Local Notes From Sudbury and Nearby Areas
Sudbury fir Powers is having repairs made in his new home. Joseph and family were Sunday guests. The Aviation Co men are boarding at B P Stiles. William Haynes visited his sister Mrs Emma Johnston over the weekend. Children sold blueberries at 30c a crate. Murphy assisting at the Lever characy as clerk during the big removal sale. Miss Vera Bocchino of Somerville is the new 6 Hey sant Hele A Dep tadtio Main st. The Maynard Cricket Club will hold its annual turkey dinner and a social afternoon. Gruber Bros clerk on vacation visiting sister in Kingston R I. The Girls Friends Society of St George's church held a picnic at Lake Boon at the Toop cottage.
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Fir Powers
Joseph
Aviation Co
B. P. Stiles
Wiliam Haynes
Emma Johnston
Crete Murphy
Lever Characy
Vera Bocchino
Somerville
Hey Sant
Hele A. Deptadio
Main
Town Clerk outlines August plans on women voter registration
Town Clerk F B Sanderson reports registrars will meet in early August to revise the voting list and consider registering women who wish to appear. Women may register under current law for school committee. if a federal suffrage amendment passes, these names could move to the general list. He notes attorney general guidance allows women to be elected delegates to state conventions and to serve on committees, with no strong interest yet shown in the vote.
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F. BE. Sanderson
Sunday Church Lectures On Samuel Killing and Americanism
Sunday morning at the Methodist Church the subject was Samuel Killing the ert With Wis Line Shot. An interesting stereon their lecture was given in the evening on Americanism, or The Parsing of the Meltine Pot. There oa ae rood attendance.
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Samuel
Acton Centre Social Notes and Local Travelbits
Acton Centre residents share visits and travels as W A Noyes of Randolph and Moses A Reed return from trips. Quimby family, Mrs Davis, and visiting Rev Michelson are noted. Nellie Cloud and sons visit J Faulkner Conant. Conant family plans summer stay. Tenney and niece Tirrill motor to Gofftown NY. Mrs Laura Tirrill visits. Funeral for Mr Tree held at D C Harris home with Rev J G Robinson officiating and burial in Fairfield Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Noyes
Randolph
Moses A. Reed
Vermont
Hdward Quimby
Garton
Connecticut
Francis Davis
A. L. Noyes
Michelson
West Acton Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Acton’ Centre
Nellie Conant Cloud
Brooklyn
Mr. Tree
D. C. Harris
J. G. Robinson
Fairfield, Me
Married July 6 at Congregational parsonage
A wedding at noon July 6 joined Arthur Richard Metivier and Weather Goodrich of Acton in matrimony. Louis Levine and Ruth Pb. Goodrich, sister of the bride, served as attendants.
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Arthur Richard Metivier
Wsther Goodrich
Acton
Louis Levine
Ruth Pb. Goodrich
Mother Duren Recounts Death in Moncton Funeral Note
Mrs Roy Duren traveled to Moncton New Brunswick on Saturday after the death of her mother Mrs Bamford Beaumont. The daughter’s initials W. 8. Sidney are referenced in the note. Burial took place in Moncton on July 12.
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Roy Duren
Moncton
Bamford Beaumont
Sidney
Clinton Seeks Pitcher Tom Marsden After Strong Southbridge Game
In Worcester County league action at Clinton the right hander Tom Marsden struck out 11, allowed four hits, and earned a win against Southbridge. Clinton club plans to sign him but wants him to play at home and notes he is shifting from pitching to a different position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marsden
Pater
Clinton
Southbridge
Tom
Twilight Games at Columbus See Notable Home Flight Catches
A fragmentary report notes Columbus making two notable catches on Saturday, drawing strong applause. The brief highlights impressive fielding and a celebrated performance despite incomplete details.
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Columbus
Died Last Night Michael Murphy 73
Michael Murphy 73 died last night at 10 o clock after a long illness with complications. Born in Newfoundland he lived in this country nearly 40 years including 14 in Maynard. Funeral at St Bridget’s church Friday morning. Survived by daughters Mrs William Carney and Mrs Mae Riley.
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Michael Murphy
Newfoundland
Maynard
St Bridget’s
William Carney
Brooks
Mae Riley
Concore H H Tournament Held At Concord Country Club
The H H tournament at Concord Country Club was played Saturday afternoon with 19 points for an eagle and 52 points for wow s. Andrew Hepburn won second prize with 43 points while 12 players posted scores including Herbert Townsend Hepburn Ballou Morgan Smith Eaton Sewell Bartlett and Hosmer with scores ranging from 48 to 21 points.
