Sudbury Residents Noted for Illness and Local Events
Mrs. Fred Clark is confined to her home by illness. Mrs. James J. Puffer is ill with pneumonia. Ira T. Nader of Lynn visited relatives here Sunday. Former residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Lansil were here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B D Perry and Mr. and Mrs. A A Dakin saw Way Down East. A Tuesday dance with Dowle’s orchestra drew a good crowd. a next event with Goggins McNally’s orchestra is planned for April 19. The schoolhouse Geo W Moon’s store and W M Parmenter’s store were entered Sunday night. tobacco showcases emptied. Moon spoke of large losses. some townspeople are suspected. Mr. and Mrs. A E Walker invite old friends to meet Mr. and Mrs. Abel G Haynes on their golden wedding anniversary at Summer St Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Ilness
James J. Puffer
Ira T. Nader
Lynn
Carl F. Lansil
Dowle
Goggins & MccNally
Hudson
Geo. W. Moon
W. M. Parmenter
A. E. Walker
Abel G. Haynes
Mrs. Haynes
Summer St
Maynard
Man Drops Dead at Work in Brigham Shoe Factory
Simeon Breault aged 65 collapsed at his bench at the Brigham Shoe Co. Wednesday morning. He leaves a wife five sons and two daughters and had been staying at the American House. Heart trouble is believed to be the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Breault
Brigham Shoe Factory
Maynard News Sketches Local Appearances And Moves
Miss Bridget Nee of Boston visits Mrs. Ann Leyden. Harry Cook Charles Conant and Reid Gove return from Seattle. George Theodore moves his store to Main and Nascent streets. Mrs. Phillip Yost and daughter tour North Andover visitors. J J Sullivan installs electric piano. Miss Alice Payne visits brother Joseph Payne at Charlestown Navy Yard. Supt Fred Persons introduces six cent ticket for four tickets. Barn theft on Percival street. horse valued at about 200 dollars stolen. Police expect to trace the thief. Merchants Association committee meetings set for April 2 with discussions on National banks and public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Nee
Boston
Ann Leyden
Harry Cook
Charles Conant
Reid Gove
Seattle
J. J. Sullivan
Alice Payne
Joseph Payne
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mr. Payne
Admiral Sperry
Fred Persons
C. M. & EH. Street Railway
Recount Likely After Close Stow Election Fought Vigorously
In Stow the 162 ballots cast set a record as Roberts defeats Croft 80 to 78 in a bitter contest with rival factions trading sharp exchanges. The town elected Chas Roberts selectman and approved budgets for liquor enforcement, highways, schools, and the new schoolhouse while listing a long slate of town officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Croft
Jim
Gleasondale
John
Croft
Charles E. Roberts
Gleasondale Mills
A.D. Gleason
Roberts
Mr. Gleason
Chas. &. Roberts
Henry F. Smith
Francis H. Stevens
Henry Warren
Roland Harriman
Lewis Parks
James F. Parker
Fred E. Whitcomb
F. H. Stevens
J. F. Croft
James Gately
Peter Larsen
Lowell Tuttle
J. Keyes Hall
Randell Funds
A. D. Gleason
E. F. Wheeler
C. D. Fletcher
Chas. L. Allen
Thomas Scott
Charles Shay
Charles Veasey
George Bradley
J. F. Parker
R. P. Harriman
William Lord
Willet Dexter
F. H. Harriman
John Reilley
Fist Reeves
Arthw Puffer
George T Angell Dies In Boston At 68
George T Angell president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals died Tuesday morning at the Hotel Westminster in Boston. He was 68 and devoted much of his life to animal welfare. Born in Southbridge he earned a Dartmouth bachelor’s degree in 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Angell
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Sudbury Selectman Candidate Critiques Town Politics
A lengthy letter from Louis B. Raycroft of Sudbury urges voters to judge candidates by public records, not personal attacks, and invites debate before town meeting. He cites alleged town-finance abuses and calls for openness, naming 1909 figures such as F. Barton and Augustus F. Rowe while noting warrants and articles for the annual meeting including funding for moth extermination and an electric lighting study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Citzens
Sudbury
F. Barton
George H. Thompson
Augustus F. Rowe
Leonard F. Richardson
G. A. Haynes
George A. Haynes
Winthrop H. Fairbank
William M. Moore
Hiram Haynes
Frank
Lincoln area residents listed with illnesses and events
