Sudbury Notes on Local Openings and Parish News
Smoothed from Sudbury items about Mr Moores opening a tea room on State road this week. Visits between Medford Malden Hudson and local families are noted along with church efforts to fundraise. A Sunday memorial service featured Rev Wood and prayers by local clergy. Fire reports misstate property losses. corrections follow. Fr Crowley of St Peter’s, a Maynard leader in temperance and education, is described along with his prior service and ordinations.
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Moores
Boston
State Road
Ham
Medford
W. M. Parmenter
Henry Way
Archie Way
Malden
Methodist Church
Frank Hadley
Hudson, No
George Daley
Hadley
Union Memorial
Memorial Church
Wood
Unitarian Church
George Carke
Prarring
Somga
Priest
Lagoon
Amon
George Goodnow
Becton
Howard Godnow
Fast Sudbury
George W. Hunt
Sudbury
Haynes Willike
Orepaira Oon Bradshaw's
Maynard
Parker Street
Mineen
Nellie
Katherine Crowley
Edoward
Crowley
Concord
Plymouth
St. Petera
Maynam
Maynard Temperance Society
Fr Crowley
Boston College
Brighton Seminary
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wakefie'd
St Cecelia’s
Academy of Assumption
St Peter’s
Michael Horrigan
St. Bridget’s
Buckley
St. Peter’s
Peter McCormack
Hudson
St. Joseph's Parish
Hanover
Fr Crowley Installed as Pastor at Plymouth Parish
Fr Crowley celebrated his first mass after ordination marking a historic moment in Plymouth. Revered by longtime residents, he served during the pastorate of Rev. John A Crowe and has long been in touch with the town’s diverse community.
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Crawley
John A Crowe
Crowley
Steem
Capt James Byron Case Deferred Over Medical Status
In Hudson on May 28, Capt James Byron’s case was debated in Cambridge Superior Criminal Court before Judge Fosdick. Attorney John E. Rice urged the matter be treated as a medical case, citing Byron’s World War I service and gas exposure, not a criminal act, as a judge and district attorney discussed the issue. He noted Byron suffered a serious pneumonia attack and sought a ruling on his capacity to plead.
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Atty Rice
Byron
Leo
Captain Byron’s care secured at Veterans Hospital West Roxbury
The court postponed action while Capt Byron’s condition was reviewed. Doctors found both lungs affected by mustard gas, leading to immediate treatment needs. He was admitted to the Veterans' Hospital in West Roxbury for at least six months and a Pension of $90 a month for him and his wife is being pursued by Atty Rice.
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Atty Rice
Capt Byron
Veterans
Veterans’ Bureau
Byron
Hudson
Co. F
Atty
John E Rice
Marlboro
Woman's Life Threatened by Husband in Hudson
Police were called to 12 Water Street where Mrs Davinis reported her husband Felix Davinis had chased her from home and threatened her life. Officers found the husband intoxicated from home brew and moonshine. he was arrested and charged with disturbing the peace, with the case placed on file. Dozens of residents and about fifty onlookers gathered as police responded.
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Hudson
Felix Davinis
Water Street
Davinis
West Acton G A R Memorial Day Services Planned
West Acton Comrades and Associate Members meet at GAR hall at 7 30 am for services at Acton Center and Woodlawn Cemetery on Memorial Day to unveil the Soldiers' Monument presented by a comrade.
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West Acton
Comrades of All Wars Observance at Baptist Church
The event announces a church dinner in the vestry on December 15 and an oration by Rev Charlee A Haney at 1 30 pm. Comrades of all wars are invited to join in the day’s exercises.
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Wm. Chaplin
The
Baptist Church
Charlee A Haney
Surprise Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Mace in Hudson
About 70 neighbors gathered at River Street home to honor Mr and Mrs Joseph G Mace as they prepare to move to California. Valerie Payne opened the affair with a brief address and the group presented a substantial gift of money. Guests organized the refreshments and parlor games followed by musical selections as the couple received warm wishes from longtime friends.
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Hudson
Joseph G. Mace
River Street
Mace
California
Valerie Payne
Worcester Men Arrested for Drunkenness After Street Collision
Arthur A. McCann and James R Kane of Worcester were arrested by Chief Richardson after colliding with a wagon at Washington and Houghton streets. Kane was drunk and McCann also drank. They were jailed, released on bail, and the case continued to the next morning.
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McQuinn
Kane
McCann
Schofield Kenney Nuptials Set For St Michael's June 17
Mr and Mrs William J Schofield announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Donna Teresa Schofield to John Francis Kenney of Brookline on June 17 at 9 30 a m at St Michael's church Hudson Miss Katherine McNally of Manning street is the recipient of a
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William J Schofield Warner
Donna Teresa Schofield
John Francis Kenney
Brookline
St. Michael’s Church
Hundeon
Park Street Visitor Wins Pocketful of Luck
A Dorchester resident recently distributed tickets in the Dorchester area and Boston relatives celebrated a Park Street visitor who held a lucky ticket yesterday.
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Ford
Park Street
Boston
Dorchester
Classified Columns Guide Fortunes for Many Readers
Large number of people reportedly dodge bad luck by following tips and notices in the classified section. The brief item notes how practical hints and community notices shape everyday choices and outcomes.
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