Sudbury Club Notes and Local Meetings
Miss Galbraith and Mrs Ira T Moore hosted visits with Claron Jones and C C Parmenter. Miss Mary Tul is of Springfield stayed with Mr and Mrs John Tul is. Sudbury Woman's Club held a meeting with Mr Burnham of the State Board of Education. lessons in character development will appear in The Enterprise weekly. Borough Pomona Grange meets January 26 at Odd Fellows hall Hudson with a morning talk on Community Service by Evan F Richardson and an afternoon discussion led by George A Brigham on How Can Farmers Select. Dinner to be served cooperatively by Hudson Grange committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galbraith
Ira T. Moore
Claron Jones
C. C.’ Parmenter Ee
Mary Tulis
Springfield
John Tulis
Sudbury Woman's Club
Burnham
State Board of Education
Borough Pomona Grange
Odd Fellowes Hall
Hudson
Evan F. Richardson
Millis
Massachusetts State Grange
Sesson
George A. Brigham
Northboro
Hudson Grange
Concord Auxiliary
The
Woman's Board of Missions
Turkey
G. P. Knapp
Harpoot
American Board
C. H. Towle
George Warren
Outlook Bright for Beaton and Western Electric Street Railway
The railroad commissioners heard no new stance on franchise grants. Towns along the route face March 1 deadline to reach public convenience agreements. Sudbury Wayland and Weston led opposition while others sought franchises, with six weeks seen to settle preliminary issues and start construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton & Western Electric Street Railway
Trann
Nave Armen
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Commission
Local Social News From Sudbury Area
Mrs L D Perry is out after a two weeks illness. Alfred Haskell hosted his Southbridge guest over Sunday. Albert W Porter attended the Groton fireman's ball with guest Fred O Porter. Mrs Dwight Dean convalesces after appendicitis, no operation needed. A town hall dance is planned for January 19 with King Cole’s orchestra performing for the basketball team event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Perry
Alfred Haskell
Southbridge
Albert W. Porter
Groton
Fred O. Porter
Dwight Dean
Gene Ate Grees
King & Cole
Local notes on clubs, visits, and upcoming events
The Mr.s and the Hibernians bow Thursday night. Miss Mildred Johnson returns from New York. Boston Checker club seeks a date with local team. Miss Edna Denniston visits Mrs. Butterworth in Waltham. Powder mills boast mules for powder cars. Telephone line to Pletcher corner linked to Maynard circuit. James Magner’s furniture shipped to Cambridge for storage. Colonial orchestra played at a Concord Junction dance. Miss Fanny White appointed district nurse for Metropolitan Life in Concord. Feb. 4 church supper by Ladies Benevolent Society. George J. Brunelle’s furniture shipped to Worcester. he is employed there. Several students attend American Woolen Co officials dinner in Boston. plans for “The College Ball” on Feb. 17 with tickets on sale. A. Bander runs a Boston office buying stores. fine bargains arriving at New Idea store on Main St. Bridget’s Temperance Society seeks new worlds to conquer. matches with society card teams possible. A new bowling team forms to challenge the M. U. aggregate. members include George and Bill Lynch, Farrell, B J Coughlin, A A Hilferty. Ed Billett mocks the new group named the Soreheads. The Enterpriss begins a series naming greatest educators in the country. urged for parents and teachers to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Denniston
Arthur Butterworth
Waltham
Pletcher Corner
Maynard
James Magner
Cambridge
Concord Junction
Fanny White
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Concord
O. (. Dreschler
R. Kitchin
William Lasbury
Maurice
American Woolen Co
Boston
A. Bander
Idea
Local Notes From Marlboro and Surrounding Areas