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Concord Country Club
Spas
Sesete
Garant
Herbert
Tevanend
Wows
Eilan
Andrew H. Hepburn
Townsend
Murray Ballou
Morgan K. Smith
RF. J. Eaton
I. P. Sewell
D. D. Bartlett
Herbert B. Hosmer
Twenty Five Enrolled in Concord Typewriting Course
The Concord summer school of typewriting opened with over 25 applicants. Directed by James O Halloran the course promises complete typewriting knowledge. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. H W Rolfe of Wilton is visiting his mother, Mrs H Rolfe, Middlest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Junction
James O'Halloran
Shook the Jinx as K of C shutout R N H 2 0
The K of C baseball team defeated R N H 2 to 0 on Saturday afternoon in a fast game. Duggan pitched superbly allowing two hits while Dillon gave up six. No visitor advanced to third base.
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K. of C
R. N H
Duggan
M. H
Dillon
Auction of Bedholt personal property in Bedford July 22 1920
John A Finigan auctioneer Concord Mass offers sale of the Bedholt estate at Main Street Bedford including household furniture harness goods hardware shop stock and tools. Items listed include piano dining set beds chairs stoves washing machine bicycles and kitchenware. Terms cash. Sale date July 22 1920 at 10 am weather permitting. Owner departs after sale.
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Peter Bedholt
Main Street
Bedford
Mass
Bodholt
Furniture Auction at Walden and J Concord Mass
At the Auction Room Walden and J in Concord Massachusetts an auction sale of furniture is announced for Saturday July 36 1900 in the afternoon. Consignments include refrigerators ranges dining room sets beds chests dresses rocking chairs carpets and household items with watches pictures clocks and glassware. Auctioneer John Piningan urges readers to watch front page for terms and posted prices.
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Walden &J
Concord
Mass
Covier
Pinigan
Mrs Willard Kay Dies After Long Illness at Concord Home
Mrs Kay wife of Willard A Kay of Concord died July 5 at her Main Street home after weeks of illness. A Boston operation a year earlier failed to cure her serious condition. Services were held at her home with Rev Smith Owen Dexter of Concord officiating. Interment at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. She is survived by her husband and five children Erin Robert Roland Roy and John.
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Mary
Willard A. Kay
Mainst
Kay
Boston
Mrs
Concord
Smith Owen Dexter
Benjamin Berby
Thenan
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Alexander MacEachern
Chas Wright
John Wallace
George Bickerton
Erin
Robert
Roland
Roy
John
Concord Junction Defeats Simplex Wire in Slow Playoff
The Concord Junction team defeated Simplex Wire and Cable Co nine of Cambridge in a slow game on Saturday afternoon. Notable fielding by the locals and Litser for the visitors highlighted the contest as the pitcher struck out 14. Junction expects to face strong nearby teams this week and requests fan support.
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Concord Junction
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Cambridge
Fternoon
Onebrd Junction
Help of Christians Church Garden Party Planned
Preparations near completion for the Help of Christians church annal garden party to be held Saturday afternoon and evening on church grounds. Attractions include a band concert games and many displays. A tug of war features teams from the Maynard K of C and the Concord fire department.
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Help of Christians Church
K of C of
Maynard
Concord Fire
Twilight Series A Game Schedule Planned by Manager
The plan previews twilight games arranged by the team manager to accommodate fans who work Saturday afternoons. The Tuesday evening matchups aim to prove successful and draw larger crowds.
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Eeri Gk Tone Ie
Fana
Maynard Loss From Backstoreroom Fire
A fire at the F. S. Earns drug store on Main Street caused about $500 in losses. The blaze started in a waste paper box, likely by children, and spread to the rear storeroom and office. Patrick Flynn and John Murray aided by water from a faucet before firefighters arrived. Interior damage and smoke soaked goods followed. Fearne, proprietor.
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F. S. Earns Drug
Patrick Flynn
O’ Keefe
John Murray
Bullda Ee . Fearne
Polish Residents Consider Return as Mills Slacken
Polish workers at the mills plan to go home or prepare for departure as business slows. Local Poles estimate a large exodus if the war with Russia ends, noting most returning citizens own land in Poland and may settle there rather than reoccupy jobs here.
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Poland
Russia
Good
Not All Cream at Mills Reveals Busy Production
A fragmented report notes mills run at full pace with workers and machinery increasing output. It describes long hours, steady hard work, and higher pay as production rises, while suggesting the claimed big pay is not all cream.
He Knew the Rules Test Admonition After Saturday
A referee recalled the 1920 rules to a crew when he waved away a kickoff on Saturday and urged a brush up on aged regulations.
