Sudbury Community Notes Roundup
Dr. Taylor buys auto. Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Perkins visit relatives. Howard Burr returns to The Enterprise Rubber Co. Henry Sherman visits from Waltham. M Simon replaces Adams on B M R R section. Mrs. Wells travels to Philadelphia for a move. Hurlburt Rogers adds Naylor Ellins Richardson to staff. Road conditions worsen as frost thaws. Adams resigns to move to Shelburne. Beckwith barn uninsured, loss total, rebuilding planned. New homegrown orchestra forms for D D Wiley camp event. Local memorial figure Gleason moves to Connecticut. Men’s club meets. debate on town warrant topics, social with coffee. Notables: Geo Smith, Hunt, Oviatt, Way, Hall, Woodward, Young, Richardson participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bacon
Friends
N. R. Perkins
Billerica
Howard C. Burr
Enterprise Rubber Co
Charles Adams
Boston & Maine R. R
Sherborn
Enterprise
A. M. Beckwith
D. D. Wiley Camp
Saxonville
R Gleason
Burnside Post
Connecticut
Sudbury
Geo. S. Smith
Geo. W. Hunt
Geo. P. Oviatt
C. H. Way
J. C. Hall
F. W. Woodward
A. H. Young
L. F. Richardson
Death of Charles Haynes at 78 signals local loss
Charles Haynes died Thursday at age 78. A native, he learned machinist trade with Sibley Machine Co at Stony Brook, later owned the Curtis Moore farm, and recently finished a new house. He resided with his daughter Mrs Johnston and leaves a son serving as jail officer in East Cambridge. Also notices a for sale ad for a complete three chair barber shop outfit from Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haynes
Stony Brook
Sibley Machine Co
Curtis Moore
Johnston
East Cambridge
Community Notices and Local Appointments in Maynard
Maynard residents hosted friends including Gordon Pierce of Lowell and Sarah Lawler of Clinton. Jurors Thomas Usher and John King will begin duties next Monday. James Morgan named park commissioner with a request for advance notice to avoid date conflicts. Mizpah Rebekah lodge and Caledonian club meetings noted with new schedules and recent membership additions. Joshua Naylor of Wallbrook visited, and Fitchburg Normal School graduates Mabel Comeau and Grace Wood will remain in teaching posts until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Pierce
Lowell
Raymond Veitch
James Conway
Whitinsville
Alice Payne
Thomas Usher
John King
Sarah Lawler
Clinton
John McCarthy
Pleasant St
Charles Rodway
West Somerville
Harry Rodway
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Winona Rebekah Lodge
West Acton
Mabel Comeau
Grace Wood
Fitchburg Normal School
Caledonian Club
Society
Joshua Naylor
Wallbrook
Thomas Naylor
Naylor
United States Radiator Co
Baltimore
Maynard
James J. Morgan
Choral Concert Planned in Littleton April 12
Littleton notes list an April 12 concert by the Choral class led by Miss Ida Dow of Boston in the town hall. Several locals are noted with recent events including dinners, new cars, and visits, plus updates on health and travel within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dow
Boston
Town Hall
How It Might Happen IT. It could be your fault
A cautionary piece urges responsibility after risky behavior near moving cars. It stresses that repeated close calls cannot heal pain or repay harm. The piece asks readers to pause and warn others before the next time could be fatal.
Marlboro Social Notes Roundup Shows Local Happenings
Marlboro diary items list visits illnesses retirements and civic events. Names include Mrs F A Pope Ray Filmore Miss Olive Robinson Miss Mae Toohey and Miss Lillie Clough. Clerks Jasper Loughlin and F A Cloughs’ store helper roles noted along with a marriage licenses issued to Favreau Phaneuf and LAngelier Kirby. Leather shipment to Corbin Shoe Co signals growing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rock
Water Sr
Etta McGrath
South Boston
Victorial Lafford
Halifax
N. S
New York City
John F. Good
Longley St
Orlando Halliday
Marlboro Electric Co
C. A. da
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Dr. Taylor
Hurlburt Rogers ™ Machine Co
Stephen Naylor
Carlton Ellins
Charles Richardson
Mass
YO YO Beverace CO
P. N. Dahl
Glenwood
Oakland
Oakland Bell
Littleton
Mrs. Austin Kimball
Mrs
Fred S. Kimball
Fred C. Hartwell
Ford
J. H. Whitcomb
James Nixon
Overland
Ethelbert Nevin
Channing Brown
Unitarian
Groton
Chester A. Drummond
Somerville
Gardner Prouty
Atlantic City
Prouty
Helen Mitchell
Wilmot Mitchell
Brunswick
George Kimball
Fred Kimball
Oliver Tenney
Hartford
Waldo E. Conant
China
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
W. F. Litchfield
Main Street
Concord
American Safety League
Frederic
Hughes
Chi
Orr
F. A. Pope
Ray Filmore
Worcester
Fred Sherman
Cotting Ave
Fairhaven
Olive Robinson
Dorchester
Mae Toohey
Ringold St
Ruth Kinders
May Toohey
Ida L’angelier
Curtis
Evelyn Howe
Whitney
Brookline
James E. Uhlman
Annie Beauregard
J. T. Buckley
Stillman R. Stevens
The
Peoples National Bank
Champ Clark
Proctor
Guy Graham
Mechanic St
Lillie Clough
Central St
F. A. Clough
Jasper Loughlin
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Champ
William H. Loughlin
Vermont Association
Oren Russ
Col. E. C. Benton
Belmont
Supt. Bradley
Thompson's Island
Concord Woman's Club
Marion Hoyle
Mt. Holyoke
George G. Morrell
Knox
Woman's Club
Albert Rockwood
Richardson
Middlesex School
Meta 8
Porter
T. Mason
Helen Petersen
Monument St
A. Vanderhoof
Milldam
Helen
Smith Owen Dexter
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Magnolia Lodge
Hudson
John Watson
May Alden Ward
Unitarian Church
D. J. Lynch
St. Bridget’s
Adams Tolman
Frank McManus
L. Bickford
Miss Weir
High School
Helen Freeman
Westvale
Acton
George M. Baker
Concord Musical Club
Concord Baseball Club
Ralph P. Hosmer
W. V
C. H. Smith
G. W. Hunt
Melrose
Gladden
R. D.willard
Er. G. A. Tewksbury
Stow
People’s Institute
Concord Grange
K. L. Butterfield
Mags
State College
Charles Francis Adams 2d
Yacht Racing
Boston Yacht Club
Adams
Association
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
White Mountain
Holbrook Groacery Co
Seed Dept
Keene, N. H
White Mountain Seeds
J. M. Keyes & Co
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