Local Notes From Waltham Public Visit and Industry Change
South Waltham notes record IDbury D. W. Oviatt visiting with his sister, James Newtons in Boston, and George J. Raymond hosting friends at a country home. Robert La Gouff recovers from grip, A J Rogers family expected home from Hotel Nottingham, Whiting named Men's club secretary. Western Electric Light Co. sold to Edison Co. Shirley Smith displaced by transfer but seeks new post with Edison. William Goulding and Mrs. Goulding visit, brother Leonard improves enough to ride out.
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George J. Raymond
Robert la Gouff
A. 3
Edison
Wiliam Mr. Goulding
Goulding
Waltham
Leonard
Shirley Smith
Western Electric Co
Edison Co
Men’s club to build gravel walk from highway to station
The Men’s club plans a gravel path from the state highway to the station to be built soon after agreements with the railroad and landowners. The walk will run about a half mile from north of the tracks near the bridge, with gravel donated by George J Raymond and other costs covered by a public subscription. L T Richardson is treasurer and will collect contributions.
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Men
George J.‘Raymond
L. T. Richardson
Fragmented reminiscences and name change notices in brief
A jumbled clipping cites a Japanese man’s education in the United States and eye illness in Vancouver, a London Chronicle remark about a sermon, a Stamford jeweler denied name change to Kronn, and notices that subscribers are welcome to try The Enterprise, with agent C S Hunt collecting.
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Enisco Oa
United States
Vancouver
Ume
Intervas
Stamford, Corn
Sigismonakronholtz
Curtis
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Kronn
Enterprise
C. S. Hunt
For Sale Franklin Automobile In Good Running Order
Local advertisement lists a Franklin automobile in good running order for sale at 75 dollars. The item is available at Yo Yo Beverage Co. in South Sudbury Massachusetts.
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Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South
Sudbury
Mass
Maynard Plans Candidacy and Local Events Highlight Town Happenings
Maynard announces Nicholas Driscoll for selectman while Mrs. Alice Mason contends with illness at Summer Street home. A Masonie Hall concert and supper is planned for January 17 under the Edge's auspices. Holy Name Society receives Holy Communion next Sunday. Div 44 AOH and Ladies Auxiliary install officers January 22. Y P and C B social follows Monday meeting with entertainment and refreshments. Hunters license rules require parental consent for under 16. Rep George Edson sits on military affairs committee and works on a new poem for Governor 88's inauguration. First real winter weather arrives with a northwest breeze and near zero temperatures. Gloucester’s strong team visits January 22. M ologan of Fitchburg, Fallansbee of Haverhill, Campbell of Gloucester Center, Hanson, and Jim McInnes named as backs and forwards. St Mary’s of Franklin plays January 15 here. John Heffener, former Metropolitan Life assistant superintendent, now with an insurance team in South Framingham, shines in local alleys with a 90 average.
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Nicholas Driscoll
Alice Mason
Mn Masonié Hall
Edge
Holy Name Society
St. Bridget's Church
Div
Ladies’ Auxiliary
George Edson
Gloucester
Maynard
Moucester
Mologan
Fitch‘burg
Sam Fallansbee
Haverhill
Campbell
Hanson
Jim McInnes
St. Mary's
Franklin
John Heffener
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
South Framingham
Aleys
John
Ramingham
Alleysy
Littleton Community Notes Include Weddings and Events
Rev William J Cones preached at the Newton Baptist church and will preach again next Sunday. Miss Mabel Sargent of Montague City and Harry W Ireland of Littleton wed at the bride’s home January 10 with few witnesses. Rose Annie Davis and Wallace Alber Robinson announce marriage January 4 with home to follow February 1. Robinson leases the town farm for five years and moves in spring. The Congress of Nations event for Social Evenings was postponed to January 16 with an admission fee. The Woman’s club studies Browning under Rev Oliver J Fairfield with several readers and a piano solo. The Backlog club plans a Newtown committee entertainment linked to Littleton Female Seminary exercises. No admission charged.
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Mabel Sargent
Montague City
Harry W. Ireland
Littleton
Alfred Davis
Rose Annie
Wallace Alber Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Congress of Nations
Congregational Society
Woman's Club
Browning
Oliver J Fairfield
Florence Wilcox
Mary Brown
Ellen M. Hartwell
Latt
Marths Kimball
Cora Hager
Emma E. Tenne
Bedford Notes Local Nods and Notices From Bedford Center
Bedford items report Measles cases to the local board of health and a new dentist opening at 3 Main St Concord Massachusetts. The January PTA meeting on January 18 at 3 30 p m features Miss Gilson from Boston Trade School to discuss vocational training.
