Local Notes and Social Updates in South Sudbury
A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Adams. Jessie Fairbrother visiting Lowell. Bernard Stone welcomes a daughter. Rev B C Whiting preached at Memorial church. Henry Goulding visits town. Col J B Billings ill with grip after a fall. Hurlburt Rogers shipped lathes to London and Ohio. Mrs Lacy Seymour recovered from a fall at 85. Charles D Seymour mourns wife from Lynn and Lexington. Gen D D Wiley camp officers installed January 25. Valentine Party for manual training at town hall February 13. posters note stormy Feb 15. Woman's Club involved.
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Charles Adams
Jessie Fairbrother
Lowell
Bernard Stone
B.C. Whiting
Memorial Church
Henry Goulding
Col
J. B. Billings
Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co
London
Ohio
Lacy Seymour
Hove
Stormy
The
Woman's Club
Community notes from Sudbury and surrounding towns
Sudbury residents report ice house fillings from Willis pond and Cider Mill pond. Local families welcome visitors and announce new home occupancy, births, and social visits involving Greeley Johnsons, Helen Moore, Charles Porter, Fred and Mrs Sheffield, and others. Plans discuss a North Centre library benefiting scholars. subscription growth noted for The Enterprise with agent Hunt. For sale an automobile, Franklin, in good running order priced at 475 dollars from Yo Yo Beverage Co.
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Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South
Sudbury
Mass
Odd Exchange Over A Horse And Telegraph Vole
A brief, quirky dialogue features a dealer and a prospective buyer discussing a horse for work the buyer does wire repair ing and a joke about showing Maude a picture of an automobile to trigger a telegraph vole.
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Weill
Maude
Judee
Maynard and area society notes from a Sunday gathering
Maynard residents shared social visits with Mr Stewart of Lowell and Mrs Brown of Proctorsville while Miss Edith Brown announced an engagement to Lloyd McNulty. Lectures at Sc Bridget’s and St George’s drew large crowds with Harvard’s Professor Ward and Rev Tryon speaking on peace and religious topics. Bernice Marsh celebrated with a Roosevelt street surprise party and friends from nearby towns attended.
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Philip S. Rogerson
Kingston
Leslie Merry
Duxbury
George Taylor
Edith Brown
Lloyd McNulty
Proctorsville
Miss Brown
Nellie Brown
Sc. Bridget's Church
Julius Ward
Harvard College
Jesus
James L. Tryon
Massachusetts Peace Society
St. George’s Church
United States
England
Bernice Marsh
Roosevelt St
Clinton
Lancaster
Concord Junction
Vincent Sullivan
Miss Marsh
Community Notes From Littleton and Vicinity
Local meetings and events include Worcester Middlesex Pomona Grange gathering in Littleton on Feb 29. Dr. Gutterton of the American Missionary Society to speak at Congregational church next Sunday morning. The Backlog drama postponed due to sickness. Junior Endeavor sleighride planned Thursday if weather allows. Catholic mission services continue weekly in town hall. Mrs. John Lemley sails to Bermuda then returns to Albany for a month. Christian Endeavor day observance at Congregational and Baptist churches led by Rev. Herbert Caulkins. Ladies chorus rehearsals advance under Miss Ida Dow with a cantata planned for early spring. Rev. Paul G. Favor receives a $500 salary raise. Prospect Hill church Somerville reports strong spiritual growth. former Attleton parishioners note Ivor’s continued prosperity.
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Town Hall
John Lemley
Bermuda
Albany
N. Y
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
The
Baptist
Christian Endeavor
Herbert Caulkins
Ida Dow
Paul G. Favor
Prospect Hill Church
Somerville
Attleton
Ivor
Bedford Civic Club rehearsals and town meeting notices
Bedford residents hear of Civic club rehearsals for a grand minstrel show at the town hall with a date to be announced. The Republican town committee held a meeting January 26 electing officers and outlining upcoming registrar meetings and town affairs.
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Civic Club
Town Hall
Bedford
The
Enterprise
Bedford letter attacks foreign missions and urges local aid
A Bedford reader denounces alms for foreign missions as robbing Peter to pay Paul. He asks aid for a destitute Worchester County family amid the husband’s execution in the electric chair, urging charity begin at home.
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Bedford
Eter
Paul
Cester
M. F. Manning
Backlog club to stage entertainment led by Mrs Hosmer
The Backlog club plans an event next week Thursday evening with 12 women under the chairmanship of Mrs C A Hosmer. A fine program is anticipated. The mercury dropped to 18 degrees below zero Sunday morning and sleighing is excellent. Ice harvesting conditions are at their best with the Moston Dairy Co employing many workers to fill their ice houses by midweek. Mrs Anna H Brown hosted the West ladies whist club on Monday afternoon. Mrs Emily K Adams, longtime heart disease sufferer, died Sunday night January 29.
