Community Notes and Family Visits in South Sudbury
Local residents share weekend visits and health news. Arthur Burr calls on his mother. C L Willis visits family. Carleton Elims from Tufts rests at home due to illness. Horace Loring Goodnow's death reported. Me morial church events and a Ladies Benevolent supper are announced. sale of goods and a Franklin automobile for sale. Potatoes noted as a staple in diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Miles
Arthur B. Burr
B. R. Wells
Philadelphia
C. L. Willis
Waltham
Carleton Elims
Tufts College
Memorial Church
Young Peoples’ Society
Horace Loring Goodnow
Keene, N. H
William Goodnow
Coolidge Farm
Horace Loving
Coates
Lenestd
F. Goutaing
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of
Beauty and Grains and You Can Use a Slipper
A humorous collection of quips and witticisms about women brains and motherhood. The quotes juxtapose beauty and brains, then offer a provocative line about matrimony and baby discipline attributed to Toledo Biade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Maynard News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Meurice Connor and family relocate from Acton Street to Walnut Street. Raymond Duncanson finishes work at the new freight house and takes a job in Boston. Bert Wood of Portsmouth NH and Miss Gladys Prince of Lowell visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitney. H P N Dahl reports securing a fine Christmas goods selection in New York and urges an early store visit. Miss Mary B. White’s mother is seriously ill, affecting her teaching duties at Nason Street. Maynard will not receive access to Concord's new Deaconess hospital, with Concord Lincoln Sudbury Acton Carlisle listed as benefiting towns. Joseph V. Gately to handle local orders from Keyes store in Concord. Lena Wollerschied, leading frontbonist with Musical Hodges, tours major cities en route to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meurice Connor
Acton St
Walnut St
Raymond Duncanson
Boston
Bert Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Gladys Prince
Lowell
Frank Whitney
H .P. N. Dahl
New York
Mary B. White
Nason St
Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Sudbury
Actons
Carlisle
Local society notes a dozen Littleton residents
Littleton area ladies and families are noted in social updates. Hatch and Wentworth of Exeter visited Mrs Emma Abbott. A Baptist food sale earned just over nine dollars. Clara Louise Fletcher announced engaged to Chester W Nye of Texas. Mrs Grace E Lawrence travels to Boston for a month. Miss Briggs from Wheelock Kindergarten Training School visited Miss Margaret Thacher in Lasell lineage. Harwood families plan winter in Cambridge. Charles D Smith returns to B M R R office duties in Boston after a two week vacation. The Congregational Men's League hosts an old fashioned Lyceum with readings music and a debate. Alliance meeting at Unitarian vestry draws crowd with remarks on membership and appeals and reports from Mrs Alice Prouty and Mrs Prescott Keyes and Mrs William Channing Brown about Richmond and Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Society
E. W. Fletcher
Clara Louise
Chester W. Nye
Texas
Grace E. Lawrence
Boston
Miss Briggs
Wheelock Kindergarten Training School
Lasell Seminary
Margaret Thacher
Joseph A. Harwood
Herbert J. Harwood
Littleton
Cambridge
Charles D. Smith
Alliance
Unitarian Vestry
Fairfield
Alice Prouty
Prescott Keyes
Concord
William Channing Brown
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Bedford Notices Highlight Local Rallies and Speakers
