Sudbury Notables Attend Boston Wageings and Local Loss
Val Valentine and United Typo Union attend wageings in Boston. Winthrop, a Sudbury public official and Maynard Trust Co. director, dies at Deaconess Hospital. Waino Kauppi, Maynard musician and noted cornetist, serenades Washington's Birthday with Connolly’s orchestra. Kauppi plans a welcoming reception on return to Maynard. Town reports supply dwindles at the town clerk, risking unable meeting demand without more copies from selectmen.
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Hugh Connors
Kauppi
South Acton Obituary for Clarinda Leonard Gibbs
Clarinda Leonard Gibbs, wife of Harry Gibbs, died at her son Harry F. Gibbs Jr’s home in South Acton after a year of illness. She was 76, born in Pipanis, long a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and survived by her husband and son. Funeral services were held at her son’s Acton home with Rev Clark L. Paddock officiating.
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Clarinda
Leonard
Harry ¥. Gibbs
Harry F. Gibbs Jr
Acton
Eignt
Gibbs
Pipanis
Methodist Episcopal Church
PF. Gibbson
South Harwich
Mra Gibbs Jr
South Acton
Actonst
Clark L. Paddock
John Sunderland
Jordan
Sbe
Harry FP. Gibbs Jr
Meeting at Stow Society Prayers Seven O'clock
Congregational Church bloc k will be omitted as members invited to attend a meeting of the society at Stow. Mid prayer meeting in the vestry in the evening at seven o'clock. Topic to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Universalist Laymen's Sunday Services Planned
Next Sunday all Universalist churches will host eight services led by Bert B. Hall and Lewis C. Hastings of the Universalist Comrades, following an address by Rev Clark L. Paddock. UPC Union will meet in the vestry at 6 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Ll. Paddock
Universalist
Bert B. Hall
Lewis C. Hastings
Universalist Comrades
Clark B. Panpastor
UPC
Housekeeper Wanted for Small Family Position
Personal advertisement seeking a housekeeper role with contact options Tel 138 or at 67 Great Road Maynard. Rae seers is 1 house rs C 8 Maynard.
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Great Road
Maynard
Rae Seers
Housers
Concord man to open law office in Medford Mass
John J. Mahon of Concord plans to open a general practice law office at 40 Salem Street in Medford Mass. A children's party at the Unitarian church vestry on Friday Feb 10 drew about 60 attendees with afternoon Valentines and evening music and dancing led by Miss Mary Chase of Stow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mahon
Concord
Medford
Mass
Salem
Unitarian Church
Valentine
Mary Chase
Stow St
D A R Teas With Frances Willard Talk At Concord
Old Concord Chapter D A R held a Valentine tea after a February 11 meeting in the chapter house. Nellie F Hill of Frances Willard settlement spoke on settlement work to a large crowd amid stormy weather. Tea served by Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Mason with scarlet hearts and tulips as decorations.
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Old Concord
Satur
Nellie F. ‘Hill
Frances Willard
Caleb H. Wheeler
Theophilus Mason
Sermon and events at Trinitarian Church Sunday
The Trinitarian Church held a morning sermon on The Mag Within the Man with a choir and soloists Mia Henry Thorpe and a response Thou Art My All. Evening talk by Mr Cleland covered Lingolm and his career. Mrs Earle M Newton began duties as organist. An all are invited supper and stereopticon lecture on coffee by Mr Greeley follows the afternoon Woman's Union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaccheus
Mia
Henry Thorpe
Cleland
Lingolm
Earle M Newton
Woman's Union
Greeley
Andre
Ole
Thorpe
Santor
Washington
Mrs. Mary Haynes Knowlton Dead at 80 in West Acton
Mrs. Mary Haynes Knowlton, aged 80, died Friday at the home of Mrs. Andrews after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the residence by Rev. Paddock of South Acton, with interment in Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haynes Knowlton
Mary ‘Haynes Knowlton
Andrews
Paddock
South Acton
Sudbury
Boxboro Pioneer Albert Littlefield Dies After Long Illness
Albert Littlefield former Boxboro town official died Monday night near his home after a year of illness and a period of confinement at home. He was well known in the community for his public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Littlefield Mbert Littlefield
Boxboro
Extown
Egg
Odd Fellows and Masons Set to Hold Big Turkey Supper