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C. A. Hosmer
Moston Dairy Co
Anna H. Brown
West
Emily K. Adams
Concord Junction social and civic notices gathered
Local events fill February listings with dances sleigh rides and meetings. Notables: Miss Mary Boylan guest of sister. senior dance at Concord High School next Saturday. Acton sleigh ride. Lexington sleigh ride. Sadie Connell returns home. whist party at Help of Christians church. census shows 1911 births down to 38 from 42. Silas Phelps burial after execution. West Concord Woman's club humorous lecture. Concord Lodge I O O F annual hall event with Treadwell's orchestra. reserved seats on sale with late cars to accommodate guests.
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Concord High School
Acton
Silas Phelps
State Prison
Reformatory Burying Ground
West Concord
Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Treadwell
Concord
Maynard
Concord Notes: Meetings dances travel and local events
Local readers report a busy week with a Providence weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd Jr and multiple club and lodge events. Upcoming items include a February inspection for Company I and a Leap Year dance in Carlisle with a sleigh ride to the town.
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Lexngton
Mark Kelley
Waverly
George Howes
Association Hall
Thomas Todd, Jr
Providence
Carlisle
Concord Man Receives Coast Artillery Commission
Kenneth T Blood son of Mr and Mrs 8 T Blood of Concord Maine received a commission from the War Department Washington as Second Lieutenant in the Coast Artillery Corps U S A He will report for duty at Fort Monroe Va in February following a competitive exam in which he was one of 34 successful candidates Blood spent most of his life in Concord and is a 1904 Concord High School graduate class of 1909 MIT honors graduate and former instructor at MIT His friends extend best wishes for his new career.
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Kenneth T. Blood
T. Blood
Mainet
War Department
Washington
Coast Artillery Corps
U.S. A
Fort Munroe
Blood
Concord High School
Mass. Institute of Technology
Grange installs officers led by John R. Comley
Beatord Grange announced its new officers including Master John R. Comley Overseer Geo 11 Sweetnam Lecturer Abbott Reed Webber Steward Frank Goodwin Assistant Steward L Bernard Aggiey Chip Joseph H. Williams Treasurer A Kimer Blake Secretary Mrs Hiram Laws Gatekeeper Forrest Lake Ceres Mrs Chas Williams Tomona Miss Selen F. Blake Flora Miss Ruth S. Comley L A Stewart
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Beatord Grange
John R. Comley
Geo
Sweetnam
Abbott Reed Webber
Frank
Goodwin
L. Bernard “Agiey
Chip
Jos. H. Williams
Treas
A. Kimer Blake
Hirin
Laws
Forrest. Lake
Ceres
Chas
Williams
Tomona
Selen F. Blake
Flora
Ruth S. Comley
L. A. Stewart
Union Church Notes and Endeavor Anniversary
Sunday services conducted by the pastor mark the Christian Endeavor birthday celebration. A 7 o'clock service features an address by Rev. William J. Batt. The Young Men’s club holds a business meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock.
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Christian Endeavor
Endeavor
William J. Batt
Young Men’s Club
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Paul Buzzell
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Ralph J. Eaton
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R. H. Hall
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C. E. Eaton
C. P. Buzzell
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Noyes Bros
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S. D. Perry
Dwigit Dean
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Thomas Amerault
Peote
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Frank Prue
Park St
Robert Lester
Lowell Hospital
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Nascnst
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Geo. M. Lovejoy
Cincinnati
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Whitcomb
Dr. Gutterton
American Missionary Society
Junior Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
George H. Gutteridge
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Glenwood Ranges
B. F. Townsend
Nason and Main Streets
W. F. Litchfield
Binal
Republican Town Committee
Louis Pfeiffer
Sherman G. Rich
Charles W. Blake
Fred F. Cook
M. Bernard Webber
W. Blake Co
C. W.lake Co
Oliver J. Lane
Oliver
Board of Registrars
Edford
Selectmen's Room
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William H Temple
Luther A. Ford
Walter F. Temple
St. Valentine
Wrie Linns
Ross K. Whiton
Fleteherrd
John
M. Keyes
Will
Qive
Latiron
J. Mi. Keyes
Walden Street
Mary Boylan
David Sheehan, Jr
Sadie Connell
Yarmouth
George Montague
Moving Pictures
Woman's Parish Club
Help of Christians’ Church
O. O. F. Hall
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
W. V
6Th Mass. Regt
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Boston
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Country
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White
Concord Telephone
Garace
P. W. White
Prop
Union Church Notes
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