Local Notes from South Sudbury Including Marriages and Work Updates
Arthur L. Hunt of New York called on relatives in the vicinity. David B. Marshall resumes work at Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co after a cold. Bernard L. Stone returns from South Framingham after two weeks as spare letter carrier. Clifford B. Burr suffers a nervous trouble but shows improvement. Frederick William Gardner and Alice Minnie Chinn, both of the village, were married by Rev. EB. C. Whiting. A wedding lunch followed and the couple will live in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Hunt
New York
David B. Marshall
Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co
Bernard L. Stone
South Framingham
Clifford B. Burr
Ulti
Frederick William Gardner
Alice Minnie Chinn
EB. C. Whiting
Philip Chinn
Obsequies for Mrs. Garfield Held at local Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. T. F. Garfield were conducted in a Gardner Methodist church with Rev. Clark presiding. She was the wife of T. F. Garfield, longtime farm owner now under Samuel Underwood. The bereaved husband and others attended despite age and distance. the community remembers her as a respected Christian woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Garfield
Gardner
Methodist Church Earth Centre
Mr. Clark
Francis
Amherst, N. H
A. B. Chickering
Sudbury Men’s Club Elects Officers for 1912
The Sudbury Men’s Club held its regular meeting at Memorial chapel on Tuesday evening. The club aims for general civic betterment with committees on village improvement social civic religious and program. Officers named include Pres John C Hall vice Pres A Mark Beckwith treas L T Richardson and an executive committee led by Hall. A bylaws draft and other ideas were discussed to foster the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Men's Club
Memorial Chapel
John C. Hall
A. Mark Beckwith
Geo. S. Smith
Treas
L. T. Richardson
C. H. Way
Village Improvement
S. W. Hall
G. A. Oviatt
C. F. Buzzell
R. R. Cutler
Freedom theme in a joke sermon and a factory tale
A sociologist relays a joke about a woman in a manufacturing town who answers a statistics request by saying she has no children because she must work in the factory. The note adds new subscribers to The Enterprise with agent C Hunt authorized to take renewals or short trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liic
C. 8. Hunt
For Sale Franklin Automobile in Good Order
For sale Frankin automobile in order asked price is 975.00 Yo Yo Beverage Co South Sudbury Massachusetts offers the vehicle for sale through a local ad placement with a fixed asking price.
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Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South
Sudbury
Mass
Community Notes From Parker Street to South Boston
Maynard residents and neighbors share visits and outings across cities. Ralph Neise visits Columbus Rainville. Martin Keane from Worcester is entertained by Sylvester Brennan. Miss Mary Sweeney returns from South Boston relatives. Mrs. Thomas Bell improves to convalescent. Newfoundland residents plan to attend a testimonial for Rt. Rev. Michael Power at Congress Hall in Boston. Bishop Powers, noted as the youngest bishop, leads the diocese of St. George’s Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker St
Ralph Neise
Somerville
Columbus Rainville
Martin Keane
Worcester
Sylvester Brennan
Mary Sweeney
South Boston
Henry Gilroy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Matti Hekkala
New York City
John Brothers
Park St
George Jamieson
Albert Garlick
Cambridge
Thomas Bell
Mary Law
Maggie
Chelsea
James Coulter
Elizabeth Lewis
Harry Preston
Louis
Gardner
Toyce
Spring Lane
Frank Fearns
Edward
Marlboro
Newfoundland
Michael F. Power
Congress Hall
St. Boston
Powers
St. George's
Local notices from Littleton and nearby towns
Scarlets fever appears in the Millett family while Chas Yapp sits on the Cambridge grand jury. Whitcomb and Whitcomb kin endure health changes as Mrs. George M of Cincinnati visits. Florence Whitcomb visits Hartwell and Somerville kin. Invitations sent for Harry Lerland and Mabel Sargent wedding on Jan 10. Esther McEnnis resigns Ludlow post to join Malden teaching staff. King’s Daughters meeting delayed due to Capt Sawyer funeral. Backlog club holiday dance draws youth. Thayer’s orchestra praised. S. P. O. Banyoun mourns loss of two year old Joseph. Knights open new home The Overlook on New Year’s Day with a large Littleton reception.
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David Millett
Chas. Yapp
Cambridge
Peter
Whitcomb
George M
Cincinnati
Ohio
Florence Whitcomb
Mia
Ai Hartwell
Somerville
Harry W. Lerland
Mabel Sargent
Esther McEnnis
Ludlow
Malden
King’s Daughters
William H. Sawyer
Town Hall
Thayer
P. O. Banyoun
Littleton
Joseph
C. J. Fairfield
Westlawn
Harry W. Knights
Bedford Notes on Jobs Health Remedies and Poultry Wins
A Bedford column lists a Norwegian girl seeking general housework work and references. It advertises various Mark brand medicines and C W Blake Co druggists. George A. Skilton rents the Martin English farm, raises Langshans with multiple show wins and strong egg sales ahead of upcoming shows in Manchester and Boston.
