Engagement Announced In Littleton News
Miss Helen M. Houghton to wed Carl Dodge of Philadelphia is announced. Other items note Nellie Smith visiting Boston, Pingreyville oyster supper, local injuries, sickness, and upcoming Back Log club Sunset party with Hibbard's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Smith
Boston
Esther MelInnis
Ludlow
Idlewild
Helen M. Houghton
Carl Dodge
Philadelphia
Horace Amsden
Pengryville
Pingreyville
Sandy Pond
Back Log Club
Town Hall
Hibbard
Orchestra of
Lowell
Finest Ever Supper by Lincoln Class Baptist Church
One of the finest suppers hosted by the Lincoln class of the Baptist church on Thursday night drew a long line of hungry attendees at 6 30. The menu featured chicken pie roast chicken mashed potatoes hot rolls pies cake fruit and hot coffee. From 7 30 to 8 Harvard Mandolin Club provided music with solos duets and readings by Mrs Webber Miss Hurd Miss Travyers and Miss Ellen Chamberlain of Boston receiving multiple encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandolin Club
Mrs. Webber
Miss Hurd
Miss Travyers
Elen Chamberlain
Boston
Social gatherings and lectures noted in Lincoln area
Lincoln residents attended a bridge party at Mrs Campbell’s. a Bemis hall dance benefits St Joseph’s church. A H Higginson attends a New York dog show with many entries. a mission message from Mr Fernenga of Wisconsin. Herman T Wheeler spoke on Bugs at the Grange in Lexington. Feb 8 bridge party at Mrs Blodgett’s Lincoln. Prof Charles Zeublin from the University of Chicago will lecture Feb 17 in Bemis hall on Industrial Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis Hall
St. Joseph’s Church
Fernenga
Wisconsin
Herman.t. Wheeler
Grange
Lexington
Wm. A. Blodgett
South Lincoln
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Maynard Community Notes Highlight Local Events
The Maynard column reports a $25,000 payroll at a mill last week, widespread measles, social visits, and planned St Patrick observances. Local activities include dances, card parties, and church events with notable attendees such as Misses Turnbull and Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Lanigan, and Rev. Hunt officiating at a marriage.
Bedford News Roundup and Local Notices
The Bedford column notes mild grippe in town with Abraham Lincoln centennial observances and patriotic exercises in schools. Dudley Hartford is seriously ill. a water main leak near Fletcher Ave disrupts supply until repaired. Horse breeder A B Coxe hires trainer Grant L Paige from Parker Stables to aid Paoli Pa operation. Coxe active in California and Pennsylvania stock pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Fletcher Ave
Fletcher Farm
Bedford
Grant L. Paige
Francis 8. Parker
Thomas I. Lawson
Lawson
J. Malcolm Forbes
Parker
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
Coxe
California
Pennsylvania
Riverside Co operative bids for electric wiring in Maynard building
Notice from Maynard dated February 16 1909 invites bids to wire and equip the Riverside Co operative Association building for electric lights. Bids must be submitted to the Board of Directors February 25 1909 at 8 o clock in their rooms in Ri A building. Specifications available from James N Haire for Board of Directors P O Box 241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Riverside Co-operative Association of
James N. Haire
Board of
Bedford Employee dies at post in East Cam bridge roundhouse
Wm. Tygart long employed by the B. and M. railroad and resident of Bedford on Webber avenue was found dead at his post early Wednesday morning February 10 in the East Cam bridge roundhouse. He died after a brief rest following lunch, likely heart failure. He was a good husband father and citizen and his death is felt deeply by the community. Funeral was held Sunday February 14 from his late home with Rev. D. C. Torrey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tygart
B. & M. Railroad
Bedford
Webber Ave
East Cambridge Roundhouse
Hartwell Family Thanks For Kindness After Loss
The Hartwell family of Bedford Massachusetts expresses deep appreciation to friends neighbors and others for unfailing sympathy and acts of kindness during the illness and death of their father and grandfather signed Clara Hartwell and Lillian Hartwell February 13 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Hartwell
Lillian M. Hartwell
Bedford
Mass
Prudential Life Insurance Ad for Bedford Family
An advertisement urges taking out life policies for self and family through Prudential. It cites a one year old child insured for 173 dollars at five cents weekly. A postal card to M. F. Manning of Bedford, licensed by Massachusetts, will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Life Insurance Co
M. F. Manning
Bedford
Massachusets
Sudbury News Flashes: dances, skating, concerts, and games
Washington birthday dance planned in town. Local Masons enjoyed a Maynard trip on Thursday. Gym exhibition scheduled soon. Many enjoyed roller skating at Music hall on Friday. Sudbury band prepping a free town hall concert for Saturday. Herbert Bent, Dorchester traveling auditor, visited his mother. Bingville Scrubs beat H. B. 8 16 to 14 Saturday. A game likely on the 22nd afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maynard
Music Hall
Sudbury
Town Hall
Herbert N. Bent
Dorchester
B.& M. Railroad
Bent
Bingville Scrubs
Nurses for hire at short notice listed by price
Trained or experienced nurses available on short notice with weekly rates from 10 to 21 dollars. Night service and day service options shown with contact numbers 672-3 and 672-1.
