Dorchester Social Notes And Local Events
SUDBURY Mrs Charles Brackett guests in Dorchester on Sunday. D Ee Ferden family occupy a house vacated by L B F Raycroft. Mr and Mrs C L Perry and daughter Marjorie spent Sunday and Monday in Worcester. Cyallanegie bish school to present drama Down Maine in town hall Friday evening May 21. Friends of A B Richardson of Waltham with summer cottage at Great Pond gave him a 15 ft story on Sunday. Miss May Robinson of Natick and Nell Claflin of Hopkinton, former local teachers, were guests of Mrs H L Newton Saturday. The Sunday school box party at the Methodist church was well attended. The Gymnasium class to show public exhibition Thursday evening May 13 at Music hall 8 p m under Miss Fraser and Mr Sanders.
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D. Ee Ferden
L. B. F. Raycroft
C. L. Perry
Marjorie
Worcester
Cyallanegie Bish School
Maine
May Robinson
Natick
Nell Claflin
Hopkinton
H. L. Newton
Methodist Church
Music Hall
Fraser
Sanders
Insanity claim surrounds Jordan trial victim Willis White
Willis A. White of this town, after serving on the Jordan jury, reportedly became violently insane and was committed to Worcester insane hospital. Reports say his condition followed intense trial involvement and fear over the verdict, with doctors and officials investigating mental incapacity as a possible grounds for a new trial.
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Town
Worcester Insane Hospital
Jordan Jury
White
Enterprise
Arthur E. Walker
Mr. Walker
Old Vose
Sudbury Line
John Connors
F. A
Worcester Hospital
Concord
Worcester
T. J. O'Donnell
F. A. Rich
Jordan
Byrne
Commonwealth
John . Connors
Afgusta
Howard Hamblen
Mr. White
Breaks confessed by two Brophy brothers in Bedford raids
Two Boston arrested brothers Brophy aged 17 and 21 confess to 32 breaks from January 5 including Bedford robberies. Police state they stole thousands in clothing and valuables and used a Boston fence. The younger planned the crimes, and a 16 year old also featured in the gang.
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Kelly
Flynn
State Police
Brophy
Boston
Lawrence
Bedford
Messrs Burke, Norton
Brophy Brothers
James Brothers
Norton
Hollis St
Christopher Burke
Merrimack River
Billerica
Mr. Kelly
Local Notices and Community Happenings In South Sudbury
Mrs S Anderson visits from the son for a few days. Bernard Stone and wife from South Framingham visit family over Sunday. Station Agent H H Whitney entertains his father and sister from Medford. Mrs F H Hilton of South Framingham visits daughter Mrs A H Founes. H H Rogers begins a new greenhouse foundation. Miss Lora Parmenter from Lynn plans to settle with grandmother Mrs G J Fish. Col Hicks and son return to country home for summer occupancy. Charles Richardson recovers from a hand fracture at the skating rink. Edward C Butterfield resumes jury duty in Lowell after a two week excusal. W H Fairbanks ships cattle to Greenfield. Fred L Clark sends stock to West Rutland for pasture. Mothers Day services held at Memorial church with Ezekiel 19 10 as text. carnations worn. Evening chapel exercises also. Yo Yo plant opens for tonics and Ginger Ale with E G Bradshaw planning broader distribution under a new company serving 10 miles and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Church
Mr. Whiting
Concord Junction News Highlights and Local Notices
George Haggerty returns to Boston Harness. Whit ney Point visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Taft. Dorchester Miss Anna Gaynor and Rutland Miss Mary Breen guests of Connell sisters. Amuranock water reservoir being filled and electric control adjusted. James Mullin awarded Union church building contract. work to start. Co M H Ry to run special car to meet Concord theatre train. Frank L Garland markets plants on East Acton road. Knights of Columbus event hosts Charlie’s Aunt reception Friday. Coffee fee and Dance May 21 to aid Help of Christiaan church. Mrs. Charles S Temple of Charlestown dies after three-week illness. Funeral in Charlemont, interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank L. Garland
East Acton Road
Charlie’s
Knights of Columbus
Agnes
Garvey Bee
Association Hall
Christiaan Church
Charles 8. Temple
Charlestown
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Boston
Concord Items Echo Grange Degrees and Local Affairs
Concord Grange will initiate eight candidates on two degrees. Watertown family opens summer camp at Fairhaven Bay. Local workers visit Harvard meet. high school athletes plan to attend. Miss Maude Hunt returns to Christie’s store after illness. Stedman Buttrick listed as executor of George Morrill’s will. About 560 C H 8 students visited Sorolla paintings in Boston with teachers. Chelsea board hosts road department staff amid Mass Highway group. Residents propose renaming Middle Street to Monrpest. action pending. One candidate initiated into A U W mysteries by Harmony lodge. District Deputy Maynard official visit and remarks. Two speeders summoned to district court with fines. one case on file, another fined $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frederick Robinson
Watertown
Fairhaven Bay
Luther Franks
Lynn “Electrical Works
Thoreau St
Concord High School
Maude Hunt
Christie's
Harmony Lodge
Binks of
Maynard
Keyes Has Everything Electrical Auto Sporting Goods
Advertising copy touts Keyes as a one stop shop offering electrical and auto supplies as well as sporting goods and toys. It promotes a lower price philosophy and urges customers to compare with other stores while highlighting baseball gear and outdoor sports selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical and Auto
Red Cross Registry Lists Nurses On Call
The Red Cross Registry lists trained and experienced nurses available at short notice. Prices range from 10 to 21 dollars per week. Telephone 21270 6-73.
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Sudbury
Charles Brackett
Dorchester
A. B. Richardson
Waltham
Great Pond
IMP D Toms
H. P. N. Dahl
Riverside
MAIN
Eskes Sss
CSB
GEO
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Acton
Parker St
Assabet Park
M. F. Mullin
Nason St
W. F. Main ST
Litchfield
Worcester Asylum
Willis A. White
South
S. Anderson
Bernard Stone
South Framingham
H. H. Whitney
Medford
F. H. Hilton
A. H. Founes
H. H. Rogers
Lora Parmenter
Lynn
G. J. Fish
Col. Hicks
Charles Rchardson
Edward C. Butterfield
Lowell
Stevers
Supreme Court
W. H. Fairbanks
Greenfield
Fred L. Clark
West Rutland
Red Cross
Bradshaw
South Framingham, Bottling and Extract Co
Concord Junction
George Haggerty
R. W. Taft
Whitney Point, N. Y
Albert J. Hicks
Anna Gaynor
Mary Breen
Rutland
Misses Genie
Elizabeth Connell
Amuranock
James Mullin
Union Church
Concord Grange
Stedman Buttrick
George W. Morrill
Visi
Copley Hall
Jeremiah Sheehan
John M. Keyes
Road Department
Chelsea Board of Control
Mass. Highway Association
Middle St
Middle
Monrpest
John One
Dapvece
Wna
Grinnell Martin
Keyes
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographse
Kalsomined
The
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Walthas
Walden St
Walden Hall
Commonwealth Ave
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