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P. O
Bedford
Mass
Mark
C. W. Blake Co
Ruler Markham
Lowell Lodge of
Bikes and Friends
Hudson
George A. Skilton
Martin English
Spring St
Merrimack Valley
Concord
N. H
Bedford Rail Service Denied Withdrawal Of Train 289
The Boston and Maine Railroad replies to Bedford Civic Club that there is no immediate plan to withdraw train No. 289 from Boston to Bedford. A grey fur robe lost between South Billerica and No. Lexington car barn on Sunday night is offered for reward.
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Bedford
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Louis Pfeiffer
Outlook Committee
South Billerica
No. Lexington Car Barn
W. Young
Bedford Centre
Sudbury Death of Gilbert H Gerry
Gilbert H Gerry of Sudbury died Saturday in Worcester and was buried here on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at his brother Frank Gerry’s residence and conducted by Rev George Clark of the M E church. He was the youngest son of the late Hon C B Gerry, a respected local citizen. The post office was robbed Sunday night with a small amount of confectionery missing. Burglaries at W M Parmenter’s store seemed attempted but frightened away. Arthur H Burr visited his mother Saturday. Purlburt Rogers Machine Co. cooled one cutting off lathe on Liverpool Monday. See Keyes markdown sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Gerry
Worcester
Frank
Gerry
Geo. Clark
M. BE. Church
C. 8. Gerry
W. M. Parmenter
Arthur H. Burr
Purlburt-Rogers Machine Co
Liverpool
Keyes
Concord Notes Of Local Students And Visitors
Miss Grace Tuttle resumes studies at Mt Holyoke after vacation at home. Miss Helen Petersen visits Monument street home on vacation. A service preparatory to communion in First Parish Meeting House Friday. Miss Marion Towne returns to Smith after vacation at Friend's block. Miss Millicent Bush guests of Miss Mary W bury at The Manse for a week. Mrs A C Chase home on Lowell road after visit with daughter. Frank A Pierce returns to Cornell Law studies after two week vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs. Pierce. Concord entertainment draws large crowd with Charles Lancaster providing piano and monologue. Trinity church Sunday school youngsters enjoy games at the rector's. Mrs. George Muirhead of Brantford, Ont., visits Concord for New Year holidays with her parents. Woman's club meets Monday afternoon. Mise Bila Chamberlain of Boston and Miss Menuller to attend as noted readers. tea to close program.
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Grace Tuttle
Mt. Holyoke
Helen Petersen
Monument St
Marion Towne
Smith
Friend's Block
Frank A. Pierce
Cornell Law
Concord
Hip Narenta
Pierce, Hubbard Sr
Charles
Lewis Sattord
Trinity Church
Smith O. Dexter
Dexter
George Muirhead
Brantford
Woman's Club
Bila Chamberlain
Boston
Menuller
Concord Junction Town News Highlights
Local social visits include Miss Landry and Miss Martin guests. West Concord school reopens after 10 days off. A straw ride and a dance draw townspeople. Alumni reunion at Eaton hall recaps former grades. Gardener losses met by a cold wave while New Year resolutions caused garden noises. Italian pergola damaged by Friday high wind on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis Ford
Newport
Alice Landry
Lynn
West Concord
Mises Estelle Martin
Danvers
Ruth Allen
James Dunlop, Jr
Main St
Congressman's Son and the Glideys in a Curious Family Tale
A fragmented exchange hints at a family separation involving the Glideys and a single child. The dialogue mentions two dogs and a baby born amid turmoil with odd phrasing suggesting a riddle or coded account. Freddy appears as a speaker, adding to the cryptic tone.
Patience and Charity Echo from a Wartime Tale
In a story fragment Uncle Eben emphasizes that patience is a virtue many wish others had more of. Fieal Charity urges visiting the pawn shop to pawn a gold watch to help a struggling pawnbroker amid dull business.
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Eben
Fieal Charity
Plese
Filegende Blatter
Fragmented Readings and Quotations on Morals and Prices
A curio-filled passage compiles remarks from various papers and figures. It notes burglary as unprofitable work, cites a poet’s sunlit glimpse, lauds humanity, and mentions coffee price rises in New York Bowery eateries. Multiple voices reflect social attitudes and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
New York
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George H. Gutteridge
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W.F. Litchfield
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A. C. Chase
Lowell’rd
Cheater
Concord Junction
Daniel A.hearn
Grovest
Abigail, Bacon
Bertha Wilson
Strathmore
Sweeney
Dorchester
Edward Loughlin
Wilsons’ Orchestra
Fitchburg
Association Hall
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Walden St
James Haggerty
Axel T. Larson
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Shreveport Times
Wilson Young
Albany Journal
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