Local notes include visits, work shifts, and travel
Mrs Eliza Brown is keeping house for Edward Stevens. Vern Strout and wife of Waverly were in town Saturday. C F Hettinger and Sons have a new light Ford truck. Mrs W Rudolph has had a severe cold for two weeks. Miss Virginia Sanderson visits relatives in New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith go to Boston for the winter. William Kelley paints the new house of Mrs Tol man in South Acton. Hall Bros Col boast a pair of black horses weighing 3200. Joseph Gallant will drive the team. Myron Chaffin left A H Perkins Saturday, starts Monday with Hall Bros Co. Mrs Frank Priest has been ill. Mrs A Lawrence of Boxboro cares for her. Hubert E Mead has raised about 600 bushels of corn this season near the Galows. Miss Arlean Hurley starts work at the Brier Co Wat in Cambridge. Howard Reed makes 54 trips to Boston markets with his track this season. Concord high football team defeats Natick high 20 to 9. Nellie Hosmer returns from St Petersburg Fla to live with Dr Roscoe H Knowlton. Winona Rebekah lodge plans a roll call event in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. . Rudolph
Virginia Sanderson
New Jersey
Benjamin Smith
Boston
William 8. Kelley
Tolman
South Acton
Hall Bros. Col
Joseph Gallant
Myron Chaffin
A. H. Perkins
Hall Bros. Co
Frank Priest
A. B. Lawrence
Boxboro
iHubert E. Mead
The
Galows
Arlean Hurley
Brier Co. Wat
Cambridge
Howard Reed
Pepaeteon Village
Concord High
Natick High
Nellie Hosmer
F. Knowlton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Roscoe H. Knowlton
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Local Notes Highlight Town Visit and Meetings
Clarence Dixon of Worcester spent Sunday with friends here. Ernest B. Wetherbes of Putney Ga is visiting his family. Mr and Mrs Robert Cousins will occupy the Russell place on Main St. Miss Mary Curley had laryngitis last week. Mrs Tuttle of Chelmsford visited her daughter Mrs Walter Wright. Frank Burrill purchased a new Overland touring car last week. Miss Jessie Brown is ill. Mrs Charles H Beck substitutes. A special town meeting Wednesday will vote on a new school building. November 24 is the Men’s Club meeting with John Jacob Rogers as speaker. A pleasant evening at church vestry ended with a box lunch and Mildred Stone’s music card in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hill
Hudson
Luke Brooks
Levi Cheney
A. Rouiillard
Sagamore
C. J. Mahoney
Boston
John Mahoney
Maynard Trust Co
Gladys Huntoon
Norwood
N. A. Wilson
Brooks St
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Thomas Wright
EB. A Merriman
Massachusetts Editors’ Association
Columbia Mandolin Club
Unitarian Church
Stow
Frank Murphy
Winthrop
EB. H. Davis
Walter Comeau
Littleton
N. H
John Comeau
Linden St
Abe Bander
Robinson Crusoe Foe
Mark Kelleg G
Mary
Fayville
Frank Brayden
Lena Glazier
Lynn
Therese Reynolds
New York
William Barnes
Daniel Lowney
George
Edward
Elizabeth O'Keefe
Lowell
George ‘Meade
Ralph Barnes
Traverse Jury
Cambridge
Boy Scouts
Episcopal Church
St. Bridget’s Church
Eva Hunt
H. A. Wilson
James J. Ledgard
Kenneth Damien
Harvard
South Winden
Haverhill
Alka Temperance Society
Taiyo
B4ward Reading
James A. Coughlan
Clarence Dixon
Worcester
Ernest B. Wetherbes
Putney
Robert Cousins
Russell Place
Mary Curley
Tuttle
Chelmsford
Walter Wright
Frank Burrill
New ‘Overland
Jessie Brown
West Concord
Charles H. Beck
Concord Junction
Sonford
The
Union
John Jacob Rogers
Mildred Stone
Shaksperean Afternoon Pleases West Concord Club
Members of the West Concord Woman's club enjoyed a Shaksperean afternoon at their meeting. The program pleased the large audience with selections from Shaksperean songs sung by Mrs. Otis Forbush and accompanied by Miss Bess Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
Otis’ Forbush
Mins
Bess Snyder
Hayden Memorial Fountain Details Recounted for Town Center
The fountain in Hayden Memorial Center is described as fitted for horses and automobiles with three large circular troughs to ensure clean drinking water, plus smaller troughs for dogs and other animals. A separate human drinking fountain is noted at the rear, with an ornamental iron light above and a design allowing both animals and humans to drink simultaneously.
Local items note returning soldiers visitors and events
Edward Goulding of the South Regiment returned with his unit in the past week. Randall A. Whittier hosted Atty. Thomas Lavelle of Boston over the weekend. Billy Sunday drew a large crowd during his stay at the Hab. The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Div 5 carmen’s hall will meet in Lexington on Thanksgiving Eve. Mr and Mrs Manning returned to Fitchburg after a few weeks with relatives here. The Blue Ribbon club plans a town hall dance on Wednesday evening December 6 with the Colonial Orchestra of Maynard providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Goulding
Sth
Randall A. Whittier
Thomas Lavelle
Boston
Billy Sunday
Hab
Carmen
The
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Co
Lexington
Manning
Fitchburg
Blue Ribbon Club
Colonial Orchestra of
Maynard
Fox Hunters Plan Annual Meet in January
The New Zealand Fox Hunters club announces arrangements to host its annual meet in January. Details on venue and exact dates are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inéland Fox Hunters Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Sheridan
Bolton
Michael May
Summer St
William Smith
Percival St
W. F. Stevenson
L. J. Bacon
Holden
Gertrude Howes
Timothy Sheehan
Dorchester
Cadillac
Concord
Framingham
Lincoln
Sudbury
Actons
Cor. Main
Walden Streets
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Concord, Mass
Vialle & Torrey, Inc
Framingham, Mass
Torrey &Vialle, Inc
Packard
Sje
DODGE
Qbuick
Torrey & VI & Vialle, Inc
Main & Walden Streets
Bedford
Carlisle
Somerville
Fred Macdonald
Fankie McInnes
Andrew Murphy
Mra
Stephen Murray
Washington
Grange
Va Harris
Marlboro
Waltham
A. C. UW OA
Deaconess Home
Hone
Allen French
Women’s Parish Association
Reginald Howe, Jr
Middlesex School
Bateman’s Pond
Christian Endeavor Society of the Trinitarian Church
Gleepy Hollow Ceme
Mrs. Eliza Brown
Edward Stevens
F. R. Knowlton
Vern Strout
Waverly
C. F. Hettinger & Sons
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Best Santos
Hershey's
Ceylon
Main Street
Maynar
Shaksperean
Woman's Club
Hayden Memorial
James
B. Wood
Ings
Lars
James B. Wood & Son Co
John A. F Fels
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