Sudbury Notes on Had Steam Heat and Community News
Sudbury residents report steam heat installation at J. SiRice home and Walter Stone recovering well after surgery. Unitarian and Methodist services noted with sermons by Rev. Wm. Fenn and topic Is being a Christian a man's job. Thanksgiving plans and Christmas committee named. Edison Electric Co. worker Maurice B. White resumes work in Waltham. Local gatherings at Rim farm with guests from Boston and Co chituate. Sudbury Grange to host fair and oyster stew supper on Nov 30 with entertainment and a large social turnout. Funeral services held for a local member at Memorial church with interment at Mt Wadsworth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. SiRice
Walter Stone
Unitarian Church
Wm. Fenn
D. D
Harvard College
Maurice B. White
Edison Electric Co
Waltham
William Bigelow
Boston
D. Perry
Rim Farm
Messrs
Harvey and
Lunn
Roscoe Fender
Master Ellsworth
William N. Ferden
Frank Ames
Cochituate
M. B
Charlotte Parmenter
BE. P. Stiles
Bill Stiles
J. White
Alice Kenyon
W. M. Parmenter
Everett
Sons of Veterans
Sudbury Grange
Miles
E. C. Whiting
Memorial Church
Mt. Wadsworth Cemetery
Glee Club Girls Entertained by Radcliffe Members
The Woman's club hosted a pleasant meeting featuring eight Radcliffe Glee club members. Present were Beatrice Jones, Sylvia Carter, Dore Kittredge, Erdine, and others listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Radcliffe Glee Club
Beatrice Jones
Sylvia Carter
Dore Kittredge
Erdine
Dr Goodnough Place Undergoes Renovation in Sudbury
The Dr Goodnough property recently sold to C O Parmenter is being altered into a single tenement with repairs and a favorable Center road location. George J Raymond visits his country home briefly. Carlton B Elims spent Sunday at home. A W Rogers drove up from Waltham with his car and stored it for winter. Charles E Wilson shot a doe near his house, the week’s only reported deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Goodnough Place
C. O. Parmenter
Center Rd
George J. Raymond
Carlton B. Elims
A. W. Rogers
Waltham
Charles E. Wilson
Death of Miss Brown in hometown obituary
Miss Abbie A. Brown died at her brother H. H. Brown’s residence on Friday. She was 86, one of the town’s oldest residents, born at the family homestead on the har rd, oldest of six children of Edward and Abigail Rogers Brown, who spent most of her life in her native town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Brown
H. H. Brown
Har Rd
Edward
Abimail (Rogers) Brown
Birth and union news from Maynard area and nearby towns
Maynard infant Maynard A son died shortly after birth to Mr and Mrs John Kelley while Mrs Kelley recovers. Telephone workers in Maynard and Concord form Concord Local 12 A with organizer St John of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. About 35 friends hosted a linen shower for Miss Anna McManus. she is set to wed Charles Lemoine. A minor fire occurred in an I O O F hall ante room with slight damage. Families travel for holidays. workers report German-made toys despite war. Local women’s clubs exchange visitors and officers attend West Acton meeting. A group of men attend a Woolen and Worsted Overseer Association banquet in Boston. Local activities include theater in Concord Junction and upcoming performances. Several illness notes and holiday plans among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Ae Main St
Maynard Wo‘man's Club
West Acton
Nagon St
John Hartin
Auburn
Rosaline Hines
William Hines
W. A. Canfield
C. Hewson
F. Hotchkiss
Carl Stockbridge
Edwin R. Toop
James J. Morgan
Edward Doherty
John Durkin
John Lawton
Peter Stitt
Frank Goettler
Woolen and Worsted Overseer Association
American House
Boston
Mayor Curley
Weavers Organize Charter for English Speakers Group
English speaking weavers completed their organization Sunday afternoon and received their charter. The event marked the formal formation of their group and included presentation of the charter, with details noting the charter’s value as 948.
South Acton Tops West Acton by 16 Pins in Alley Match
South Acton defeated West Acton by 16 pins after a tight bowling match. Clapp Piper and Jennings starred for South Acton while Shinkin Murray and To bin led West Acton in a competitive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
West Acton
Clapp
Piper
Jennings
Shinkin Murray
Tobin
Roach
McKenzie Denehy
Sonia Shinkin
Coolidge
Two teams set to bowl next Tuesday evening
The note lists two teams 418 and 443 who will bowl next Tuesday evening, indicating an upcoming bowling match with no further details.
State Police Urge Changes at High School Building
Mr Byers of the state police met with the school committee Tuesday to inspect the high school. He did not condemn the building but urged modifications including doorway swings and fire safety measures such as locking doors in hallways to prevent panic. The committee will consider these recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Dors
Legend of Golden Fleece Mines in Tubal Cain Region
In the north coast of Asia legends describe rich gold placers found in copper ore. Ancient Tibareni washed gold from gravel using sluices lined with sheepskins, then dried fleeces to recover metal. Greeks heard of lands where silver fibers hung gold fleeces in a grove. Tubal Cain’s metalliferous country reemerges as natives smelt copper and make Damascus steel, threatening revival of ancient crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Ares
Tubal-Cain
Alexandretta
Euxine
Damascus
Tubal
Cain
Argonaut
Doing Well. Biz Wants Fr Resolution to Economize
A brief exchange shows Dix claiming running expenses have been trimmed to the bone while discussing how the business is faring amid proposals for economizing measures.
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Spoona
Rae J
Oger Bros
Joel Butterworth
Main St
Maynard
Sudbury
Marion Eaton
Chas. Brackett
Fred Noyes
Richard Oliver
A. N. Young
Florence Thompson
Glee Club
South
Miss Brown
Mr. Hubbard
Checkers
Waterloo
Phineas Matlin
Ida W. Sherr
Lever’s
Webster Feeley
Worcester
William
Walter J. Browne
John Coan
Quincy
Teddy
Concord Junction
Naylor's Hall
Magdalene
Edward Sicard
Lowell
American Federation of Labor
Sicard
Bilson
GR. M. Prentiss
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