The Odd Fellows Social club and the Masonic club agreed to share a turkey supper with the Odd Fellows paying none of the expense. A previous club card tournament of 32 players per side produced 950 games across seven matches, ending Odd Fellows 478 to Masons 476. The title was decided only on the last night as the Masons won Monday’s match 78 to 66 but could not overturn the overall lead. The date for the supper will be announced later with an open house and program planned Saturday night at the Odd Fellows block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd@ Fellows
Masonic Club
Od Fellows
Odd Fellows
Masons
Masonic Installation Attended by Ida Chamberlain and Local Dignitaries
Mrs Ida Chamberlain of Waltham district deputy led a public installation with guests from surrounding towns. Officers inducted include Mrs Thomas Fox chief, Mrs Bell past chief, Mrs Gertrude Tucker senior, Mrs Bertha Mason manager, and others. A program featured vocal solos, Highland dances, and a paper on the Pythian Sisters, followed by a banquet coordinated by Mrs Therese Fox and William V Camieron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Ida Chamberlain
Waltham
Thomas Fox
Mra
Bell
Gertrude Tucker
Bertha Mason
Thomas Kennedy
West Acton
Charles Spence
Fred _ Benoit
Mary Martin
Munn
Thomas King
Allen Boys
Richard
Robert
Margaret
Agnes Richardson
Thomas Bell
Therésa Fox
Chamberlain
Glen
Daniel McCormack
Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Charles Jardson
Theres Fox
William. V. Camieron
Crossing Tender Killed At Manning Crossing
An evening train strike killed crossing tender Mr White at Manning crossing near Felton Street station. Wind prevented lamps on gates and the tender was signaling when struck. it is unclear if he paused on the track. White, Irish native, had lived in Concord and Maynard, survived by several relatives. funeral planned for Thursday at 9 AM.
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Manninging
Felton St
Boston
Whity
High St. Bridge
White
St. Michael's Parochial
Ireland
Concord
Maynard
Frank Kerrigan
K White
Arthur Clark
Patrick J
Hudson
James 8
Bower
Recital Program Notes from Saturday Afternoon Concert
The program features a sequence of airs and medleys including Meadow and Austrian songs. Performers listed include Alice Keiser, Mary Woodlock, and John Woodlock with pieces such as The Organ Grinder and The Spar.
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Jock
Keiser
Alice
Lange Cortlandt
John Woodlock
Mary Woodlock
Smith Tobin
Pacher
Mary Hutchhinson
Bais Igs
Martin Elmira Brown
Risher
Reception at Coply Plaza Honors Dustin Lucier With Dinner
A Boston gathering at the Coply Plaza celebrated Dustin B. Lucier, new proprietor of the Marlboro Enterprise, with a farewell style dinner and dance hosted by The Boston Herald and The Boston Traveler staff. Gov Cox Gen Edwards Curley and Col Thomas A Fea attended along with Marlboro Rep Ha and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cop- Hey-Plaza
Dustin
Lucier
Te Enterprise
gen‘Hemen
Boston Herald
Boston Traveler
Copley-Plaza
Dustin 8. Lucier
Automobile Ind
Herakk
Marlboro Enterprise
Hodton
101St Infantry
Marlboro
Audi‘tio
Sakae Bhy Maaan Aps
Edwards
Foley
Ral
Hig Aay
Caliiaen
Victor. K
Traveler
Mary Mahoney
Capt
George Madden
the Herald
Paul Hines
Franklin Collier
Marlboro Elks Host Guest Night Event at Hall
The Tuesday club arranged a guest night in Elks hall with hostesses Mrs A P Curtis and others. Performers included Miss Wilma Deaborn Carter of Boston reader Miss Priscilla Bridgham of Worcester soloist and Miss Marjorie Green pianist. The program featured readings songs and scenes. a bountiful repast followed and speeches by Rev S James Cann Dr C T Warner F W Gurney. The event closed with America and excitement for an upcoming talk on immigration at the Universalist church February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Curtis
Wilma Deaborn Carter
Boston
A. Priscilla Bridgham
Worcester
Marjorie Green
Au Revoir
Miss Carter
Gham
Gwork
Marlboro
Covenant
Ee Morse
Anita Davis Chase
Miss Curtis
S. James Cann
C. T. Warner
F. W. Gurney
America
Universalist Church
Herbert J. Gurney
SONS OF VETERANS VISIT WORCESTER OBSERVANCE
Members of F. G. Curtis camp Sons of Veterans join Hudson camp tonight in Worcester for an exemplification of the work and class night. National Commander Clifford Ireland and Division officers will attend with Boston troopers. A special car departs Monument Square at 6 45.
