Sudbury Notes on Local Residents and Changes
Henry E. Rice suffered a severe neuralgia attack last week. Miss Mabel Stevens returns from Cambridge visits. Mrs. W. E. Shaw hosted her father A. A. McLean of Somerville Sunday. Miss Clara Parmenter of Wayland visited her mother Mrs. C. A. Parmenter. Millard Powers stayed with his parents H. O. Powers and wife. Rev. J. F. Phillips attended to his Sunday school class at Mrs. Etta Bent's. Mrs. Nellie S. Stevens of Wellesley to lecture Jamaica in Grange hall January 25. Mrs. Martin Barker visited Mrs. James Butterfield in South Sudbury. Miss Grace Stevens returns to Porto Rico for teaching duties. G. A. Haynes to rebuild opposite the school as a hen house. Miss Alice Griggs resigns teaching post. Miss Videto of South Framingham succeeds. Harriette Rice found in poor condition by overseers. moved to town farm for care with plan to return home if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Parmenter
Wayland
C. A., Parmenter
Millard Powers
H. O. Powers
J. F. Phillips
Etta Bent
Nellie S. Stevens
Wellesley
Alice Griggs
Videto
South Framingham
Harriette Rice
Albert Haynes
Arthur J. Rougeaux
Arthur M. Forbush
Witherbeest
Berlin
Marion Munsey
Swampscott
Rachel
Claflin
Park
Jeremiah Danehy
Rice St
Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co
Rockwell & Allison
A. E. Bruce
James Leary
Lincoln
Diamond F
J. W. Keane
Florence St
H. Nutting
New Bedford
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Charles Q. Tirrell
Washington
Simeon O'Connell
Winthrop House
John Sheehan
Framingham
Everett man touts cancer cure by Boston doctor
Mr WM Samuolis of Everett Piano Co Albany street reports immediate improvement after treatment by Dr Joseph Grady at 238 Tremont St Boston. He praises the doctor for diagnosing his sister’s case and says both are recovering well. Free advice and hours listed 2–5, 1–8, Sun 10–12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Piano Co
Albany Street
Joseph Grady
Tremont St
Boston
Sun
Dooley and Hadley Daughter Wed in New Hampshire Ceremony
Ella Whitney Hadley and George Newman Dooley of Londonderry New Hampshire united in marriage at the Hadley home. Ceremony conducted by Rev John D Locke and Rev Ida C Hustin with attendants Faith Priscilla Hadley and Charles D Dooley. Residents will host after March 5 in Hudson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hadley
Ella Whitney
George Newman Dooley
Londonderry
N. H
Faith Priscilla
Charles D. Dooley
Hudson, N. H
John D. Locke
Dorchester
Hadley
Ida C. Hustin
Sudbury
Derry
Hudson
Concord
Providence
Dans
Navy orders eight hour limit threaten Charlestown drydock work
Washington bans overtime on private ships at the Charlestown navy yard, affecting the steamship Republic and White Star line. The policy limits dock time to eight hours per day, risking loss of docking revenue, idle yard workers, and delays to naval ships awaiting trial runs along the New England coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy Department
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Republic
White Star Line
Steamship Company
Navy Yard
Maine
Massachusetts
United States
Maynard Woman's Club Night Delights Guests with Concert
A lively Maynard Woman's Club event delivered a fine program of music and readings followed by a generous collation. Mrs. Nellie M. Fowler led the officers, Bird's Orchestra performed with Walter Eccles and Jean Sherburne receiving strong applause, and a broad social hour concluded the evening. The club, founded in 1904, prizes social, intellectual, and moral town advancement with a large turnout and strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
Nellie M. Fowler
Bessie Richardson
Lizzie &. Howe
Florence Lawpo
Ary D.G. Morse
Florence Haynes
Elizabeth Crabtree
Ella Baxter
Essa ‘Hall
Fred E. Whitehead
Bird
Marlboro
Walter Eccles
Brookline
Jean Sherburne
Lowell
Eccles
Sherburne
Daniel
Selectman
Jem. ‘Bellows
Edna Denniston
Samuel Lawton
John Lawton
George Lawton
John W. Flood
Daniel Goodenow
C.S. ‘Fowler
Toronto Street Cars Halted by Passive Resistance
Dissatisfaction with streetcar service led Toronto to order a return to old routes. Police guarded turning points as motormen and conductors abandoned cars, prompting the city to consider taking over operation for citizens’ benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Toronto Street Railway
Autoist Wagner Arrested in New York
Louis Wagner, winner of last year’s Vanderbilt Cup race, was arrested for driving a car without a license tag. Police found a revolver and knife in his possession and filed two additional charges of carrying concealed weapons. Bail set at $1600 and posted pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Wagner
Wagner
Receiver Named for People's Department Store in Rochester
Judge Hazel appoints John Conners as receiver of the People's Department Store company of Rochester after a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Petitioning creditors claim debts reach $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Hazel
John Conners
People’s Department Store Company of
Rochester
Cheaper Things Versus Modern Living in Verse
A humorous poem contrasts cheaper options like ivories fig leaves tents and candles with modern electricity. The speaker wryly notes people cling to vintage costs while praising electric light as superior, ending with a light jab that you would laugh at.
