Sudbury Notes On Residents and School Delays
Miss Emily Willis improves at Framingham. Mrs Hawes recovers from a block list. Lawrence Hadley returns to Newark after visiting Sudbury. The infant son of Charles Witaon boards with Mrs Ferden. Schools in session but two days last week due to weather. Shed at Hosmer house collapsed. Arthur White aiding repairs. Mrs Helen Rice back from Framingham hospital after adenoid and tonsil removal. Leon Dakin ill with pneumonia at home, improving. Mrs Ham of Medford, formerly Mrs Kempton, heads to California for winter. Albert Sheffield joins Ford Co. in Cambridge. Mr Clarencé Baldwin covers high school in principal’s absence. Grange unable to install officers due to storm. meeting planned Jan 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Willis
L. BE. Hawes
Lawrence Hadley
Newark
N. J
Charles Witaon
William Ferden
Hosmer House
Babe Ruth
Ford Company
Cambridge
Miss Pickett
Clarencé Baldwin
Grange
Cafeteria on Lowell Road Welcomes Feathered Patrons
A Concord scene notes a tree near Mason's ice pond serving suet for birds. Woodpeckers frequent the spot, paying at the cashier desk with a nod to the chef who keeps meals challenging, while locals imagine a greeting of God bless you from the mistress of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Road
Mason's
Trinitan Church Notes Weekly Schedule and Meetings
The Tuesday through Wednesday notices cover the Wom en's Union annual meeting on Thursday January 18 at 2 30 with reports from 1922 and officer elections. A social hour and tea follow. Benjamin Moody's Brires win the Sunday school contest. Parish annual meeting January 22 includes supper at 6 30 and officer reports. Sermon January 21 by Mr Cleland on The Greatest Thing in the World. Mid week service January 24 led by Benjamin Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitan
Benjamin Moody
Cleland
Mason's Pond Snow Smoke A Visual Oddity
An unpublished Labor Day style note describes workers on Mason's Pond sweeping snow off the surface while wind recreates it, making the snow appear as if smoke rising from a fire near Philip A. Davis' residence. Drifts shift, complicating chores and limiting wood access as horses cannot enter fields. Hope for a mild spell to melt the excess snow.
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Mason’s Pond
Mason's Pond
Philip A. Davis
Laymen's League Holds Regular Meeting in Concord
On Monday evening January 15 the first parish chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League of Concord met in the church vestry. William Gallagher of Needham spoke on Japan from a Business Standpoint in an entertaining and convincing manner. A buffet supper was served.
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Laymen’s League
Unitarian Laymen’s League of Concord
Unitarian Church
William Gallagher
Needham
Japan
Concord Junction Scoutmaster Appointed For Troop 1
Charles Herbert Heeley a Canadian war veteran residing in Concord Junction was named scoutmaster for Troop 1 and took charge on Monday January 8 He visited the troop on January 5 to assess the unit which has no prior scouting experience Trinity Church finished 1922 debt free and met its apportionment of 1 for the church call parish needs totals 3600 and 1250 allocated to General Church work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herbert Heeley
Concord Junction
Concord
Trinity Church
Churc
Bedford Center Streets Blocked by Snow After Blizzard
The article describes Bedford streets nearly impassable for automobiles due to deep snow and few car tracks. Sidewalks are crowded with snow, hindering passage as residents face travel disruptions. Police or city response not specified.
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Bedford Center
Bedford
Maynard Telephone Service Wrecked by Snow Plow Collision
A snow plow on the C M and Hi line derailed and struck a pole in Maynard causing extensive telephone damage. Cables burned out and home phones affected. repair crews worked through storms to restore service. Total damage estimated eight to nine thousand dollars. Mrs Kate Bumpus home affected and First Universalist Church notes. Pastor Rev Clark L Padock announces Sunday 10 30 service 11 46 Sunday school and an illustrated lecture on Children of Many Lands.
