South Sudbury notices of illness to sale and job change
Mrs. Eli H. Willis is quite sick but gaining strength. East Sudbury residents recover from recent illness as Dr. Wells family member improves. Librarian Alice EB Rice returns to Goodnow Library for another year. Col J D Billings, ill with pneumonia, is out and gaining. Clifford Burr moves into the dance with his mother after renting his house to Dr. Taylor. H L Newtons return from Boston. Carrie Smith and Clara Wricht show signs of recovery. Mrs R J Hurlburt hospital operation patient improves. Elmer R Smith ill head issue improves. Alfred Rose resigns from Hathorn Co to join an electric company. Job applications for his post under consideration. Herbert Allen moves to Arlington seeking new farm. For sale complete three chair barber shop outfit with hot water tank. Box 42 South Sudbury Mass.
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Irs
Fowbes
East Sudbury
Boston
Alice EB. Rice
The
Goodnow ‘Ers
Wells
Dr. Taylor
J. D. Billings
Clifford B. Burr
H. L. Newton
Commonwealth Hotel
Carrie Smith
Clara Wricht
R. J. Hurlburt
Waltham Hospital
Bedford Town Meeting Ends With Broad Support for Road Upgrade
Bedford voters approve Article 26 to fund a $5,000 macadamization project on North road and Sweetwater area near the Pr and M railroad crossing, despite one vote against. Irving Hodedon elected selectman for three years unopposed. Assessor candidates split votes. Cutler leads over Sweetnam and Hartwell. Various town appropriations listed, including for schools, library, highways, and fire departments, with no major officer changes.
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Bedford
North Rd
Sweetwater
Pr & M
Irving
Hodedon
Seaman
David C. Cutler
Deprece Fl. Sweetnam
Wm. (. Hartwell
Wm. C Hartwell
Penny Brown
Paul Ro Webb
Charles A. Burke
Geo. F. Piper
Albert Ro
Bedford Free Public
Lbrary
Lward
Maynard Community Briefs and Local Events
Maynard notes a week of illness with the grip and recoveries among residents. William Taylor joins Arthur Bars tean. Harry Holt visits from Dorchester. Mrs Jenny Cheney convalesces. Lillian Mead visits Providence. Hanford Crosby hosts in Norchester. Grace Wood substitutes at Cleasondale. George Lynch resumes duties as janitor at Main and Ben creft schools. Tufts Sigma Tau Alpha dinner at Parker House. St Bridget’s parish plans a Music Hall reunion with a minstrel show. Maynard Business Men’s Association hosts James R Carret on the Single Tax topic for a lively, informative evening.
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George Lynch
Bencroft St
Frank Murray
Louis Sullivan
Sigma Tau Alpha Society of Tufts
St. Bridget’s Parish
Music Hall
Maynard Business Men's Association
James R. Carret
Single Tax League
Littleton News Roundup and Rail Incident Report
Sunday in town featured concert news and school outreach. A BR and M line eastbound engineer mishap disrupted service for an hour while passengers used Thacher Ireland’s store for a meal. Town progress included water works improvement and education outreach supporting an agricultural extension program.
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Witehbure
BR & M
Thacher & Ireland
Bedford News Card: Local Meetings and Candidacies
Edward Hunnewell suffers a painful accident while cutting wood and injures his right hand. Bedford sees a busy slate with contests for town offices, a Woman's Alliance meeting on March 12, and events for World Peace Foundation and Roosevelt candidacy support. Community figures like Mr. Cutler and Willian Green Hartwell feature in assessor discussions and town affairs.
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Edward Hunnewell Meoth
Dr. When
Unclear civic values inspire younger citizens to aspire
The fragment suggests the community rewards a clean public career and orderly private conduct, encouraging youths to set high goals and seek civic merit within the city.
Sudbury Grangers Plan Theatre Party at Park Theatre
Sudbury Grangers announce a theatre party to see The Country Toy at Park Theatre this Saturday evening. Large ticket orders signal high attendance. A recent Sudbury Grange meeting initiated 10 members in third and fourth degrees with vil inspection of the Grange noted. Deputy Sherman of Brimfield joined visitors from Hudson Waltham and Cochituate for a well attended, enjoyable gathering.
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Sudbury
Concord Junction News Roundup and Local Changes
Ellen Rankin family moved to Marlboro. Ivory Wheeler builds on Lower Main. Miss Hertha Mannock visited Miss Margaret Damon. National Express Co. moved to Lapham block. Archibald Denniston to Lawrence for a new job. Edward Delaney hospitalized with pneumonia. Concord lodge initiates four at meeting. House foundations for Louis Frazer on Lower Main. Miss Helen Payson visit with aunt Mrs Gardner. Fireside Club enjoys White Pond clubhouse. Jeremiah Sheehan unlikely to run for town office. Rev Pennock conducts Union church services. Rockwood Miles becomes car inspector after Pettigrew’s death. Harry Hansen is baggage-master. Hardy Tracy yard clerk. Lapham’s second floor to be clubrooms. Local clubs consider HQ there. West Concord school closed for visiting day. Eighth graders visit Roxbury for household arts. similar program planned for Concord High. First Ford Reunion held at B W Ford’s Central Street, Feb 22. 17 Ford relatives gathered from Lynn, Revere, Boston. Day-long event featured a chicken dinner and decorations. Guests listed include Mrs Martin Ford, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ford, Mr and Mrs Waldo Ford, Jr, Mr and Mrs Henry Hawley, Mrs Lucy M Brown, Miss Carrie Ford.
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West Concord
Roxbury
Concord High School
Lynn
Revere
Poston
Martin Ford
Gilbert Ford
Waldo Ford
Waldo Ford, Jr
Henry Hawley
Lucy M. Brown
Carrie Ford
West Corrdil Women’s Club Children’s Day Program
The West Corrdil Women’s Club held its annual Children’s Day with two dramatizations by children from Squeers’ School to Nicholas Nickleby and Tiny Tim’s Surprise Party. Mrs Upham and Mrs Richard Wood led remarks, followed by a banquet with ice cream cakes and tarts served by the Social Service committee.
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Hool
Nicholas Nickleby
Tiny Tim
Mra Upham
Richard Wood
Marion Hard
Harold Coolidge
Squeers
Ruth Allen
Tneae Langdon Goddard
Dinden
Dorothy Messer
Sey Weller
Poomer Allen Joe
Fat Bos
Clifford Hardy
Liver Twist
Walter Kennedy
Paul Dombey
John Kennedy
Florence Dombey
Irene Willie Little
Marjorie Wetherbee
Dolly Varden
Katherine Lovejoy
Jenny Wren
Miriam Russell
Social Service Committee
Concord News Roundup of Club Events and Local Happenings
Concord reports include Miss Marjory Blanchard entertaining the Musical club on Tuesday and Mrs Elsie Rore helping at Miss Buck's store this week. Various social, school, church, and community events are noted, from Odd Fellows initiations to prom date, rehearsals, and club lectures.
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Marjory Blanchard
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