Bedford Football Match And Local Notices In Bedford
A Bedford civil club B B Co faces an out of town team in a Saturday match game at Manard shop. Eddie Troy will pitch. Bedford pennants and local cards offered with chocolates and Da’s Ice Cream. Mr and Mrs John Q Blake and Edward R Hake tour Maine by car. trip 350 miles in two days. Community notices report Elks, IOR M picnic at Canoble lake, Old Home Week push, and preparations for a Fall celebration. Death of Mrs George W Hensley noted. Minute Man lodge staged a parlor drama Not a Man in the House. Local police and Elks visit by Deputy and Warden Edward W Brown. For sale Ellipse windmill tank offered by J R Comley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie’s
Bedford Civile Club
B. Co
Eddie Troy
Pedford
Belle Mead
C. W. Blake Co
John Q. Blake
Con
Edward R. Hake
Maine
Mark
John Leahy, Jr
Joseph
Hodgdon
Waltham Lodge F Elks
Bedford
Edwin R. Blake
Broolin
C Company
U.S. Army
Bedford Grange
Canoble Lake
Tey
George W. Hensley
Hensley
Canobie Lake
Ro. Frank Fitch
Somerville
Lodge
W. J. Rey‘olds
Edward W. Brown
Talbot Lodge
Billerica Ione
Ulge
Same Lodge
Riverside Wage
Watham
Garlon C'v Lodge
I Wort
Resignations and moves noted in Sudbury area
South Sudbury reports E. Eb. French resigning from Yo Yo Beverage Co. Mrs. H. H. Rogers visits from New York with sister Miss Lillian Rowse. Eben Meserve leaves W. B. Bright for Ben Bernard. L. Stone works as sub carrier in Framingham as others vacation. Raymond H. Brown moves to Madison Wisconsin to join Historical College Library. Polly Miles returns from Arlington Heights with two friends. Warren Duley visits Hudson relatives. Duley family from Hudson to Cleveland. O. W. A. Kempton, veteran engineer, dies after long cancer illness. funeral at Fairhaven beside first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. French
Yo Yo Beverage Co
H. H. Rogers
Lillian Rowse
New York
C. A. Cutter
Howard
Joseph
Eben Meserve
W. B. Bright
Mr. Borden
Ben
Raymond H. Brown
Amherst College
Madison
Wis
Historical College Library
Polly Miles
Arlington Heights
Warren Duley
Duley
Eli H. Willis
Locomotive Brotherhood
Fairhaven
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Maynard social round includes Louis Emerson and Harold Garney visiting Maynard and Lynn residents. Francis White attends Central Massachusetts district nurses meeting at Revere Beach. Philip Dwinell showcases Cricket Club field day photos and Maynard Concord Junction baseball game images. Frances White to take August rest, Lillian Frost to replace. Methodist Episcopal church hosts large opening service led by Rev. Rutan. Wells Memorial Checker Club guest F W Wheeler clashed with William Scully in games. J E Bune plans a monument shop opening at Nason and Acton streets, bringing 35 years in granite and marble trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis White
Massachusetts
Revere Beach
Philip Dwinell
Cricket Club
Maynard
Concord Junction
Frances White
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Lillian Frost
East Acton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Rutan
Congregations Church
F. W. Wheeler
Boston
Wells Memorial Checker Club
Maynard Checker Club
J. E. Bune
Proctor
Nascn St
Fowler
Nason
Acton Sts
Euno
Maynard News Briefs and Local Visits Highlight Week
Concord Junction and Maynard society notes detail residents visiting relatives in Fall River Newport and Lake Georg. Waldo Lapham buys a Maxwell touring car. Several guests including Miss Harriet Lawrence and Miss Mabel Macomber visit friends in Maine and Palm Beach. The Help of Christians church lawn party announces a free admission event with usual attractions and new features next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wilson
Fall River
Ralph Dakin
Joseph Dakin
Waldo Lapham
Mabel
Local Briefs Highlight Vacations and Community News
John Hoar plans an August trip to the Far West. Mrs Henry and Richard salien Europe on the 16th. Grange hosts a floral exhibit August 6. Hollis Howe and family vacation at Yorke Beach. Miss Matthews visits from Fayetteville NC. Miss Jesse Wilson vacationing in Ohio. John Mara vacations from Walcott grocery at the beach. Ruth Raymond back from a week at Lake Baboosie. A A Bean runs the Junction store while G W is away. Urbane Derby and family return from Hampton Beach. David Potter of Richardson drug store on vacation at Hough's Neck. Mrs Harry Tuttle returns from Springfeld Vermont. Elizabeth Loftus leaves B L Filene store. Florence Whitney succeeds. Margaret Kelly dies in Roxbury at 29. buried at St. Bernards cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoar
Far West
Henry
Richard@son
Europe
Matthews
Fayetville
N. C
Evelyn Buck
Jesse Wilson
Ohio
John Mara
Walcott
Ruth Raymond
Raymond
Lake Baboosie
Bean
the Junction
G. W
Urbane - Derby
Hubbard St
Hampton Beach
David Potter
Richardson Drug Store
Hough
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Eelipse Windmide
Ank
Bedorder
J. R. Comleyer
Ford
Ralph Waldo Emerson
South
Sudbury
Louis Emerson
Lynn
James Scott
Harold Garney
John Garney
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Glenwood
Mason
Main and Nason Sts
STOVE
W. F. Litchfield
Main St
Main Street
C. H. Wilcox
Case
Globe
Haire
C. B. Haire Co
Parker and Waltham Streets
Clarence McAuslan
Canning’s
Lake Boon
B. B. Lovett
Hudson, Mass
Christie
Harriet Lawrence
Vinal Haven, Me
Wallis Ford
Winslow J. Damo
Newport
Catherine Ladd
Edward Knigh
Osa Bowker
Lake Georg
Edoward Finnel
Cambridge Spen
Helen Perrault
Henry Bates
May
Cumberland, Mo
Herbert Shepard
Ruth
Northboro
Rosamond Bampton
Camden
Pittsfield
Concord
Mrs. Hollis
Howe
Yorke Beach
Harry Tuttle
Bedford St
Springfeld
Hilzabeth Loftus
B. L. Filene
Florence Whitney
Margaret Kelly
Roxbury
St. . Berhard’s
James Kelly
Rh. P. N
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