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Kate Bumpus
First Universalist Church
Clark L Padock
Wiile
Republican Caucus to Nominate Town Officers
A Republican caucus will be held Monday January 25 at Cooperative Hall to nominate candidates for town office in the February 12 annual election. The town committee invites an open field for nominees and asks interested candidates to submit their names to any committee member. The committee convened late last week with Thomas Wright as chairman Oliver Trees as secretary and members including Stockbridge Stockwell Oshua Edwards and several Mrs Q S Fowler Mrs William Litchfield Mrs George Creighton and Mrs Irvin Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Thomas Wright
Oliver Trees
A Stockbridge
William Stockwell
Oshua Edwards
Q. 8. Fowler
William Litchfield
George Creighton
Irvin Howe
Miss S Ethel Hosmer Dead After Long Illness
South Acton Miss S Ethel Hosmer aged 5 years 11 months 26 days died at her mother's home on School Street after about a year long illness. Born Wayland January 13 1879 she lived in Acton 36 years and worked as a nurse in California before returning to Massachusetts. Survived by mother Mrs Susan Richardson Hosmer two sisters Mrs Louise Hosmer Concord and Mrs Velma Woodward Amesbury and brother Clarence Hosmer Waltham. Interment Woodlawn cemetery Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ethel Hosmer
Miss Hosmer
Augustine
Susan Richardson’ Hosmer
Wayland
California
Massachusetts
Clark L. Paddock
First Universalist Church
Louise Hosmer
Concord
Velma Woodward
Amesbury
Clarence Hosmer
Waltham
Woodlawn
Acton
Congregational Church Notes and Service Times
Congregational church notes under Rev. Ralph A. Barker list Sunday service at 10 30 morning, Sunday school at 12, C E meeting at 6 16, and evening song preaching at 7 00. A vestry meeting at 7230 is noted with Parable of the Prodigal Son reference and L. 8 circle plans to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichurch
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
C. E
Checker club officers chosen for the year
At a recent meeting the Checker club elected Michael Mullin president Gustave Dittrich vice president Henry Siyvert financial secretary William Scully Sr recording secretary Herbert Usher treasurer Dr Clifford King Felix Rainville George Waterhouse John Durkin Frank Wiler as board of directors A Democratic caucus will be held Friday evening January 26 to nominate candidates for the town election February 1 Registrars of voters meet Tuesday evening January 23 Wednesday evening January 31 Saturday February 3 to register those eligible to vote for caucuses and the town election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Club
Michael Mullin
Ustave Dittrich
Death of Mrs Anna Peterson at Concordat home
Mrs Anna Peterson aged 85 died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Neils Jensen’s home in Concordat after a long illness due to advanced age. Funeral services were held at the daughter’s home with Rev Arthur B. Papineau of St George's church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Peterson
Neils Jensen
Arthur B. Papineau
St George’s Church
Mrs Rose Winkley Dies at 80 Former Town Teacher
Mrs Rose Winkley longtime public school teacher in this town died Tuesday at the home of her son in Burlington Vermont. She was 80 and born in South Acton to an old Colonial family. Survived by daughters Mrs Samuel Lawton and Mrs Marion Ballou and son John H Winkley. Body to be brought here Thursday for burial in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Winkley
Ose Winkley
Amuelawton
Local Boston & Maine trains suffer severe delays
Commuters faced widespread lateness as Boston and Maine trains ran up to four hours late Friday. The Bedford 7.05 a m service stalled at Pierce's Bridge in Lexington for an hour before reaching North Station at 9 55 a m, 65 minutes late. Middlesex and Boston Street Railway service was described as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Bedford
Pierce’s Bridge
Lexington
North Station
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Lost bank book from Assabet Institution for Savings
Special deposit book listed as lost with payment application filed and payment stopped. If the book is not presented, continuing loss risk and potential claim actions may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution
Holden Couple Take Housekeeping Apartment in Cambridge
Philip Conant Holden and Mrs. Holden move into a housekeeping apartment on Munson Street near Harvard Square in Cambridge and plan to leave Concord soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Conant Holden
Mrs. Holden
Cambridge
Munson Street
Harvard Square
Concord
Missionary Tone at Union Church Concord Jct
Union church Concord Jct invites worshippers to a morning service at 10 30 led by Rev Alfred W Stone with a sermon The Worlds Most Glorious Possession. Evening sermon at 7 about Children who Never Ou. Monday 7 pm Boy Scouts meet. Tuesday 7 30 pm prayer meeting.
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Union Church
Concord Jct
Alfred W. Stone
Bandit Queen Eva Lewis Near Death in Denver Shanty
Eva Lewis once dubbed the bandit queen of the Lewis gang lies near death in a Denver shanty. Paralyzed and hearing lost after recent parole from Colorado penitentiary, she is pursued by authorities for killing two policemen near Colorado Springs. Her sister says the family has been driven from place to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
United Press
Eva Lewis
Lewis
Mid-West
Eva
Colorado Penitentiary
Colorado Springs
Marlboro Fellow Reflects on Foes Big or Small
A brief quirky remark from the gaunt Marlboro fellow notes that the men he wishes to whip are either too large to defeat or so small he feels ashamed to attack. The line mixes humor with a hint of bravado, reflecting a streetwise worldview.
