South Sudbury Notes Include Farms and Local Happenings
J Herbert Frost picked his first peas this season. Sumner Richardson secured a position with T Parsons on his farm. Howard Cutter of Chelsea visited his mother Mrs Co A Cutter. Mr and Mrs H H Brown hosted friends from New York. J St Claire occupies summer cottage near Mt Nobscott as schools close for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs A B Rogers with Mr and Mrs Allen visited Dover. Robert Finn left H H Rogers to join Weston Electric Light Co. Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co. to resume full time soon. A B Rogers sold his Winton to Cambridge parties planning a house for early occupancy. John C Hall sold land west of his farm to Cambridge buyers. Miss Alice Harrington graduates from Posse School of Gymnastics Boston and plans teaching. A large turnout at Womans Club event in Sudbury Centre. Miss Kate Connelly ill at funeral in Saxonville but improving. Weston Electric Light Co and N E Tel and Tel Co wiring for new lights and phones. Beeching mansion near Parsons residence nearly complete and prominent locally. Hay crop expected to be short without rain. wild grapes and swamp blueberries thriving. To Let Six room house near State road one mile from Wayside Inn station. Apply to Mrs C F Good now Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Frost
Sumner Richardson
T. Parsons
Howard Cutter
Chelsea
Co. A. Cutter
Weston Electric Light Co
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co
Beeching
Parsons
Local notes from Maynard and surrounding towns
Maynard residents travel for work and visits. James Rodway topped the bowling alley with a 119 string. Elsie Taylor to wed Albert Oxner in Somerville on June 29. Various visitors from Worcester Boston Roxbury and Water Town stop by for visits and host gatherings. A cricket league saw Worcester and Maynard compete 22 3 wick ets to 20. A tin shower for Mary Bowers and a linen shower hosted by the Pandora club mark social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rodway
John Raidy
Holy Cross College
James Raidy
Elsie Taylor
Albert Oxner
Somerville
John Buckley
Franklin
Jeremiah Kelley
Hugh McPherson
Boothbay Harbor
Frank Prue
Roy Carmichael
Edmund Hooper
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham
Arthur Clark
Hudson
James Sheridan
Sudbury
Thomas Maguire
Dorchester
Thomas
East Boston
John Cleary
Main St
J. N. Berquist
Roxbury
Cricket Grounds
Worcester
Maynard
Geo. McInnes
Rodan
Assabet
Mary Bowers
Susie Lingley
Pandora Club
Marlboro Daily Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Happenings
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a Sunday roundup. Nap Goulet and wife of Boston spent Sunday in town while Otis Beals and Napoleon Cordeau visited Worcester. Several locals were seen at homes, churches, and social events, and baseball and reunions are mentioned along with trips to Canada and discussions of reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nap. Goulet
Boston
Town
Otis Beals
Napoleon Cordeau
Worcester
Cornelius Rafferty
Natick
Death of Mrs Fannie A Hodgdon remembered in Bedford
The community mourns Mrs Fannie A Hodgdon wife of Harrison D Hodgdon born New Hampshire March 9 1865. She came to Bedford in 1879 served as matron at the almshouse and was active in social life. Funeral held at Webber avenue home and interment in Shawshgen cemetery. Edwin R Blake accepts temporary position at Bedford Coal and Grain Co offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Hodgdon
Harrison D. Hodgdon
Webber Ave
Mrs. Hodgdon
New Hampshire
Sylvanus W
Emma D. Hills
Edwin C. Bean
Granite State
Orrin H. Bean
Joseph A. Corcoran
Concord
N. H
Alvin T. Bean
Belmont
Hodgdon
Edwin R. Blake
The
Bedford Coal and Grain Co
Concord Junction News and Summer Breaks Update
Maynard students plan class day exercises on Saturday June 17 at Christies High School closes for summer vacation Friday June 16. Harold Shepard finishes year at Boston University. George P Grant Jr buys Mary Munroe property for 14500 dollars. A fast game between the Independents and Lincoln was halted by rain at 3 3 end of fourth. Next Saturday Independents host Holliston in a strong judged contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christies
