hyde in Wollaston. Alfred Haskell works at Pratts mill for winter. Leon KE Hawes to have father and mother from Boston for winter. Lynn guests of Mr and Mrs L D Perry on Sunday. Lawrence Hadley and Miss Helen Sherborn of Roslindale wed last week. A town hall minstrel show Friday the 20th will feature pupil performers. Methodist church fair and chicken pie supper Friday was very successful with most articles sold and many diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Dean
Boston
C. F. Goodnow
George Hyde
Wollaston
Alfred Haskell
Pratts’ Mill
Leon KE. Hawes
Lynn
L. D. Perry
Lawrence Hadley
Helen Sherborn
Roslindale
Spoiling Children Proverb from C H Spurgeon
A condensed saying warned that letting children have their own way creates future heartache and that indulgence spoils more than it helps. The message contrasts neglect and constant watering with hoeing, noting excessive maternal affection can harm as children grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Spurgeon
Salesman Confesses Clever Stunt With Speed Trap
A humor piece recounts a salesman bragging to a manager about a contrived sale. He claims he slowed a machine to half speed and arranged with a town constable to arrest them for speeding, persuading "Skee" to approve the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skee
Local News Roundup Brims With Holiday Cheer and Community Notes
Mrs. Ann Leyden recovers from a grip attack. Miss Martha Parker visited relatives in sillerica Sunday. Christmas exercises planned in public schools Friday afternoon. Warren and Mrs. Arnold of Lowell spent Sunday with Frank Hibbard. Mrs. Emma Chase of Dorchester visiting the Chases. Miss Mabel Comeau assists Bresler's store during holiday rush. Walter Raynor of Waltham guest of his parents. Miss Mary Campbell of South Boston entertained by aunt Mrs. Collins. Arthur and Mrs. King welcomed a baby daughter born Saturday morning. 1913 calendars appear, nearing 1912’s end. Shubert orchestra popular and well attended. Harold Garney on 11 days furlough with parents in U.S. 8. Georgia. Miss Marion Jones seriously ill. Miss Mabel Bishop assists in H. P. N. Dale’s jewelry store. Brown and Rich at Tufts Dental classmates hosted by Rich. Stores report splendid Christmas business and broad prosperity. Stores open every evening till Christmas. Helpers at W. B. Case & Sons include Mrs. Randel, Mrs. Veitch, Mrs. Howard, Miss Lawton, Miss Whitney, Miss McCormack. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Thibets and Miss Martha Parker attend Rebekahs exercises in Natick. Middlesex club ball tickets selling fast for Jan 31 at Cooperative Hall. Car accident in Concord ends with a man killed. details in Concord columns. James J. Hilferty building steady trade with high quality goods. Div. 44 A. O. H. officers elected at Masonic hall. Aerie initiation at Masonic hall Sunday. 28 candidates helped by Bernard Gerrigan. work praised. concludes with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Comeau
Bresler
Nason St
Walter Raynor
Waltham
Pearl Gray
Joggin Mine
Thomas Usher
Mary Campbell
South Boston
B. Collins
Arthur King
Shubert
Harold Garney
U. S
Georgia
W. B. Case & Sons
Albert Randel
Robert Veitch
Bert Howard
Lessie Lawton
Mildred Whitney
Irene McCormack
Samuel Parker
A. Dunham
Harvey Richardson
Thibets
Martha Parker
Natick
Rebekahs
Towm
Middlesex Club
Conant
Jones
Concord
James J. Hilferty
Mainst
Hilferty
Masonic Hall
Bernard Gerrigan
John Manning
William Connolly
James McCarthy
Treas
William Drigcoll
J. G
James Duggan
Apsabet Aerie
Smokers Tip Spot Offers Quiet Smoke and Pool
A local venue invites visitors to relax with a quiet smoke or a game of pool. Strangers in town may leave their bundles with staff while shopping.
Concord Grange to Hold Annual Supper and Installation
Benjamin Pope drives a new Packard as Concord community notes count five new men on the roster. The Concord Grange annual supper and installation is scheduled for January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Pope
Concord Grange
J. M Keyes
Mrs Knowles Returns Home After Honolulu Visit
Concord Junction reports Mrs G F Knowles has returned home from Honolulu after a ten month stay with her daughter Mrs E G Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Knowles
Honolulu
E. G. Bartlett
Winter plans For Men's Club Highlight Active Season
The Men's club prepares for a busy winter with over 60 members attending the last meeting. A grand good meeting was held. Next Sunday morning the sermon will focus on Love never. The Christmas concert is delayed until the 29th. The Christmas tree and children’s program will be held the eve, next Tuesday.
Grand Concert and Ball in Exchange Hall Luton Christmas Night
Christmas night program features overture to Little Boy Blue, songs for cornet, grand selection from Il Trovatore, and finale The Sunny South. Dancing after concert until 1 am with late cars to Maynard and Concord Junction.Warranted goods and local ads for jewelry, sled, coal and grain, ham and bacon from Concord Junction and Whitney Coal & Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Hall
Luton
Seatay
Beverly
Warren Collins
Sunny South
Lampe
Maynard and
Concord Junction
Feaaner W. Piper
Raymond Tuttle
Wim. Rawitser
Frank W. Holt
Ralph Hastings
Not Again Hias Readings Cause Alarm Box Trouble
Fragmentary text shows repeated punishment of Hias for malicious readings on a fire alarm box, with dialogue lines about breaking glass and a character named Filegende Biaetter appearing in the garbled snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hias
Sevral
Filegende Biaetter
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South
Sudbury
C. Hones
Wilcox
Maynard
Iear
L. N. Fowler
W. H. Virgie CO
Women’s
Main Street
Marlboro, Lass
Milford
Ann Leyden
Sillerica
Mrs. Warren Arnold of
Lowell
Frank Hibbard
Emma Chase
Dorchester
Mrs
Harry Chase
Concorte
Maynard Snicker
Duggan Bros. Prop
Bressler’s
J. Bressler
Nason St. Maynard
Mass
Lever’s
Cor. Main
W.F. Litchfi Main St
International
J. M. Keyes & Co
Walden St
Clover Club
A. O. U. W. Ball
Harold J. Chase
Patrick Cull
Michael Collins
William Byron
Arlington
Company I
Washington
Union Church
W. &. Chaplin
Main St
Concord Jet
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Lynch Brothers
Glenwood
Mason
Main and Nason Sts
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