South Sudbury News Roundup and Local Notices
Ralph Stone and Bhirley Smith are in Maine on a hunting trip. William A. Connelly is substituting for Frank Bradford who is away on vacation. Road Commissioner Stone and crew repair streets. large boards loaded for shipment to wood lot buyers. Mrs Waldo L Stone visiting Marlboro relatives. daughter Mrs Fred Stone in charge. Collector Hall reports $13 451.78 in 1911 taxes as of Nov 1. Memorial church ladies’ society fair a success raising $125. New subscribers welcomed. sub sales urged. For sale Franklin automobile $75. Address Yo Yo Beverage Co South Sudbury. A quip on eloquence ends with a racial joke about a negro and a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stone
Bhirley Smith
Maine
Frank Bradford
William A. Connelly
Stone
Téame
Waldo L. Stone
Marlboro
Worcester
Herghter
Fred Stone
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Memorial Church
Wiggs
Golden Opportunity for a Local Music Teacher
A visitor praised our town as a golden opportunity for a good music teacher after hearing our youth and beauty sing on the show street. The piece emphasizes small daily acts shaping life and cites quotations on success and energy from historical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedge Corners
The World Plays Fair on Honor and Gossip
A cheeky dialogue hints at reputation and privacy. Gerald and Geraldine dispute publicity as fate rewards or punishes characters based on actions and truth.
Maynard Brennan Visits Sister in Cambridge and Local Socials
Sunday visits span Cambridge Providence Allston Roxbury and Brookline as residents attend weddings hospital visits anniversaries and a store expansion. Notables include Sylvester Brennan Maynard James Baxter Rose Hannon Annie O Connell and Kathryn Dickson with Ox ford N S tie. Benjamin Harris celebration notes Pattie Loewe ties. Hospitalization for Benjamin Taylor reported as slight operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Brennan
Cambridge
James Baxter
Providence
R. 1
May Gifford
Valley Falls
N. Y
A. C. Loewe
Julius Loewe
David Loewe
Benjamin Harris
Brookline
Marlboro Notes Report Local Movements and Visits
Deputy Sheriff A J Adams attended court in Lowell. Edward Connors visits from New Bedford. Myrtle Bird plays in an orchestra at Rockland Maine. Mr and Mrs J H Baker attend funeral in Pridgewater. Doddie Woodard yearly lake resident notes tenth season. Peter Breault foreman Joseph Hutt and I W Wise travel to Newport for a house project. Thomas Scottron resumes duties at Princes theatre after pneumonia. Emma Anderson leaves Marlboro hotel for Salem position. William P Brooks of Amherst Experiment Station to speak to Marlboro Grange on fertilizers. Miss Millie Day leaves for Springfield to attend her father’s funeral. Henry E Cotting 27 Cottingave admitted to Marlboro Hospital in stable condition. Maud Gatcomb travels to Cambridge and Brockton then returns to Calais Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Adams
Lowell
Edward Connors
New Bedford
Myrtle Bird
Rockland
J. H. Baker
Joseph Hutt
I. W. Wise
Newport
T. P. Hurley
Thomas Scottron
Princes Theatre
Millie Day
Princess Theatre
Springfield
Henry E. Cotting
Cottingave
Marlboro Hospital
Littleton Schools Close for Holiday Break
The Littleton area reports school closings from November 29 to December 4. Community notices mention local sermons, birthdays, hunting trips, travel to Florida and Maine, and a harvest supper with musical–literary entertainment at the Baptist vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Vestry
A. F. Conant
Local Notices From Concord and Surrounding Towns
A. P. Bean retires after 42 years with Fitchburg and B. and M. railroads as section foreman with pension. J. W. Raymond and R. L. Wilson gain stock from Coal and Lumber Co. to control property, with Wilson to build a large residence in Topsfield. Also notes dances, lodge visits, elections for Representative Waldo L. Stone, and a forthcoming Kitchen Orchestra concert for Concord Deacon hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal and Lumber Co
J. WW. Raymond
R. Ll. Wilson
Middlesex
Doncord
Concord
Sudbury
Weston
Lincoln
Wayland
Waldo L. Stone
J. W. Raymond
B. W. Brown
Ruth
Hilda Raymond
New England
Fat Men’s Club
Boston
Paul Revere
J. M. Keyes
Rochester
N. Y
Annie M. Getehell
Medford
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Miss Howe
Fitchburg and
A. P. Bean
Mr. Bean
Baker's Bridge
Florence Hale
Concord Deac Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Enterprise
C. S. Hunt
Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
Mass
J. F. Ware
United States
Fowell Buxton
Gerald
Geraldine
Bureau of Publicity
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
Rose Hannon
Annie O’ Connell
Allston
Emma J. Bryant
Edward of Hudson
Harry Slingworth
William McCrillis
Mary Dickinson
James Bent
Benjamin Taylor
B. G. Hoitt
Martha L. Davenport
Newton Highlands
A. G. Haynes
Charles D. Holmes
Elizabeth Dinsmore
Edna Denniston
Kathryn Dickson
Roxbury
Albert McIntosh
Oxford
N. S
Christie’s
Emma Anderson
F. W. Leary
Salem
William P. Brooks
Amherst
Marlboro Grange
Maud Gatcomb
Adrian Neill
Brockton
Calais
Glenwood Ranges
B. F. Townsend
Nason and Main Streets
Main St
F. Litch
Hudson Gas
Nason Street
George
Geo. H. Gutteridge, Watchmaker
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Whites Garage
Concord, Mass
Emrine
Rand
Littleton
John Adames
Miriam Cash
P. H. Cressey
Groton
C. J. Fairfield
J. H. Whitcomb
Maine Woods
Paul G. Favor
Somérville
Waldo BE. Conant
Hermann Newman
Mansfeld
Ohio
Daniel Pletcher
Warren Green
LeRoy Jewett
Largo
Fla
Fred C. Hartwell
New Hampshire
Hill
Congregational
Charles Yapp
Clifford
West Concord
Tadwag” Club
Weatford
Aliawnias
Shirley
West Acton
Ayer
Annie Smith
Hattie Robinson
George A. Gardner
Whitcomb
Hubbard St
Concord Yong
Frank F. Ireland
Patrick Fee
H. Smith
Topsfield
Woods Hole
William R. Crane
Chicago
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Dennison
Keyes
John M. Keyes
Concord Jet
Walden Street
Masa
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