Local notes from South Sudbury and area
South Sudbury residents enjoy holidays at home while relatives visit Lowell area. town schools close for a week. Local property changes include Stewart buying 35 acres on state road near W. Stone’s. Moyse gains January 1 salary increase with Edison Co. Goodnow buys gravel pit at auction. Paint tradesman Connelly moves to H. Rogers greenhouses as night watchman. RR 8. of V. camp 102 holds annual meeting electing officers. Officers to be installed January fourth Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyse
Edison Co
F. W. Goodnow
Mr. Goodnow
William A. Connelly
T. F
D. D. Wiley
Cnolee
Holand R. Cutler
Y. C
Lansford Norrington
J. W
Paul Buzzell
G. H. Golkie
Treas
W. —E. Chamberlain
Perry
Imp
Marlboro
Christmas vacation opens Sudbury schools
Miss Helen Moore enjoys a vacation with Mr and Mrs Wm Moore. Invitations go out for a January New Year dance at the town hall run by the senior class. The Merrie Minstrels entertained Friday night December 20 with pupils from all schools. Progressives meet at the town hall December 17 with 25 present and 16 registered. Roosevelt ticket led this year and plans to boost progressive votes next year. Monthly meetings, public gatherings, and entertainments will involve prominent party members. The club starts with debts paid and a small treasury. membership grows. Lunch will be served at future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of Vv
Roosevelt
al Future
Maynard Veitch home for holiday in Moosup Conn
Local column lists residents visiting and traveling over the holidays. Maynard Veitch returns from Moosup Conn, several others visit Waltham Hartford Foxboro Gardner Belmont and Kingston for Christmas. Includes readings of social visits, marriages banns, club meetings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Veitch
Moosup
Conn
David Miller
Waltham
Edward Moore
Waltham St
Gus Gilroy
Baseball
Providence
Christmas Week Social Notes and Local Notices
Local residents return home for holidays and attendances at schools and workplaces are noted. Miss Lillian Dodge leaves B L Filene store. George Urquhart wanders Christmas from MIT. several students from Trinity College and Mass Agricultural College are seen home for the holidays. A town hall high school dance is planned for February 1 with Rocheton’s Jamaica Plain orchestra. An armory drill session, led by Sergt Pond, covers flag signals and new manual changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Urquhart
Mary McManus
Trinity College
Washington
Leslie Anderson
Peveril Peterson
David Potter
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Hilda Smith
Roger Hall School
Lowell
Albert Rockwood
Verett St
Milton
N. P
Continental Dock Co
Boston
Fernald
J. S. Wilson
Sergt. Pond
U. S. Infantry
Armory
Prank King Improves After Recent Illness
Concord Junction notes busy holiday period with William Reilly at the express office during the rush. A Christmas hop drew attendees from the town’s high school Tuesday afternoon. The Columbus club hosts a New Year party Friday January 3 with Wilson's orchestra providing music. Mrs. Ralph H. Damon leaves Friday for California for three months visiting her son Farnham and returns in April. West Concord Womans club schedules a children day on Friday December 27 with an attractive program. Many have accepted invitations to the Association hall dance Friday December 27 hosted by Miss Mary K. Damon and Miss Ruth E B Shepard, noted as gracious hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Palmer
Edward Ledgard
Boston
Henry Ledgard
George Bowers
Franklin
Mamie Flynn
Fverett
Annie Lyons
Alfred McCleary
Gardner
Evelyn Murphy
Bloomfield
N. J
John Callahan
Prospector
Agnes Robinson
Lowell
Annie Kennedy
Theodore Lowney
Theodore
Belmont
George Taylor
Kenneth
Kingsto
Felix Rainville
Patrick McNamara
Fitchburg
James Hoar, Jr
John Cannon
Superior Civil Court
Cambridge
Daniel Lowney
Clairville
Lee Griswold
Son Lee
Terryville, Conn
John White
Percival
Priscilla Club
Roderick Mcelver
Mvr
Corere Elson
Marion Penfield
Bridgeport Conn
Howard A. Wilson
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget's Church
Charles Sherry
Annie Williams
Charlies Fletcher
Catherine
Harold
Greenfield
Alonzo Warren
William Priest
James
Charles
Albert Priest
Waltham
William Marshall
Sadie Goodenow
Southern University
iBuaena Vista
West Virginia
Chick
Nebraska
Billett
Nafeed
James Lent
Henry Price
Maynard Checker Club
Henry Slyvert
Frank Parks
Enterprise
Boston University School of Theology
Methodist Church
Prank King
William Reilly
Express
Columbus Club
Wilson
Ralph H. Damon
California
Farnham
West Concord
Smokers Shop Promotes Pipes and Tobacco Accessories
An advertisement details a shop offering calabash meerschaum and brief pipes, tobacco jars, pipe cleaners, false bowls, tobacco pouches, cigar and cigarette cases, and cigar lighters. It invites visitors for a quiet smoke or a game of pool and notes travelers may leave bundles there while shopping.
Parcels Post Rules Explained For Local Area
The new parcels post begins January 1 and uses zone maps aligned to Boston. Mailings require parcels post stamps distinct from others, must be mailed at a post office or carrier, and must show sender name and address. Packages up to 11 pounds and 72 inches total girth are accepted with rules for liquids and fragile items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
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South
Sudbury
Lilian M. Whiting
Tech
Maribel
Jessie Fairbrother
O. F. Melton
D. R. Ferden
Adsworth
Landham
Stewart
4. W. Stone
Helen Moore
Mrs. Wm. Moore
Merrie Minstrels
Da'ty
Mme eYoromnan
Merry Christmas
Ters
L. N. Fowler & CO
Concord Junction
W. H. Virgie CO
Meen’s
Main Street
Framingham
Marlboro, Ass. Milford
Maynard
Albert Bilson
Rockville, Conn
Clara Rainville
Hartford
Wilford Hooper
Foxboro
Concord
Mass
Lillian Dodge
B. L. Filene
Middlesex
Dorothy Johnson
New York
Margaret O’brien
B. L. Filene Dry Woods
John Rheinhardt
Jersey City
Richardsen Pharmacy
Elizabeth Paley
Burn Mawr
Elmer Joslin
Maine
Rocheton’s Orches
Jamaica Plain
Maynard Smoke Shop
Duggan Bros
George H. Catteridge
Nason Street
E. H. Davis Coughlan
H. P. N. Dahl
Main
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill Maynard
Glenwood
Mason
Main and Nason Sts
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