Sudbury Forest Fire Ravages Hundreds of Acres
Severe blaze sweeps through Sudbury and surrounding areas over in the mid week booting thousands of acres blackened. Firefighters from Wayland Ellsworth Rice and Framingham battled the flames aided by back fires and spraying equipment. A second, less severe fire broke out Thursday afternoon near South Sudbury with help from local crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Perry
Pratt Woods
Raymond Pratt
George Goodnow
South Sudbury
Wayland Combination
Ellsworth Rice
Framingham
Farm operator Carricho injures child with discarded acid
A farm manager referred to as Carricho drank acid from a bottle thrown away by men fighting a blaze. The acid used to fill extinguishers severely burned a child who was taken to South Framingham Hospital. The scene involved rough behavior in South Sudbury and Oley cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley
We Carricho
South Framingham Hospital
Local social notes and events from Maynard area
The column lists visits and guests in Maynard and nearby towns including Gloucester Hudson and Waltham. It mentions relatives in North Acton and Albany visitors, church services by Rev William H Teel, and local lodge memorials. Also notes a concrete house contract near Stowrd and blossoming orchards along the C M & H street railway near Lake Boon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Normal School
Ringling’ Bros
Lake Boon
MARLBORO FUN, TRAVEL AND VISITORS PAGE LISTS NAMES
Local notes show numerous visits and travels across towns. Harry Burns and Brock Allen Howe from Beverly and Cambridge visitors over Sunday. Boston and Somerville residents travel to the area. several employees take trips to Nantasket Beach and Southbridge. Community figures attend church services. Bartenders' union delegates return from a national convention.
West Acton Notes And Local Updates
West Acton notes report L A Sebastian owns a touring car and Miss Berenice Cunningham begins a two month trip to E and other places. Schools closed to mitigate crowded rooms. A Guilford adds two ceilings by Holt and Dur. Kee nes Dee and wife moved to Dr Norris dentist post near Portland. Two smallpox cases reported, A R Beach and a daughter of Minnie Decoster. Arthur Weatherbee of Boxboro buys A Lee Brown residence. the Browns move to Dorchester. Ladies Benevolent society to hold June supper on June 8 with a young ladies committee. Katharine Richardson elected secretary of elementary work at Concord Metrict Interdenominational Sunday School union Maynard meeting. replacing Mrs Mary B Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Beach
Minnie Decoster
Arthur B. Wetherbee
Boxboro
A. Lee Brown
Concord Metrict
Mrs J B White Visits Son at Hanover College
Mrs J B White visited her son L B White at Hanover College over the week. He has been named a resident of the debating club. Daily fires are reported along the line of the section men, who fear for their throats. Alden Finez was sent for last Saturday night.
Bedford Items Include Meetings Fire Dept Progress and Local Notices
Bedford notes report on town affairs with minutes of the board of selectmen a May 18 PT A talk on the Passion Play from Bavaria and fire department activity including a new forest fire wagon Mrs Katherine Noherty’s illness and community notices about a dressmaker offering services and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Associaton
Geo. Blinnwill
Ober Ammernau
Bavaria
Katherine Noherty
Concord Junction Community News Roundup
