Sudbury News Briefs Include Local Moves and Visits
J MacEachern visited his John at St Johns Seminary on Sunday. Guptil sold Knight auto and bought a Hudson coach. Adhur White moved from the two tenement house to N Foss in So Sudbury. Stone is sick. Mrs Stone’s mother cared for two children. Mrs Nipton and her mother moved to a house bought by Keene. Keene’s family moved to a new Sudbury home after purchasing a farm, house, barn and land from Mrs Starratt.
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J. MacEachern
John
Guptil
Hia
Knight Auto
Hudson Coach
Adhur
J. White
N. Foss
So Sudbury
Stone
Joseph Keene
Hely
Sudbury
Wil- Starratt
Shower of useful household articles for Mrs Hall at church event
A church gathering in last week’s Thursday afternoon provided Mrs Hall with a shower of household items including alumis re electrical appliances towels bedding and a toilet set. The event was organized by the Whist Club with refreshments served as friends offered support after a fire destroyed the family’s possessions. A middle aged Protestant woman seeks a housekeeper position in Sudbury. A dry chestnut wood sale ad notes sawed and delivered wood at 11.00 dollars per card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Bury
John
Hall
Myrtie Wilson
North
Sudbury
Mana
R. B. Miles
Soudbury
Special Musical Program at Congregational Church
Next Sunday at 7 p m the Congregational Church hosts a special musical program with Herbert Lawton and Ruby Hamlin on organ and piano under the Ladies Benevolent Society. Rev Merri A Farren of Boston Seaman's Friend Society will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Herbert Lawton
Ruby Hamlin
Ladies Benevolent Society
Merri
A. Farren
Boston
Seaman's Friend Society of
Work Increases At Assabet Mills This Week
Orders received for lightweight goods improved at the Assabet Mills. Several quiet departments have been started to capacity for Spring orders while heavyweights market opens midmonth and signals bright outlook. Local merchants report a slack period since Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Max
Dressmaking Class Meeting Overseen by Middlesex Farm Bureau
A Dressmaking Class session led by Mrs. Draper at the Congregational Church Vestry reviewed ward gowns and assigned color-related tasks. An exhibition follows the fifth meeting in about two weeks, with a March Millinery Class open to interested women via Mrs. Peppard or Mrs. Miller.
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Middlesex Farm Bureau
Congregational Church Vestry
Draper
Auburndale
W. E. Peppard
Concord Street
Maynard
Tel
John Miller
Acton Street
Miss Almina Clark Undergoes Cataract Operation
Miss Almina Clark visited the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston on February 1st and underwent a cataract operation the next day. Mrs. Ernest Christian remains seriously ill with pneumonia at her father-in-law Joseph D. Christian’s home but shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almina Clark
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
Ernest Christian
Joseph D. Christian
Sunday Service Recap and Local Appointment News
Sunday evening at the Methodist church drew a good crowd with Rev Hawes leading a well conducted meeting. A new pastor for Memorial Congregational church in South Sudbury was chosen, Rev. Mr. of New Hampshire South Sudbury to preside. A postmaster change is expected to occur soon after papers are processed. The church show on Thursday evening last week was a success with Mr and Mrs Elderkin of Marlboro pleasing attendees. Cocoa and sandwiches were served and a good sum was raised for the S. S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hawes
Memorial Congregational Church
Sudbury
N. H. So
Hunt
Elderkin
Marlboro
S. S
Postoffice Moves to Railroad Station
The postoffice relocates from Main Road in Sudbury Centre to the railroad station, commencing Monday morning February 4. The move is one of the town's major changes in years, with long-time residents recalling its former downtown site and noting the new location near the current station. Mr. Henry Ware, who served nine years, resigns from public post duties.
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R. R
Main Road
Sudbury
Sunes
Henry Ware
Births and Local Meetings Highlight Concord Notices
Congratulations to Chief of Police William G. Ryan and Mrs. Ryan on the birth of an eight pound daughter Mary at Deaconess Hospital. Concord Council 287 K of C met Tuesday at Monument Hall with Grand Knight Captain Michael J. Dee presiding. Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary AOH meets at Hibernian Hall this evening with President Mrs. Mary Manning in charge.
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William G. Ryan
Sheridan presents The Critic at Middlesex School Eliot Hall
Middlesex School Dramatic Club staged Sheridan's three act comedy The Critic or a Tragedy Rehearsed in Eliot Hall on Saturday. Thirty five boys acted under coaches W Harold Taylor and Flmendorf Carr with Russell Xeltett and Philip Hichborn handling scenery and Arthur M Lamb directing music. The roster lists Robert M Blair Smith Edward M M Warburg Harry D Morse and many others. Robert Blair Smith served as electrician and stage manager. The audience's generous applause reflected strong satisfaction.
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Benjamin L. Lynch
Robert C. Milton
Donald P. Gurney
Frederick R. Childs
Richard H. Thompson
Robert L. Hoguet, Jr
Robert E. Swartmont
Sidney W. Winslow
Lawrence Scovelle
David M. Gierasch
Harry G. Pollard
John P. Gardiner
John B. Stetson
Russell Morrill
S. Carlton Hyde
Lambert Ennis
Edward Andrade
Nathaniel Wheeler
Morris R. Brownell
R. E. Edwards
A. Kuipe. Root
Robert P. Harkness
Frederick E. Farnsworth
Bailey Aldrich
Arthur P. Butler
George Menech
Baron Helbig
Henry G. Rugable
Edward S. Litchfield
A. W. Locke
Robert Blair-Smi
Lawrence Pritchard
Walden Royal Arch Holds Special Meeting at Masonic Temple
Walden Royal Arch Chapter met at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with Exi High Priest Roderick D. Meel presiding. Ex-King B. Caiger led degree work and a Ladies Night was voted. A committee including Walter N. How and George W. Page was appointed. supper served at 7 o'clock.
