Lincoln community notices and local health updates
Miss Susan Page is ill and Patrick Jerrigan returns to work after sickness. The flag pole in Lincoln common is being painted. Mr and Mrs John Rooney welcome a baby girl. Doher ty funeral and Doher ty house break in are noted. Sandy pond water level hits a historic low, affecting Concord pipe supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Langille
Lincoln Common
R. D. Donaldson
Nova Scotia
Patrick Jerrigan
Ruth Sherman
Charlie Watson
John Rooney
Husted
Norwich
Conn
Helena
Katherine Dempsey
Lincoln
B.doherty
J. N. Smith
Bridget Doherty
Waltham
Sandy Pond
Concord
Robbins visit and town whist party reported in Littleton
Mrs. Mabel Hartwell Robbins of New York visited her father Fred C. Hartwell in Littleton. Hazel Wainwright, said to have appendicitis threats, is recovering and soon mobile. Thursday night the Back Log club held its annual whist party at town hall with a large attendance under Mr and Mrs D G Houghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Hartwell Robbins
New York
Fred C. Hartwell
Hazel Wainwright
Town Hall
Back Log Club
D. G. Houghton
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Morris L. Whitcomb
National Express
Winchendon
Albert EB. Batley
Wakefield
Manchester
Maynard
Concord Junction
Michael Roach O. Worcester
Edward Sheridan
Lee Donahue
Hudson Lodge
K. of
William Sullivan
Eaton’s Market
Thomas Maley
Margaret Murphy
Elizabeth Carpenter
Annie O'Connell
Lawrence
Lee’ Donahue
John Woolerschied
Knowlton & Allen Orchestra
Mary Wheeler
Caleb Wheeler
Sudbury Road
California
Middlesex Fire Insurance Co
Jane G. Mason
Town
Concord
A Very Pretty Affair Night At Town Hall
The exhibition and ball in the town hall Friday night drew a large crowd under Mrs. C. R. White of Shirley. Children performed Dutch and Highland dances and the Daisy Drill with notable skill. The floral march and poppy song impressed. music by Hannah Wilson and the Imperial Orchestra of Ayer followed. Dancing continued until 1 AM after a 10:30 start, with festive evergreen and poppy decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. White
Shirley
Charlotte Woodbury
Hazel Murray
Hannah Wilson
Imperial Orchestra
Ayer
Maynard Social Roundup Brims With Local Activity
Maynard residents attend clubs and visits across nearby towns. Activities include Homemaker meetings, lodge initiations, and choir performances. Notable events feature Miss Rose Hannon’s debut singing at Music Hall, and the Unity circle installing officers.
Fitzgerald Wins Bedford Streetcar Suit For 2500
In East Cambridge Superior Court January 6 1907 the jury awarded William Fitzgerald a 2500 damages verdict against Boston and Lexington Street Railway Company for an injury July 11 1906 when a disabled car moved and struck him. He had been a motorman for two years and was dismissed the next day. The case notes his exemplary record and marks the town of Bedford as pleased with the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fitzgerald
Boston & Lexington St
East Cambridge
North Lexington
Fitzgeril
Teau Orta
Unis
Fitzgerald
Bedford
Sudbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Walter Brackett and a string of visitors came through Sudbury while locals such as Miss Winifred Moore and Miss Hattie J. Goodnow spent time in town. Ann Taylor occupies a tenement near W. M. Parmenter’s store as 8. D. Perry buys horses and Philip Chinn adds a telephone line. Grange officers were installed after an oyster supper as Sudbury H S. beat Concord Junction 53 to 1 in basketball Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grange
Sudbury H. 8
Concord Junction
Local Notices From South Sudbury Social Circle
Mrs C L Willis of Waltham called on relatives Friday. Miss Alice H Parmenter of Framingham hospital was home over Sunday. Mrs L F Parmenter visits with son Hardd in Taunton. Mrs C Fred Goodnow visited friends in Arlington and Waltham last week. Miss Hazel Whitney broke ice skating on Parmenter meadow. water about three feet deep and she returned home with help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Persons
Wesleyan University
Charles Crossley
Brookline
Question Club
