Littleton Notes Highlight Mrs. Whitcomb and Local Talks
Littleton items report Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb returning from Newtown and various residents visiting relatives in Albany and Concord. The town hosts a drama cast, a Scotch poetry lecture by Rev. Chalmers, a mission class, and a brick and tile factory opening with multiple motors installed. Agricultural extension school runs Feb 10 to 14 with speakers on fruit, dairying, soils, and home-making courses for women.
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Louise Flagg
New York
the Young
Unitarian Society
Harriet Whitcomb
Newtown
Sam Fred A. Hosmer
Stanley Conant
Boston University
Mildred Dodge
Woolwich
Mary Dodge
The
West Grammar School
Karston K. Priest
Harl Putnam
Auburn
Margaret
Charles A. Hartwell
James W. Ireland
Hayward
Tohn Somerville
Mia
Chalmers
D. D
Fitchburg
Lizzie P. Stone
United Workers of the Congregational Society
Elmer Fletcher Penis
Elizabeth Huntington
Littleton
Roy Houghton
Swift Co
Chicago
Boston
Agricultural Extension School of
R. W. Riis
G. F. Story
EB. D. Waid
Alice J. Bunes
Town Hall
Local social notes and town events highlighted
Maynard society pages report visits and guests across Hudson Hopkinton and Boston with a Democratic caucus planned. Auditors begin town books, theatre outings in Boston, church services and whist party bookings, and town residents visiting relatives and markets.
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and People
Mrs. Richard F. Barrett ships a new Packard. Frank Bemis treated at Deaconess hospital. Concord Artillery orchestra plays in Waltham and at a dance. Edna Denniston of Maynard employed locally. Frank Peterson builds a new house on Virginia road. Russell Robb away for Stone & Webster. Kenneth Cook returns from Lowell Textile school to play with the Artillery orchestra. Elizabeth A. Brown resumes teaching after illness. Haggerty and Saunders travel to Woods Hole with J. M. Keyes & Co. Edward scretary addresses Woman's club on Current Events. Store displays noted by J. M. Co. Edward Holton James and Paris Liberator editor aid Lincoln Grange. Concord residents enjoy a satisfactory event.
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Richard F. Barrett
Frank FE. Bemis
Deaconess Hospital
Concord Artillery Orchestra
Waltham Armory
Edna Denniston
Maynard
Frank Peterson
Virginia Road
Russell Robb
Keokuk
Stone & Webster
Kenneth Cook
Lowell Textile School
Artillery
Waltham
Elizabeth A. Brown
John Haggerty
Harry Saunders
J. M. Keyes & Co
Woods Hole
Edward Scretary
Twentieth Century” Club
Woman's Club
J. M Co
Sle Aker
Local Social and Community Notes From Concord Junction
Leonard Cousins buys an Abbott-Detroit touring car Frank Harvey takes a new job in Mechanicaville Daniel Sullivan recovers from a severe typhoid attack John Donovan family settles in a Riverside Avenue home Senior dance at town hall attracts many guests King's orchestra assists junior hop in the evening Company S performance at ment hall Concord Harold W Chase featured in Jim at Company S show Address of Hon John Jaser of Lowell to be given for Men’s Club in Union Church Whist party hosted by the Young Ladies Social Club in IOOP hall Tuesday
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George Coggswell
Percy Taylor
Somerville
Iter
Boston
Mary Dolan
Hudson
Susan Sheehan
Charles Austin
Hopkinton
Patrick Wall
Marlboro
Frank Fearns
More Hall
Mary Sweeney
Faith Finnerty
Annie F. Lyons
Everett
Annie V. Manning
Clara Rainville
Harry Hull
Brookline
John Pinardi
Lowan
May Ledgard
Garden of Allah
John Driscoll
Collinsville
Joseph O’brien
Milo. Burke
Brockton
Armory
Matti Hekkala
Kaleva Cooperaive Association
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Church
Dward Lipson
Lever’s
New York
Philadelphia
Leonard
Cousins
Frank Harvey
Mechanicaville
Daniel. Sullivan
John Donavan
Riverside, Ave
Town Hall
King’s Orchestra
Harold W. Chase
Jim
Inment Hall
Concord
John Jasers
Lowell
Union Church
Young Ladies’ Social Club
Union Church Notes Preview Power of Faith Sunday
Sunday night Rev Robert led with a call to divine care and consecrated enterprise. Next Sunday morning the sermon centers on The Power of Faith and its practical impact on the church community.
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Robert
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Poem Passage Attributed To Maarten Maartens
A fragmented quote discusses namet and halo concepts in relation to Marie with a literary tone. The lines imply deliberate mischief versus compulsion, reflecting authorial voice and stylistic irony.
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Marie
Maarten Maartens
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New Idea
James Lawlor
Middlesex Mills
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Finnish Mission Church
Edward Holton James
Paris Liberator
Edward Mythe Lincoln Grange
Concord People
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Breely
Nason Street
Kalle W. Lane
George H. Cutteridge
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Concord Junction
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