Sudbury Events Note Spring Term Start April 3
Local items report Arch i Schools vacated for spring break and a new term beginning April 3. Fred Clark and others receive birth announcements. Town Hall dinners and church suppers are planned, with a Sudbury brass band entertainment on March 8 and an upcoming men’s night. Freshman class hosted a high school dance with Miss Mabel Rogers and Mr Campbell providing music.
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Joseph Rafises
Archi
Fred Clark
M. EB
Sudbury Brass Band
the. M. B. Church
Lasa
Mabel Rog’ers
Newburyport
Campbell
Wayland
Sudbury High Mourns Principal Earl Lewis Departure
Sudbury High School pupils express deep regret at principal Earl Lewis retirement after two and a half years. They praise his faithful service and kindness and note he will teach history in Maine at a school of 609 pupils. They wish him peace, prosperity, and success in his new endeavors. Labor omnia vincit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High School
Earl
Lewis
Maine
Sudbury Renters Seek Mattress Renovation Services
Local notices describe wagons traveling rural districts offering mattress renovation and upholstery at homes. Improver picks advertised with phrases about Eve and cover at your own home, focusing on mattress restoration and upholstering services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Concord Turnover Spurs New Management Shakeup
New management takes over at CHANLES Co. with focus on Wellman and prephone operations in Concord. Officials pledge swift action to stabilize finances and restore customer service.
Local Notes From Marlboro and Surrounding Areas
In Marlboro Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Finnis of Hopedale visited Friday. John Brodie of Windsor Hose travels to Worcester. W. J. Angell recovers to be out after rheumatism. Wilfrid Moreau moves to Farmburg, P Q to locate. Fitts Bros. drop meat department from stores. Dolores Grenier clerks at Woolworth's Corey block. Mrs. Fred Wilkins of Danvers visits friends in the city. Mrs. Frank Cordean returns from Lynn and Peabody. J. C. Ferguson, street department foreman from Cambridge, recent guest of L. N. Richer. Joseph Dupre, former resident, critically ill in Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Finnis
Hopedale
John Brodie
Windsor Hose
Worcester
W. J. Angell
Wilfrid Moreau
Farmburg
P. Q
Fitts Bros
Dolores Grenier
Woolworth’s
Corey Block
J. C. Ferguson
Street Department
Cambridge
L. N. Richer
Joseph Dupre
Thin City
Woonsocket
Walter HB Titcomb to run for first selectman in town
The article notes Walter HB Titcomb consents to be a candidate for first selectman. It also mentions town meeting slated for March 27 with a 41 article warrant, plus various local notices including visiting relatives, hospital treatments, church activities, and upcoming hearings and events around March 22 to March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter HB. Titcomb
Nathan Hartwell
Somerville
Nahum H. Whitcomb
Manning Real Estate Sells 50 Acres For Mrs Wetherbee
Bedford M F Manning reports the sale of 50 acres of land from the late Mrs Eliza M Wetherbee. The notice notes Miss Minnie Rosenthal heads to Boston for millinery work and makes rapid progress in women headwear. Also mentions John Young of York Maine visiting Bedford, and the Initia tion rites for his brother into the Wal tham lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Manning
Eliza M. Wetherbee
Minnie Rosenthal
Boston
Waltham Lodge of Elke
Portamouth Lodge of Elks
Laula Kelley
Edward P. Kelley
Concord High School
Reaton Sunday Herald
Cor“Conorient
Enterprise
Motaman Club
Tom Mert
George Borttet
Cutter
Bedford
C. W. Blake Co
Patrick H. Murray
Frank P. Murray
Murrey Rej
St. Patrick
Neto
Concord Junction Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs. Charles Haynes visited relatives in New. Fred Haynes has resumed work at the Reformatory after illness. Percy Ingham of Wa spent Sunday with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moore occupy the Central Street house formerly A. B. Pratley’s. John Parrett recovering from illness resumes duties at Allen Chair Co. Marriage announcement: Miss May Wr of Bo Acton and Daniel S. Wilson of New York plan a March 25 ceremony. both well known locally.