Medal Claim Prompted for Ex-Servicemen
Chairman F. 8. Binks announced that many ex service men who returned in the past year have never received their medals or recognition.
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F. 8. Binks
Jersey Butter Cotore Manager Re signs and resigns
Herbert White, manager, re signs and will conclude service with Jersey Butter Cotore. He and his wife take a new position and will keep residence here until assigned to a third location.
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Herbert White
Jersey
Nordberg Returns to Detroit After Visit
John Nordberg, who had been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Nordberg, returned home to Detroit in a Studebaker automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nordberg
Detroit
Studébaker
Local Social Notes From Old Orchard and Nearby
Bari R. Jones spends Saturday at Old Orchard Maine while staying in July. Herbert Moore of North Grafton, a former resident and businessman, visits friends. Miss Carrie EB Fletcher hosts young ladies at Prospect Street. Mrs Otis J Reed entertained Fitchburg Normal School alumni. Ovear H Howe among few local farmers thriving on peas. Last week selling price was one dollar a peck. Mr Herold T Merriam and Wollaston family extend vacation at Hodgen home in Stow.
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Bari R. Jones
Old Orchard
Mre ~Jones
Herbert Moore
North Grafton
Carrie EB. Fletcher
Prospect ‘St
Otis J. Reed
Fitchburg Normal School
Prospect St
Herold
T. Merriam Wollaston
George Hodgen
Acton Woman Mary Hosmer Celebrates 80th Birthday
Mrs Mary Augusta Hosmer marks her 80th birthday at home on School Street Acton. Born March 3 1840 in Acton she is daughter of Charles F Richardton and a grand niece of Captain Bane Davis Revolutionary figure. She married Frank Hosmer November 24 1859 and lived on the Deseon Samuel Hosmer place at Crockers Corner.
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Mary Augusta Hosmer
Hosmer
Acton Fuly
Charles F. Richardton
Davis
Bane Davis
Acton
Frank Hosmer
Deseon Samuel
Depot Repainting Pleases Bowdon Maine Travelers
The Bowdon Maine depot has completed repainting with neat inside and outside upkeep. A traveling man remarked the station looks among the best in appointments and general appearance on the road.
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Bowton& Maine
Local social notices and events around town
Brighton council and Lexington council plan outings at e. Hartwell road and McGovern estate. D. L. Pickman and Edwin Blake families travel to summer homes. A boxing benefit features Johnny Wilton versus Jack Savage at Russell field with proceeds for Johnny Mooney. Shoreline bathing on Lake Walden attracts many locals.
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Duanster
Gladys Hill
Ashby
Brighton Council
K. of C
Davis Rd
Lake Walden
Concord
D. L. Pickman
Dudley Rd
Beverly
Edwin Blake
Onaway
Mich
D A R Delegation Attends Island Receptions
A Mase chapter D A R party visited Martha Vineyard with receptions at Vineyard Haven and Folgartown. They toured the island and visited the Bethel of Seamen's Friend Society, which has aided sailors for 27 years. The group was hosted on Sunday and then traveled to Nantucket for an evening reception.
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Mase
D A R
Vineyard Haven
Jeleph
Martha Vineyard
Folgartown
Bethel of Seamen's Friend Society
the Haven
Nantucket
Polio Albani Wedding in South Boston
Miss Concettina Polio and the unnamed groom wed in South Boston in a daytime ceremony attended by friends and relatives. Miss Polio served as bride and was accompanied by maid of honor Jas Corcere and brother as best man. The couple planned to reside in South Boston after a wedding trip.
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Concettina Miss "Corcere
Honor Jas Polio
South
Boston
Polio
Local Guests and Resident Work at Gomerat Hudson
John Shannahan works at the Gomerat in Hudson. Mrs Julia and Dan L Gertrede of Auburn Maine were guests at John Callahan’s Prospect Court home during the week.
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John Shannahan
Hudson
Mre
Julia
Dan Lgertrede
Auburn
John Callahan
Prospect Ct
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Sudbury
M. E. ‘Church
Ford
W. C. Grosby
South Acton
A. J. Hicks
Twilight Games
John Trench
Flint
Buick Automobile Factory
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Hale Hamilton
PEP
Ete
Prizma— Parky Glacier News
Jack Pickford
The
Charles Ray
Concore
John A. Finigan
Willard
Simplex
Seaman
Walden ST
Tel
Albani
Ater
Seni
Dee Feet
He Bars
Xpente
W. A. Haynes Co
Nason and
Summer Streets
Maynard, Mass
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