HM Vining joins A J Rougeau staff as Joseph Slattery returns from Boston visit. Ed Carey works at Burke Drug Co while Louie Farley renovates F B Dewey building. Mrs Parris recovers from illness. Ba cock sisters take Berlin housekeeping jobs. Lyons welcome baby boy. Nelsons greet a girl. Senator Hoar invited to Company F concert Jan 27. Libby home from Freeport for inspection night. Rev Foshay to assist South Framingham services. Leroy Craig resumes bank duties after illness. Macombes and Lincoln attend Canton funeral. Harry Bridge travels for German Lithographic Co. Mrs Mann visits East Main Street. J B Warren Co builds addition for J P Lindsey barn at Southboro. Hurley completes 12 room school, price $75,000. Boston racing contest entrant aided by Paradies, Collins, Moineau. Dr Duhamel returns from Contrecoeur funeral. Walter Goss and William Springer named aides de camp by G A R head Gilman. Marlboro junior class promenade in Knights of Columbus hall with 100 couples, Gately’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. H. Vining
A. J. Rougeau
Joseph Slattery
Boston
Michael J. Flanagan
Worcester
Herbert Iee Mee
Regal
Milford
Edward Carey
Burke Drug Co
Louie Farley
Dewey
David Parris
Maple St
Sarah
Gertrude Bacock
Berlin
M. M. Lyons
Peter Nelson
Tremont
Roger Sherman Hoar
Clarence Libby
Freeport
M. R. Foshay
South Framingham
Leroy Craig
Ilinesa
Stephen Macombe
Charles Lincoln
Canton
Harry Bridge
German Lithographic Company
New York
Herbert Mann
West Me
Way
Warren H. Howe
East Main St
J. B. Warren & Co
J. P. Lindsey
Southboro
T.P. Hurley
P. W. Paradies
Edward Collins
Sylvie Moineau
O ' Duhamel
Contrecoeur
P. Q
Joseph Duhamel
Walters
Goss
William A. Springer
Post 43
John E. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
Winter sojourns and local notices in Millbury and vicinity
News notes report Mr and Mrs N Tuttle leaving town for winter plans, Somerville visitors hosted by J Melvin Hartwell, a January 13 death in Millbury, and the burial of Rebecca Whitcomb Grimes in Princeton. Bedford cattle auction attendance, Fitchburg station steam heat, and a Congregational church meeting with officer reports and good finances are noted. A wedding at Charles L Smith's, senior year dance at Bromfield, and a Har vard affiliated student gathering are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hartwell
Somerville
J. Melvin Hartwell
Millbury
Rebecca Whitcomb Grimes
Abram Everett
Princeton
D. G. Moughton
A. T. Kimball
N. H. Whitcomb
W. H. Titcomb
Bedford
Fitchburs
Cnap
Congregational Church
Forestry
Charles L. Smith
Clifford A. Smith
Littleton
Mary E. Hayes
Waltham
V. Oliver J. Fairfield
Unitarian Church
His Choice. Judge You May Remove Any Juror From Panel
A fragment from Metropolitan Magazine presents a juror selection scene with archaic phrasing. It hints at bias and manipulation as a judge contemplates striking a juror before impaneling the panel.
The Plunkville Team Faces Slipping Start in Pennant Race
The Hill Basebit squad falters early as Tom Twirler falls out of line and Plunkville struggles before the pennant race. City Journal notes a dire predicament for the nine as they seek to steady themselves and avoid a damaging stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunkville
Tom Twirler
Hemene
City Journal
Alligator and Crocodile Movement Patterns
The text contrasts alligators staying in fresh water with crocodiles venturing to sea. It notes crocodiles in the West Indies sometimes travel far from land, heading toward an island, possibly out of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Bedford Notes On Local Events And Upcoming Meetings
Local doctors report common illnesses tied to seasonal climate in Bedford and surrounding areas. A supper and entertainment is planned at First Parish church on Thursday evening January 19 with hostesses named. Howard D. Skelton will not seek selectman reelection. a second town office holder is expected to announce similarly. Frank L. Young presented a Peary Arctic relic to his brother S. W. Young, a fragment from the Roosevelt crew. Bedford Parent-Teacher Association previews a lesson series on Character Development. A circular from selectmen and a Massachusetts Highway Commissioners meeting on January 25 seeks public input on extending the Carlisle Road project at Redburton Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross K. Whiton
Mary c. Jenks
Caroline
Jenks
Helen F. Clark
Howard D. Skelton
