Sudbury and Area Community Notices in Brief
A batch of local items reports Sudbury gatherings and meetings. Mentioned are a special town meeting set for Monday evening November 24 at town hall, Mrs. Louis Wright’s family plans in Portsmouth, Walter Stone’s recent recognition, and Mrs. Michael Shea and Mrs. David London noted among residents facing illness and travel. The entry references church services at Memorial Church South Sudbury with Rev. George Clarke, and a Union Thanksgiving service, along with a parish vestry gathering and a community social with sheep and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Melvin
Monay
Liouisvilley
Portsmouth
Walter Stone
Morris
Wayiang Sudbury Mig
Louis Wright Sone
Banky Wheeler
Hadley
Aduden Maint
Wimner Atwood
Atwood
Annie Smith
East Sudbury
Adam Smith
Town Hall
Michael Shea
David London
Stat Memorial
South
George
Poe of the Nation lecture fills the MBE ent
A full house attended Sunday evening for a stereopticon lecture titled The Poe of the Nation. Hadley attended. Clarke assisted in organizing and procuring more Red Cross materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Ent
A. Stereopticon Leture
Tanrente Hadley
Clarke
Red Cross
Fragmented OCR hints at Rice family lineage
An unreadable OCR fragment references a Rice family member, noting a connection to a late William Rice and a Shenery lineage. The text is garbled, with mis-spellings and broken phrases, giving little coherent context or dates.
Twin boys born to Maynard couple at Main Street home
Maynard reports twin boys born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Zaniewiski at their Main Street home. Both mother and babies are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zaniewiski
W. G
Charles
M. BE
Tere
William Barnes Dies at Framingham Hospital
William Barnes a longtime resident died Monday morning at Framingham Hospital after six days with pneumonia. He leaves wife Charlotte, two sons William and Ralph, daughter Grace Brown, and siblings. Funeral held today conducted by Rev. Chas F Parsons with floral tributes and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
Framingham Hospital
William’ Barnes
Charlotte Barnes
William
Ralph
Grace Brown
Lowell
Barnes
Lowelly Ard
Maynard
Amn Powder Co
Assabet Mills
Tikes
Chas. F. Parsons
John Sunderlan Land
Concord prize winner in Canning Club contest
Miss Mary Loring of Concord won the local Canning Club prize for the summer contest and earns a two day trip to Amherst next summer. Miss Josephine Loring placed second for raising rabbits for home consumption to offset high living costs. Charles Bax ter of Acton Mass lists stock prices at $1 89 and $5 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Loring
Canning Club
Concord
Miss Loring
Amherst
Josephine Loring
Ter
Acton
Mass
South Acton Notices Report Property Sale and Health Update
The item notes Miss Elizabeth Richardson's property sold to Orrin B Fowler of Maynard for investment. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones are mentioned with occupancy and timeframes. Mrs. H H Cummings, hospitalized in Concord, is improving and hopes to return to South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Richardson
Orrin
Fowler
Maynard
H.H. Cummings
Concord
Hen Thieves Nipped In The Bud By Local Report
A report says Hen thieves were captured last Saturday with an old man named as leader and several accomplices. The boss was shot in the leg, and the thieves used up a summer’s work raiding roosts. The capture is seen as a good warning and makes the fine pelts lose value to the robbers.
Enthusiastic Meeting Sets Public Mass for December 7
A lively Parent-Teachers gathering in a Weid room discussed forming a committee led by Mrs. Parry and Mr. Barker to launch a project with Rev. Barker Rev. Cegerwith and Mr. Toohey. The group planned a public mass at Exchange Hall on December 7 to inform and involve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Weid
Weanesday
Ares Parry
Rte
Neiptat
Reirk Rey
Ralph ‘A. Barker
Rey Delwits
W. B. Cut
Charles Eers
Currier
Barker
A. Cegerwith
John “B. Gase
Howe
Howard L. Jones
Toohey
Exchange Hall
Concord Opened Season With Home Club Recital
Concordees opened its 23d season at Mrs. Charles Ann’s home on Tuesday afternoon November 4. A large audience enjoyed a program of music followed by tea served by Mrs. Ha B Little. Committee members included Mrs. Charis E Brown chairwoman and Mrs. John 3 e secretary. The event featured piano solos by Miss Barker and selections from Schumann Grieg Tosti and Chopin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordees
Charles Ann
Ha B. Little
Charis E. Brown
John
Parr B. Little
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Barker
Bven
Barkee
Honored Servicemen Dinner At Congregational Church
A grouped note recalls a dinner honoring service men at the Congregational Church. Attendees saluted the flag and reflected on service to America during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
America
Memorial supper and sale praised for good attendance
The Memorial church supper and sale drew good attendance with an excellent menu. Volunteers from Sudbury, including Mrs. Charles Way and Marie Nelson, organized center tables and sales while Piper provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Largely
Seveal
Sudbury
Centre Alleanee
Charles“Way
Marie Nelson
Cal
Piper
Siekows
Bedford Boy Killed by Accidental Rifle Fire
William Carter 14 of Bedford Street died after a playmate John Wyant discharged a 2 caliber rifle in an unoccupied West Bedford house during Armistice Day celebrations. Henry J. Walcott conducted the autopsy at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Funeral services were held at his aunt Mrs Connant’s home. Survivors include May Percy Roger James siblings and aunt, with classmates serving as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William At Carter
Jovetan
Esa
Nicholas Cae
Bedford
Belford
John Wyant
Carter
Henry J. Walcott
Sleepy Hollow
Irving” Eee
Joseph McGann
Samates
Dexter
Ben
Geo.r
France
May
Percy
Roger
James
Porton Stee
Foyer Siniog
Egg and Feed Records Mention Score Card Delivery
Fragmentary note references score card for Farm Bureau and mentions egg and feed records. No clear event or date is provided.
Local club leader discusses feeding strategy and progress
The local club leader Tomlinson addresses ongoing efforts to improve acy mash feed usage and progress. He notes hens remain cautious and urges continued work to reach better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Noloco
Middlesex School cancels fall soccer season announcement
David A. Baldwin Middlesex School business manager announced this week that soccer will not be played at the school this fall. The Mitchell Military Boye School team of Billerica is not listed as a replacement and a schedule detail appears unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David. A. Baldwin
Middlesex’ School
Ae Sc
Alean Ater
Mitchell Military ‘Boye
Billerica
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MGA
Sing
Tages
Shang
Soca Supply Co
Nason Street
Rice
Sheery
Columbia .Records
Robert W. Carter Maynard
Ewski
Ory
South Acton
Prescott
Arthur Jones
Litsat
Percy W
Misha
Matally Shot
Zdultry Club
Thaker
Maynard, Maas
Dwight Cowles
Main St
Massachu
Qcope
First
National Cooperative Association
United Cooperative Society Combine
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