Berkshire Hills Reception Attended by Notables
MANY ATTEND RECEPTION with George L Prescott Ralph Dakin Gardiner T Hart James P Hart and Clarence D Hart attending. Misses Bessie Robbins Margaret Gale Rosa Bowker Bertha Wilson Evelyn Emmott and Clara L Hart greet guests. Officers and instructors present a seven piece tea and coffee service from the reformatory. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Prescott
Ralph Dakin
Gardiner T. Hart
James’ P. Hart
Clarence D. Hart
Bessie Robbins
Margaret Gale
Rosa Bowker
Bertha Wilson
Evelyn Emmott
Clara’ L. Hart
Sallé
Reformatory
Sudbury Socials and Visits Highlight Summer Town Life
A Sudbury party climbed the Great Blue recently and seven Centre youths enjoyed a Nobscot picnic on July 5. Mrs Emmeline Barker visits Worcester and Miss Alice Griggs returns to Norwell for summer. Chester VI guest George A Perry stayed with Miss Inez A Perry while Mrs Hobart Noyes improves. Families from Manchester N H visit Wayland Chelmsford as July 6 events unfold. York decor trends fill a forthcoming periodical to be illustrated in half tones and penwork with home decoration ideas. first issue due next month at ten cents or one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobscot
Hobart Noyes
Annie Rouse
Manchester
N. H
Wayland
Chelmsford
A. F. Earshaw
Francis Garfield
Harry C. Garfield
Westboro
W. E B. Garfield
Winifred Oakes
Haverhill
York
Brighams Visit Bath and Brant Rock Stay
The Brighams are in Bath Missouri and Caleb Brigham’s family travels to Brant Rock for the summer. Benjamin Wood and Noe Paul are mentioned with home and arrest notes, while Eva Eden visits Washington Street. The Apsley rubber plant resumes after a ten day vacation. A local advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and J Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Brigham
Bath
Benjamin Wood
Long Hill
Bolton
Noe Paul
Magorty
Caleb Brigham
Popeast
Brant Rock
Apsley Rubber Factory
Eva Eden
Plattsville
Wis
George T. C. Holden
Washington St
Frank Bouley
Boston
Chamberlain
Johnson's Pharmacy
J. Dwinell
Maynard
West Acton Notes and Local Moves
The Penniman family moved to Mrs Olive BE Howe of East Saugus. Hovey returned from a Framingham visit. Lydia Houghton visiting daughter Mrs Fred McDonald in Lowell. Gertrude Webster spent time with her mother in East Saugus. Linwood Richardson welcomed a baby son on Sunday July 9. Coburns and a Mrs Northwest seen near town. Charles Beach runs a small store with a soda fountain. Lucy and Emily Adams began a western trip July 5 via Chicago Leadville California and Oregon including Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Be, Howe
East Saugus
8. S. Hovey
Framingham
Lydia Houghtons
Fred McDonald
Lowell
Miss Lucy
Emily Adams
Chicago
Leadville
California
Exposition
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Birthday Gathering at Knowlton Home on Elm
A July 4 birthday party for Mrs. Knowlton drew 40 guests from Boston Milton Malden Lowell Maynard Concord Passaic Wellesley and Acton. The Elm shaded grounds hosted games a large cake and gifts while the party ended with a lake visit to Nagog lake and a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Knowlton
Domestic Help Wanted on West Acton Farm
General housework washing ironing and plain cooking in a small family on a farm off West Acton Mass. Address Hox 44 West Acton or telephone 12-12 West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Hox
Mass
Local Notes from Marlboro and Nearby Towns
Marlboro resident John F. Davey of Beverly visited Friday. Various locals including Fred Paul at B J Adams stable and J F Gauthier painting his Spring street house. Councilman Noe Peloquin worked at Fitchs market while Thomas O Neil labored at Bar Harbor summer hotel. Mrs Henry O Donnell visiting Maynard friends. J H Warner wrote a new song Sweet Angeline. Richard Bradley finished services at Curtis factory. Joseph Lacouture caught a 765 lb turtle at Gleasondale last Tuesday. L B Woods of Chelmsford registered at Gleason house Friday. George Stone ill with rheumatic fever at Farm road. Miss Eva Lafrance returned from Providence. RS Phaneuf finished services at A Beaudette barber shop. Mrs Lewis Miles of Natick visited Elm street Friday. William Pierce recovering from recent throat injury. Miss Nellie DeLisle vacationing with friends in Milford. Miss Louise Kingsbury of Holliston visiting Miss Helen Ellis Mechanic street. Ex Councilman Benjamin Johnson vacationing from store duties. Mr and Mrs James Lanigan hosted William Connery of Lynn Friday. William OBrien played against the Cuban Giants in Fitchburg Friday. George H Pressey and Miss Edith Havens returned from Hampton Beach. Miss Edna Andrews of Milford visiting W D Shute Shawmut avenue. Mrs W L Eugie of Zim street visiting sister Mrs Albert Sherman Gallops Island. Mr and Mrs Frank Mannion and family Elm street returned from a trip. Irving Wright and George A Temple doing watch and clock repair at 36 Hildreth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Paul
B. J. Adams
J. F. Gauthier
Spring St
Noe Peloquin
Fitch’s Market
Thomas O'Neil
Bar Harbor
Henry O'Donnell
Maynard
J. H. Warner
Joseph Lacouture
Gleasondale
Woods of
Chelmsford
Gleason House
George Stone
Farm Road
Paul Phaneuf
A. Beaudette
Lewis Miles
Natick
Calvin Smith
Elm St
William Pierce
Nellie DeLisle
Milford
Louise Kingsbury
Holliston
Helen Ellis
Mechanicst
Benjamin Johnson
James Lanigan
D. Shute
Shawmut Ave
W. Ll. Eugiey
Zim St
Albert Sherman
Galops Island
Frank Mannion
Hamily
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Onitford Toed
Concord
Massachusetts
King Arthur
Haynes
Eur
Boliniovery
Gad Abdat Say
Ati
Mr. Camdler
Misa Helen Bent Curtis
John Fleming
Col
R. V. Gethman
Sophie Gingen
L. C. Grover
W. BE. Tank & Tower Co
Philip Shannon
Wm. Shenney
Wil He Sykes
D. W. Tower
Sudbury
Wadsworth
Mrs. Emmeline Barker
Worcester
Alice Griggs
Norwell
George A. Perry
Chester, VI
Inez A. Perry
Frank Donnelley
Forest Hillis
Gertrude Worley
Penniman
Gertrude Webster
Charles Beach
Wagnell Farm
Christie
Marlboro
John F. Davey
Beverly
Eva Lafrance
Providence
Irving Wright
George A. Temple
Hildreth St
DeLee’s
The
Ice
John Late
Grart
Dalescenes
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