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F. G
Curtis Camp
Sons of Veterans
Hudson Camp
Worcester Camp
Clifford Ireland
Boston
Monument Square
Hudson Gan
Royce Grenier Exhibits Egg From Hens on Liberty Street
Newsboy Royce Grenier son of Mr and Mrs Simon Grenier of Liberty Street displays an egg produced by one of his hens. The young vendor keeps a careful eye on his flock, noting the egg measures seven inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Grenier
Aon
Simon Grenier
Liberty
Young Grenier
Enterprise Newsboys
Minstrel Stars Visit Parker Hill Hospital For Veterans
The Living Squadron of the Knights of Columbus will leave at 5 o clock for Parker Hill hospital to entertain the soldiers. They will bring cigars tobacco candy and fruit to the veterans to brighten the night. Rev Joseph Robichaud of Newton visited St Mary's residence yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ae
Oldiers
K. of .C
Parker Hill
Joseph Robichaud
Newton
St Mary's Wnione
Impromptu Bull at Davidson Farm Causes Injuries and Damage
A rare impromptu bull event at the Davidson farm near New York led to injuries. Frank Davis and others released the bull for exercise. Kovaleski and a companion attempted confinement, were charged as the bull charged. Two men were injured, two ribs crushed, Dr. Tuttle attended.
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Bille
New York
Davidson Farm
William Kidly
Joseph Wayon
Warren Hunt
Frank Davis
Davis
Kovaleski
Goring
Tuttle
Local Town Meeting Votes and Budget Highlights
Town votes yes for sales of non intoxicating beverages. Officials elected include assessor Fred Ham and Walter 8 Piper as overseer and treasurer Har. Budget totals cover schools 15500 and school committee 500, health 300, roads 4000, memorial activities 200, cemetery lots 50, and other items. Town Clerk Frank F. Gerry ill. Charles H. Way acts as pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ham
Walter
Charles A
Board of Health
Hudson Road
Landham Road
Marlboro
William M. Moore
Maynard Road
King Philip Road
American Legton
Wadgworth
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Frank F. Gerry
Charles H. Way
Sudbury Public Official WINTHROP H. FAIRBANKS Died at Deaconess
Sudbury native Winthrop H. Fairbanks 64 died at Deaconess hospital Concord after a long public service. He served as selectman, school committee member and charitable boards, was a 1910 11 General Court representative, a charter Sudbury Grange member, Unitarian church member, survived by wife Ida W. and two sons Parker W. and Harvey N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiks
Sudbury
Sick List In Town Ranges From Pneumonia To Hospital Stay
Town residents report numerous illness cases including John V. Hall household with pneumonia and the Perry and Elms families. Dr George A. Oviatt remains hospitalized after a recent trip to Waltham Hospital. town sympathy is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John v. Hall
Hall
Elms
S. D. Perry
Wolcott
George A. Oviatt
Waltham Hospital
Concord Junction Resident and Mason Robert W Browning Dies
Robert W Browning a former resident and long time Massachusetts reformatory official died at his daughter Mrs Walter Leland s home in Arlington following a paralytic stroke two days earlier He was born in Belfast April 14 1870 and was active as a mason and in Odd Fellows circles in Concord and Arlington He held leadership roles at the Concordian lodge and Malden Royal Arch Chapter Funeral details not shown
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Mass
Robert W. Browning
Massachusetts Reformatory
Walter 8
Leland
Drapérave
Arlington
Mr. Browning
Belfast
Eand Mathida
Greenlealy
Browning
Corinthian Lodge
Eomecet
Malden Royal Arch
Concord
Panrose
Was
Pleasant Street Congregational Church
Poetry at the Graveside in Paris
A new Parisian practice sees a professional poet at grave endings request permission to speak a final verse. With restrained emotion the poet recites poetry and, as mourners depart, lingers at the gate asking for a gift, which is usually provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pourner
Paris
Do Not Reach for the Moon, Psych Science Warns
A Scientific Monthly article cites Dr. Joh B. Watson arguing humans will attentively fix on moving objects but will not reach for targets beyond about 20 inches. The piece challenges the idea that people instinctively reach for distant goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Joh. B. Watson
The
Scientific Monthly
Teubul
Bear threat stuns child as aunt jokes of wild bear
Three year old Johnny was amused by a phonograph when his aunt warned him he would hear a bear growl. He hid in fright and whispered not to open base doors on de Wicktownla of bear might stum out, as recounted by the Chicago Herald and Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Little Manufacture In Santo Domingo
The Dominican Republic relies mainly on agriculture and has limited manufacturing activity. Santo Domingo, the capital, uses virtually no motive power beyond about 250 horsepower across its industries, reflecting a small industrial base.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Republc
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