Marlboro Neighborhood Notes and Local Appointments
Marlboro residents and visitors are listed with brief updates including Donahue and Holyoke hosting or visiting, illness recoveries and work updates. The item mentions Benjamin Tirrell ill in Washington, a Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co. employee, and other community happenings such as a town hall dance and a cottage project at Fort Meadow. Additionally a legal notice cites a name change petition for Doris Ethel Kitchin in Middlesex County with court scheduling.
Probate Court Considers Name Change Petition in Maynard
Rachel Ellen Kitchin of Maynard seeks a legal name change to Rachel Wentworth Kitchin. The court orders publication of the petition notice weekly for three weeks in a Middlesex County newspaper. A first judge signs the order and sets the show cause date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ethel, Kitchin
Maynard
Raymond Kitchin
Doris Richards Kitchin
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Rachel“ Ellen Kitchin
Rachel Wentworth Kitchin
Esquire
Advertising as a business principle in liberal and judicial circles
The treasurer DeYoung of the New Haven Steamboat Co. notes that liberal and judicial advertising has gained broad recognition among businessmen as a sound principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeYoung, New ‘Haven Steamboat Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main St
Maynard ,Main St
Henry E. Rice
Mabel Stevens
W.E. Shaw
A. A. McLean
Somerville
Jamaica
Grange Hall
Martin Barker
James Butterfield
South
Grace Stevens
Porto Rico
G. A. Haynes
WM. Samuolis
Gold Street
South Boston
J. Kulchar
Barber
Walden ,St
Dooley—Hadley
Howe
Wilder’ Macurda
George Newton
John W. Ogden
Lillian Ogden
T. F. Parker
Mabel Sawyer
Mabel Sias
Margueratta Conway
Mary E. Varley
Helen J. Veitch
Squire Siswick
Laura Woodard
Howard A. Wilson
L. Everett Wilson
Samuel Keatley
F. A. Rich
Frank McCarron
William Lord
Joseph Gately
Nellie May
Edith Brooks
Annie Murphy
Alice
Frances Nagle
Marion Haynes
Helen Bent Curtis
James R. Bent
Alice M. Maloney
Lizzie Miles
Harriett Naylor
Fred E. Morris
Charles Wilcox John
H. Lawton
Thomas Hillis
Julius Loewe
Harvey Harwood
A. L. Morse
Brooks Reed
Jennie Reed
Frank EB. Sanderson
John Swain
Sara Mullin
Edward Nealley
A. Newton
Hiram Parkin
C. L. Perry
A. Pettigrew
Harvey Richardson
Sumner Rogers
William Naylor
Arthur Silloway
Laura
Edith Woodart
Frank Binks
Alexander Veitch
Fred Cahill
S. R. Kitchin, Mgr
Arthur J. Sullivan
R. M. Donahue
Athol
Corey Holyoke
E. J. Dillon
John F. O’brien
George Smith
Berlin Road
J. A. Milington
Fort Meadow
Red Spring
T. P. Hurley
George M. Brigham
William Harrison Brigham
Georgia Training Station
Fenee
Panama Canal
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Is
Probate Court
W. E. Rogers
Register
W.E. Rogers
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