Congregational Church Notes and Local Happenings
Local notes from Lebanon Orange and Boxboro cover visits by Frank Willard Anthony Sweet and Clarence Jones, A. Otis at Pi ano Stool, and a Valley Farm drama at Boxboro. The Governor signed an electric bill, a 30 by 90 mill addition is planned, a bridge contract is let, and a Littletons vs Actons baseball game is set. A wild west show passes through, a 70-person Ladies Social circle supper, Gamma Tan club formed, and Dollar Day announced for Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willard
Lebanon
Anthony Sweet
Orange
Clarence Jones
Boston
L. Fullenton
Boxboro
A. Otis
Piano Stool Company
Hector
Stow
Carl Pickens
Albany
Telegram
Dramatic Company
Valley Farm
Finney & Holt
Walter Tuttle
Jack Durkee
E Company
Luggi del Tufo
Col. Cummin
Wild West Indian Co
Fletcher Company
Westford
Wm. Kinsley
Mullin
Prospect St
Littletons
Actons
Cutting
Sudbury Notices Patch: Weddings, Sports, and Local News
300th Sudbury Harry Johnson buys a motor cycle. Rev BE C Whiting visits from Milford. George Crawford filled a vacancy at G W Hunts store. Two June weddings rumored. performers well known locally. Dr and Mrs BE R Cutler of Wal tham visit brother A W Rogers. Maribel and Jessie Farr visit friends in Lowell. Postmaster George W Hunt enjoys fishing trip at Moultonboro. Acton high school defeats Sudbury high school 8 to 2 in baseball at Rogers field. D Newton loses horse and cow. buys two horses from Perry & White. Selectman George A Haynes marries Alice B Sawyer in Boston May 22. Haynes builds new house near Wayland line. Christian Endeavor Dedham group visits Wayside Inn. Zylus club Harvard takes dinner at Inn. Saxonia captain and party visit. Memorial church and parsonage improvements praised. Rev Whiting credited. Driveway grading and drainage work noted as improving grounds. Burnside Post G R members with Gen D D Wiley attend Memorial day services at Edwards Congregational church Saxonville. afternoon at Sudbury Centre Methodist church. Rev P E Hughes preaches. remarks by Rev E C Whiting and Rev Ida C Hultin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Acton
Sudbury High School
D. Newton
Perry & White
George A. Haynes
Boston
Edward Lord Bag
Alice B. Sawyer
Haynes
Wayland Line
Christian Endeavor Society of
Dedham
Wayside Inn
Lemon
Zylus Club
Harvard Codege
Saxonia
Memorial Church
Whiting
Burnside
Burnside Post, G. R., Who Reside In This Town, Accompanied By Gen. D. D. Wiley
Edwards Congregational Church
Saxonvillea
P. E. Hughes
Sudbury Centre
Mr. Phillips
E. C. Whiting
Memorial Congregational Church
Ida C. Hultin
First Unitarian Church
West Acton Social and Church Notes
West Acton residents share visits from New Bedford Grot on Stoneham and Somerville friends. Illness and recovery mention Mrs C H Nash F R Knowlton and Stanley Hall. Memorial services at Baptist church led by Rev D W Lovett and Sunday School district meeting reports. Holyoke annual meeting set for Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhatigan
Lawrence
Louis Leveroni
Rhatigan
Cizar
KE. H. Hall
Baptist Church
D. W. Lovett
Baptist Sunday School
Concord
Maynard
Holyoke
Boxboro Man Shoots Himself in Despondency
George Blanchard a Boxboro resident committed suicide by shooting himself Saturday morning at his sister Mrs N E B Whitcomb home. Despondency from ill health was given as the cause. He was unmarried. Funeral services were held Monday at Mrs Chas Dudley’s home with burial in Mt Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blanchard
Boxboro
N. EB
Whitcomb
Blanchard
Chas. Dudley
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Sudbury Tax Collector Announces Collection Action in 1906
Sudbury Massachusetts collector Francis R. Bent warns taxpayers to settle unpaid 1905 06 taxes or face arrest or sale on or after June 9 1906. Notice served May 23 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Francis RE. Bent
Mass
Auction of Susie Chandler Home Goods Acton Mass
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer will sell for Miss Susie Chandler East Acton Massachusetts on Monday June 4 1906 at 1 pm. Household goods in a variety and a lot of garden tools. The place is sold and she must vacate immediately. Come early for bargains. Sale positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Acton Mass
Susie
Chandler
East Acton Mass
Marlboro Notes and Local Arrivals Highlight Week
Dr. BE A Salmon of Maynard visited Marlboro on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J J Sullivan of Lowell were in town. Russell Wallance of Boston stayed at Gleason House. L FE Walker resumes duties on the Boston and Maine after vacation. George Green of Marlboro Last Co. works in Worcester. Michael Murphy to work at Wentworth hotel New Castle NH for summer. H E Parker of the Boston and Maine visits Fitchburg. Fireman Charles Perrot takes his post. Mrs. Martha Hager of Boston road, in her 90s, visits Framingham with niece Mrs. C W Sanderson. H H Lathe resumes duties at the Boston and Maine depot after vacation. Phil J Burke to attend Knights of Columbus convention in New Haven. Burke is a Joppa club member with national KC reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Salmon
Maynard
J. J. Sullivan
Lowell
Russell Wallance
Boston
Gleason House
L.fe
Walker
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ines George Green
Marlboro Last Co
Worcester
Michael Murphy
Wentworth
New Castle
N. H
H. E. Parker
Boston & Maine Road
Fitchburg
Charles Perrot
Martha Hager
Boston Road
C. W. Sanderson
Framingham
Phil J. Burke
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Burke
Joppa Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finney & Hoitt
South Acton
Frank Holt
Universalist Church
Exchange Hall
Wm. Merriam
Delvig
Misses Genie
Eliza Fletcher
Shapley
Congregational Church Notes
Mr. Peebles
Israel
Miss Giraun
Calvary
Marjorie Peebles
C. E
Eva Rand
Dr. Christie
Gamma Tan” Club
First Congregational Church
Ethel Duren
Marlboro
Harry Johnson
BE. C. Whiting
Milford
Geo. Crawford
G. W. Hunt
Nathan Barker
BE. R. Cutler
Waltham
A. W. Rog
Maribel
Jessie’ Farr
Geo. W. Hunt
Moultonboro
West Acton
Arthur W. Gardner
New Bedford
Wallace Brown
Groton
Walter Mead
C. H. Nash
F. R. Knowlton
Stanley Hall
New York
Nance O'Neil
America
Acton Centre
Alfred T. Haynes & CO
Marlborough
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