Frank Tune renovates home with new piazza floors
In South Sudbury Frank B. Tune is making repairs including piazza floors. In Billerica Mrs. Frank Perkins delivered a 10 pound daughter to the Perkins family. Mother and child are doing well and will return home in a few weeks. Congratulations go to the parents and to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Perkins, grandparents, who reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Tune
Billerica
Frank Perkins
Nathan R. Perkins
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Annie Gilman of South Sudbury
Annie C. Gilman widow of John D. Gilman of South Sudbury died after surgery at Carney hospital Boston March 11. Funeral from sister Emma M. Keefe 63 Baxter Street South Boston Thursday March 14 Solemn high mass Cathedral Holy Cross Interment Forest Hills cemetery residents mourn her kindness and long residence near Wayside Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Carney Hostital
Boston
Annie C
John D. Gilman
So. Sudbury
Emma M. Keefe
Baxter
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Forest Hills Cemetery
Wayside Inn
Lafayette Cadman
Celebrated 85th Birthday of Mrs Lucy D Seymour
Mrs Lucy Dutton Seymour celebrated her 85th birthday on the 14th at her village home. A Sudbury native, widow of Charles Seymour, she has five children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Neighbors, relatives, and friends visited, with 131 souvenir postal cards and several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Dutton Seymour
Aer
Sudbury
M. EB. Church
Charles Seymour Boro
Christian Hanson
Marlboro
E. C. Whiting
Whiting
Memorial Church
James Butterfield
Emilyson
Leonard Richardson
Ralph Richardson
Mary B. Fairbrother
Samuel Underwood
Abbie Brown
Dr. Oviatt
F. Stright
Houghton
Almira
Ellen Clark
Martha Parmenter
Ren
Community notices from Maynard social events and personnel changes
Unity circle will auction at their meeting Monday night. A mothers meeting of the Woman's club is set for Friday of next week. U P S C BE salad supper 5 to 7:30 Saturday evening at Congregational church. Miss Mary McOwen of Newton Upper Falls visited aunt Mrs Maurice Coughlin. Herman Shulz and family moved to Louisville for position as designer. Thomas Sweeney resigns from fire department board of engineers. Alfred Jordan and Roscoe Plaisted to be entertained by Maynard Checker club Saturday afternoon. Superintendent Francis Brick arranged educational picture shows with manager Gilroy. Arthur N Burke gave illustrated Central Europe lecture to Men's League. Burke has traveled widely and showed his own photos. Thomas Gallagher left J A Coughlin & Co for Maynard House. Matthew Campbell replaces Gallagher. Campbell's Maple House post filled by William Punch. Fred Kelley left James O'ell. John Moynihan takes his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McOwen
Newton Upper Falls
Maurice Coughlin
Brooks St
Thomas Sweeney
Fire Department
Board of Engineers
Alfred Jordan
Roscoe Plaisted
Maynard Checker Club
Arthur N. Burke
Waltham High School
Men's League
Congregational Church
Central
Europe
Mr. Burke
Thomas Gallagher
J. A. Coughlin & Co
Maynard House
Peter Kiehan
Matthew Campbell
Gallagher
Mr. Campbell
Maple House
William Punch
Fred Kelley
James O’ Ell
John Moynihan
Bedford supporters rally behind Roosevelt in town
Bedford residents attend Evacuation Day parade in South Boston. Wm. H. Taft club member Edward P. Kelly and four others join a Taft reception at Symphony Hall with notable speakers including the president and Lt. Gov. Luce. Civic club to study road improvement and present at next town meeting. memorials offered for a baby girl. a five passenger touring car listed for sale in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Bedford
South
Boston
Civic Club
Bedford Grange Hosts March Supper and Play The Rice Pudding
Bedford Grange entertained 15 attendees at 7 o clock on March 11 with a Billerica led dramatic production The Rice Pudding featuring Mrs Richards Miss Lottie Cowdry Marion Richards Miss Edith Mason Ellen O Shaughnessy Mrs Olive Meriam Roy Spaulding Brook Co D Tutein and musical numbers by Mr Abbott R Webber and Mrs Walter F Temple. A nine member class is set to take first and second degrees at the March 25 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Grange
Billerica
Concord
Richards
Lottie Cowdry
Marion Richards
Edith Mason
Ellen O’shaunessey
Olive Meriam
Roy
Road repairs discussed on North road near Sweetwater line
Citizens complain about road conditions on the North road between Sweetwater avenue and the Billerica line. The Outlook committee of the Civic club investigates and plans to present the issue to the selectmen. A committee member surveyed abuttors about widening and straightening and macadamizing the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Road
Sweetwater Ave
Billerica Line
Outlook Committee
Civic Club
Concord Junction Social and Town Notices Weave Community Life
Miss Margaret Hamilton visits with her parents while Misa Olive King vacationing with hers. Mrs M Moreau welcomes a baby girl born last week. William Morey buys a five passenger Queen touring car. Easter Monday social in Association hall. Mrs Allen Kennedy ill from ear abscess in Concord. Napoleon Couture leaves for Gardner for new job. Miss Ruby Christie of Arlington visits Miss Angie McRitchie. Mr and Mrs Priest Miner welcomed a baby boy. P Russo to open a fruit store in former National Express Co. Mrs William Merrill from Nashua visits Mrs George S. Russell. Christian Endeavor social held in Union church vestry. Concord lodge I C O F to work second degree with four candidates. Mr and Mrs Peter H visit daughter in Hartford. Many attend Cricket on the Hearth in Concord. Stereopticon lecture on School Gardens for West Concord pupils by Mr Heminway. Daniel Lakin speaks on Life on the Plains with General Custer. Woman's club to meet March 29 with musicale under Mrs Walter Leland. open to public. Miss Helen Leighton’s linen shower hosted by friends. Box 34 fire alarm at River View Laundry due to gasoline tank explosion. fire out before department arrives. Mrs Mary Ormiston awarded decree for separate maintenance in Cambridge court. Edward P. Loughlin attorney for plaintiff. honey & Mahoney for respondent. West Concord Woman's club open meeting features Miss Caroline P. Webber on Household Management. Current Events read by Mrs Charles Noll. Federation notes from Park St. Church Boston. Miss Margaret Adams plays piano solos. Postmeeting food sale successful in banquet hall.
