Sudbury News Notes and Local Arrivals
SUDBURY and Mrs. Frederic Whiting visit their summer home. Master Henry W. Way serves at the Post Office. Renee Zerbelia to work on Ethan Davis’s farm. Hawes family buys James Tulis greenhouses and plans building later. Theodore Brown of Lebanon died after brief illness. oldest son of Eunice Baldwin Brown. Grange to work third and fourth degrees in Spencer May 8. Helen Noyes at home after Boston winter. Myron Lawin returns to Hyde Park. Walter Stone works with Arthur White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Whiting
Henry W. Way
N. Y
Vrenee Zerbelia
Ethan Davis
Theodore Brown
Lebanon
N.eh
Eunice Baldwin Brown
David Baldwin
The
Grange
Spencer
Helen Noyes
Boston
Myron Lawin
Hyde Park
Walter Stone
Arthus White
South Acton Community Notes and Local Movements
Miss Florence Tuttle of Lynn visited with her mother Mrs Lizzie Tuttle over the weekend. Geo Garland moved his furnishings to Milford. Local residents attended the Boston game in Boston. James Bent moved into Mr. Garland’s former house. Vernon McGreen visited his parents Thursday. Edward Pratt drives a new Franklin car. Geo Todd builds a stone garage on Main St. Concord contract doing the work. Boy Scouts team to play Boxboro at school grounds Thursday evening. Thomas Ryan of Worcester at F A Lothrop factory. Joseph Coffee of Boxboro started work at Jones Farm Monday. South Acton Grammar school beat West Acton 26 to 14 Thursday. Batteries for South Acton Morse and Johnson. West Acton Hurley, Conquet and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tuttle
Lynn
Lizzie Tutte
Geo. Garland
Milford
Irving Smith
Osgood Tuttle
Geo. Smith
Sherman McGreen
Harry Prescott
Boston
Geo
Todd
Aio Aix
Main St
Concord
Boy Scouts
Boxboro
Thomas Ryan
Worcester
F. A. Lothrop
Joseph Coffee
Jones Farm
Suth Acton Grammer
West Acton
Grammer
Acton
Geo. Morse
Johnson
West Acifio
Hurley
Conquet and
Butler
Concord Scene Sees Guests and High School Game
Cambridge resident Miss C. Ian Carrigan and Swampscot’s Mr. Walter Davis stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis during the weekend. Concord High’s manager Michael Mullaney arranged a baseball game with Natick High for today at the Concord playgrounds. A brush fire along the Concord Acton boundary burned a large tract on the estates of Dexter Spinney and W. S. Robbins for over two hours, with a grass fire on 511 Main St Concord Jct. AWARDS IN ART ARE ANNOUNCED Concord Art Association Awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ian Carrigan
Cambridge
Walter Davis
Swampscot
W. A. Davis
Michael Mullaney
Oncord
Natick High
Concord
Concord-Acton
Dexter Spinney
W. S. Robbins
Williams
Ingham
Man St
Concord Jct
Concord Art Association exhibition awards on view at Art Corner
The jury awarded three bronze medals of honor and two honorable mentions in the Concord Art Association seventh annual show at Art Corner 16 Lexington Road. Charles Hopkinson won a medal for The Pianna Door, Boston. Paul Wayland Bartlett earned a bronze for sculpture. Lucy M. Stanton of Boston won for Uncle George in miniature painting. Ernest Kaween of New York City earned an honorable mention for Late Afternoon. Albin Polagek of Chicago earned bronze for An Inspiration in sculpture. The exhibition runs daily 10 AM to 6 PM, Sundays 7 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Art Association
Lexington Road
Charles Hopkinson
Boston
Paul Wayland Bartlett
Lucy M. Stanton
Uncle George
Ernest Kaween
New York City
Albin Polagek
Chicago
Fctas
G. Hollis Blake
Chilton Cabot
Frederick I. Chase
Julia Coburn
Philip A. Davis
Allen French
Sherman Hoar
George S. Keyes
Miles Helen A. Legate
Harry B. Little
B. Steward Murphy
F. Alcott Pratt
George L. Prescott
Russell Robb
Herbert B. Smith
Theodore L. Smith
Louis A. Sohier
Mark H. Wentworth
Marlboro Notes: Births Events and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Frank McGee welcomed a baby boy at Marlboro hospital and both parents are reported well. Mother's Day is set for May 13 with Mrs Fred Tambling hosting at 107 Powest Street. Local civic items include the Jolly Three Club dance in Guest Hall with Wilfred Lively chairing and Lenox orchestra, the LeDue-Dandenault nuptials at St Marys Church on May 1, and the sale of 10 Acre Farm to William Woods of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGee
Marlboro Hospital
Fred Tambling
Powest
Pital
Pr Clute
Boston
W Smith
C H Merrill
Jolly Three Club
Wilfred Lively
Lenox Orchestra
George O. LeDue
Ida (Martel) Dandenault
St. Mary's Church
Frank Keizer
Southboro
A. H. Foster
William Woods
Worcester
Elizabeth Sweeney
Short St
Marlboro High School
Lenmison
Maple St
E. C. Leport
Lynch
Ros, Shoe Co
Betty Toohey
Water Terrace
Helen Kingston
Cleveland House
Nantasket Beach
Unitarian Church
Dorothey Bowles
Berlin
Diamond FL
Aley
Bowlers Enter Contest As Marlboro Moose Visit Worcester
The Phi contest likely closes the season with many bowlers entered led by manager McBride. A Marlboro lodge delegation will attend Worcester lodge dedication exercises near June end. Hospitality to Marlboro brothers during last Monday evening visit praised in Moose circles in Marlboro. Mooseheart Legion to meet at Moose hall tonight.
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Phi
McBride
Marlboro Lodge
Worcester Lodge
Marlboro Brothers
Moose
Marlboro
The
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
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Sudbury
T Inbers
D. BE. Hawes
James Tulis
United States
America
Usco
South Acton
Coats
MFRS
Cloaks & Suit House Inc
Maynard, Mass
T. W. Surette
Commonwealth Ave
Enil
Bonny Best
John Bartholmew
Thoreau St. Concord
Frank Maley
Thompson St. Maynard
Concord Junction
Kohler-Cambell
F. A. Creightons
Maynard D
Main Street A. and P. Store
Lot
Hildren
F. A. Creighton
Maynard
Terns
A. L. Carlton
Summer St
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