Dig Up Peat on U Campus
On the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor Prof H H Bartlett reports peat pellets found during excavations for the literary and physics buildings. The pellets measured two to three inches across and are said to offer scientific value for identifying glacial period vegetation though they have no commercial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
H. H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Local News Briefs From The Week
The McDougal family and Mr and Mrs Geo Reed with son Howard were ill last week. A new G A R hall sign was installed at the entrance. Public schools were closed for a week due to fuel shortage then reopened Monday. George Ree received a 44 ton coal shipment and extra men aided with the work. James Kinsley visited the mill for Mr Reed. The Baptist church annual business meeting was postponed to Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McDougal
Geo. Reed
Howard
G. A R. Hall
Geo. Ree
James Kinsley
Reed
The
Baptist Church
Finance committee hearing cuts lighting price at court house
At the opening hearing of the Finance committee in the Court House W B Conant chairman of the Electric Light boat announced a cut in the price of lighting 112 cents per kilowatt hour beginning with the next quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W. B. Conant
Maynard Trust Company Financial Statement Summary
A historical bank balance sheet lists assets and liabilities as of December 30, 19 and includes cash, reserves, loans on real estate, demand and time loans with collateral, safe deposit services, and miscellaneous items. It shows capital stock, profits, interest, taxes, deposits, and certificates of deposit with notes on reserves and interest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. & Masa
Telephone Co
Gas
Elect Water Company
Teller
Mgt
Osek
Mf Fums
Savings Department Middlesex January 13, 1923 Document
Partial OCR indicates a savings department notice dated January 13 1923 with signatures Frank E Teyee treasurer and George Gut plus Frank J Com Cosby as officers of a yorad raat ea weet ee. Notary public Frank E Sanderson Justice of Peace witnessed.
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Middlesex
Frank E. Teyee
Ton
George Gut
Frank J. E
Cosby
Aynard Raat
Frank E. Sanderson
Notary Pu
Justice of Peace
Local Notices of Returners and Scout Meeting
Alex Senecal Sr returns from Canada and Charles Mahoney returns from Fall River. Mr and Mrs Charles Ripley welcome a baby boy born this morning. Troop 4 Boy Scouts meet at Washington School tonight led by Dr J A Kelleher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Ripley
Boy Scouts
Washington School
J. A. Kelleher
Ex-Councilman Sansoucy Returns From Quebec Vacation
Former council member Adelard N. Sansoucy has returned after a ten day trip to Montreal and other sections of the Province of Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelard N. Sansoucy
Montreal
Province of
Quebec
Acting Superintendent Appointed During Coyne's Chicago Trip
William Langevin, assistant foreman of the street department, has been acting superintendent while Supt Thomas Coyne attends a convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Langevin
Thomas Coyne
Chicago
Newman club to stage play next Monday
Rehearsals for the Newman club play set for next Monday evening will run each evening this week under the direction of Miss Bertha Burke. Morris Wyzan and many friends are noted as supporters of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Bertha Burke
Morris Wyzan
Store manager resumes duties after illness
I will be glad to learn that he has resumed his duties as manager of the C. D. Simmons store after being confined to his home with illness. Joseph Proulx is critically ill at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Roch Proulx, Howland St. His brother, Rev Charles E. Proulx of Biddeford, Me, has been called to his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Simmons
Joseph Proulx
Roch Proulx
Howland St
Charles E. Proulx
Bidde- Lee. Me
Friends push John Baben to seek March selectman race
Friends of John Baben the proprietor of the Baben Lunch urge him to run for selectman in the March election. Baben is considering the candidacy as the community weighs its options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baben
Baben
Weekend Guests of Mrs. Irvine Coins in Sumer Street
William Collins and Jonathon were weekend guests of Mrs. Irvine Coins on Sumer Street. They shared tea and stories, enjoying quiet domestic hospitality in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Aon
John
Mrs. ©Rvine
Sumer Street
Mrs. Trautmer Returns to Duties at Cherry Street Mill
Mrs. George Trautmer resumes duties at the Cherry street mill. Matthew Jensen of Grove street learned his grandmother, aged 100, died in Maynard on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trautmer
Cherry Street Mill
Matthew Jensen
Grove Street
Maynard
Robert Mitchell Returns to Work at Broad Street Mill
Robert Mitchell of Cherry Street has returned to his duties at the Broad Street mill after a period away. He resumes production duties and will be reassigned to shift work as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell
Cherry Street
Broad Street
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Goel
Gert
Danny
TINY
Republican
South Acton
Ethel Hosmer
University of Michigan
Maynard Trust Company
Masa
Banke
Banking Department
Conta
Ortees
Alex Senecal Sr
Canada
Charles Mahoney
Fall River
Forest Mills
Ipswich
Sagamore
A. N. Hodgess
Nason Street
Peoples’ Theatre
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