Concord Junction Club Night and Social Whist Event
Concer4 Junction reports a guest night for general reading at the Concord Junction Woman's Club to be held Friday at 8 p.m. at the I O O F parlors. Willow Rebekah lodge plans a social basket lunch after the meeting this Wednesday. Edith Chase hosts a social whist Friday with 60 guests and a novel heart tally method. Chas Hendrickson had a close call when crossing a B M crossing as gates failed to lower and a fast express passed inches away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction Woman's Club
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Edith Chase
Main
Valentine Favora
Chas
Hendrickson
B. & M. Commonwealth Are Crossing
Brilliant Masquerade Ball Dazzles Regional Guests
The 2nd annual masquerade and fancy dress ball drew attendees from Boston and nearby towns, with Arlington’s Mrs. Stuart Allen winning best dressed lady and Anie Pageau best dressed gentleman. John Riley won most comical costume while Heagney and Wallace orchestra kept the party lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Waltham
Lowne
Alta Ty
Stuart Allen
Arlington
Anie Pageau
John Riley
Heagney & Wallace Orchestra
For Sale A Small Barn In Concord Junction
A small barn is offered for sale by B. F. Howe of Concord Junction Massachusetts. The listing notes suitability for an automobile. The item appears in a local classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Howe
Concord Junction
Mass
Concord Notables At Colonial Inn and Local Happenings
Ernest H. Hosmer and W E Lift of Detroit among guests at the Colonial Inn in Concord. Richard L. Wilson and several others spent days in New York and Boston. Edith B. Niles and Mrs. Nathan Stow noted among locals hosting or visiting. Community events include church supper in Trinitarian church vestry and a college party in Eaton hall. Local ties extend to Lincoln dinner in Boston with Middlesex club members and a note on Sandy pond water supply easing concerns of famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Hosmer
Bedford
Colonial Inn
Richard L. Wilson
New York
W. E. Lift
Detroit
George Smith
Williamstown
JL. P. Morgan
Chas
H. Towle
Washington, D. C
Eaton Hall
Adelard P. Duval
Joseph Carron
Nashua
N. H
Nathan Stow
Walden St
F. B. Cheney
Concord
Bostos
Will
Onial Inn
Armin
Sandy Pond
BE. C. Froebreich
Toledo
George M. Baker
Chas. H. Popper
John M
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Littleton
JC. F. Johnson
Harry Hume
Hugh McDonald
Margaret McDonald
Libby
Chas. Lawrence
Abel Flagg
Goldsmith St
Hugh Foley
Foster Kimball
Everett Kimball
Lincoln
Baptist Church
Manning M. MacRae
Somerville
Helen Campbell
A. H. Higginson
Mrs
Patrick Lanigan
Charles Crossley
Friends
Worcester
Florence Turnbull
Greenfield
Greta Dodge
Gordon Thomas
Thompson St
Mary
Margaret Kelley
Marlboro Telephone
H. J. Dwinell
John J. Driscoll
Sara Lee
K. of C
Marlboro Council
West Acton
South Acton
Nasan Stalleys
George Bishop
Rose Billett
Richard Allen
E. P.hunt
Walter Barlow
Assabet Mill
Washington Mill
Lawrence
Sherman Moving Picture Company
Eastman
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Union Temperance
Congregational Church
Emma H. Howland
Marlboro
Maynard Lodge
Concord Lodge
Hudson Lodge
Abraham
Brown
Europe
United States
H. P. N. Dahl
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Jack Frost
Frost
W. F. Litchfield
P. O. Box
B. & W. Roundhouse
East
Cambridge
Aerogi
South
G. B. Grover
Herbert Frost
Weston
Elliott L. Fisher
Stork
A. H. Fornes
Arthur L. Hunt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Albert L. Hunt
N. B. Hunt
Alice H. Parmenter
Framingham Hospital
Fred N. Bacon
W. H. Kempton and
R. M Hall
Sons of Veterans
Patrick Tulis
W. B. Miles
Charles A. Welch
George Green
John H. Eaton
Dept. of Mass
Faneuil Hall
Samuel Wright
Amherst Agricultural College
Hitchcock Place
South Sherborn
Memorial Church
John Goulding
The
Red Cross
Walthai
Edith B. Niles of
Maude Hunt, Thoreaust
J. L. Brewer
Henry F. Lawrence
Middle St
Keyes
Spor
Coon
Walden Street
Walden Hall
Main Street
Tel
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