Local Notes and Notices in South Sudbury
South Sudbury community items report Col J B Billings at home M E B Rice filling 00d fee from Stone's pond and W L Stone’s ice house. station staff H H Whitney and Dr E Roche visited Ware. ministers exchanged at local churches. Miss Marguerite Bradshaw prepares for Framingham Normal School. D C W I L Ry camp at Marlboro reception honored Mayor Gleason and Senator McCarthy. new library books added to Goodnow library. list of popular fiction titles. John Morris, a former employee of H R Wells, died in Chester after illness. New subscribers added to The Enterprise. Franklin automobile for sale.
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Col. J. B. Billings
M. EB. Rice
Stone's Pond
W. L. Stone and Son
D. C
Sedentary Oats and Wallets Quote
A Galveston News quip notes 65 percent of young men sowing wild oats have someone else pay for their meals. The saying uses a humorous rural metaphor to critique financial dependency among youth.
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Galveston News
Local notes from Littleton and nearby towns blend social and civic items
Mrs. Goldmith Conant returns from St. Louis while John Wright harvests ice for himself and the Harvard Shakers. A trees being cut near Newtown road for electric light poles. Sewing meeting at Mrs. Packard's for Cong society. Brown spouses take duties at Dobb's Ferry cottage. Attendees at New England Alliances mid winter meeting in West Newton. Grange installed class in March after a large membership application. Several elderly residents ill including Hartwell Adams Whitcomb Hendley Sullivan Nye. Centre school seventh grade enjoyed a sleigh ride to Ayer. High school freshmen took a ride to Acton. seniors and juniors had straw ride with chaperone Misc Mitchell. trips arranged by A. T. Kimball and M. W. Leahy.
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Cha. P. Hartwell
Emily K. Adams Peter
Whitcomb
A. M. Hendley
Timothy Sullivan
Henry Nye
Eliza Hartwell
Somerville
Centre School
Ayer
A. T. Kimball
Acton
Warren Moore
H. Ss
Misc Mitchell
M. W. Leahy
Bedford Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Town Growth
Bedford Mills delegates attend a Waltham lodge meeting with banquet and social session. Par ent-Teacher Association hears Miss Gilson on Vocational Training. Measles outbreak widespread with most families affected. M. F. Manning sells Earl enrick estate part of old Manning property. Ed Thorndike sails to Baltimore with visits planned to Washington. Albert Pfeiffer leaves for New York then London. Norman Hillville Campaign club hints at gubernatorial bid. White’s plan stirs voters. Selectman Rich battles recurring illness while Bedford hosts New Civic club opening and election. Bedford House hosts fox hunting banquet with prime fox skins and a tame fox. Bedford Safety Razor Co directors elected. growth seen as Bedford prospers. Job ad seeks domestic help in Fletcherd.
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Olly
Otcers
New Hampshire
Simonds
Bedford House
Winter Meet Ends for New England Fox Hunters Club
The New England Fox Hunters Club wrapped up its winter meet Friday night at the Bedford House with participants departing by Saturday noon. Weather and crust hindered hunting but the event drew many stories of days afield and shared anecdotes among members and guests.
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New England
Fox Hunters’ Club
Bedford House
Sly Reyward
Turinese Buddhist Priests and Jewish Week Days Fragment
A fragmented text describes Buddhist priests in Turin and Bedeviat priests beg for daily bread. mentions days of the week named by Egyptians, and Jewish practice counting days. It also notes diverse historical shooth counting methods over four thousand years.
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Turin
Sverr
Bures
Lords Thistle appointment sparks blunt party rebuke
In a Lendon Graphic item a sharp remark targets an appointment to the Most Noble Order of the Thistle. A peer criticized for zeal over judgment backed the Conservative party, drawing the quip Ungrateful chief would not grant the Thistle to the lord who would eat it.
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Order of the Thistle
Disraeli
Lord the Thistle
Lendon
A Simple Twist of the Wrist
A riff on a man named Jones who died recently leaving only an old dated chest as the remainder of his estate. The notice hints at the trouble of winding up his affairs and settling the estate.
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Jones
Stered Tear
Local Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby
Local items report Miss Anna Craig recent event and George Bowker improving after a fine. John Hardman also improved following a serious cold. Mary Loftus Margar et Lawson traveled to Olneyville. The afternoon session at grammar school was held Friday amid weather concerns. Mrs C W Allen and Dorothy of Waltham visited, and Leona Dye hosted guests on Commonwealth Ave. A Woman's Parish club whist party is set for January 24 at the Odd Fellows hall. An Union church lecture on the Cumberland region with stereoscopic views drew many locals. The Maynard D Y W Y K club masquerade ball attendance included a large local contingent returning by special car.