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Charles Haynes
New
Fred “Heed
The
Reformatory
Percy Ingham
John Ingham
John Parrett
Allen Chair Co
Bern and
Baness Block
Main Or.ay Ave
Waldo Lapham
May Wr
Acton
Daniel
Wilson
New York
Friends of William Lawrence Receive State Aid Payment
Friends report that a bill was enacted to pay William Lawrence sixty dollars during the new year. Lawrence, once a blacksmith, was severely kicked in the stomach by horses owned by Tory, requiring long hospital treatment and leaving him unable to work.
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William Lawrence
Bk MB
Twn
Tory
Lawrence
Local Social and Church Notes and Court Action
Thomas Burke remains ill with a severe cold after a week of hovering. Mrs. George M. Baker will host a musical club gathering this afternoon. Trinitarian Sunday school students stage an Easter week play. Div 56 of St Bernard’s church met for communion this morning. A daughter was born last week to Mr and Mrs Fred Bosley of Tanomal, formerly Miss Adily Sohier. Mrs Henry P Richardson and Harriet L Raton, returning from a California trip, are back after seven weeks away. Mrs May Alden will lecture March 27 on The Making at the Unitarian vestry. Concord lodge members aided Maynard lodge with the first degree for Maynard. The old meeting has been postponed to April 7 when Frederick S Millet will discuss The Ten Commandments and the Puritans in America. Mrs Abby sues for injuries over a street collision for $6,000 in Superior Civil Court in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tobin
Concord
Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
A. T. Haynes
Wilkinson Croastey
Brookline
Joseph Sheridan
Maynard
Civil Service
Water Commissioners
John Lawton
Gavin Taylor
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Richard B. Grover
Gloucester
Congregational Church
Porley Wimith
Joseph Steineford
Ramedel House
Shaker’ Village
Harvard
Toe
Fannie A. “Enderson
A. O. Hy
St. Bernard's Church
Fred Bosley
Tanoalni
Bosley
Misa Ad Ily Sohier
Henry P. Richardeon
Harriet L. Raton
California
May Alden’ Ward
Will
Unitarian Vestry
Concord Lodge
Mayner* Lodge
O Ld
Frederick
Millett
America
Abby
Onn
Camciding
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Wilk
Rita Mattress
It. E. Condon
P. N. Dahl
Ureren Closed
OLD Wright Tavern
Chanles Co. Wellman
Charles Silvio
Lilla Childs
Lowell
Arthur Sullivan
Washington
J. D
B. J. Coughlin
Maynard Dramatic Company
Hudson
T. J. Keefe
L. P. Brigham
Fred Wilkins
Danvers
Frank Cordean
Belmont al
Lynn and
Peabody
Littleton
Frank Davis
Mrs. Shattuck
Ladies of the
Congregational Society
Chas. FE Robecon
Mary Dorithy
Newton
Marlboro Hospital
Misael Boisse
Joseph Boisse
Fall River
Cora Whitman
Carmen Whitman
Normal Art School
C. W. Cole
Gay St
Fred Cole
Willowave
West Somerville
Joseph Collins
Westminster
Nail
South ‘St
William Brigham
Lyman School
Westboro
Shaughnessy
Committee On Cities of the Mass. State Legislature
Baptist Church of
Manchester
N. HM
M. R. Foshay
Boston Transcript
Alvan T. Larborn
France
J. C. Caisse
St. Mary's Church
Kimball Haw
Fred Dake
New Batate Road
Mer
Woman's Club
A. O. Dewey
C. A. Ensmer
Hattie A. Robinson
A. M. Parker
Minnie T. Johnson
GEO. H. Gutteridge Wellinisher ‘and Jeweler
Nason Street
Naylor's
Maynard, Mass
Block
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
W. F. Litchfield
Main St. Opp. Mill
Michelin Tires
Whites Garage
Main
Tel
Mass
F. L. Moore
Central St
A. B. Pratley and
WM. Lawrence FO
Thomas Burke
George M. Baker
Philathes
Trinitarian Sunday School
H.P. N. Dahl
Optometrist
Pneu Vas Everson
John M Keyes
Walden Street
Mage
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