C. F. Howard
Ipswich
Harold Shepard
Boston University
Fred Conant
Charles Hunter
Independents
Lincoln
Holliston
Local Calendar and Society Notes from Concord
Missionary meetings set for tomorrow at the Trinitarian church. A new sign directs to J. M. Keyes garage behind his Walden street store. High school concert Friday evening in Eaton Hall features an enhanced program. Miss Gertrude Todd and Thomas Todd Jr. join parents at Pigeon Cove cottage for summer. Willow Rebekah lodge conferred a degree Wednesday night with a fine salad supper. Mrs. J. W. Raymond travels to Tilton N H for her daughter Ruth’s academy graduation. Mrs. C. H. Smith announces June 21 to 23 as final Walden street millinery days. Richard W. Barnes earns LL B from Boston Y M C A Evening Law School. Several Concord residents attend Massachusetts Highway Association outing, touring Brookline to Newton and Auburndale to inspect oiling work and tar machines. a noted, engaging demonstration for local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
J. M. Keyes
Walen At
Eaton Hall
Gertrude Todd
Thomas Todd, Jr
Pigeon Cove
Willow Rebekah Lodge
C. H. Smith
Concord
Walden
Richard W. Barnes
Evening Law School
Boston Y. M. C
Samuel E. Lufkin
John M. Keyes
Jeremiah Sheehan
Martin H. Whitney
J. C. Friend
Massachusetts Highway Association
Brookline
Newton
Auberndale
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H. H. Brown
New York
J. St. Claire
Mt. Nobscott
Wadsworth
Sandham
A. 5. Rogers
Allen
Dover
Friends
Robert Finn
H. H. Rogers
Weston Electric Light Company
Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co
Rogers
John C. Hall
Cambridge Parties
Alice Harrington
Posse School of Gymnastics
Womans Club
Kate Connelly
Saxonville
State Road
Wayside Inn Station
C. F. Goodnow
Winooski
William Crawford
John Garney
We Mill
Harry Parmenter
Jane Turnbull
Maud
Watertown
Maud Garrity
Thomas Sweeney
May Wesley
Verne Brown
Jeremiah Sullivan
Dorothy Hannon
Moving Pictures
Joseph Boothroyd
A. Lesnick
A. Bander
Mr. Jannick
John A. Cushman
W. B. Wentzell
Mae Turner
Evelyn Brown
Beach Haven
Leon Goodale
William Phelps
Church St
James Murphy
David Murphy
State St
Diantha Knight
Westboro
Frank Clapp
Warren Howe
East Main St
Arthur Turner
Natick High School
Hudson High
Julia McCarthy
Florence Joyce
Crocker Hall
Framingham ‘Normal School
John McCarthy
Water St
Thomas Doyle
Hose 2
Lake Boon
Thomas J. Flynn
Marlboro
K. J. Keady
Ashland
Keady
Portland
Oregon
Miss Mansfield
Hutrison
Cleveland
Ohio
Marjory Curtis
Warren Ave
Timothy Quinn
Coma
Ninth Regiment
Maribo
Ackey
Noone
Bay
Delphine Chaput
L. Chaput
Southbridge
Philomene St. Laurent
Alberic St. Laurent
Ruth Palmer
Helen McLaughlin
Torbrook ‘Mines
N. S
A. M. McLaughlin
George Perrault
Sherbrooke
Canada
Perreault
H. P. N. Dahl
TICE
KDN
OLD Wright Tavern
Charles C. Wellman
D. E. Perkins, and
R. Wells CO
Mass
Powero
Townsend
F. Litchfield Main St
Joseph
Hodgedon
A. C. Biggs
Grandma
Harrison Biggs
Irving L. Hodgdon
O. H. O'Brien
J. A Cochran
Miss Cochran
Henry M. Bird
Henry Bird
W. G. Graham
Annie Perry
Wi. Halpin
Fred Mc
Clausen
Joseph Coan
A. Bigg
Edward Walsh
Mies
M. McCallister
Bessie Isner
Bedford
C. BP. Gault
John Kirkegaard
Geo. W. Davis
C. BE. Williams
H. E. Young
Fred R. Lewis
Claflin
Mrs. Peabody
Clifford Day and Family
Sweetnam
Tygart
J. B. Baelish
Geo. Blake
Geo. Wood
Lily of Valley
D. Hartford
D. Hodgman
Stark
Ralph McKee
Pfeiffer Brothers
Budholt
Ason Street
Maynard, Mass
Naylor
Bdiock
Miss
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
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Concord, Mass
Charles Whitney
Marblehead
Margaret Hamilton
New Bedford
George P. Grant, Jr
Mary Munroe
Keyes
Stanley Pagenn
California
Mexico
S. N. Adams
Harold Chase
Winslow Damon
Mt. Monadnock
J. W. Raymond
Titon
Tilton Academy
Miss Ruth
Concord Jet
Walden Street
Roger Bros
Fr. P. N. Dahl
Jeweler
Post Office
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