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Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Exi
Roderick D. Meel
B. Caiger
Walter N. How
George W. Page
Lincoln
Will A. Charles
So. Acton
Lowell Crain
West Acton
Frank Gettler
Maynard
Louis Pfeiffer
Bedford
Concord Masonic Club Whist Party and Auction Night
The Concord Masonic Club plans a box lunch and auction during a whist party at Masonic Temple on Friday February 15 at 8 p.m. The event combines gaming and fundraising in a social club setting.
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Concord Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
Concord DAR to Meet at Chapter House in February
Do A. R. Old Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution holds its February meeting at the Chapter House Saturday afternoon. Regent Mrs. Augustus L. Morse of Maynard presides. Resolutions on Mia Stra Sopotnnn and former regent will be presented by a resolutions committee led by Mrs. George R. Blinn, Miss Eugenie Marie Foss, and Mrs. George E. Walcott. Concord Woman's Club executive board plans an illustrated lecture “From the Pyrenees to The Appennines” at the next Monday afternoon meeting.
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Do. A. R. Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapter House
Augustus L. Morse
Maynard
Miastra Sopotnnn
George R. Blinn
Eugenie Marie Foss
George E. Walcott
Concord Woman's Club
Don Gardner Murphy
Pyrenees
Appennines
Afernoon
Laymen's League Meeting At First Church in Village
The Laymen's League gathered in the vestry of the First Church with D. Dana Bartlett and James Ramsey sharing remarks. A church social committee led by Wentworth served refreshments to attendees.
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First Church
D. Dana Bartlett
James Ramsey
Reed
Midesex
Social Wentworth
Visiting Educator Highlights Rhode Island Student Ties
Mina Amy Thompson, teaching at the Rhode Island College of Education in Providence, conducted a session during her leave last year. She was a guest at Concord High School last week, sharing insights with students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Amy Thompson
Rhode Island College of Education
Providence
Mies Rideirita Eng- Glassen
Concord High School
Children of the American Revolution Meeting at Mrs Gordon Home
The Old North Bridge Chapter met in January at Mrs Watson M Gordon's Sudbury Road home. Juliaette Gordon read a paper on the Concord battleground. A social hour followed with refreshments. A dance was set for March 1. The February meeting is planned for February 27.
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Children OF the
Old North Bridge
Watson M. Gordon
Sudbury Road
Juliaette Gordon
Concord
Sewing Meeting At First Parish Church
The King's Daughters of the First Parish Church held an all day sewing meeting in the vestry on Tuesday of last week. At noon a luncheon was served by Mrs. Philip A. Davis Mrs. Frederick S. Millett Mrs. Charlies Tolman and Mrs. Louis.
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King’s Daughters of the First
Philip A. Davis
Frederick S. Millett
Charlies Tolman
Louis
Local Club Meetings and Civic Notices Highlight February Events
The Cordwainer Woman's Bible Study met at Mrs Bartlett's Sudbury Road home led by Mrs Leslie Moore. Middlesex Insurance directors dined at the Colonial Inn with Judge Keyes presiding. State Guard Veterans plan their Fourth Annual Banquet at the Colonial Inn on Feb 27 at 7:30 PM. Woodward Hudsons visited Boston for opera and performances. Citizens Caucus sets Feb 7 at Town Hall to nominate town office candidates.
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Concord
Mra
Ripley Bartlett
Sudbury Road
Leslie R. Moore
Prescott Keyes
Middlesex Insurance Co
Colonial Inn
State Guard Veteran Association
Colonial, Inn
Woodward Hudson
Boston
Citizens Caucus
Drill Night Highlights for Co H 182nd Infantry at Armory
A recent drill night at the Armory showcased the Co H 182nd Infantry M G, with a lively drill event followed by a supper show. The newly formed Fife and Drum Corps of Division 66 Ancient Order of Hibernians marched in, adding festive color to the evening.
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Co. H. 182Nd Infantry
Fife and Drum Corps
Division 66
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Military Band and Feast for the Fife and Drum Corps
From Hibernian Hall to the Armory the company rested then performed several selections to the boys’ applause. After drill the Fife and Drum Corps guests joined a supper served by Sergeant Kelley and cooks Dempsey and McKenny with support from Sgt Fowler and privates Hanna Denaro and Monson. The kitchen crew earned praise as the best in the Guard. An entertainment followed by Sergts Driscoll Fowler Tackiney Albans cooks Dempsey and McKenna and Pvt Denaro.
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Hibernian Hall
Armory
Fife and Drum Corpa
Edward P. Kelley
Dempsey and McKenny
Sergt
Fowler
Hanna, Denaro
Monson
Sergts Driscoll
Tackiney
Albans
Dempsey
McKenna
Pvt
Denaro
West Concord Woman's Club Hosts Harry Gardner on Education
The February meeting led by the Education committee featured Harry EB Gardner of The Teachers' Registry in Boston. He compared curriculums, buildings, and teaching methods from 40 years ago to today and urged students to view education as a duty to the community, not solely personal advancement.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Committee On Education
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord Schoola
Harry EB. Gardner
State House
Boston
Teacher of Today Faces Complex Student Challenge
The article notes the money issue often resolves itself while the real problem is transforming pupils from homes with foreign ideas into useful citizens capable of thinking and contributing. A separate item mentions Main Fairchild of Co with Mia and B L singing a group of songs.
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Mian Fairchild
Mia
B. L
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