Sudbury Dance Planned for Monday Noon Hall
SUDBURY announces a noon hall dance scheduled for Monday February 14. Local residents update on illness and hospital care includes James Walker in Framingham Hospital with pneumonia and the Perry family in town for weekend visits. Mrs L P Bent improving from illness while the Epworth League hosted a program led by Maurice B White with plans for Sunday evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Perry
Brookline
Milton T. Perry
L. P. Bent
James Walker
Framingham Hospital
Fred
Framingham
Epworth League
Maurice B. White
Sons of Veterans Install Officers At Club Ceremony
The Sons of Veterans installed their officers for the coming year. Commander Harold Butterfield led the installation with officers including G H Gohlkie as V C, Harry Green as J V C, Roland Cutler as guide, Clarence Baldwin as treasurer, Rev Elbridge Whiting as chaplain, R H Hall as color bearer, Charles Eaton as outer guard, Lorenzo Zeibel as inner guard, and Lanceford as musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Harold Butterfield
G. H. Gohlkie
Harry Green
Roland Cutler
Gec
Perker Olcott
Treas
Clarence Baldwin
Elbridge Whiting
R. H. Hall
Charles Eaton
Lorenzo Zeibel
Lanceford
Evangelistic Services Across Week in South Acton
A series of evangelistic services midweek at 7 30 led by Rev S G Dunham of Fitchburg and by R Geo E Leighton of Boston at South Acton Universalist church Th Tue and Wed evenings and Thu Fri and Sat. A Sunday 10 30 union service at South Acton church ends the meetings with Rev L G Morris delivering an appropriate sermon. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Dunham
Fitchburg
South Acton
Whist Party at G A R Ball Feb 12 Social
Winona Rebekah lodge hosts a whist party and social at the G A R ball on Saturday evening February 12 refreshments are served and a good time is anticipated. A square piano is for sale cheap in good condition by J L Richardson Jerfield and Bernard Stone. Mrs Harry Maynard was accompanist and the program closed with the Star Spangled Banner. Refreshments, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Rebekah Lodge
G. A. R. Ball
J. L. Richardson
Jerfield
Bernard Stone
Harry Maynard
West Acton Notes and Town Happenings
West Acton small items include J. L. Richardson of Boxbord with a new horse, Chas B. Wood sick with grippe, and Willis Wright visiting friends. High school building debate resurfaces ahead of town meeting. Rev. C L Pierce preached on The Prince of Peace. Local meetings, work on Odd Fellows hall, and a 86 ticket Apollo quartet concert are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Richardson
Boxbord
Chas. B. Wood
Willis Wright
Elinor Weeks
Ayer
B. L. White
Odd Fellows’ Public Hall
Margaret O'Connell
Sara Hutchins
John Tenney
C. L. Pierce
W C T U Meeting at Wetherbee Home
The W C T U met last Tuesday afternoon at the Misses Wetherbee home. The state president’s annual letter was read, and the county convention report by Miss Etta Blanchard was discussed. A sketch of Frances Willard’s use was given, funds were voted for the Frances Willard settlement and Love funds, and sympathy was sent to ill members. The March annual meeting will be with vice president Mrs Vose.
