Local notices and society updates in Littleton and Sudbury
A long list of social visits, church events, classes and meetings from Littleton and Sudbury. Notes include Miss Mabel Pickard of Boston with her mother, a Western trip by a Mr Prouty, dances, charity suppers, a Barnes dance with Thayer’s orchestra, and town meeting articles on the town farm school routes and road improvements. Local officials, teachers, and clergymen are named along with several family moves and a resigning railroad foreman after decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Pickard
Boston
A. Prouty
Littleton
West Littleton
Retirement tribute for Mass Reformatory chaplain Batt
A Tuesday reception at Concord Junction O F hall honored Rev. W J Batt upon retiring after 25 years as chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory. Speakers praised his faithful service while gifts included a testimonial book and 25 chrysanthemums from Mrs Mary B Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. F. Hall
W. J. Batt
Reformatory
Batts
Allictt
Charles A William Batt
God
Rvice
Anne
A. 8. Baker
Mary B. Lane
Mr. Batt
Knowles
F. J. Pettigrew
Prison Commission
Batt
George F. Knowles
Walter
Ada Chaplain
E. E. Shattuck
H. M. Lane
Unrequited love leads man to shoot self in Groton hospital
John Scott known as Jack Scott, about 20 years old, shot himself three times after arriving at Louis Stone's residence. The act stemmed from alleged unrequited love for Delia Stone, a 17 year old high school student. He was moved by car to Groton hospital where he remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Ayer
Jack Scott
Littleton
Louis Stone
Mr. Stone
Delia
Scott
Groton
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Marlboro Reader
A Marlboro Massachusetts reader reports backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter describes years of discomfort and swift improvement, noting Doan's as the effective remedy and citing Buffalo New York as the U S distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Oe Ohearn
Seaarlboro
Mass
Doan
Icecout Meeaden Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice on Dividends and Hours
Marlborough Savings Bank in Marlborough Massachusetts announces dividends on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. Banking hours are 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12 30 on Saturdays. D Burdett is president and F Holyoke is treasurer.
President's Day Club Meeting At Unitarian Vestry
The Woman's club held an inspiring meeting in the Unitarian vestry Monday afternoon with presidents and delegates from Pepperell Westford West Acton Dorchester Shirley and Gard representing neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Unitarian Vestry
Pepperell
Westford
West Acton
Dorchester
Shirley and
Gard
Local program features piano recital and new member votes
Mrs Chas K Houghton played piano with Miss Sweatt and Foster giving a brilliant recital. Mrs Mason recited A Sketch of Laska. Four names were proposed for membership: Mrs A Pickard, Mrs Cora Hager, Agnes Nash, and Mrs Louise Layton. Miss Fannie Sanderson and Mrs Fannie Woollsbury were chosen delegates to the state federation in Cambridge on Nov 8. Refreshments by Misses Sweatt and Foster closed the enjoyable social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. K. Houghton
Sweatt
Foster
Mason
Laska
A. Pickard
Cora Hager
Agnes 3. Nash
Louise Layton
Fannie Sanderson
Fannie Woollsbury
Cambridge
Republican rally draws supporters from Littleton to Gardner
A 36 car train traveled free to Gardner for a grand Republican rally. Attendees from Littleton included W. E. Conant and others as well as Herbert Parker ex attorney general, Congressman MecCall, and W. A. Wilder. A lunch was served and crowds marched led by a band and drum corps through Gardner streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Gardner
Littleton
W. E. Conant
A. Kimball
Osman Needham
Edgar Woodbury
C. K. Houghton
J. P. Thacher
A. Patch
Gardner Station
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
MecCail
Winchester
W. 4. Wilder
Tin Shower Wriddy evening delights Concord friends
Miss Josephine Donelon and about two friends enjoyed a Tin Shower Wriddy at Mrs. Walter 8 Sudbury Road with cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Carl Hay hosted a large gathering Saturday with friends from M E church including Hansine Johnson who received a silver tea service as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Donelon
Carl Hay
M. EB. Church
Ramey
Hansine Johnson
Paver
League
Union Church Notes of Life and Love
Fragmentary church column notes mention an evening service and Miss Laura Sunday with relatives in Clarence. The unread portions reference life, love, and religious observations at Union Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
Laura Sunday
Clarence Vee Ion
Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Time Table
Corrected timetable entry dated June 5 1910 outlines car connections from Concord to Hudson Boston Worcester Ta Worcester South Framingham and Lowell lines with special theatre car from Maynard syncing at Concord Depot and hourly runs from 2 PM to 8 PM on Saturdays Sundays and holidays with through connections at Concord to various branches and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Hudson
Concord
Boston
Maynard
Concer Sunatiie
Birthes
Lowell
South Framingham
A.M
P.M. P.M
Maynard Sete
Actun Etter
W. Acton
Acton
Fae Hscs Ae
Sime
Itses
Lowell Acton Maynard Street Railway Time Table
Time table for the Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway showing published schedule details for Maynard and surrounding routes.