Mrs W Robbins has returned home after an abroad stay. Miss Mildred Garrity of Boston visited relatives. H W Thurston and family moved from Commonwealth Ave to Grove St. Mr and Mrs George Garfield welcome a baby girl. Foundations laid for two houses on Central St by Henry Hawley. Mr and MrsDaniel S. Jo on of New York attended a recent tea. Harry Ryan convalescing after appendicitis surgery. Richard MacClellan bought a Ford touring car from Pine Ford. The play Miss Fearless Co enjoyed success and drew invitations from nearby towns. Plans for a baseball diamond on the purchased land at Memorial Day target. playgrounds and courts to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Litchfield
Ruby Litchfield
Southbridge
F. T. Curtis
Harry Colleary
Ernest Dalrymple
Frank Brennan
Thomas Lyons
Peter Kenney
White Mountain
Warren Howe
West Medway
Herbert Pane
Y. Hartford
Y. Hartford, Conn., Was At Home With Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Warren
Spoonhill Ave
Fred Foshay
M. R. Foshay
The
Baptist Church
BR. A. Barnard
C. S. Thomson
Henry Morse
Cotting Ave
Gardner
Merry Allen
George Garfield
Central St
Henry Hawley
Daniel 8. Joon
New York
Harry Ryan
Ricard MacClellan
Pine Ford
Nis
Social Notes From Dorchester and Nearby Towns
Local society column records visits and guests including Mrs A C Chase in Dorchester and Mrs Jennie H Chase hosting in town. Entries note moves to Italy and Ireland, travels to Woodstock Vermont and field Vermont, and a infant death burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Sudbury
South
Mansfield, O
News
Estangisuka
Telepilos
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
OLD Wright Tavern
Concord
Charles C. Wellman Prrhane
Rupert W. Stockbridge
Mass
Alden Speare
Automobile Oils
D. BE. Perkins, and
R. Wells CO
Ps O
Gedford
Annie Nivela
Gloucester
Lewis ‘Cuttelle
North Acton
Ruth Hill of
Hudson
L.S. Brooks
Charles McGill
James Claflin
Lowell
William Harper
Waltham
George Dyson
Dennis White
Watertown
James O’brien
Helen Watson
South Hadley
Fred McCleary
Emma _ Greenhalge
South Framingham
John McCarthy
Elizabeth
Albany
N. Y
Charles Ryan
William H. Teel
Jamaica Plain
Congregational Church
May Greer
Percy Henderson
Bristol, N. H
John Hanna
George Lynch
Revere Beach
Nnward McPherson
Clarence Prescott
Tufts College
McPherson
John McPherson
Ralph Coleman
Kenneth and
Priscilla
North Andover
Coleman
Harry Burns
Brockton
Allen Howe
Beverly Sunday
Carl Southwick
Cambridge
J. T. Finneran
Boston
T. F. McCarthy
Beatrice Hunt
F. A. Reynolds
Nantasket Beach
Samuel Parker
Chicago
M. FP. Dwyer
Emmett Sr
John Tucker
Berke, Ley
Eva Thone
Somerville
Albert Bordo
Lincoln St
John.j. Cassidy
Board of Health
Joseph Gelinas
Raymond Whitney
Woonsocket
R. I
Newton St
Anna PD. Connelly
Brooks House
Washington
J. Milton Walker
Miss Walker
Roslindale
James P. Hutch
Bartenders’ Union
LUCAS
Townsend
Nason and
Main Streets
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St. ‘Opp. Mill Maynard
West Acton
L. A
A. Guilford
W. B. Holt
C. G. Dur. Kee
Nes Dee
Dr. Norris
Portland
Bedford
Mathex
W. Blake Co., Drug Co
Buffalo Nil
Pawnee Will
Ional and
Children’s Rewine
M. B. Pierce
Ema
Pedford
Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor
Miss Buck’s
E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
John C. White
Main St
Concord, Mass
White
William Flavin
W. Robbins
Mildred Garrity
H. W. Thurston
Grove At
A.C. Chase
Dorchester
Arthur A
Frank Locklin
Harry Bayrd
Henry P. Eastman
Manchester
N. H
Jennie H. Chase
Charles Whitney
John M. Keyes
A. ‘Tower
Hannah
Catherine Moynihan
Franconia
Ireland
Maude Honthas
Melrose
R. D. Willard
Charles Tolman
Sleepy Hollow
Angier
Barretts Mim Road
George P. Parker
Mr. Parker
Frisbie
Chalmers
Frisbie, Coon & Co
Troy
Boston Clothing Co
Kotter
Keen Kutter
Granite State
Concord Jct
Walden Street
Mabs
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