Town Officers Elected at Boxboro Town Meeting
Boxboro held a Monday afternoon town meeting electing officials including town clerk Frank W. Dodge selectmen S D Salamond Albert Littlefield Geo W Burroughs assessor Geo W Burroughs treasurer Albert Hartwell school committee John H Coffey tax collector W H Furbush free den Harry Wetherbee highway surveyors P W Cunningham B C Steele R Y Nelson John H Coffey library trustees C T Wetherbee Mrs W H Gooch cemetery commissioner Andrew Walker sealer of weights and measures William Withington surveyor of hoops and lumber Harry Wetherbee field drivers Chag Littlefield James Sherry Alvin Richardson license vote Yes 13 no 31 inspector time Newell T Chester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Frank W. Dodge
S. D. Salmond
Albert
Littlefield
Geo.w. Burroughs
Geo. W. Burroughs
Treas
Albert Hartwell
John H. Coffey
W. H. Furbush
Harry Wetherbee
P. W. Cunningham
Annual Drama The Arrival of Kitty at Back Log Week
The Back Log day and Friday evenings feature the annual drama The Arrival of Kitty. The Colonial orchestra will provide music on both performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Medford Soloist Mrs Mary Tyler Impresses Club
Mrs Mary Tyler spent the weekend with relatives in Medford and was the soloist at the West Medford Woman's club meeting on Thursday afternoon. She performed several piano solos that were very cordially received by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tyler
Medford
West Medford
Grange Dance Draws Crowd From Surrounding Towns
The Grange dance drew many attendees from nearby towns with the Colonial orchestra of Waltham providing excellent music. Sandwiches and coffee were served, adding to the evening’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Waltham
Acton Village Notices And Local Happenings
Local residents report illness and recoveries while visits and travel mark the week. Arthur Tatile and Earl Hayward are listed sick. B C Richardson shows improvement. Katherine Sullivan visited in Mattapan. Evelyn Dinsmore moved to Mattapan for a new job. George Greenough sold a Ford for a Buick. Joe Sweet suffered grippe. Martin street traffic halted by a cold wave. Acton council plans a special meeting and turkey supper after membership. George Clapp attends Eastman School in Boston. Gus Schoffield cited for hunting without a license and sent to Nova Scotia. Mrs Abel Cole visits from Boston. Dr Howard K Tuttle takes a steel industry post in Chill, S A. Robbery, medical, and birthday notes included with several short local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tatile
Katherine Sullivan
Mattapan
Earl Hayward
A. G. Zeigier
B. C. Richardson
Will Dorsey
Worcester
Mrs
Sebastian
Keene
N. H
Evelyn Dinsmore
George Greenough
Gladys Hodgen
Fitchburg
Craig Sweet
Martin St
West Acton
Acton
Eastman School For
Boston
Gus Schoffield
Nova Scotia
Abel Cole
Susan Haynes
South Acton
Howard K. Tuttle M
Bethelem Steel Co
Chill
Ee Ae
Siliee Waen
Tobe Ethel
Robert Christie
Duluth
Minn
Evangelistic Services in South Acton Churches
Evangelistic services led by Rev. George E. Leighton of Will be held in the South Acton Universalist church on Feb 17 and 18 at 7:45 p.m. The series closes with a union service on Feb 20 at 10:30 a.m. led by Rev. L. G. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Leighton
South Aca
Congregational Church Prayer and Services Schedule
Church announces midweek prayer Friday at 7 20. Sunday services at 10 20 morning and 7 evening. Sunday school with adult class at noon. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at 6. Family moves to Canada after paying 271 of 400 for upright piano from Ibbs Piano Co Springfield Mass 71 13 Mein St. Thirty one years one location. 2 41 Ey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Canada
Ibbs Piano Company
Mein St
Springfield
Mass
Snow Storm Keeps Most Pupils Home
Schools held sessions last Thursday amid heavy snow but 108 of 135 pupils were absent with only two attending in first grade. The report notes widespread disruption and low turnout due to the storm.
