Local Notices From East Sudbury and Nearby Areas
Community tidbits report Rice calling on Saturday and others visiting friends in the region. Listings note Mrs Richardson losing a horse near East Sudbury, and various residents like La Goff, Goulding, and Goodnow making local moves or hosting visitors while a distant antiquities find in Italy is described with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sudbury
William Raymond
Land
Scotland
la Goff
Marlboro
A Goulding
Natick
Nature Lovers Anniversary and Bells of England
An 18th century timeline hints at James Audubon born May 4 1782 and a tribute to nature lovers. The piece notes church bells and the bell makers Messrs Stainbank in England with a century long family craft dating back to 1570 and continuing for 315 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Audubon
Fark
Eng
Maynard News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Events
Maynard notes report many social visits from Clinton and Concord Junction. a powder mills layoff ends. the Caledonian club plans August picnic. postings on the Maynard House tenting by Clark Standish Co. and Masonic candidates initiate with banquet. Clergy changes and church anniversaries noted along with area business moves and a local soldier’s furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club
Clark Standish Snake Dlminiment Co
Maynard House
Masonic Club
Local residents update from the city roster
Various residents are noted with health updates travel visits and events. James Fahey suffers tonsillitis Everett Overlock returns from Camden Me Hon John R Thayer visits Worcester Mrs J A OConnell returns from Philadelphia George Manning works at Middlesex factory Henry Adams recovering Mr and Mrs George Ball visit Somerville Bernard Keane ill at home Jonathan Herrick treated at Marlboro hospital B P Mullen returns from New York G W Wallace family visit Northboro Mr and Mrs John Morse announce birth of a son Mrs Walter Looney welcome a daughter Frank Overlock guests in Warren Me Mrs Lorenzo Bissonnette returns home Dr F P Harris visits in automobile Haro Wheeler leaves for Ashbury Park to play in an orchestra Arthur Lemay hosts Geo Welsh at Tufts student Marcel Lemire takes vacation due to blood poisoning John Handwerker adds concrete walks J H Gallagher travels to St Paul for boot and shoeworkers union Marcel Lemire summer illness and doctoring Police Officer and Mrs Thomas Walsh visit Goggin home R J Barnes ill with tonsillitis plans to return to work Henry Lafrance attend wedding reception of Rose Daigneault and L Vigneau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Overlock
Camden
John R. Thayer
Worcester
J. A. O'Connell
Fairmount St
Philadelphia
George Manning
Tremont St
Middlesex
Henry Adams
Lincoln St
George H. Ball
East Main St
Somerville
Bernard Keane
Jonathan Herrick
Dickens St
Marlboro Hospital
B. P. Mullen
New York
G. W. Wallace
Witherbee Terrace
Bartlett Pond
Northboro
John W. Morse
Pleasant Sr
Walter J. Looney
Frank Overlock
Warren, Me
Fred Blackington
Lorenzo Bissonnette
Leominster
F. P. Harris
Waltham
Haro
Wheeler
Ashbury Park
N. J
John Handwerker
Frank Madden
J. H. Gallagher
Rockland
St. Paul
Boot and Shoeworkers’ Union
Marcel Lemire
H. Howe Mair
Thomas Walsh
Thomas, Jr
Jeremiah Goggin
East
Littleton Column Notes Local Happenings And Births
Local items report Friday school closure and community events in Littleton. W L Kimball and family visited town while Mrs Charles Watts of Holliston visited friends. J H Whitcomb Jr and James Nix on took an outing at South Wellfleet. Westford Academy beat Westford 12 to 7. Emma Kimball Lemley arrived from Albany for a visit. a son Frederick Preston born to Mr and Mrs Fred Hosmer. Congregational mission study, C E Juniors meet, and a wedding of Andrea Iverson and Patrick Dorsey. Rev H B Drew departs. Frank E Briggs reelected principal at higher salary. Cora Warren leaves Rutland to sail with Mrs Arthur Peck’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watts