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Leona Dye
Commonwealth Ave
Woman's Parish Club of Help of Christians Church
T. O. O. F. Hall
Concord News Roundup of Gatherings and Local Events
A Concord in town association building hosted a Friday dance with Waitham guests arriving by sleigh at 8 pm. Mary Damon Ruth Shepard organized refreshments. Local notices mention dances, church society meetings, school news, a chimney fire with no damage, and a 70 year old burial in Sleepy Hollow.
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Ware
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Snday
Marguerite Bradshaw
Framingham Normal School
Goodnow
Tiss Livingston
Dillon Queed
Henry Sydnor Harrison
Farnel
Golden Silence
Williamsonly
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Wilkie Collins
Mother Carey
Kate Douglas
Wiggin
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Countessa
Long Green Road
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Myra Kelly
Klda Lessways
Arnold Bennett
Love
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J'avoe
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Oppenheim Liitlang
Anna Katherine Green
Barbara Worth
Harold Bell Wright
Warren
Lincoln
Gibbie Gault
Kate Langley
Mary Carey
Phillips Oppenheim
Mummy
Richard Harding Davis
Kathleen Norris
the Harvester
Gene Stratton Porter
France
John Anne Warner
John Morris
Baltimore
Chester
H. R. Wells
Wells
C Hunt
Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
Mass
F.A. Taylor
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Harry Ledgard
P. J. Edgar
Taunton
Charles Barber
Mary Baker of
Gardner
Orin Bosworth
Helena Hickey
Hudson
Helen Coughlin
Rachel Kitchen
Cushing Academy
8. Raymond Kitchen
Garnett Hackwell
Rodney
Bridgewater
Fred McCleary
Lincoln St
Maynard Finnish Temperance Society
Henry Gilroy
St. Hilda's Fund
St. George's Church
Grace Weaving
William Coulter
Wilson Cuttell
William Bishop
Elizabeth Wilson
Paul Wilson
Mark Newton
Elizabeth
Emma Roberts
Charles Edney
Lizzie Dugan
William Parkinson
Marsdenter
Littleton
Newtown Road
D. G. Houghton
Paul Brown
A. Whanton
New England Association of Alliances
West Newton
Grange
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Glenwood Ranges
B. F. Townsend
Nason and Main Streets
W. F. Litchfield
Bedford
Bedford Mills
Waltham Lodge
Parent-Teacher Association
Gilson
Trade School For Girls
Bonon
M. F. Manning
Enrick
Jane Dr. Hamblen
Pletcher Ave
R. Manning
Maine
New Hamphire
Rhode Island
Ed. Thorndike
Boston
Mr. Thorndike
Washington
Albert Pfeiffer
New York City
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London
Norman Hville
White
Sherman G. Rich
Rich
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Loomis St
Edw. P. Kelley
House Committee
M. Bernard Webber
Notaman Club
Bedford Safety Razor Co
Aernoon
Anson Wheeler
Murray Vallou
Concord
Hans Christiansen
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Louis Pfeiffer
Treas
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Elmer KE. Shattuck
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Wantel
Ross
Wilson
Fleteherrd
Main St
Concord Telephone
Garace
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Prop
Concord Junction
Anna Craig
Mier Eisie Crowson
George M. Bowker
John Hardman
Mary Loftus
Margaret Lawson
Olneyville
Grammar School
C. W. Allen
Dorothy of
Waltham
J. P. Allen
Union Church
Heart of the Cumberlands
Dancing
Aitham
Waithham
Mary Damon
Ruth Shepard
Herbert Shepard
Irs
Ralph Damon
H. A. Yeten
Laura Dorothy Allen
Varion Giddings
Myrtle
Mildred
Helen Carter
Han
Clara Robinson
Isabel Edith Wallace
Marion Henry
Dorothy Bewell
Carlton Day
Jewett Baker
Cyrne Arneson
Alfred Berry
Harold Flemming
Hubert Wellcome
Richard Brackett
Alfred Burman
Winslow Damon
Harold Chase
Frank King
Philip Damon
Roger Allen
John Garvey
Wallis Ford
Harry Starr
Harold Shepard
Beton Hall
Elizabeth Skinner
Hubbard St
Gilbert
Willard Hemenway
Chicago
George D. Sohier
Concord Bible Society
Thomas Todd
John Hunt
Middlesex School
Stone , Webster
David Holstrom
Cobb” Kelley
Siating
Charles Dalton
Sleepy Hollow
Dalton
Carvell
Company I
Armory Poe
Land of
Tutte
Lexington
Keyes
Walden
Concord, Mass
P. N. Dahl
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