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P. Russo ‘S
National Express Co
William Merrill
Nashua
N. H
Georges. Russell
Main St
Christian Endeavor Society
Union Church
Concord Lodge
Peter H
Winslow Russell
Hartford
Concord
Helen Leighton
River View
Mary Ormiston
Archibald Ormiston
Cambridge
Edward PF. Loughlin
Honey & Mahoney
West Concord Woman's Club
Caroline P. Webber
Bedford
Charles Noll
John P. Allen
The
Federation
Park St. Church
Boston
Margaret Adams
Miss Katherine George McRitchie Becomes Bride of John Adams
Miss Katherine George McRitchie married John Henry Adams in a private ceremony at the Unitarian parsonage Littleton officiated by Rev. J Fairfield. The couple returned to their new home as friends serenaded them, with Adams widely known in town and Katherine popular among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine George McRitchie
John Henry Adams
Adams
James Brown
Concord News Highlights Local Social and School Notes
Andrew Peterson returns from Chicago trip while Concord High does not hold Friday session visiting day. Mrs Phelan and Mrs Rockwood host relatives and guests including Miss Paskins and Annie Gillet. Miss Gladys Wilson’s engagement to William Chester Kean announced. Local lodge activities, minstrels, and Odd Fellows ceremonies noted. Weather and road conditions, fruit growers event in Worcester, and track team practice described. A Maine sinking anniversary observed with flag display and missionary society meetings planned.
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Andrew Peterson
Chicago
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General
YO YO Beverace Co
Mass
P. N. Dahl
Maynard
A. Lesnick
George Witherell
Concord St
B. W. Carey
South Framingham
A. A. Hilferty
Mary Joyce
Mary Sweeney
Reed Lyons
Parker House
N. E
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Henry Bradley
Roosevelt St
Bradley
Mizpah Rebekah
West Acton
Harry Ledgard
John Hancock Life Ins. Co
Harry
Mr. Punch
Flora Lester
John Bamford
Miss Lester
Unity Circle, I. C. of F
Woman's Club
Herman Shulz
Louisville, Ky
Mr. Shulz
Francis
Brick
Gilroy
Glass
China
George H. Gutteridge
Nason
Glenwood
Pere
Nsbo
World Aioe
Oakland Bell
W. F. Litchfield
Clifford Day, Jr
Edward P. Kelly
Wm. H. Taft Club
Taft
Bank Officers’ Association
Symphony Hall
Gov. Luce
Louis A. Prothingham
Fitzgerald
R. K. Whiton
Edford Grange
J. M. Keyes
coNgoao
Mass el
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Concord Junction
Margaret Hamilton
Misa Olive King
William Morey
Association Hall
J. C. Dammett
Pleasant At
Allen Kennedy
Napoleon Couture
Gardner
Ruby Christie
Arlington
Angie Mc Ritchie
Priest Miner
Fred Rockwood
Miss Paskins
Fitchburg
Annie Gillet
Roxbury
George Williame
Margaret Towle
Assinippi
Caleb H. Wheeler
Mass, Agricultural College
Garringe
Charles EB. Jackson
Lowell Rd
Gladys Wilson
William Chester Kean
Julian Chamberlain
Co. L
Lawrence
Wilfrid Wheeler
Bruit Growers’ Association
Worcester
D. J. Lynch
St Parish
Mary Hunt
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Daniel Lakin
Bers
Concord Council
Odd Fellows
Bemis Hall
Rnf
Bove
Maine
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Woman's Board of
India
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