Sudbury Notes on Social Visits and School Activities
Sudbury reports include Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence visiting at Mrs. Perry’s, Mrs. C. F. Goodnow with Boston friends, and Natick’s Waldo Parmenter guesting with the Parmenters. Lincoln’s birthday observances occurred in schools and churches. The Unitarian women plan a church dinner on Feb 22. Frank B. Porter’s appendicitis improves at his mother’s. Mail Carrier Fred A. Noyes remains home with grip. Harland H. Noyes takes his mail route. A town hall dancing class drew a large crowd with Newell’s Marlboro orchestra and a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Parmenter
Natick
Lincoln
The
Unitarian Society
Frank B. Porter
Fred A. Noyes
Harland H. Noyes
Karl 5. Lewis, Ie
Nl Ae
Town Hall
Newell
Marlboro
Local News and Notices From South Sudbury
Parmenter buys a new horse and O F Nelson is laid up with a severe cold. W B Miles becomes mail carrier replacing G W Greene. Harlan Noyes serves on the R F D in Fred Noyes absence due to grip. Grange marks Lincoln birthday with a pleasant program. Memorial church observes Lincoln day with G A R and Sons of Veterans in attendance. Household dialogue about a cook and indigestion ends with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Nelson
W. B. Miles
George W. Greene
Harlan Noyes
R.F. D
Fred Noyes
Grange
Lincoln
Memorial Church
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans
Concord boarding house expands services and rates
A Concord establishment announces new management and special attention to boarders with moderate weekly rates, signaling improved accommodations and pricing.
Local notices and workforce moves in Fitchburg area
Alfred Torppa visited Fitchburg over Sunday. Leo Lowney and others take positions with local employers Walter Taylor Edward Henderson and mill firms. Community events include a Democratic caucus March 1, sleigh rides, and Odd Fellows and J U O F activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Torppa
Fitchburg
Leo Lowney
Walter Taylor
William Martin
Edward Henderson
Cooperative Hall
Frank Moore
Michael Bavis
H. J. Dwinell
Walnut St
James Coulter
Stew
John Winkley
Waltham
Fred Ballou
Town Notices and Short Profiles From Local News
Various brief notices report residents traveling visiting relatives and working at local businesses. Events include John Wheeler’s Panama return planned for March 1 and Henry Fahey at Curtis factory, plus James Hurley’s Worcester trip and Newell’s orchestra for a local dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. A. Wheeler
Panama
Henry Fahey
Ringold Sr
Curtis
A. L. Martin
Newton St
Malden
L. L. Claflin
James M. Hurley
Worcester
Local notices and events in Lippton area
Harry W. Liptleton buys farm at Timothy and Harry Barteaux. Mrs. Peck visiting relatives. 30 acres sold near Samuel Sargent. Miss Glady Kimball to return home Saturday. Littleton Alliance plans neighborhood meeting and party to be held at town hall Feb 22. Miriam Conant returns to Oberlin College after operation. Littleton High plans first school paper with staff including Fairfield, Griffiths and others. ice industry records set at Long Pond with multiple harvesters. Prof. Hugh J Malloy lectures on Marie Antoinette to Woman's Club with choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnaey Peck
Wm. H. Tex Frank B. Priest
Samuel Sargent
Miss Glady
Miriam Conant
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Littleton High Chhool
John G. Fairfield
Lester W. Griffiths
A. Heywood Knowlton
Hugh J.malloy
Lowell Normal School
Woman's Club
Marie Antoinette
Miss Genthner
Death of Mrs. Leonard Conant Buried in Worcester
Mrs. Leonard Conant wife of L. L. Conant of Worcester Polytechnic Institute was buried in West Lawn Cemetery after a protracted illness. She died at age nearly 59 in a Worcester hospital. Funeral services were held at the Worcester home with Littleton relatives attending including sister Mrs. Amelia Wakefield and nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Conant
Orof. L. L. Conant
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Westlawn
Resignation of Bedford School Committee Member
Mrs. Winifred B. Simonds resigns from the Bedford school committee prompting a March election for a new member. Formerly a teacher, Hodgdon lauds her role in restoring order and shaping the town’s public schools, with her retirement deeply regretted by Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred B. Simonds
Board of Selectmen
Concord Junction Social News Highlights
Updates from Concord Junction mention Clifford Hardy with mumps and Edwards starting a new job at the TE company in Concord. Local events include a straw ride last Wednesday, sleigh party at West Concord school, a Lotus quartet concert for Concordate prisoners, and upcoming funds events at Union church and Help of Christians church with speakers on forest conservation and a coffee party dance.
