Sudbury Town Notes With Vacant Homes and Club Meeting
The Labarree family will stay in their house during absence. Three vacant houses remain in the town centre. Mrs Emma Johnston underwent gallstone surgery at Framingham hospital on Friday November 10 and is recovering. The Woman's club plans a meeting at the town hall on Wednesday November 15 with Miss Sally Jo, nurse supervisor at Massachusetts General Hospital, speaking and a food sale to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labarree
Emma Johnston
Framingham Hospital
Woman's Club
Sally Jo
General Hospital
Death of Young Child After Operation
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferdys Garfield died following an operation. Funeral services were held at the home of Mr and Mrs Libby on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdys Garfield
Libby
Maynare O Brien Injured In Main Street Collision
Mrs James O Brien suffered head and facial cuts requiring medical care after a collision at Summer and Main streets Sunday at 1045. Harley O Brien's Dort touring car was hit by Samuel Shellman driving a Ford Coupe from Beal Street Quincy. Mrs O Brien went home after treatment. a dog nearby was fatally hit by a passing car and shot by Officer Rasmussem. Eugene Colbert is listed as sick.
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James O’brien
Flaherty
Summer
Main Streets
Harley O'Brien
Samuel Shellman
Beal St
Quincy
Eight Year Old Boy Loses Leg In Wood Wagon Accident
Cecil Johnson, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Percy Johnson Parker Sr, was crushed when he jumped onto a wood wagon driven by John Aho near Arthur Walker’s home. His leg was amputated above the knee at Marlboro hospital after emergency treatment. He endured the ordeal with courage and was reported resting comfortably.
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Cecil Johnson
Percy Johnson
Parker Sr
Marl
Boro
Cecil
Jonn Aho
Arthur Walker
Earle Ryan
Marlboro Hospital
Lad
Local Notes and Community News Highlights
Arch ie Beach and family live with Ernest Morse while W Kelley paints L H Cram’s new house. Walter Lund shot a fine deer in Vermont last week. Annie McCarthy has been ill. HE E Store reports selling a ton of potatoes. Geo A Richardson of Acton Fair Association announces a new Dodge Sedan. L W Perkins to install a coal pipe heater. J B Rice of Concord Jct. to oversee work. Rev C H Burrows of Boxboro accepts pastorate at Beverly church. Reception for Mr and Mrs Burrows last week. Hazell Beach and Ora Johnson perform, Wheeler reads program, Minnie Deester oversees supper. Robert Morrison preaches at Baptist Church. Reverend Wheeler attends. Morrison’s wife gives a split during services.
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Archie Beach
Ernest Morse
Kelley
L. H.cram
Walter Lund
Vermont
Annie McCarthy
HE. E
Acton Fair Association
Geo. A. Richardson
Dodge
J. B. Rice
Concord Jct
C. H. Burrows
Boxboro
Beverly
Les
Minnie de ‘Ester
Robert Morisson
Baptist Church
Sunas
A. E. Wheeler
Concord Players ushers for Believe Xantippe highlighted
The Concord Players announce ushers for Friday and Saturday performances of Believe Xantippe. Miss Mary Brad-Blanchard travels to Miami for the winter. Major Hart, a former captain now stationed at Long Island, visited town, marking the war service era.
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Concord Players
Xantippe
Mary Brad- Blanchard
Miami
Fla
Forrest Whitney
Richardson
Boston
Hart
Co. I
Long Island
Wells A. Hall
Howard
Concord Council
Arthur Holland
Mainstreet
Pittsburgh
Company H Spot Dance Promised in Armory
Company H 181st regiment will host a spot dance Tuesday evening November 21 at the Armory on Everett Street. A $5 gold piece will be awarded as a prize. Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro will provide music and a large attendance is anticipated as the year begins.
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CO. H
Armory
Everett Street
Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro
Costume Party Aids Local Charities At Town Hall
The King's Daughters of the Uni ltarium church plan a costume party Tuesday November 21 at the town hall to raise funds for local charities. John C. Dolan first lieutenant Co I 181st regiment leaves for a three month training course at Fort Benning Georgia starting November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Uniltarium
Fort Benning
John C. Dolan
Co. I
181St Regt
Fort Benning, Ga
Paddock family clergy and community notes from Acton and Boston
Sunday night callers Frank Simpson and Sidney Paddock visited Boston and Lowell. Rev C L Paddock held a Universalist service in West Acton last Sunday afternoon and plans monthly services. Acton's Deaconess hospital donation included apples squashes jellies preserves and 43 75 in money. J M Brown chaired the committee. On November 19 Rev Clark L Paddock will give an illustrated Panama lecture at the First Universalist Church. Parishioners from Orange Athol and local families visited the paddocks Sunday night and returned home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simpson
Sidney Paddock
Boston
Lowell
C. L. Paddock
Universalist
West Acton
Acton
Deaconess Hospital
J. M. Brown
Local Social Notes From Dorchester And Concord
Miss Mary Burns of Dorchester stayed with cousin Miss on Crest street recently vacated by John Bent and family. Deputy and Mrs Geo F Mulcahey celebrate birth of a daughter born Friday last. Misses Mary and Hilzabeth Mac Eachern of Woburn visited Mr and Mrs A J Eachern. November 21 Health Day planned in West Concord Schools with a health program demonstration inviting all parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burns
Dorchester
Crest St
John Bent
Geo. F. Mulcahey
Mary
Hilzabeth MacEachern
Woburn
A. J. Eachern
West Concord
Sidney Haynes Dies at Home in North Sudbury
Sidney Haynes died at his North Sudbury home on November 11 after a period of poor health. He was the son of the late Reuben Haynes, a lifelong resident and respected citizen. He is survived by his wife, sons and daughter, one sister, and his father. six children were in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Haynes
North
Sudbury
Reuben Haynes
Auction Notice for Concord and Acton Farm Goods
Auction on Thursday November 16 at 10 a m at rear of Concord Mass location features modern furniture and a large sale of farm stock hay tools wagons harnesses and household goods from Halburg and Bacon estates. cash terms and on time start with multiple lots including cows horses trucks and assorted Farm implements.
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Concord
Mass
Tanity
Overland
Jackson
G. Halburg
Chadwick Road
South Acton
William H. Bacon
Lexington
Jerney Oil Station
William H. Kacos
Aes
Mass Tel
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Colbert Ave
The
Fifth Avenue Tailoring Co
Main
Tel
Lincoln
Walden St
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Wallace Reid and
Elsie Ferguson
Peter Ibbetson
George DuMaurier
the News
Snub Pollard
Man
Association Hall
Concord Junction, Mass
Theodore Roberts
George Fawcett
T. Roy Barnes
Harrison Ford and
Fritz Ridgway
Ruby
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ladies
Ee A. O. H
Hibernian Hall
Vermont Creamery
Tabernacle Brand
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Concord, Mass
South
Red Cross
Onotess
A. D. MacRae
L. Anderson & Son
Bedford St
Exide Batteries
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