Lincoln community notes list residents ill recovering or visiting hospitals. Several social events are announced including a Rutherford club meeting at Miss Ruth Sherman s home and a St Ann s church Improvement Society tea. A Congregational church supper and entertainment by Sewing Circle friends is planned with a strong advertising theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Society
St. Ann’s Church
Concord Junction Community Notes and Local Gigs
The article lists a reorganized local Boys' Brigade with growing membership. H. M. Young & Co. buys a new horse, Dr. W. F. Davis awaits a 1909 Buick, and Gordon McKenzie enjoys a Commonwealth ave vacation. The Rovers beat Stow 34 to 20 in Warner's hall. A Ladies' Aid whist in I O O F parlors. King & Cole's orchestra gains popularity with many engagements. John M. Keyes opens a Commonwealth ave store in Ridley’s former space. The Acton Dramatic Club presents The Country Minister on March 19 at Association hall, with dancing to follow, under Hawthorne chapter O E B S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Gordon McKenzie
Commonwealth Ave
King & Cole
Concord
John M. Keyes
Goody Dealer
Ridley
Acton Dramatic Club
Association Hall
Dramatic Club
Ak Fair
Hawthorne
O. EB
Union Church Notes Sunday Services Announced
At Union Church the pastor will speak in the morning on The Advantages of Church Attendance and in the evening the text will be No License. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Advertised List of Postals and Names
Frank Carr John Sher wood Carter John Donavan Eddie Davis Matteo Lapedrella Wm Linehan James Barslou John Mildan listed for postal notices. The fragment shows names and positions tied to a public notice regarding mail or postals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carr
John Sherwood Carter
John Donavan
Eddie Davis
Matteo’ Lapedrella
Wm. Linehan
James Barslou
John Mildan
Concord social notes and local changes in Boston visitors
Concord residents report frequent visits to the Boston automobile show. Royden Bassa adjusts a Jamaica Plain location from Lynn. Track athletes begin practice for an April 19 triangular meet. Margaret McQuarrie returns home to Derry New Hampshire. David Lundstron moves to the Barrett cottage on Main Street. George McDonald bedridden with a sore foot for ten days. Norah Wallace leaves J M Rae Plumbing for a Boston stenography post. Costume party set for the Concord school on the 25th with McWalter's orchestra. Mayo Tolman recovering well after appendicitis at Mass General. Keyes and Wood return from Springfield after hardware dealers convention. Philathea class social postponed due to Mrs Hopkins illness, to be held next Saturday. Anniversary observance planned at Lexington Road home. Philathea Circle members and Capt John L Gilmore host at Colonial Inn with oysters, chicken, salads, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi 8
Margaret McQuarrie
Derry
N. H
John Whitney
Hubbard St
Concord
McWalter
Mayo Tolman
General Hospital
de Eday
Oanekey
Lexington Road
Colonial Inn
John L. Gilmore
Culinary department must be properly equipped with sanitary utensils
The text emphasizes ensuring the culinary department has proper sanitary cooking utensils. It stresses compliance with hygiene standards and suitable equipment for safe food preparation.
Red Cross Offers Short Notice Nurse Service
The Red Cross provides trained nurses on short notice with rates ranging from 10 to 121 dollars per week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Perry
A. A. Dakin
Man Drops Dead
George Theodore
Main and
Nascnsts
Phillip Yost
North Andover
John Sunderland
Percival St
The
New Merchants’ Asagelation
Alfred B. McCleary
Charles H. Persons
Brick
Europe
United States
H. P.N. Dahl
MAIN
TURE
Gutteridge’s
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Jack Frost
Frost
W. F. Litchfield
Stow
Louis B. F. Raycroft
Lincoln
Percival Foster
Roger Sherman
A. L. Johnson
Isaac McRae
South Lincoln
Waltham Hospital
Moses Underwood
Julia A. Bemis
Edwin Bent
South
Chas. S. Smith
Mr. Smith
Concord Junction
Boys’ Brigade
H. M. Young & Co
Rovers
Warner's Hall
Union Church Notes
Bert Lang
Royden Bassa
Jamaica Plain
David Lundstron
Col
Richard F. Barrett
Thoreau St
Barrett
Main St
George McDonald
Bedford St
Norah ‘Wallace
J. M. McRae
Richard F. Wood
Springfield
Hardware Deaters' Association
Keyes
FOR
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Walthan
Wal Walden Hall
den S
Treet
Post
Main Street
Concord, Mass
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