Fragmented Local Notice on Town Health and Property Sale
The fragment notes residents not visiting, a chicken pox illness among families, and that patients are recovering. It mentions church and Sunday school activities and a woodlot sale opposite A W Stone, with Olmstead of Boston planning lumber work for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seriong
Mia
Ang Canton
Gt Church
H. Hi. Brown
Imparly
A.W. Stone
Fisher
Olmstead
Boston
Collie Jack Follows Commuter To Film, Hums Through Scene
A New York commuter recalls taking his collie Jack to a moving picture show. Jack slipped past the tie and traveled to the seat, quietly watching until a highway robbery scene appeared. The dog grew restless and whined as actors approached the intended victim.
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New York
Jack
Tre
Fire crews extinguish blaze with hose line near pond
Work succeeded in removing the fur niture and running a line of hose to the pond nearby, which helped in putting out the fire. Mr. Harrington was away at the time.
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Harrington
Sudbury Woman's Club Plans Meeting on Reformatory Experience
The Sudbury Woman's Club schedules a meeting to discuss experience with reformatories. Dr M Potter addresses the group and the program emphasizes member involvement and timely notices as meetings are held twice weekly.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
M. Potter
Local Social Notes and Mill Stocktaking Updates
The town reports frequent visits and family gatherings with Maynard Foster, William May, Marion Owen, and James Claflin among others. Mill stocktaking progresses as stores conduct audits. residents plan events, weddings, and duties at Bowdoin and local businesses. A minstrel event, church services, and holiday gatherings are noted with local personalities and venues.
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Marion Owen
Dorchester
Sarat Shaw
James Claflin
James Claflin, Jr
Roxbury
A. Bander
Sarah
Bornstein
Rax
B. Taylor & Co
Scythe
John Winkley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rote Winkley
Ma Jone
Raymond Hamlin
Wilbur Hamlin
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Fred Proctor
Richard King
Frances ‘King
Sudbury St
George. N. Hart
Frank H. Moore
Lancaster
Central Mass
Thomas Usher
Boston Clothing Co
the + Mission church
Oscar Wuorio
Marion Lowe
Lowe
Alpha
Frank
Miss Noble Returns from California and Local Notices
Miss Maude A Noble returns from California. The calendars from Keyes and Co. tease patrons with yearly baits. Philip Emmett and family of Concord NH holidayed with relatives there. Mrs T Mason and son Allen returned from NH. William Poss and family visited Concord during the holidays. Mrs Buck promotes shirtwaists and kimonas in her ad today. Town Clerk Walter A Carr occupies his desk. Walter S Leland is a likely probation officer candidate for the reformatory.
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Maude A. Noble
California
Keyes & Co
Philip Emmett
N. H
Condord
T. Mason
Allen
N.H
William Poss
Mise Buck
Mra. F. G
Walter
A. Carr
New Orieahe
Leland
Asa
Concord Junction Personal Notes and Society News
A string of social visits and holiday gatherings are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Le Paulsen in Hilliston guesting Mr. and Mrs. Bokiman and Mrs. Hatch hosting relatives. Several locals like Miss Dorothy Stiuteven, Miss Aliene Gang, Miss Lara Hope, Miss Mary Barrett, and Miss Annie Tutcher are noted for stays and engagements. Christian Endeavor officers are named: President Miss Barquerite Leighton, Vice President Willo J. Damon, Secretary Miss Annie Tutcher, Treasurer Albert Butcher.
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John Bokiman
Howard Hatch
Byan Hatch
Aliene Gang
Allston
Mary Damon
Don Whitney
Ray Canney
Minses Virginia
Sevthe Wilsom
Clara’ Robbins
Groton
Margaret Clough
Lara Hope
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Kcens
MAIN
Virgie CO. G
Women’s
Iain’ Street
Mite Sq
Framingham
Maynard
Joseph Foster
Oxford
William May
Mra
Julia May
Suir
Chief
Arent
Vaneee
Mark Street
Nason Street
E. H. Davis Coughlan
Concord Junction
Walia
Newport
Gearde
Hidlliston
Divening
Dorothy Stiuteven
Optometrist and Optician
Main Street