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Lake Williams
Clifford
Charles H. Hardy
Edwards
Te Company
Concord
Mary
McPhee
Concord Hospital
Ralph Hunt
Ashland
Margaret Damon
West Concord
Bedford
Richard McSweeney
Mary O'Grady
Crest St
Concordateformatory
Lotus Quartet
Maynard
Union Church
E. Lambert
Framingham
The
Help of Christians Church
Association Hall
Changes to train timetable anger Reformatory to Boston riders
The timetable shifts remove the 6.30 and 8.06 a m trains and substitute a 7.28 a m service, failing to compensate. The 6.45 p m arrival is also canceled. A large petition for restored service received only that schedules will be reconsidered and not prepared until next June, harming patrons.
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Reformatory Station
Boston
Anl
the Road
Local events brighten winter week with sleigh rides and plays
Strawberries appear in the market as area youth enjoy snow shoeing and skiing. William Craig, chief of police, returns to duties after housing with the grip. Walcott grocery displays National Biscuit goods drawing attention while many sleighing parties travel in and out of town. John M. Keyes and Jeremiah Sheehan attend a Mass Highway association meeting in Boston. Annie Johnson and Bancroft School pupils take a sleigh ride to town. The flagpole is raised to honor Lincoln’s 102nd birthday. Oliver Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer is chosen for high school, with Samuel Tuttle coaching and rehearsals starting. Mrs. R. M. Hoyle hosts the Ladies' Charitable society for garment making. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attend Concord lodge hall. a special car returns dancers. The bachelor bill spurs town debate on a bachelor tax. A Trinity Church lecture in town hall features Cecil Delise Burns on Social Life in the Middle Ages with stereopticon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Craig
Walcott
John M. Keyes
Jeremiah Sheehan
Mass. Highway Association
Youngs Hotel
Boston
Annie Johnson
Bancroft School
Maynard
Abraham Lincoln
Oliver Goldsmith
Samuel Tuttle
Church Aid Society of
Trinity Church
Cecil Delise Burns
Cambridge
England
Oxford University Extension Syndicate
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Sudbury
Charles
Northampton
Lizzie Lawrence
D. Perry
C. F. Goodnow
South
HL. Parmenter
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard, Mass
Wright's Tavern
Weekes Oe
Eugene Whitney
William of Mawen
Charlies Keane
Frank EB. Sanderson
Weason St. School
Hudson
Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows
Concord Junction
Howard Lasbury
New York
American Woolen Co
Ernest Johnson
Riker-Jaynes
Lynn
Robert W. Carter
Carter
Jessie Robertson
Graham Forgie
Huntington
Magnary Lodge
Music Hall
W. ©. Wedge
Spofford Drug Co
Grip
R. O. Clark
Cuba
J. A. Adams
William Biddle
Augustus Lynch
John Lynch
Haverhill
James Maher
Hudson Sr
Galvin
Bolton St
E. F. Robinson
Auburndale
C. F. Robinson
Edgar Rice
Dorchester
L. M. Tenhey
Alfred Brigham
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
J. F. Boynton
California
Miss Holden
Methuen
Witherbeest
F. Rock
F. S. Rock
Bryant Marsh Co
Pennsylvania
Patrick Frahey
N. J. Bowditch
Maynara F. Hazen
Labrador
Dr. Grentell
Union Congregational Church
G. B. Marshall
S. H. Howe
Bates
Webster
Arthur Davis
Judge McDonald
John Veasey
New Zealand
Liptleton
Harry W
Timothy and
Harry Barteaux
Long Pond
Walter H. Kimball
Walter H. Titsomb
Clarence Jackson
Daniel G. Houghton
Fred 8. Kimball
Charles Yapp
Austin T. Kimball
Nahum H. Whitcomb
Burtwell and
Hosmer
Moses &. Rowe
Parent-Teacher Association
Mabel Frost
Municipal League of Boston
Mass
State Highway Commission
Arlisle Road
Chharles W. Jenks
Jenks
Katherine M. Walsh
Edward Walsh
Edward A. Troy
State St
Hartford St
Lilla Conant of
Roxbury
Charles Hunter
Rachel Colston
New Hampshire
Valentines
Miss Buck's
S.&e. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
GEO
Nason Street
Naylor’s
Block
Main
Tel
Concord, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main
St. Opp
Maynari
R. M. Hoyle
Ladies’ Charitable Society
Sudbury Rd
Rebekahs
Hall of Concord Lodge
LO. O. F
Conced Junction
Walden St
Main Street
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