Railway and town work at Acton Crossings
Acton faces a speedy resumption of railway work as a bill abolishes the expense share for crossing the South Acton bridge. The act extends the build deadline to Acton Center by a year and may reach Chelmsford and a future link to Waltham. Maynard cricket opens vs Worcester with a strong lineup and expected crowd support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IA & Ih. St. Railway
South Acton
Hich
Acton Center
Jon. Aw
Ogden
Acton
Chelmsford
Ptr
Waltham
C M. & Hyst
Summer and
Parker Sts
Maynard
Worcester
Fred Shaw
Capt. Watmough
A. Webber
A. Easthope
Waterhouse
J. Cowles
Fred Oates
H. Hargreaves
H. Whitehead
A.billett
George McInnes
Ben Hooper
Sudbury Community Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Local Changes
George J. Raymond enjoys a summer home season while Leonard Gouldings and families spend Sunday with relatives. Arthur H. Burr visits Boston mother. Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co. shuts briefly for lack of orders. Hathaway's Bakery drivers secure new tenements in the village. Nell Claffin and May Robinson, former Wadsworth teachers, visit Mrs. H. L. Newton. Sudbury High School baseball beats Waltham Business College 5 to 4 on Raymond's field. Q. F. Nelson plans wheelwright shop additions and dwelling changes after purchasing from A. W. Rogers. R. La Gouff injures hand at Yo Yo works. hopes to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Raymond
Leonard Gouldings
Arthur H. Burr
Boston
O. F. Nelson
Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co
Nell Claffin
Hopkinton
May Robinson
Natick
Wadsworth
H.L. Newton
Sudbury High School
Waltham Business College
Q. F. Nelson
A. W. Rogers
R. la Gouff
Union church notes and rectors visit in Concord Junction
Miss Arlie Reed is confined by a severe sciat ic rheumatism. Rev F A Holden of Shelton Conn will preach at Union church Sunday May 10. Calvin Robinson and Mrs C T Judge have improved and may go out. The primary department presented the operetta A Golden Gift in Association hall Friday evening May 1 to a large audience. A coat is promised in Association hall for the home of Christ. Miss May and guests from Boston and Westboro attended meetings at Commonwealth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Arlie Reed
F. A. Holden
Shelton
Union Church
Union Church Sunday School
Association Hall
Christ
Eugl
Etary May
Adtven
N. Tapley
Ethel
Thivan Nicholson
H. ‘McKenzie
Hobertt
Ringer
Boston
Walter Taylor
Westboro
F. L. Taylor
Commonwealth Ave
Sudbury Wayside Inn D A R Officers Elected
Sudbury Wayside Inn chapter of the D A R held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs Gauena v Hunt. After reports officers and committees for the year were elected. Mrs Nellie Rice Fiske regent spoke on the D A R congress in Washington. Lauretta Bent Feld named delegate to Massachusetts D A R conference in Boston. Mrs Florence Macewen and Mrs Edna J Leland of Natick to remain as associate members in the Boston chapter. Two piano duets by Mrs Bessie Rogers Maynard and Miss Isadore Rogers delighted guests. Refreshments served by the hostess and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauena v. Hunt
Sudbury
Nellie Rice Fiske
Washington, D. C
Lauretta Bent Feld
Mass. D. A. R
Boston
Florence Macewen
Edna J. Leland
Natick
Wayside Inn
Bessie Rogers Maynard
Isadore Rogers
Express Wagon Kills Child in Boston
Annie Sengrens a six year old girl was killed when an express company wagon ran over her in front of her Ray street home. Driver Jeremiah F. Driscoll was arrested as investigators continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Annie Sengrens
Ray Street
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Women janitors to staff Yale dormitories next fall
Yale announces that beginning in the fall women janitors will be assigned to college dormitories with full charge of students bedrooms and halls. Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Club won the international amateur billiard championships at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Calvin Demarest
Chicago Athletic Club
New
Concord and Local Happenings Reflect Winter Weekend
Concord residents report changes in business as M. J. Flannery leaves Walcott & Co. Mrs. W. Gerry visits in Concord while Dr H Richardson returns from Squaw Lake cottage outing. J Alvard Rowe plans a meat trial in the 100 yard dashes and Frank B Sanborn lectures on school pupils. Berkely Wheeler scores four points in a recent game. Tarleton and Revere dining room items noted as well. House at West Acton leased amid small local charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Flannery
Walcott & Co
Kinton
Concord
H. §. Richardson
Squaw Lake
Walter
Nathaniel Howe
Hubbard St
J. Alvard Rowe
Berkely Wheeler
J. OH
Tarleton
Vaa
Paul Revere
Ton Road Hag
West Acton
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Alfred E. McCleary
Riverside
Block
Mass
A. L.“Hicks
Marcel
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
Towne
Friend’s Block
Wied
C. L. King
Maynard Black
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public
Town House
Connection
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Elkay’s
P. H. Delee
Nason Street
Merry Widow Jewelry
Hamilton Watch
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Finney Ghost
Litchfield Main ST
Li A
Bouth AcTon
Harriett Bodfish of
Cambridge
Ethel Rich
Waltham Hospital
C. D. Holmes
Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
South End Grounds
Maynard Lodge
Hudson
Ellen Emerson
Woman's Club
Maynard Fire Department
James Cleary
John Lawton
John Callahan
John Dacey
William
Lawler
Adelbert Martin
George H Gutteridge
Fred Axford
Lee Donahue
Hathaway's Bakery
Tel
Office Riverside
Main Street
Calvin
Robinson
Mount Etna
Messina
Lima
Durand
Cerro de Pasco
Negrete
Huanico
Gowie
Waukegan, Its
Jane Dowie
Alexander Dowie
John A. Lewis
Ho Frank B. Sanborn
Baton Hall
Sanitaire
Concord Junction, Mass
North Acton
D. C. Harris
Acton Mass
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