Ella Baxter
Ethel Rich
Waltham Hospital
James Sheridan, Thompson Jr
Littleton
Hattie J. Goodnow of
Newton
C. L. Willis
Waltham
Alice H. Parmenter
Framingham Hospital
C. Fred Goodnow
Arlington
Hazel Whitney
Parmenter
Helen Donahoe
Charles Byron
Willow St
Joshua B. Holden
Boston
Colonial Inn
Charles Whitney
Local Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits
Mrs Elmer Flagg is recovering well after a Saturday operation. Miss Nancy Manning of Boston visited Mrs Frank Priest. Master James Bradley remained home with acute laryngitis. Mrs Mary Ames of Somerville spent time with cousin Mrs W Knowlton. Mrs W Kitney and family of Lexington and Miss Htta Ewings joined Mr and Mrs Frank Patch for a ball on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Manning
Boston
Frank Priest
James Bradley
Mary Ames
Somerville
4. W. Knowlton
W.kitney
Lexington
Htta Ewings
Frank Patch
Owls
Lenabel Hawkes
Mrs
Frank Hawkes
Central St
Annual Meeting of the King's Day Club Elects Officers
The King's Day annual meeting held at Mrs. M. meat zs home elected new officers including Mrs. Godfrey as president and Mrs. Alice Kimball as first vice president. The club has raised a district nurse fund now totaling 650 dollars and plans an annual Baxter fair while continuing community aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Adeline v. Knowltgn
Baxter
Local notes from Concord Junction and surrounding towns
Concord Junction ill Thomas Ryan and Riverside avenue resident John Garvey suffer severe colds while Lester Blodgett recovers from surgery at Concord hospital. Merritt Hicks visits from Amherst. Owls plan a turkey supper. Lyceum hosts an alien program January 18. District officers install Marlboro lodge. Sudbury score noted in basketball game at Junction. skating on Warner’s prospers all week. Community events include a Women’s Club lecture on Life Among the Mormons and a birthday pound party at Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Hayden 2
Misa
Nina Arse Wilbat
Women's Club For
General Reading
I. O. O. F. Hall
Winslow Russell
R. Russell
New
Union Church
Silas Adams
Ladies’ Union
Concord Tuesday club meets at Mrs Prescott home
Local report notes the Concord Tuesday club gathering at Mrs Charles Prescott home this week with members and guests. Several visitors from nearby towns are listed among the attendees and events include upcoming lodge activities and neighborhood visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Charles Prescott
Susie McCloud
Arlington
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Susan Page
Edward Flint
Europe
United States
H. P.N. Dahl
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Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield
Lilla ‘Childs
Lowell
John Maley
F. U. Rich
Ladies Whist
John Sunderland
St. Bridget’s
Ida M. Hall
Hawthorne Chapter
O. BE. S
Hall
Hasiste
Converse
Rose- Hannon
Music Hall
Unity Circle
C. of F
Alice Bradley
Pride
Forest Circle
Marlboro
Woman's Club
Charles W. Wendte
Robert N. Lester
LEX
Ington. ST. Railway
Gardner Morss
Beauford
Frederick H. Ferris
Thomas Ryan
E.R. Hartwell
Elm St
John Q. Blake
A. J. Poland &Co
Nlumbers and Steamfitters
Bedford Centre
C. W. Willis
Clara Prince
Fletcher Ave
Lagssel Seminary
Auburndale
Frank Goddard
Carlisle
Meagher
Skilton
Sudbury
Walter Brackett
James Conquest
Winifred Moore
Hudson
Louis D. Perry
Groton
Ann Taylor
W. M. Parmenter
Hunt
C. L. Perry
D. Perry
Philip Chinn
South
L. F. Parmenter
Son Hardd
Taunton
Elmer Flagg
Eee Rey
den of
P. Lorillard
Lester Jewett
H. H. Young & Co
Lester Blodgett
Concord Hospital
John Garvey
Riverside Ave
Merritt Hicks
Amherst
Albert J. Hicks
John H. Loring, Jr
Warner's
John W. Raymond
The
Marlboro Lodge, I. 0. C. F
Junction
Adelaide
Alice Hosmer
Francia B. Shepley
Monument St
James D. Livingstone, Jr
Monclair
N. J
Mr. Livingstone
A. B Batley
Julia Hosier
Cleveland, O
Chicago
Seymour Q Cunningham
Litchfield
Iton
Egypt
Wright Tavern
F. Eaton
Brooklyn
Hugh M. Eaton
Brooklyn Institute
N. Y
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Willow Lodge
Keyes
Santa Claus
Walden Walden Hall
Opp
Post Main
Ncord, Mass
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