Hastings Return From Somerville Visit and Local Changes
Mr and Mrs L G Hastings returned home from Somerville where they visited their daughter Mrs Ethel Tule. The American House is being overhauled to house Woolen Mill workers, aiding factory staff. Miss Emily Campbell resigns to take a $1000 Spanish teaching post in Reading. Miss Blodgett new appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hastings
Somerville
Ethel Tule
Hmily Campbell
Reading
Blodgett
Edney
H. W Lewis
L. T. Fullenton
New Hampshire
Leonard Wiffird
A. Merriam
Emma M. Halliday
Natick
Alma Stowell
West Medford
Alice Sprowles
Maisie
Ole Granbers
School St
Granberg
Barker Leads Busy Church Week With Prayer and Study
Rev. Ralph A. Barker serves as pastor with a 10 30 morning service and 11 45 Sunday school. Christian Endeavor at 6 pledges a lesson on Count Your Mercies from 1 Chron 29 10 14. Praise service at 7 follows. Friday features prayer and social at 7 30 focusing on Interpreting God to Man Acts 8 26 35. Ladies Social Circle meets with Mrs R A Barker Thursday 2 30. Thursday night social postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Barker
Christian Endeavor
God
R. A. Barker
Died in Somerville Grandma Welch Dies at Home
News arrived Friday night of the death that morning of Grandma Welch at her daughter Mrs. Cowen's home in Somerville. She was well known here, having lived with the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young on School Street for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Mrs. Cowen
Somerville
Walter Young
School St
Fort Worth Soldier Commissioned as Captain
Raymond H. Wheeler of the sanitary corps at Fort Worth Texas has been commissioned captain. By Monday night only 30 soldiers boxes were received at the post office for shipment to France. Louis F Vallier and Hazilda Gerard have applied for a marriage license in Marlboro Carter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond.h. Wheeler
Sanitary Corps
Fort Worth
Tex
France
Louis, F., Vallier
Carter ‘St
Hazilda Gerard
Marlboro
Death of Miss Margaret McDermott in Hudson
The body of Miss Margaret McDermott was brought to Hudson New York Monday forenoon after dying from complications following an illness and operation caused by grip two weeks earlier. She was born in Hudson daughter of Mr. and Mrs John McDermott and resided on Maple Street. Survived by two brothers and three sisters in New York City and Marlboro Mass. A Requiem Mass was held at Saint Michael's Church and interment was in Hudson Catholic Cemetery. Bearers included Thomas McNally Medway and Hudson James Timmany Boston Edward Burns Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDermott
Hudson
New York
Miss McDermott
John McDermott
Maple St
Hudson High
Bryant & Stratton’ Commercial School
Boston
Hugh E
John A. McDermott
Nellie
Nonie McDermott
New York City
Mary Burns
Marlboro
Michael’s
James M. Doran
Hudson Catholic
Thomas McNally
Medway
James Timmany
Edward Burns
Accident at Apsley factory leaves man with deep lip wound
Charles Sweet suffered a badly cut lip when a piece of wood flew from a circular saw at the Apsley factory on Monday. He was taken to Markboro hospital where several stitches were needed to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sweet
Apsley Factory
E. Markboro Hospital
Sudbury Salutes Returning Students And Holiday Letters
Arthur H. White hopes to develop photos to send to boys away from home over the holidays and beyond. Quarantine lifted at the Guptil home, allowing the family to be out. Ralph Nelson returns to Sudbury High after preparatory school in Boston. Woman’s Club rehearses for December play. Unitarian church held services Sunday with the regular pastor. M E Church morning and evening services. Miss Adelaide Brown preached on Kingdom of God and As We Have Faith It Shall Be Given Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. White
Aon
Guptil
Ralphe Nelson
Boston
iHigh School
Woman’s Club
Unitarian Church
M. E. Church
Adelaide Brown
Union Thanksgiving Service at M E Church
Sunday morning November 24 at 11 o'clock a Union Thanksgiving service will be held at the M E church. Rev John Threlful of South Sudbury will preach. All are invited. Friday evening a social gathering at the M E church featured Rev Albert Pelch speaking in church interests. Music refreshments and a large crowd noted. Additional lines mention Phi Lester Baldwin and a week at a house with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehileh
Phi Lester
Baldwin
Sudbury Choir Votes on League of Nations Stance
