Local Social Notes and Club Updates Across South Boston Area
Miss E M Long visited Mrs Catherine Williams in South Boston. Walter Rayner of Waltham visited his parents Nathan Rayner over the weekend. Mrs Louis N Thomas and son Norman visited her mother Thomas O May of Bionalrena. Miss May Riley began work at the Glessondale mill Monday. Clarence Gutteridge of Lawrence visited his parents William H Gutteridge. Jean Leithead of Stoughton spent days with her children Mary and David Leit Tax. Collector John Kelly reports $73 220 collected in 11 months. Katto Athletic Club received new royal blue and white jerseys with K A C across the front. Mrs John Franklin left for Dorchester then Templeton. James R Bent attended the Mass Fruit Growers Association in Worcester and visited son Whitney at Worcester Academy. The Girls Club of St George's Episcopal Church was hosted by Beatrice Cuttell. Local league members discussed forming a 1915 baseball team. a dance to raise funds may be held next Monday. St George's St Hilda's Guild plans a supper and entertainment Wednesday evening under St Hilda’s Guild. Nicholas Kane suffered a sudden attack at work Friday. he was taken home and is recovering. A Walnut Street cow overfed but improving on shorter rations after veterinary care. St Hilda's Guild annual meeting elected officers for the coming year Mrs John Vine president, Mrs Elisabeth Wil Astwood, W L Raylodge, D of H., and Summer Hill Lodge A O U W with joint 0 F F installation planned. The work will be done by Mrs.
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John Kelly
Katto Athletic Club
John Franklin
Henry Connors
Dorchester
Templeton
James R. Bent
Mass. Fruit Growers’ Association
Worcester
Whitney
St. George's
Episcopal Church
Beatrice Cuttell
St. George's Church
St. Hilda’s Guild
Nicholas Kane
Samuel B. Reed
Kane
Sudbury ‘St
St. Hilda's Guild of
St. George’s Church
Johnvine
Elisabeth Wil- Astwood
Wta F. Raylodge
Summer Hill Lodge
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Real politeness and its effect in historical floods
The text discusses politeness and its impact on conduct during crises. It mentions a 1574 flood by William of Orange and how flood policy affected resistance to invaders, implying lasting influence on national actions.
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William of Orange
His Patience Bragging About Sunday Patience
A Cincinnati Inquirer snip notes a father spending three hours at home on Sunday and avoiding harm to children, while the rest of the week he brags about his patience.
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Cincinnati Inquirer
Roads to Success
A brief, unclear note discusses choosing a direct route to a mesa and learning unaided, suggesting a focus on efficiency and personal effort.
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Mesa
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California
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Geo. H. Gutteridge
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E. M. Long
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Boston
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Nathan Rayner
Louis N. Thomas
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Thomas O’may
Bional Renae
Wanes
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Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
William H. Gutteridge
Jean Leithead
Stoughton
Miss Mary and
David Leit
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A. G. Ziegler
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