Local notices note property sale and travel notices
South Sudbury reports W B Miles purchasing Kenney place grass and a Nobscot mountain lot sold to Mr Hunter for a bungalow. Mrs Rogers, Miss Towle, and relatives visit. Nova Scotia trip for Katherine Rogers. family health updates. train mail additions from Hudson. Lightning hits an electric pole and disrupts phones. band concerts draw mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Rogers
Miss Towle
Everett
Ira T. Moore
South Framingham
Katherine
Nova Scotia
St. Clair
Nobscot Mountain
Hunter
Maynard May demands visit to Tilton and locals on vacation
Notes from the town report various residents traveling to Tilton St John N B and Warren Me and Maine vacation plans A. Connolly of Orange visits sister Nellie F A Creighton to spend weeks in Warren Maine Maynard base ball team to play Lincoln in Maynard Several residents enjoy time off at home and local shops update on pow der mill layoffs and post office mail delivery by the new postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Creighton
Warren
Maynard
Lincoln
Louise Floyd
May Walker
Brookline
Fred Jones
Progressive Lodge. K. of
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Kelly
Marie Peterson
Edna Denniston
Columbus Rainville
Nason St
Acton St
C. J. Lynch
Greal
Local notes from Tyngsboro to Pepperell and beyond
R P Morse buys a Tyngsboro farm and moves in. Benjamin Raymond's body is brought for burial in Westlawn cemetery. Severe heat and drought hit crops. Grand View camp near Mill road damaged by lightning. A Pepperell delegation plans to attend No Middlesex Worcester Monoma Field Day in Pepperell Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyngsboro
Frank A. MacMurtrice
Shaker
Benjamin Raymond
Littleton
Westlawn
Grand View Camp
Arthur Drew
Mill Road
Littleton Grange
Pepperell
Middlesex-Worcester Pomona
Bedford House Project and Local Weather Summary
Altman plans to start a 22 room house on Bedford estate land sold by M F Manning of Boston. A severe electric storm hit Thursday evening with vivid lightning and heavy rain cooling the area by 20 degrees. July heat wave records 102 to 107 degrees caused one death and widespread distress. Stephen Rich, a Harvard candidate, passed exams with honors. George Wood celebrated a new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Altman
Boston
M. F. Manning
M. Bedford
Stephen Rich
Sherman G. Rich
Concord High School
Boston Latin School
Harvard University
Steve
Bedford
Local Notes From Concord Junction Social Roundup
Miss Helen Callahan left town for Lowell. Alden Fuller hosts visit from Derby Street. Several residents plan summer in Maine woods and Nantucket. Boston visitors include Miss Alice Lund and Miss Helen Hart. Joseph Montague takes stenography job in Boston. Strathmore Worsted mill closed for stocktaking. Wayne names and moves include Mr. and Mrs. Ruswell, Wood and family. Scene covers guests, travel, employments, and seasonal factory heat impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Fuller
Howard
Derby St
Roland Howe
Maine Woods
Alice Lund
Boston
William Perkins
Agnes Thompson
Henry Lane
Delia O'Toole
Patrick Prendergast
Helen Hart
James Russell
Joseph Montague
Society Notes from Hubbard and Concord Streets
Edward Thorpe and family visit Rev. C. O. Thorpe in Hubbard at. Mr and Mrs Robert Richardson stay with the latter's parents on Walden st. Bricklayers on Middlesex school dormitory find bricks too hot. A W Lee and family return from Cottage City vacation. Little Misa Helen Connorton visits aunt Mrs Joseph Dee Jr. while mother hospitalized for an operation. J B Prescott loses several horses in heat. one horse on Concord route expires. Infant Lois McCallar buried in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Inquiries into delay in public sanitaries cite funded location decisions. A small plot near the parochial residence is rechristened Grounds signaling shift from Sunset park. Body of Mrs Kristine Petersen dies at her son's home. funeral in progress with Shady segment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Butterfield
Geo. Adams
Jaffrey
N. K
Nobscot
Not
Sudbury
Church Committee
Mr. Whiting
Fritz
Acton
Edward Thorpe
New York
Rev
C. O. Thorpe
Hubbard
Robert Richardson
Sharon
Joseph Orendorff
Walden St
Middlesex School
A. W. Lee
Municipal Electric Light
Cottage City
Misa Helen Connorton
The
Junction
Joseph Dee, Jr
Bedford Rd
J. B. Prescott
Bedford
Concord
Sunset Park
Kristine Petersen
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
W. B. Miles
G. J. Raymond
Kenney Place
H. P. N. Dahl
OLD Wright Tavern
Tomobilista
Charles C. Wellman
Yhane
D. BE. Perkins, and
R. Wells Co
Gedford
Mass
James C. Eaton
Tilton
M. H
P. J. Sullivan
St. John
N. B
Billett
Leslie Sims
William Lovering
Maine
Arthur Connolly
Orange
Miss Nellie Connolly
John Wall
Lowell
Provincetown
Teddle Carroll
South Boston
Michael Waldron
Joseph and
Andrew Dahl
Merriwa House
Revere Beach
Frank Smith
A. T. Haynes Co
Mainst
Leon Nash
Tahattawan Road
James Starr
O. J. Fairfield
Indiana
Grace Lawrence
England
Carrie Gilman Edwards
Vermont
Memphremagog Yacht Club
Newport
Passumpsic
George W. Whitcomb
George L. Priest
Townsend
Nason and
Main Streets
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill Maynard
F. English
Altman
Tion
George Wood
George
Mrs. Wood
Marlboro
Hudson
Nason Street
Taylor
Cutteridge
Block
Miss
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
MAIN
Concord, Mass
Helen Callahan
BB. F. Howe
Miss Hobbs
Oak Bluffs
Strathmore
Charles Glidden
John Chapman
Elmar
B. F. Ruswell
Nantucket
Loren Kingman
Old Colony Trust Co
Fred Wood
Wood
Gardner Gale
Fred
Robert Walker
Massachusetts General Hospital
John M. Keyes
Jet
Walden Street
Tuttle
Newton
South Acton, Mass
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