Marlboro and area notes and social updates
Mrs. Herbert Ward of Worcester visited Marlboro friends. Mrs. Stephen Flynn, caring for her mother at Natick, returned to Norwood street. Wilber Conrad goods moved from Bolton to Church Street. Socialist party caucuses planned for municipal nominations. Mrs. Nathan Walker, 91, to live with daughter Mrs. Henry Butler. Mrs. Johnson returns home after winter visits in West Townsend and Ashburnham. Mr and Mrs J Herbert Gould welcome a baby boy born Sunday. Chas Favreau and family attended St Anselm Boston College game in Boston, a 6 to 6 tie. Donia Favreau captains St Anselm's team. Both teams meet again in Manchester on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Flynn
Natick
Norwood St
Wilber Conrad
Bolton St
Church St
Socialist Party
Nathan Walker
West Townsend
Henry Butler
Johnson
Arthur Howard
Ashburnham
J. Herbert Gould
Mabel Turner
Chas. Favreau
Florida
Dolorés Chagnon
Edward Demers
St. Anselm
Concord Debutante Miss Margaret Titcomb Presented to Society
Miss Margaret Titcomb debutantes at her Sudbury Road home in Concord with parents Dr. and Mrs. George E. Titcomb hosting from 3:30 to 6 PM. Guests arrived from Brookline Boston Cambridge Lincoln and Concord as roses and chrysanthemums adorned a pink themed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord’s Fair
Margaret Tittcomb
George E. Titcomb
Sudbury Road
Miss Titcomb
Wellesley
Ruth Eliot
Brookline
Virginia Wainwright
Boston
Maude ‘W. van Ransselaer
Cambridge
Marguerite
Anna Eldredge
Lincoln
Helen Keyes
Marjorie Blanchard
Antoinette Barker
Concord
Titcomb
Springside
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Boston Sewing Circle
Eliot
First Parish Church Social Adds Festive Note
The First Parish church social committee led by Dr. Henry J. Walcott hosted the Friday vestry social as a reception for Pastor Loren B. Macdonald and Mrs. Macdonald. About 125 attendees enjoyed two original monologues by Miss Helen Legate and music by Raymond Robinson and Mrs G Holis Blake, with selections by Chopin and Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Henry J. Walcott
Frederick §. Millett
Frederick. S. Millett
Cyrus J. Hosmer
Ada F. Chaplin
Frank BE. Harris
Theodore Chamberlin
Lucy T. Hosmer
Mabel Wheeler
Charles K. Darling
Elmer &. Shattuck
Margaret Lothrop
Joseph H
Helen Legate
Raymond ©. Robinson
Boston
Chopin
Witch of Hallowe en party for Dumaine children
The three Dumaine daughters hosted a Halloween party for about 50 children on Saturday evening from five to eight. Invitations bore the Misses Dumaine and the Witch of Hallowe en. Ed ith Freeman played dances while autumn decor, corn stalks, pumpkins and jack o lanterns festooned the rooms. Supper at seven preceded more games and dancing and a moonlight drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dumaine
Mary
Elizabeth
Harriet
Hallowe'en
Edith Freeman
Middlesex Sunday School Union Holds Trinity Church Convention
The Middlesex branch convened at Trinity church on Oct 21 from 4 to 9 PM with a 6 PM supper break. Rev Williams Watertown Rev Eustis Cambridge and Rev S O Dexter led talks on teaching missions in the Sunday School. Grace Hutchins Boston demonstrated methods for teaching the primary class. Malcolm Taylor Taunton and Miss Katie Hayward Lynn addressed 100 delegates who left inspired with practical ideas for Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Sunday School Union
The
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Williams
Watertown
Eustis
Cambridge
S. O. Dexter
Grace Hutchins
Boston
Malcolm Taylor
Taunton
Katie Hayward
Lynn
Miss Mary Hunt Hosts Ghostly Hallowe'en Party Guests
Miss Mary Hunt and a ghostly hostess greeted Hilda Raymond Marie Giblin Marie Burland Sue Parker Florence Hubbard Helen Hunt and Maude Rockwood at a Thoreau Street home party Saturday. Guests enjoyed Halloween games and varied refreshments amid spectral decor. Adalyn Dana Riley invites singers to join at the Leland studio Concord Massachusetts Friday noon to eight p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunt
Thoreau St
Hilda Raymond
Marie Giblin
Marie Burland
Sue Parker
Florence Hubbard
Helen Hunt
Maude Rockwood
Hunt Home
Adalyn Dana Riley
Leland Studio
Walden St
Concord
Mass
Bedford Notes and Local Happenings in Town
Bedford reports include Thorndike visiting sister Mrs Simonds, Friday school closures due to teachers convention in Boston, Police Chief Kelly on vacation with Chas Williams in charge, and baby cough remedy sold for 25 cents. Local job changes feature Mr Carpenter succeeding Mr Tingley on the Pickman estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
New Hampshire
Chas. Williams
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Carpenter
A. H. Parker
Shawsheen River
Mr. Tingley
Pickman Estate
Bedford Ladies Invited to Visit Mrs Young Millinery
Bedford readers are urged to consult Mrs. H. S. Young at Springs road on fall and winter millinery. The advertisement promises best fitting hats tailored to Milady's figure and coloring, with Mrs Young described as milliner and designer serving Bedford and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
H.S. Young
Springs Road
Vicinity
H. S. Young
Milady
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Maynard
Carleton
Big Travesty Company
Dwinell’s
Nicht
Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
RAD
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Fairhaven
Fairhaven Greenhouses
Wilfrid Wheeler Tols
Concord, Mass
Herbert. Ward of
Worcester
Miss Margaret Titcomb
Mally
So—S
CIETY
Sudbury’ Road
Raymond C. Robinson
Newbury St
A. M. Wood CO
Goal and Lumber
Concod
H.h.ostrom& CO
Marlboro
FLE, Taylor & Co
James Devane
West Acton
Macdonald
Glenwood
G. R. Hall &Co
B. F. Townsend
H. H. Young
Concord Jet
Are
Charles M. Byron
Thorndike of
Thorndike Lane Co
Wm. Simonds
Chas. W. Blake Co
Apothecaries
Kai Anderson
Chicago
Louis. Pfeiffer
South St
Anderson
Bedford Public Schools
Jacob Tingley
Dudley T. Pickman
Los Angeles
Golden West
Beford
Maurice M.mcwalter
Ais
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