Holliston
Littleton
J. H. Whitcom, Jr
James Nixon
South Wellfleet
Frederick Preston
Fred Hosmer
Congregational Church
Jessie Dodge
Ida Woodbury
Boston
Gertrude Merrill
Putnam School
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Newton
C. E
Wilcox House
Andrea Iverson
Patrick Dorsey
P. J. Sheedy
Ayer
Taylor St
Baptist
H. B. Drew
Bedford Notices and Local Happenings Report
Justin L Moore sells property and plans to leave Bedford. William Fitzgerald takes guard at Rutland camp and expresses satisfaction with duties. Hay crop outlook grim without rain, with prices seen at 35 dollars per ton next year. Bedford Civic Club baseball disbanded after 1909 and 1910 seasons. Memorial Day pickerel catches noted by Cliff Day. Local socials reference Elks event in Waltham. Bedford ball players urged to form a new team to revive interest in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin L. Moore
Bedford
William Fitzgerald
Rutland
Fr. B. Bartlett
Joseph Hodgdon
G. W. Young
Fraternity of Bedford
Waltham Lodge Elks
Odd Fellows Hall
Clifford Day
Isaak Walton
Cliff
Bedford Civic Club
Concord Junction Visitor Notes Mention Mrs Rouney
Mrs Leon Rouney was a recent visitor in Shirley. Mrs John Bonner was a recent visitor of relatives in Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rouney
Shirley
John Bonner
Fitchburg
Safe and Sane Fourth Committee Forms Sub Committees
The Safe and Sane Fourth Committee met to organize and appoint sub committees for parade fireworks bonfire ball games athletic events refreshments and fund raising. Key leaders include Charles Noll president Harold Chase secretary and Hugh Sheangreen treasurer with multiple members named to each sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Noll
Harold Chase
Hugh Sheangreen
James F. Nagle
N. Adams
A. &. Pratley
Frederick Taylor
Mr. Trufant
Bon Fire
Burleigh Pratt
M. J. Cobling
Benjamin Derby
W. BR. Goddard
Philip Damon
Edward Loughlin
A. P. Simpson
John A. Garvey
A. H. Willis
John Snow
R. J. Stevenson
Hugh Sheasgreen
John G. Loring
M.J. Collins
A. B. Pratley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rice
Smith
the Chisholm
L. C. Richardson
Brain
Howe
State High
J. Bacon
Genzano
de Nomi
Italy
England
P. N. Dahl
Princr
Aynard
LO Wright
E. Perkins, and
R. Wells CO
Ord
Mass
Maynard
Jeremiah Bradley
Henry Price
Emma Gallagher
Clinton
Nellie May
Ambrose O'Neil
Charlestown
Timothy Duggan
Alice McAvoy
Concord Junction
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonville
R. L
P. J. Sullivan
Y. P
A. B. Walker
Williamstown
Brick
Joseph V. Gately
Nason St
John M. Keyes
Concord
Lawrence Brindley
U. S. Army
Phillippines
William Brindley
Leonard K. Storrs
Brookline
St. George's Church
Samuel Babcock
Cambridge
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Lake Boon
Michael J. McCall
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bernard’s Church
Salem
McCall
Edward Moriarty
John A. Crowe
James Fahey
Washington St
Arthur Lemay
Geo. Welsh
Ayer Junction
Tufts College
Solomon's Pond
R. J. Barnes
Federal
Henry Lafrance
Rose Daigneault
L. Vigneau
Hudson
Francis Daigneault
Townsend
Nason and
Main Streets
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St
Mill
W. L. Kimball and
L. H
Westford Academy
Westford
Emma Kimball Lemley
Albany N. Y
A. T. Kimballs
E. H. Brenan
A. H. Knowlton
Auto
Danvers
New Salem
Frank E. Briggs
Bar Harbor
Cora Warren
Arthur Peck
Ates
Tava
Wists Tren
Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor
Tun
Miss Buck’s
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Whites Garage
Main ST
Concord, Mass
Thomas Todd
Pigeon Cove
Priscilla Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Miss Buck
Keyes
Gladys Wheeler
Charles Willis
South Framingham
D. C
Musketaquid Council
R. A
Mary V. Tewksbury
Gwendolyn Holden
Concord High School
H. Whittemore Brown
Sidney Coolidge, Jr
Dennis Potter
Jennie L. la Wheeler
Christine
Concord Jct
Walden Street
Roger Bros
H. P. N. Dahl
Jeweler
Post Office
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