Community Notes from South Sudbury and Nearby
Town gossip covers visits from Brooklyn and Yonkers residents, a local lumber shed project, sickness respite trips, and a Memorial Church lawn party with a Sudbury brass band. A vehicle collision near the post office caused minor injuries but no major damage. July 4 celebration plans include a business parade, antique and amusements, a concert, races, and cash prizes. Rentals advertised: six room houses near Wayside Inn and State Road, South Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Miles
Harvey Nelson
N. Y
Sudbury Center
Sudbury Brass Band
Sudbury
Community News Roundup At Malden And Nearby Towns
Local residents, visitors and errands populate a week of social notes. Families from Hudson Worcester and Boston visit Malden, while schooling and employment shifts anchor the period. Sautelle circus visits feature praise and a large parade downtown.
Community Notes and Holiday Plans Highlight Local Life
The article lists residents hosting visits and moves including the Whitney family hosting a house party, Henry Nye’s camp meeting attendance, Miss Morse from Normal School visiting Mrs. Parker, Varnum H. Flagg moving to Foster street, Rev. Paul G. Favor visiting Rev. Packard, Mrs. May Gearwar Walker visiting Miss Gertrude Sanderson, and Jamaica Plain visitors to Miss Belle Sawyer. It notes Conants hosting relatives away and Miriam Conant returning from Oberlin with her brother Benjamin entering Harvard 1913 duties at home. Fourth of July promises a band, parade floats, races, and fireworks on the trot ting park grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Whitney
Henry Nye
Miss Morse
Normal School
A. M. Parker
Varnum H. Flagg
E. H. Priest
Foster St
Paul G. Favor
Somerville
H. L. Packard
May Gearwar Walker
Lowell
Gertrude Sanderson
Miriam Conant
Oberlin College
Benjamin
Harvard College
A. F. Conant
Pacific Coast
Grange Flower Evening And Strawberry Festival Held
The Grange hosted a flower evening with wild and cultivated displays earning prizes for Mrs. Henry Robbins and others. Readings, solos, and a paper on wild flowers entertained seventy five Littleton members plus guests from Acton Westford Chelmsford Groton and Boxboro. Next meeting will be patriotic. Enterprise office closed for July 4 with sale delayed to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Henry Robbins
Cash
Ethel Whittier
G. H. Cash
Della Case
Nellie Whittier
Miriam Cash
Kipling
Dr. Christie
Perley Smith
Josephine Foley
Showe
Littleton
Acton
Westford
Chelmsford
Groton
Boxboro
Bedford Town Notices and Local Updates
Ralph McKee accepts a position on Cape Cod. Dr and Mrs Whiton with daughter Frances enjoy a vacation week. Seaman Stanley Anthony of the Terry is home briefly. his navy record is praised. Boys at Judge rd estate hay barrack see fire damage. some structures scorched. Andrew J is declared by Dr Hamblen to be out of danger after two weeks of critical illness. Jack’s Bedford friends celebrate his favorable condition. Parent Teachers association reports a profitable season. officers elected for next year. Bedford town valuation rises by 100000. despite a costly lawsuit, the tax rate stays unchanged, credited to Irving L Hodgdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McKee
Gape Cod
Mrs. Whiton
Frances
Stanley Anthony
U. S
Terry
Stanley
Navy
Andrew J
Parent‘Teachers’ Association
E. (. Mason
J. W. Elliott
W. H. Simonds
Treas
C. W. O'Dowd
M. B. Prye
N. W. Benne
D. C. Torrey
A. R. Bacon
William Wall
Bedford
Town of
Irving L. Hodgdon
Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Movements