W. Young
Frank L. Young
Bradford
Mr. Young
Bedford
Massachusetts Hway
Carlisle Road
Redburton Place
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Set for January
The PTA announces a January regular meeting on the 19th with Mrs Bari Smith speaking on Tendencies of Childhood. Mothers who have not joined are invited and children over three may be brought to the schoolhouse with supervision by older students. The group promotes broad child welfare and citizen training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari ‘Smith
Association
United States
Carpenter Wanted For Day Work Or Contract
Classified notice seeking a reliable workman for day work or contract. Offers low price. Respond at P. O. Box 88, Tewkebury, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
P. O
Tewkebury
Mass
Concord Junction News Highlights Local Social and Medical Updates
Thomas Clark resumes work after illness as Lillian Hogan visits Taunton and Mrs Hogan receives treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital. Invitations go out for Concord High School’s senior dance on February 4. William Keilly recovers from appendicitis at Concord Hospital. A Young Men’s Social Club dance Friday draws about 30 couples. moving pictures attract crowds and Milas Gert rude Mann headlines. West Concord Woman’s Club plans a musical program next Friday led by Mrs. Walter Leland. Acton’s annual masquerade ball announced for January 31 in South Acton. Walls B Ford hosts a surprise tin shower party on Commonwealth Ave with over 25 attendees. Young Men’s Club meets Thursday. Thomas F. Shaughnessy to discuss Boston Custom House affairs. Laws Brook Road tin shower noted. Woman’s Parish Club elects officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hogan
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Williams
Brooklyn
Concord High School
William Keilly
Concord Hospital
Moving Pictures
Milas Gertrude Mann
Acton Cul
South Act
Friends of
Walls B. Ford
Commonwealth Ave
Thomas F. Shaughnessy
Custom House
Shaughnessy
Boston
Laws Brook Road
Woman's Parish Club
Jennie McCarthy
Elizabeth Connell
P. Sheagreen
Capper Jenny
Mary Lawher
Mary Garvey
Sadie Burke
James Heilly
John J. Connorton
Timothy Sheehan
Katherine Lawier
K. Kelly
Concord News Roundup of Local Installations and Events
Concord notes show Musketaquid R A installing on the 25th and Harmony lodge at Willows, with Willow Rebekah lodge meeting midweek. City offices see Rena Smith at the Town Clerk’s office. Firemen plan their annual dance January 27 in town hall. Several personnel changes and talks by local figures, including Frank B. Sanborn at a Vermont Boston gathering and Mrs. Harriet Boyd on birds, fill a busy week of social, civic, and fraternal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Lodge
U. W
Rena Smith
Maynard
Walter A. Carr
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Town Hall
Weston
H. A. Upham Lodge
Frank B. Sanborn
Vermont Association of Boston
Charles K. Darling
Somerset
Harriet Boyd
Audubon Society
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South
H. P. N. Dahl
Aaynard, Mass
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Mr.’s
Hibernians
Mildred Johnson
Boston Checker Club
Checker
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
George J. Brunelle
Mr. Brunelle
Irene
Margaret McCormick
Mary Maley
Eva Tucker
Bridget's Temperance Society
M. U
George
Bill Lynch
Farrell
B. J. Coughlin
A. A. Hilferty
Ed Billett
Enterpriss
Marlboro High School
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gately
GEO
Nasan Street
Naylor's
Maynard, Mass
Block
F. Litch Jain St. Opp
N. Tuttle
Bromfield
Harvard
Prin
Misses Mitchell
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Buck
S.& E. Jones
White's
P. White
Main
Tel
Concord, Mass
Thomas Clark
Lillian Hogan
Taunton
John P. Bowen
West Concord Woman's Cub
Walter Leland
Musketaquid R. A
Miss Pickard
West Concord
Richard C. Potter
Wisconsin State Agricultural College
Racine
Samuel L. Powers
Concord Lyceum
Congrees
Congress
Powers
John M. Keyes
Keyes
Commonwealth Ave. Junction
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