Pitman Couple Spotted at Summer Residence
Mr and Mrs Dudley L Pitman are at their summer residence on Dudley Road as they enjoy a seasonal retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Dudley L. Pitman
Dudley Rd
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
12
Open House at Lien Sac Lodge and Governor's Wife Reception
Saturday open house at Lien sac lodge with forenoon exercises and an afternoon reception to Mrs. Samuel McCall, governor's wife. Also this Wednesday the home mission study class meets at Mrs. Paul Webber’s home on Hillside Ave. A few concrete sidewalks are being laid through the common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liensac Lodge
Samuel McCall
Home
Paul Webber
Hillside Ave
Memorial Meeting for Old North Bridge grave decoration
The British Naval and Military Association of Boston with a detail of Lexington Minutemen will decorate graves at the Old North Bridge Concord on Sunday May 28. Afterward the group will dine with Bedford Minutemen at the town hall to view the old flag from the battle of Concord. Capt. Fred F. Cook and Sergt. Strahan lead efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Naval and Military Association of
Boston
Lexington Minutemen
Old North Bridge
Concord
British Naval Association
Bedford Minutemen
Town Hall
Bedford
Battle of
Fred F. Cook
Sergt. Strahan
Bedford ladies form bird club after May walk
A group of Bedford women walked along Dudley road on Monday morning May 8 and identified 30 birds including Cape May warbler. Guests of Mrs. Chester G. Barnes shared lunch and the club elected officers Mrs. William B. Simonds president Mrs. Ross K. Whiton secretary and J. A. Balfour treasurer. A second walk was planned for Tuesday morning to boost interest in birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Dudley Rd
Chester G. Barnes
William B. Simonds
Ross K. Whiton
J. A. Balfour Treas
Cape May
Grange Lecture on Man and the Microbe at Town Hall
Dr. Charles B. Simpson state district health officer will speak at Bedford Town Hall Monday evening May 22 at 8 oclock. The Midland district head explains infection sanitation and germs and how to guard against disease. Mosquitoes and flies will be shown and the audience invited to attend free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Simpson
Simpson
Midland
Bedford
Bedford Grange
Bird Night At Grange Delights Bedford Members
Bedford Grange hosted Bird Night with Charles W Jenks presenting birds found in Bedford and a 50 specimen case. A Victrola played birds songs, 47 numbered pictures hung, cards numbered for a quiz, and prizes awarded to Miss M E Davis Miss Alice Stoddard and Miss J E Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Charles W. Jenks
Gorst
Kellog
Jenks
M. E. Davis
Reed
Roger W. Brown
Alice Stoddard
J. E. Laws
Death of Edward A. Troy Former Charlestown resident
Edward A. Troy of Charlestown died Monday morning May 8 after a long illness at his home 19 Elmwood Street. Born in Charlestown about 30 years ago, he studied at Harvard and Charlestown High School and worked in brokerage with Bryant & Ingalls Boston and Bly & Co Boston. He leaves wife Catherine Walsh Troy and five brothers and two sisters. Funeral was held in Concord Thursday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Troy
Elmwood St
Charlestown
Mr. Troy
Harvard Grammar
Bryant & Ingalls
Boston
Bly & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Catherine Troy
Walsh
Concord
Sudbury Notes On Local Visits And Events
Perry loses a valuable new horse. Miss Alice Hosmer visited home over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Bent entertains her mother Mrs. Smith. Mrs. J. White hosted readings. Rev. George H Clarke preached at Memorial church. Mrs. M. B. Davey and Miss Davey were Sunday guests in Cambridge. Mrs. Charlotte Parmenter returned from winter in Cambridge. Mrs. Waldo L. Stone takes a health vacation leaving for Almira New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hosmer
Frank Bent
Smith
J. White
George Hi. Clarke
Memorial Church
South Sudbury
M. B. Davey
Miss Davey
Cambridge
Leon Hawes
Charlotte Parmenter
Waldo L. Stone
Almira, N.Y
Ferden Couple Celebrate 36th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Ferden marked 36 years of marriage on Wednesday May 10 with neighbors and friends in attendance. Ice cream and cake were served and graphophone selections were enjoyed along with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ferden
Methodist Church installs new Sunday school officers
Sunday evening the newly elected Sunday school officers and teachers were installed. Revi Clair G. Davis and his mother hosted a reception in the vestry with many members present. A pleasant evening included readings, trombone solos by Mr. Smith of Boston, and cornet and accordion numbers by Master Ray Christensen and Miss Clara. Decorations were pretty and a pink was given to each attendee. Mothers Day services drew a good crowd as the pastor spoke on The Meaning of Mothers Day from Proverbs 31. Arthur White and Miss Minerva Kempton organized the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revi Clair G. Davis
Hadley
Arthur White
Minerva Kempton
Lineman Percy Gilman Killed at Work in Medway
Percy Gilman of Walpole a son of Mrs. Frank Butler and former North Sudbury resident died at Medway last week after a work related injury. He was a lineman for Edison Electric Co and was fatally hurt while on duty. Funeral services were held at his home Sunday and much sympathy is expressed for his mother as his only son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Gilman
Walpole
Frank Butler
North Sudbury
Medway
Gilman
Edison Electric Co
Bhut
Courageous act kills two large black snakes threatening poultry
Mrs. George N Johnston displayed notable bravery by killing two four foot black snakes menacing her chickens. She first disposed of one on Saturday and, with only a spade, fought and killed the second on Monday when her husband was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Johnston
Phonographic Records and Their Manufacturing Process
Phonograph records are cut in wax to form a matrix for mass production. Edison outlined making the matrix by gold plating the wax impression and backing with copper. Records use a shellac matrix with filler and colorants, pressed in warm plastic to form final discs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
South Sudbury Social Notes Mention Friends and Residents
Mr and Mrs Libby hosted visitors from Boston on Sunday. Howard Goodnow bought a Studebaker from A T Haynes Maynard. Mrs C O Parmenter improves from pneumonia as Mrs L F Parmenter returns from Florida. Fordis Garfield of Fitchburg visits with his brother and a Hudson companion. Judge W N Davenport spends summers here and leaves his car with F B Tullis. Mrs Jones at Hunt rd and State highway installs well water. Parmenter lowers water on meadows as required by law, scenery improves health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Parmenter
State highway rebuild from Wayland to Bonnie Brook farm
Contractors have commenced work on the State highway to be rebuilt four miles from Wayland to Bonnie Brook farm. The road has been in very poor condition for two years. B. F. Hudson of Melrose is doing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Bonnie Brook Farm
B. F. Hudson
Melrose
Village makes yard and street improvements noted
Mrs John B Goodnow has improved her lawn by digging up fertilizing and re sodding. Others in the village trim trees and remove bushes to tidy streets for visitors passing through from many states by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Goodnow
Will Build At Once On 15 Acre Framingham Lot
Sale of 15 acre tract owned by Waldo L. Stone on Framingham road to R. I. Johnson of Westboro for immediate construction of a house and establishment of a permanent home with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo L. Stone
Framingham Rd
R. I. Johnson
Westboro
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