Mabel Farrat Featured in Sudbury Caller Notes
Mabel Farrat of Waltham figures in Sudbury callers list as residents discuss domestic services including relabeled rates for cooking and electric laminating devices.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1927
Page
2
Mabel Farrat of Waltham figures in Sudbury callers list as residents discuss domestic services including relabeled rates for cooking and electric laminating devices.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company outlines an FR rate for customers using home, refrigeration, and cooking with all current through one meter. The company studied the change and invites inquiries at its Boston main office and local shop for the RB rate tablet.
Maynard residents share news from Holywood to New Mexico and Colorado. Mrs Nellia Wilson, class of 1918 at Maynard High, visits, while Mrs Gertrude Akerman stays with Mrs James Eaton. A grocery whist party at Masonic hall supports Joyce Kilmer parish camp, and a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs William Hinds on Garfield Street after Monday night.
The Epworth League at Maynard held a banquet on Monday evening May 23 with twenty two members in attendance. Maynard won the silver loving cup for the largest percent with 168 percent, followed by Hudson with 145 percent.
A sweeping ode to New England's origins, tracing the Mayflower voyage and the settlers' drive to build farms and industry. It emphasizes the founders' fearless liberty seeking, the central role of public schooling beginnings, and the contrast with illiteracy in other regions. The piece underscores education as a core duty of parents and towns, dating to 1642 ordinances.
Veterans Building benefit show at Concord Veterans Hall features Miss Gildys Graham of Concord Junction and a cast including John Abbott Mes Holden et al. Miller Muzaf or Davis Hous proceeds aid operating costs with H J Coolidge coordinating volunteers from Jas J Post and other groups.
A Memorial Day program hosted by Concord groups featured post commanders, GAR members, the A M James J Mansfield Post, Ralph P Hosmer Camp and Boy and Girl Scouts. Hon Charles F McCarthy spoke on Americanism, recalling Spanish American and World Wars, while Mrs Alpha Manter and Miss Nina Ruble sang. The evening closed with a Farce Sardines and refreshments.
A fragment lists women titled as organizers under the direction of Daniel C. Sullivan and names Miss Elizabeth Connell along with Mrs. Daniel Nagle and Mrs. Thomas Reilly in a civic project.
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