Farnham Damon and friends visit Squam Lake while Ray Robbins completes a year at Lawrence Academy. Several residents travel or visit Maine Detroit Atlanta and Minneapolis for summer plans and guests. The last mail time at the local office shifted to 6 30 as summer B and M schedule began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham Damon
Squam Lake
Ray Robbins
Lawrence Academy
Webster Robbins
Evelyn Walker
Hyde Park
Olive King
Local Alumnae and Students Sail for Europe and Attend Events
Miss Margaret Loughlin finishes freshman year at Filene Marion Townere and stays at home with Marion Hoyle and Grace Tuttle home from Mt Holyoke for summer. Several locals attend an al recital by Mrs W B pupils at the Junction. Curtis and others enjoy a Martin Luther club outing in Lowell. Frank A Pierce finishes Cornell freshman year and plays on the Cornell nine. John Burgee dies at Concord Junction hospital from meningitis. he was 36 and a native of Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Townere
Ith College
Marion B. Hoyle
Grace B. Tuttle
Mt. Holyoke
C.F. Bégarton
Edgarton
Mildred
Charles
New York
Europe
Wilbur P. Richardson
Cornell College
York
John Burgee
Martin Williams
Concord Junction Hospital
Burgee
Russia
Curtis
G. W Unt
A. B. C. Dakin
Cutler
George Wright
Harry B. Tuttle
T. Mason
Martin Luther Club
Lowell
Frank A. Pierce
Cornell
Pierce
Cushing Academy
J. M. Keyes
N. B
Raymond
Martin H. Whitney
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South
Hattie Willis
Edwin Hunt
Brooklyn
A. L. la Gouff
Marlboro
Merrick L. Richardson
Waltham
Whitman Rice
Yonkers
Alice E. Rice
Ira T. Moore
Raymond H. Brown
Ladies of the Memorial
Cong.) Church
Car State Road
Wayside Inn
C. F. Goodnow
South Sudbury
State Road
Wayside Inn Station
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
OLD Wright Tavern
Concord
Charles C. Wellman Pr. Yhane
D. E. Perkins, and
R. Wells CO
Begsie Austin
Malden
Assabet Mills
Harry Iingsworth
Hudson
Eaton's Market
C. Sydney Coulter
New York City
Carl Peterson
Arlington
Leander King
Worcester
Gorge Cleary
John Dacey
Lawrence
Isabella White
Woburn
Harry Chase
Kingsbury Perr
Artmouth College
Warren Arnold
Frank Hibbard
Hattie Fisher
Burlington
Charles Keene
Congregational Church
Fred Smallwood
Jonathan Bower
Harriett Taylor
Woonsocket
R. 1
Frank Feltham
William G. Priest
James Oborn
Fitchburg
Joseph Perry, Jr
Joseph Perry
James Coulter
R. W. Kelley
Thelma
Revere Beach
Herbert Dakin
Grace Humstrum
Boston
Theodore Jones
John Sullivan
Daniel Sullivan
Hartford, Conn
Frank Mason
Harry Greenwood
Harry Connors
Winchendon
Joseph McLaughlin
Christina
Theresa Heffernan
Profile House
White Mountains
Walter Taylor
Circus People
Lottie Ryan
Sautelle’s Circus
R. H. Phelps
A. P. Gardner
Baby
Jamaica Plain
Belle Sawyer
W. B. Conant
N. B. Conant
Town
Grange Flower
Townsend
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill
Judgerd
Ted
Nason Street
Cali
Marlboro-Hudson Gas. Co
Cutteridge
Mass
Naylor’s
Buck's
FE. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Concord, Mass
Charles Aberlander
Charles F. Walcott
Caroline Cadwell
Detroit
Elmer Giles
Central St
Commonwealth
Edward Déé
Maine
Louise Aiken
Atlanta
John G. Loring
Main St
Adelbert Messer
Minneapolis
Daniel Wilson
Orange
N. J
J. D. Wilson
Ralph H. Damon
Mary
Rachael
Winslow
Old Orchard
Edward Williams
Walter Knowles
Cornell University
Milwaukee
Justin W. Ford
Wallis
Fall River
Margaret Loughlin
The
Filene
J. W. Raymond
New ‘York
Pennsylvania
Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
Dorothy Tewksbury
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Bus
Elks, Eagles
Royal Arcanumites
Waterman, & Lambert
John M. Keyes
Concord Jat
Walden Street
Concord, Mage
Maynard, Wlass
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