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Myron Waite
Bedford Safety Razor Co
Board of Health
Mark Csouay
C. W. Blake Co. Drugs
Bed
Ard
C. W. Blake Co
Bedford
Parent-Teacher Association
Gilson
Boson Trade School
Sudbury Social Notes From Last Week
Miss Angie M Bent visited Wal am as a guest of Mr red Freeze. Mr and Mrs 8 D Perry were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry V Perry in Northboro. A town fall dance will be held Friday night under high school representatives. Waldo L Stone joins pen ong committee by the Speaker of the House ive. Charey Stacwett, recently operated on for a tumor, reports progress at Wa aam hospital. Woman's club meets Jan 17 with a Minna Mulligan address from the State Federation.
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Louis Pfeiffer
Republican Town Committee
Ober! Lace
Massachusetts
Lou
Bedford
Charles D. Phillips
Brockton
Boston
Boeing
John W. Converse
North America
Angie M. Bent
Wal ‘Am
Mr. Red Freeze
8. D. Perry
Harry V. Perry
Northboro
Charey Stacwett
Wa Aam Hospital
Woman's Club
Mercers
Mre Minna Mulligan
Tr .Ans
Sudbury Grange to Install Officers at January Meeting
The Sudbury Grange No. 121 will hold its annual meeting January 16 for installation of officers and a brief history. It traces its origin to March with ten charter members and now has 60 members, 29 men and 31 women, meeting in the town hall and later the old center schoolhouse.
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Sudbury Grange
P. of H
Grange
Marcos
George Lawrence
Edgar W. Rice
William
Ah W
P. Ben Trancis ¥. Walker
Frank M. Bowke Ghee
Gerry
Charles BK. Jorn
Eymen
Ceres
Mamie H. Mackey
Pomona
Elizabeth Goodnow
Flora Angie M. Bent
Maude M. Clark
Unclear Text Seemingly Fragmented Family Conversation
A garbled passage describes Wittie Maram and family members in a confused dialogue. The text suggests a misheard or miswritten exchange involving a father, mother, and child with references to a Norwegian comparison, but the exact meaning is obscured by errors.
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Wittie Maram
Marna
Ike Norvegian
Community Notes and Local Changes in the Town
CcO Cord Junction reports Lang and family moving away while Olive Hill recovers. Mrs Water 8 Leland opens a music room in Association Hall. Concord lodge will hold banquet and officer installations January 11. Mr and Mrs C A Johnstone relocated from South. Peter Haskins and family moving to Scituate for new work. Rehearsals begin for the play Alley Farm as organized by the Rebekahs. Miss Roshmond Bamptoy hosted friends at Main last Thursday. Train schedules suffer from cold but recovered by Sunday. Dr Philip T Flavin opens dentistry office at 3 Main St near Mass. Mrs Eleanor Ham visiting sister. Charles Crowson leaves for winter in Florida. Russia lecture by Rev P Oneen at Association Thursday evening, Woman's Club event with stereoptical views. Weather disrupts attendance. Whitney Coal Co features op erations and comm enced repairs.
Concord Notes on Lodge Installations and Local Events
Willow Rebekah lodge officers will be installed next Wednesday night. Migpah Rebekah lodge installation followed a supper Thursday. Summer Hill lodge A U W officers were installed in Maynard on Tuesday evening. Middlesex boys arrived for town a week after winter break, Angier pond ice 12 to 14 inches thick. A chimney fire on Grant street prompted a noon response. Concord Charitable Society meets in Unitarian vestry with supper. Firefighters thank neighbors and T Mason for aid with a fire extinguisher. Some ball club plans to locate a first team in town.
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Angier Pond
T. Mason
Jerome B. Gleason
Summer Hill Lodge
U. W
Concord
Angier Mill
Christie Place
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Idbury
D. W. Oviatt
H.L. Newton
Samuel Parri
Vuor
London Chronicle
Alphabet Stitt
F.A. Taylor
Bu Ury Mass
Wight
William J. Cones of
Newton
Baptist Church
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Glenwood Ranges
B. F. Townsend
Nason and Main Streets
W. F. Litchfield Main St. , Opp. Mill
Mayrara
Philip T. Flagin
Washington
Main Stoncord
South Billerica
No. Lexington
S. W. Young
Bedford Centre
Milton
John Milton
Oman
Es Sudbury
Waldo L. Stone
Committee On
Penong
House
Mildred
Pat Wes
Chicago Tribune
White
Main St
Wien
Garace
P. W. White
Prop
Wie
Cord Junction
J. J. Lang
Arnumaville
Olive Hill
Concord Lodge
Mrs. C. A Johnstone
Peter Haskins
Scituate
Haskins
Eleanor Ham
Re. Charles Crowson
Rida
Russia
P ‘Oneen
Woman’s Club
Neolh Pratt
de Whitney Coal Co
Willow Rebekah Lodge
St. Andrew's School
Thomas Surette
Middlesex
John M. Keyes
Walden St. and
Walden Hall
Commonwealth Ave
H. PN. Dahl, Jeweler
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