Miss Kathryn Kirwin visited with Mr and Mrs W Young on Springs road while Blake who started at Fiske Rubber Tire Co in Boston is proving reliable. A Democratic rally drew 95 percent Republicans signaling liberal sentiment among Bedford’s educated voters. Dr Anna M Lucy will discuss keeping children well at the Parent Teacher meeting November 16. Touring cars ferried voters from far areas to polls, with no party display. George Varney, manager of McGregor Garage in Waltham, came in a Paige-Detroit touring car. Mrs Sarah H Lunt, ex Bedford resident, will speak on Emerson Alcott Thoreau and Hawthorne at the Unitarian church Thursday evening, proceeds for Union school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
Boston
Chickering
Concord
E. R. Cutler
Newton
A. W. Rogers
Calvin Hosmer
Nobscot
R. T. Wells
Canton
H. R. Wells
Paul Buzzell
Pullman Car Co
North Union Station
George Crawford
Frank
A. N. Young
Kathryn Kirwin
W Young
Springs Rd
Blake
Fiske Rubber Tire Co
Anna M. Lucy
Parent-Teacher Association
George Varney
McGregor
Waltham
Bedford
Mr. Varney
Sarah H. Lunt
Emerson, Alcott, Thoreau
Hawthorne
Unitarian Church
Lunt
Union School
Poverty Party At Concord Junction Draws Large Crowd
Miss Marion Shaw visited her brother J. B. Shaw. The Poverty Party in Associa tion hall Friday evening drew about 75 couples on the floor with many in the balcony. Prizes of $2.50 in gold were won by James O Leary and Miss Mary Reilly. Judges were George Hagerty Frank MacCormick of Maynard and Thomas Mansfield of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shaw
J. B. Shaw
Association Hall
James O'Leary
Mary Reilly
George Hagerty
Frank MacCormick
Maynard
Thomas Mansfield
Concord
Flora Ida Lawrence Weds William M Baxter in Maynard Nuptials
The home wedding of Flora Ida Lawrence and William M. Baxter drew more than 150 guests from Maynard and neighboring towns. The ceremony in a bay window used a single ring, with Rev. F. N. Rutan officiating. The couple, honeymooning to Concord Street, Bernard, received piano and fine gifts including $100 gold from the groom’s parents and a piano from the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence
Commonwealth Ave
Flora Ida Lawrence
William M. Baxter
Maynard
F. N. Rutan
Beatrice Taylor
Alvord J. Baxter
Henry Lawrence
Silver Hill
Arthur Tobey
Newton
Harry Fowler
Post Mills
Keene, N. H
Lowell
Lawrence
Waltham
H.p.lanthesia
Bertha Wilson
Virgini Wilson
Rachel Colston
Bernard
Congregational Church
Concord News Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Mrs. Prescott Keyes spoke at an Alliance meeting in Littleton. The C H B Athletic association plans a cross country run on Monday. Miss May Bennett from Toronto visited at Mr and Mrs Todd’s home. A pumping station contract was awarded to A B Lowden at Littleton. Concord Lyceum opens with Harvard Musical clubs in town hall. Musketaquid R A invites joint Maynard meeting with select councils from Concord, Maynard, Acton and Gleasondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Charitable
William
May Bennett
Toronto
Thomas Todd
Main St. A
Lowden
Littleton
Harvard Musical Clubs
Concord Lyceum
Town Hall
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South
Dr. Hunt
Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
Mass
H. P. N. Dahl
Christie
Joseph V. Gately
Keyes
Mr. Gately
Lena Wollerschied
Theodore Wollerschied
West
Cincinnati
Hatch and
Wentworth
Exeter, N. H
Emma Abbott
Glenwood Ranges
B. F. Townsend
Nason and Main Streets
H. P
Post Office
Dahl
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill
Marlboro
Hudson
Nason Street
China
George
Gutteridge
the Jeweler
Naylor’s
Block
Miss Buck’s
S.& E. Jones
Concord Junction
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Concord, Mass
William Baxter
C. H. 8. Athletic Association
Eme Lowden
Ruth Raymond
Grace Ll
Alfred Wilson
Concord Woman's
Fiera Rence
Ter
Mary Elisabeth Eddy
Fitchburg
Charles N
Harriet
Ardson Wilson
Benjamin W. Baddy
Concord Deaconess Hospital
Joseph Smith
Petersen-Webber
Thompson
Conn
Muskétaquid R. A
Assabet Council
the Junction
Gleasondale
Jack Frost
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
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