Funeral and community events at Sudbury and Mt Wadleye
Funeral services for Mrs Isabella Willis were held at the residence of Miss Hattie Willis, burial at Mt Pleasant cemetery beside her husband. Sudbury Grange hosted a town hall supper with Society of Veterans and G A R members present. Music by Harold Butterfield and Ruth Ames complemented an America singalong led by Miss Baker. A social dance followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Wadiepeers
Sudbury Center
Isabella Willis
Hattie Willis
B. G. Whiting
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
George B. Willis
Sudbury
Sons of Veterans
George H. Clark
W. M
F. C. Whiting
Rufus
Hurlburt
G. H. Goldkie
Mr. Fisher
Harold Butterfield
Ruth Ames
America
Miss Baker
Sudbury Dance Hosts Noted Memorial Day Guests and Sudbury Wins
A Saturday evening dance in Sudbury drew guests from the George Smith and Moore families, Mr. Will Smith, Mrs. Sadie Conant, the Purtos, Hunt, Glazier, and Bent households, Rev. A. J. Hall, and others. Sudbury defeated Wayland in a well played game, led by C. Baldwin pitching and L. Baldwin with I. Burr hitting. Wayland had won seven straight before the loss. batteries were Baldwin Burr for Sudbury and O’Brien Morrill and Vangran for Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Will Smith
Sadie Conant
Charles Purtos
Moore
L. C. Hunt
Hunt
James Hammond
Harry Glazier
Julia
Lulu Glazier
Ance Forden
Roscoe
A. J
I. Burr
Sudbury
Wayland
H. O'Brien
Morrill
Vangran
Camp 102 S Vets Marks 10th Anniversary in Sudbury Hall
The 10th anniversary of Camp No. 102, Sons of Veterans, was held in Sudbury Town Hall on a Thursday evening. Speeches by John D. Brooks Natick schools chief Hon Charles F. McCarthy Marlboro and H Harding Hale Hudson focused on loyalty to country and the G A R The Saxonville Purnside Post 142 attended with Commander Wallace Adj Rhodes and others Comrade Billings of Cambridge post joined the event and singing preceded a meal served by committee members and local ladies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursday
D. D. Wiley
Sons of Veterans
Sudbury
John D. Brooks
Natick
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
H. Harding Hale
Hudson
G A. BR
W.’s
Saxonville
Commander Wallace
Adj. Rhodes
George Reed
R. HH. Hurlburt
George W. Green
Col
John D. Billings
Cambridge Post
H. C. Butterfield
Patri
Busgell
R. R. Cutler
R. H. Hall
RJ. Eaton
H W. Gilbert
Italian Festa At Local Library Draws Many Attendees
The Italian festa hosted by the Library Commission under Dr Ov was well managed and attended by 45 Italians and many Americans. Decorations enhanced the event and contributed to a lively community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Commission
Roxboro News Briefs From West Acton to Memorial Day
Roxboro notes report Whitcomb’s death after long illness and a funeral held Monday. Town events include a strawberry festival by the Universalist Ladies Sewing circle with a one act play The Bishops Candlesticks. Guests over Memorial Day include Littlefield families and several visitors from nearby towns. Blacksmith shop hours to be cut to Saturday afternoons starting June 6. BE Hall class social and supper held with about 60 attendees. Edward Holton remains in hospital for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
John H. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Roxboro
Ladies Sewing Cirice
The
Universalist Church
Norman McKinnel
Victor Hugo
R. 0
Littlefield
Sharon
John Littlefield
Boston
A. F. Durkee
Salem
Sumter Teele
West Somerville
H. W. Parker
Stoneham
George Hi Decaster
Hudson
Fred McDonald
Lowell
Milton Bean
Medford
Harry Stevens
Hyde Park
Brown,Groughall, Gates and McNiff
BE. H. Hall
Edward Holton
Hosital
Veteran tribute closes exercises with audience singing America
Mrs. Lou Stewart and Wadsworth, past department president, spoke at the veterans event. They praised the men who fought for the country and honored the flag with a touching discourse. The program closed as the audience joined in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Lou
Stewart
Wadsworth
Can Tieagn
America
Real Estate Trade Near Lake C B and Local Fire News
North Acton EB A Straut of New York bought the Flagg farm near Lake C B Flagg moved to the Mon Toe place in Acton. Many Bostonians visited Nagog Inn over the weekend. Mrs A F Harrie and children visit Mrs C A Frost. Mrs C L Miller returns from Boston Eye and Ear Infirmary. A large fire set by the B M T Railway damage fires burned about 200 acres over nearly three days with 50 workers on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Straut
New York
C. BE. Flagg
Lake C
Flagg
Mon- Toe Place
Acton
Boston
Nagog Inn
A. F. ‘Harrie
C. A. Frost
C. L'Miller
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Curious Phase Of Idiocy In The Cold Night
A man awakens shivering with insufficient bed coverings and hesitates to move. He knows extra wraps lie nearby yet stays still. By morning he vows not to be cowardly, though he suspects he will repeat the act when a similar night returns.
Czar Terms Explained in Russian Speech and Court Use
The passage notes that Russians rarely call the czar by title in ordinary talk, using Gosdar or Gosudar in common speech. It explains court usage and liturgical references, detailing the terms for the czaritsa as Gosudarinya and Gosudarinya Imperatitsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Czaritza
Czarevitch
Gosdar
Gosudar
Czaritsa
Gosudarinya
Tza
One Thing Barred The Holy Passion of Friendship
In a concise literary note a quotation attributed to Mark Twain meditates on friendship and its enduring nature. The fragmented text hints at themes of lending money and moral restraint, framed by Twain's voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Widow's Departure Shocks Man Reflected in Ladled Dismay
A fragment shows a speaker reacting to a wife leaving her husband. A confused exchange asks if the other is Jack, followed by an apology and a expressed sorrow over the marital estrangement. The tone hints at personal strife and social concern.
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Joseph M. Bulger
Maynard, Acton, Stow, Concord, Sudbury
Lincoln and
Littleton
Chas. E. Davis
East Acton
Tel
West Acton
State Street
Mass
Union, Repair Co
the Union Repairing Company
Gv Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Robert W. Carter
Boylston St
George Lincoln
Maynard
James Schnare
Tralian
OM Wererans
Ford
Isaac Davis
Woman's Relief
Maynard Brass Band
Baptist Church
Rev
J. Willis
Mount Hope Cemetery
LO. O. F. Hall
North Acton
Sacred Czar
Jack
John A. Finigan
Concord, Mass
Concord
Will Sall
Harold S. Bradford
Bank
Main Street
Moyer
H. S. Bradford
Wm. A. Stevens
John M. Keyes
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