Public school observes Christmas with Friday closure
Local notices report Christmas observances in public schools on Friday and a string of community happenings. Mentions include W M Lasbury in New York, A Tabor visiting from Providence, Eva Tucker assisting at Gutteridge jewelry, and O Bander family visits, with multiple town events and upcoming lectures in Stow and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lasbury
New York
Theodore Nelson
John White
Waltham Et
A. Tabor
Providence
A. Bander
Eva Tucker
George H. Gutter
Idge
Display Of Pupils Work At School Meeting
The Miss Frye and Miss Washburn rooms showcased pupil work including drawing, spelling, writing, and map drawing. A paper on Storytelling to Children by Mary Harmon Weeks was read by Mrs. Jewett explaining clear, engaging storytelling for children. The afternoon ended with chocolate and a discussion on improving town illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harmon Weeks
Jewett
Mace Strong
G. Stanley Hajl
Hughes
Bacon
Skelter
Sudbury News The Grange Fair and Local Meetings
South Sudbury notes show H H Rogers wiring his house for electric lights. Residents announce winter trips to Boston and Brookline. The Grange fair drew a large crowd, and Sudbury Woman's Club plans a Wednesday meeting at 3 in the high school room. A town hall concert by the Sudbury brass band is set for Thursday evening as Frank Benedict begins his new role as superintendent of schools. The club forms a committee on social house agitation to start work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLee
S. M. Bander
Providence
R. I
David
A. Bander
John Wall
Isaac Davis
A. R
Acton
Hoar
Edson
Agnes Garvey
Waltham
James J. Hilferty
Hilferty
Fytchburg
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Reece Sisters
George H. Gutteridge
F. E B. Taylor & Co
Summer Hill Lodge
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
P. Hi DeLee
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Brigham’s Orchestra
Ledgard
Frank B. Sanderson
Person's
H. P. N. Dahl
Stow
M. J. Scanlon
Woman's Club
St. Bridget’s Church
Rome
Fr. Scanlon
H. H. Rogers
U. W. Hunt
Boston
Louise Wilting
J. H. Baton
A. J. Bacon
I. T. Moore
C. Fred Goodnow
Fred A. Noyeste
Raymond H
New York
Elliott Fisher
Everett Browne
Brookline
Grange
Sudbury Woman's Club
Sudbury Brass Band
Frank H. Benedict
Benedict
Atherton
Rogers
Waldo L. Stone
George H. Clark
Henry P. Baton
Alfred N. Baton
Water Scarcity Looms Over Village This Winter
Residents brace for a harsh season as fall drought drained wells and frozen ground limit water access. Officials warn shortages in the coming months and urge conservation.
You Get Results by Advertising in The Daily Enterprise
A compact ad copy promotes advertising in The Daily Enterprise to boost business. It highlights reach within the region and suggests inquiries to secure space for announcements, products, or services. Emphasizes effective reader exposure through local newspaper channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Enterprise
Sudbury Woman's Club Meeting At High School Rooms
Sudbury Woman's club will meet at the High School rooms on Wednesday at three o'clock. The note mentions sources of uranium with two minerals Pitchblende and carnotite and lists Gilpin county mines and Colorado sandstone occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Woman's Club
United States
Gilpin County
Colorado
Concord Happenings and Holiday Preparations
The Concord scene buzzes with early holiday activity as Ly N Fowler promotes a furniture sale and clerks like Mrs. Arthur Hosmer, Miss Elsie Pike, Miss Emily Clemens, and Miss Elizabeth Loftus work busy shifts in local stores. Community events include a Concord Grange supper on January 3 and a Woman's Club talk on Lullabies of the Nations with vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly N. Fowler
Arthur Hosmer
Walden Hall
Elsie Pike
Whitcomb
Wm. N. Decker
Ce Mc
Board of Health
Concord Grange
Woman’s Club
Clara A. Marsh
Hawthorne Star Fair Leads Social and Fund-raising Night
Hawthorne chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Friday afternoon and evening fair in Association hall. A large crowd attended and the event proved financially and socially successful, with a 2500-piece quilt by Mrs A F Bowman a highlight. Booths featured food candy apron and fancy tables and laundry. dancing followed with King and Cole’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Hawthorne
Order of the Astern Star
A. F. Bowman
Aurin Richardson
J. A. Dakin
George Whitney
Ada Chaplain
Hannah Pfeiffer
Justin Pord
A. H. Converse
Horace Tuttle
George Jones
F. C. Sortwell
Charles Sylvester
M. Parrington
Waldo Leapo
Peter
Concord Junction Lodge 212 Elects Officers This Thursday
Wayne Lawrence has become telegraph operator at the local station. Mrs John Boardman recently visited her daughter Mrs HM Robinson in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Robert Wood traveled to New York en route to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lawrence
John Boardman
HM Robinson
Grafton
Robert Wood
New York
England
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Henry Gilroy
Stow Road
Mechanic Arts High School
Newton High
Chelmaford High
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Maynard
New England
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Thoreau Goffee
Sunshine Biscuits
C. M. Byron
Thoreau Street
Concord
Lynch Bros
Main St
Powler
Guy Proctor
John Young
York Beach
Ss. W. Young
Gladys A, Young
S. W. Young
C. W
Minute Man Lodge
Lexington
South
Sudbury
Registry For Nurses
Concord Hospital
Maynard, Mass
Old Waigh Concord
PS Tavern
C. Wellman Pre
Joshua Edwards
P. O
Cod Peel
Emily Clemens
Clignest
Abbie Chase
Elizabeth Loftus
Pilene
T. Mason
Lowell Rd
H. F. Leith
Concord Club
Mise Ruth Raymond
Tinon Academy
Miss Sack
Gil
J. M. Keyes
Schuecker Concert Co
Lyceum
O O. W
Joseph Dee, Jr
John J. Ryan
Thomas F. Giblin
G. B. Titworth
Grand Lodge
Joseph Fitzpatrick
P. Harrington
Polly
King and Cole
J. O. Brown
A. Hi Converse
Charles
Abbie Saunders
P. White
Main
Tel
Mass
F. Litchfi
Milt
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