A local meeting led by Rev Hi Hon and C Hultin discussed the Courtney Crock Patriotic songs and the Sudbury choir. A unanimous vote supported a resolution by Mr Crocksr to recommend opposing the League of Nations and oppose repetition of war in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hultin
Hi Hon
Courtney Crock
Sudbury
Crocksr
Bury
League of Nations
Patriotic Procession Publishes Remains of Kaiser Bill
A Tuesday procession of citizens from young to old marched to St. Sudbury to honor peace. Harry EB Rice Jr. carried what were described as the supposed remains of Kaiser Bill, a detail that drew applause and added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sudbury
Harry EB Rice Jr
Kaiser
Bill
Grange Members Attend Regulating Last Week
The Grange held its regular meeting with about ten members present and no visitors. The Victory celebrations likely kept attendees away. Refreshments included sandwiches doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochituate Grange
Probate Notice for Estate of Concord Resident
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court in Cambridge issues a citation to heirs and creditors of the late resident of Concord to show cause why administration should not be granted to Wallis B. Ford. Publication to appear weekly in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks, with the final notice dated October 25, 1918. Signed by Register F. M. BSTY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF
Middlesex
Concord
Mistlete
Cambridge
Petiti
Concord. Enterprise
A. Neéws- Rs
Charlés Quire
Handre
Acton Centre Community Notices and Events
Dr Allen and sister Miss Charlotte visit at Mrs Hewes home in Melrose. Supper sale and entertainment in church vestry Thursday evening with Camp Devens talent. George Richardson family return to Somerville for winter. Edwin and Caroline Smith guests in Manchester and New York. Elizabeth Tuttle visits from Boston. Women’s Church Aid sale Thursday Nov 21 with supper at 6 30. Little James Gates ill with influenza. Rev Schneider and family move to Everett. Acton Grange works third and fourth degrees on three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allen
Charlotte
Mrs. Hewes
Melrose
Camp Devens
Women’s Church Aid
Gamp Devens
James Gates
Dr. Pickard
J. A. Schneider
Everett
Acton Grange
Bedford Residents Share Week with Local Hosts
Bedford residents report visits and returns. Joseph Albani of Wakefield visits Cormo Albani. draft calls canceled after armistice, sending local young men home. Gerald Munroe Edward Mannin and Herman Proctor returned from New York. A town group enjoyed a performance of Seven at Plymouth Boston venue and saw Up in Maine at Park Square Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Albani
Wakefield
Cormo Albani
Gerald Munroe
Edward Mannin
Herman
Proctor
New York City
Plymouth
Boston
Mber
Mamy
Park Sq
Bedford Celebrates Peace Rally Led by Public Committee
The piece recalls a Bedford gathering praising peace led by a public committee chair and Mrs Ross W. Temple Horace Taylor and Mrs John. The event featured singing and a parade with bearers, ending with a march to a house where schoolchildren heard good news on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Ee A
Publi’ Mittee
Mirs
Ross EK
Walter ‘Temple
Horace Taylor
John
Jwi
Wilson
Ange
Community Thanksgiving Service Draws Large Bedfe Crowd
Residents gathered for a Bedfe community thanksgiving at dusk with Judge Hiihu G. Loomer presiding. A large audience attended a night of songs and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiihu G
West Agfon Red Cross Knitted Articles Sale
Acton Red Cross reports knitted articles including sweaters and hats made by volunteers such as W. B. Holt Mrs. Arthur Blane Mrs. Herman Spinney and others. Thanksgiving red hats priced 3.98 and 4.98. sale at Hat Shop and Kel ne sale upcoming November 23 by the Army of Ocea sian Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Uaest
Mayag
Dia _Post
Kelne
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A. T. Haynes G&g CO
Maynard’s Greatest
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Main St
Maynard, Mass
William A. Stevens
Walden Street
Tel
L. Anderson & Son
Loganberries
New Oz
Lifornia
Cali
Leonard Cousins, Jr
Concord Jct
Mass
Geo. Blume
Windsor ‘Ave
West Acton
South Acton
Congregational Church
Union Service
Intervale Farm
Sandy Pond Rd
Geo. F. Root
F. M
George Richardson
Sunnyside Farm
Edwin Smith
Manchester, N. H
Alberta Smith
Caroline Browne
Elizabeth Tuttle
Mrs. H. F. Tuttle
Luther Conant,Jr
Bedford
West Agfon
RED Cross
Ake
Washington
Lowell
Lowell Fertilizer CO
Eitiocins Ou
Liberty
Reon Cosmopolitan Trust Company Savings Department
Devonshire St
Stevens-Duryéa
Ford
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