New rifle range opens near old Williams place
C J Waite is replaced by Charles Kilham as the new rifle range in the woods near the old Williams place is now in commission. The note warns nature lovers to keep a safe distance to avoid stray bullets, while stressing there is no absolute danger but caution is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Waite
Charles Kilham
Williams Place
Local notices and school notes from Charlies Wheaton move to Fielding
Miss Buck advertises seamless hose. Wheaton moves from Willow to Wilson Fielding. Seniors face juniors in a Friday football game at 3.30. Voter registrations total 52 with 19 at first meeting and 33 at final. St Andrews beats Stearns 19 to 0. Council warns property owners to remove gypsy and brown moth nests from trees before December 1 or be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Wheaton
Willow St
Wilson
Fielding St
St. Andrews
Stearns School of
Cambridge
Council
R. A
William Puitz
Alliston Toage
Hoars views on election and campaign conduct
Roger Sherman Hoar prints his brief election views in The Enterprise next to late arrival. He claims he and his supporters have acted fairly while facing harsh attacks from opponents. He cites a Boston Transcript retraction and accuses Bayley of misrepresentation on immediate free trade and direct votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherman Hoar
Hoar
Opy
Boston Transcript
Bayley
Mr. Bayley
Direct
Seniors Win Close Class Meet At Concord High
In a Wednesday afternoon event the Concord High School seniors defeated the freshmen by one point, 41 to 40, with wins across track events including 100 yard dash won by Rocks 12 Hubbard 10 Fowler 11, and 440 and 880 yard runs led by listed students. The court appearance of seven violators suggests Sunday law enforcement in the area, including Italian apple thieves in Lexington and a butcher case tied to “Lord's day” offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncord High School
Rocks
Hubbard
Fowler
Dye
Montague
Wood
Ace Richardson
Lexington
Tate Coast
Ae Ran Haled
Ee O Energy
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Lancaster Conference of Congregational Churches
Margaret Thacher
Lasell Seminary
G. Frank Hibbard
O. J. Fairfield
Edna Davis
John Malick
John
J. M. Hartwell
Edward Moore
Frederickton
N. B
Thomas Moore
Frank H. Hill
Middlesex Teachers’ ‘Association
Tremont Temple
Thayer
Peter McNiff
Riverside
B. Frank Jacobs
East Orange
N. J
B. F. C Chamberain Family. Chester M. Hartwell
Merrifields
Gordon
Mrs. Stillmaker
Portland
Paul Brown
Herbert Whitcomb
Tufts College
Richard Hartwell
South Acton
Circle of
King’s Daughters
Town Hall
Middlesex County Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Institute
Maynord
Nehemiah Boynton
Clinton Ave
Congregational
Littton
Dr. Boynton
National Council of Congregational Churches
Ros
Elmer Fletcher
Herbert Prouty
Herbert Sanderson
James Nixon
New England Hunt Club
Belchertown
Joker
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Frank Briggs
Japan
A. B. Lee
J. W. Godfrey
Swampscott
Dr. Godfrey
Godfrey
Sudbury
Mrs
Chester Perry
Oak
Albert W. Porter
Worcester
Hallowe'en
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Methodist Church
Frank H. Hadley
N. Y
Hadley
Bow
N.H
Concord Junction
the Reformatory
John! Scott
Groton Hos
Pital
Archie Godfrey
Helen Prouty
Lowen
Jon Hardy Jr
Marion Flagg
Newton
H Nixon
Bast
Lattleton
Congregational Society
Erie
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
D. Burdett
F. Holyoke
Marlboro Stock Farms
Wass
Elnggt Mesa
Union Church Notes
Hindwon
Liaso
Westvale
Concord A.M
Joncord Junction
Estrale
Stow Maynard
Hheasondale
Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
A. Persons
Maynard, Maes
Dougherty
Potter
Coolidge
Rook
Hopkins
Johnson
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