Runny Touring Car Rides Front Wheels Through Snow
Smith Finney slowed the progressive spirit last week as he mounted runners on the front wheels of his Reo touring car and they performed well on the snow roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Finney
Injured finger at A Merriam factory incident
An inside left little finger was crushed by a drilling machine at the A Merriam factory. The incident occurred while Dason Leard operated the device and the drill penetrated the finger before it could be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dason Leard
A. Merriam
Mrs Hazel Coolidge Bookkeeper at Concord Insurance
Miss Hazel Coolidge holds a bookkeeper position with an insurance company in Concord. Mr and Mrs Amos Ames left Tuesday for Michigan to visit their daughter and plan to stay about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Coolidge
Concord
Amos Ames
Michigan
Died Sunday at 60 Lucy Mead Dies Suddenly in Boxboro
Lucy Hayward Mead of Boxboro died Sunday night after a Friday stroke and a second stroke. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Boxboro Congregational Church with Rev. F H Viets officiating. She leaves husband Edgar C Mead two sons Clarence Townsend and Bicden Lunenburg, daughter in Boxboro Mrs Frank Dodge and Ethel at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Lucy Hayward Mead
Acton
Mead
Boxboro Congregational Church
Cars Delayed in South Acton Rail Spreading
Electric car line ran late Monday evening due to spreading rails in South Acton. This repeats a delay from last week, delaying cars for several hours on two occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Town Visitors and Local Relatives Gather in North Acton
Joseph Gallagher visited relatives in North Acton while D. Freeman and Frank Gallagher spent time with relatives and friends. Charles Brooks and John Foy were noted visitors. Mrs Thatcher Mrs Harris and Mrs Ferris attended a Low ell party Saturday night. Henry Bayeur left Frank Holden to work in Lowell, to be replaced by Charles Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gallagher
D. Freeman
Frank Gallagher
Newton
Charles Brooks
John Foy
Thatcher
Harris
Ferris
Lowell
Henry Bayeur
Frank Holden
Mr. Bayeur
Charles Ferris
Mr. Holden
Marlboro Community News Briefs Highlight Recoveries
James Guild has returned to duties at a local prey market after recent illness. J S Aldrich, confined to bed for weeks, now sits up part of most days at his Lincoln Street home. Mrs Wm Riecke of Bicknell Sr. can take a short walk for the first time since a serious illness. Nellie M Updale spoke to the Universalist society in North At and tomorrow she
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guild
J. S. Aldrich
Lincoln St
Wm. Riecke
Bicknell
Nellie M. Updale
Universalist Society
North Atand
Howe Lumber Co Plans Expansion and Grange Evening Entertainment
The Howe Lumber Co plans business expansion and will erect a large extension with an engine installation. Grace Hull Burnham will assist in Grange entertainment as anniversary night is observed. Eleanor M. Lawin returns home to Windsor Vermont after three months with Aunt J. J. Cutter. Ida Holden travels from Concord to see her ill mother, reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Lumber Co
Grace Hull Burnham
The
Grange
Eleanor M. Lawin
J. J. Cutter
Prospect Sr
Windsor
Ida Holden
David Harris
Church, St
Concord
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Universalist Church
Whist Party
Harry E. Holt
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Mr. Holt
Clara E. Holt
William Kin
American Woolen Co
Maynard
C. BE. Marsh of
Gardner
William Scanlon
Scanlon
Fitchiburg
Men of the Universalist Society
A. H. Gilmore
Witherbee
Susan
Miles
Evangelistic Services
Congregational Church
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Monument Hall
Michael Hopkins
Edward McKenna
John J. Hopkins
Charles J. Hogan
John F .Manning
Patrick Hanlon
Kiernan Hickey
E. Talty
Lexington
Cambridge
Michael P. Mahon
Dennis J. Lynch
James J. Harold
John Kane
J. Wm. Byron
John Coulding
Patrick E. Cull
Presid
David Carey
Michael Collins
J. W. Byron
John H. Goulding
John Brown
Edward Flannery
Patrick B. Cull
John Jennings
Martin Mullaney
Patrick Cull
Alec McEeachern
Edward Brennan
James Powers
Robert Woodlocksick
Swift's
Lowell Fertilizer
Bay
B. W. Brown& Co
State Armory Concord
Concord Artillery
6Th Regt. M
Lubin
Charley Chaplin
di Stasio Pure ‘Food Market
Main Street
Blackstone
la Touraine
Formosa
Concord Jet
Acton West Acton
Gleasondale and
Stow
DiStasio
Claire G. Davis
Kille Brothers
Albany
Albany-Schenectady
Wils Senham
Robert Benham
Philadelphia
Eugene Ellison
Insurance Company of North America
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