Thermometer Sale and Local Notices Highlight Concord Listing
A local ad column notes a large line of thermometers priced from 15 cents to 15 dollars offered by Vanderveer opposite the Concord post office. The rest of the text records small-town social items including gatherings, visits, farm purchases, and upcoming church events with names and places such as Maine Waldo Skelton, Mrs. Ann B. Jones Natick and Concord connections, plus a December 8 sale at the South Acton church.
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Vanderveer
Post Office
Concord
Hangon Burgess Wedding Details At Somerville Home
Mildred Settle acted as maid of honor while Warren Woodward Hazel Mansey Lois and Pauline Moore served as ribbon bearers. The wedding march played by Taatte Davis. After a reception the couple planned a short wedding trip and will be home after Jan 4 195? at 120 Josephine Ave Somerville.
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Mildred Settle
Warren Woodward
Hazel Mansey
Lois
Pauline Moore
Fatal Taatte Davis
Josephine Ave
Somerville
Cantata of Daniel rehearsals and concert at Congregational Church
Final rehearsals for the Daniel cantata are set for Thursday and Saturday at 7 30. The full performance will be on Saturday December 4 at 4 o'clock in the Congregational church with a 40 voice chorus. Chas Campbell of Cambridge will sing Daniel. Maynard will sing the King's part. Holt will sing the Holy City. Dr. Daniels of Acton Centre will sing the Herald. Mrs Maynard will sing the soprano. Miss Campbell also featured. Proceeds go to the fund. Reserved seats available at Willard's drug store. The social is postponed to Wednesday with Mrs Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Anday
Chas. Campbell
Cambridge
Maynard
Holy City
Daniels
Acton Centre
Local Notices Highlight Community Names and Repairs
A string of local figures including Lowden Grantly Hast ings Dick Everett Reed Ma Ducklow and Mrs H B Willis appear in a South Acton local page snippet. The item mentions Bell orchestra providing music between acts and C H Clark offering harness boot and shoe repairs at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Grantly
L. C. Hastings
Taddy
Everett Reed
Ma Ducklow
Farmer
H. B. Willis
Miss Boswick
C. Eliza Fletcher
Sophronia
Reuben
Martha
Bell Orchestra
South Acton
C. H .Clark
Marlboro Social Roundup Notes Various Visits Illness and Travel
Marlboro residents report illness and travel news including Miss Alice Dillon ill with tonsillitis at Lincoln Street. Several locals, such as William M. Waugh and Arthur Grant, return from Worcester and Boston. Joseph Gately departs to resume marine service in New York. A Home Workers sale is announced at the church vestry. L. R. Beauregard goes to Chelsea for a foreman job at Kelley factory. Alderman C W Curtis hosts gatherings on Warren Avenue for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dillon
Lincoln St
William M. Waugh
Worcester
A. B. Bill
Boston
Joseph Gately
New York
Marine Service
Mortimer Lippard
Lynn
George Lippard
Clinton St
Arthur Grant
Norwood St
William F. Doakis
L. R. Beauregard
Chelsea
Kelley Factory
C. W. Curtis
Lorren Arnold
L. P. Howe
Frances Arnold
Warren Ave
Wallace Hansen Wed In North Cambridge Ceremony
Miss Alice G. Wallace and John J. Hansen were married at the parochial residence in North Cambridge on Thursday at 3 PM. The couple received many gifts and plan to reside at 30 Crescent Street in North Cambridge after a bridal trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice G. Wallace
John J. Hansen
North Cambridge
Edward R. Fay
Somerville
Mary F. Wallace
North Cambridge Council
Knights of Columbus
Pride of the Forest Circle
Companions of the Forest
Local News Briefs From Acton and Nearby Towns
Town notes report residents visiting relatives and moving residences for the winter. Mary Armstrong and Charles Armstrong are mentioned with local churches and gatherings. Teachers from nearby schools spent vacation at homes in Fitchburg while others travel between Groton Leominster and Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Walker
Boston
Mary A. Armstrong
J. L Richardson
Hooper
W. W. Haverhill
Spaulding
C. H
Canceet
Wm. Brace
Groton
Mary Armstrong
Aitrey
Charles Armstrong
Kisue Cok
Ge List
W. F. Sere
Leominster
Stevens
Sheehan
Foster
Fitchburg
A. Hart
Stanley Hall
Lecester Academy
Ers
Helen of Alice’ Hall
Roscoe Knowlton
Hallam Crosbie
Woman's Club
Ada Willard Vining Remembered In Me Burial Notice
Ada Willard Vining died after a long service in the country. She lived in Boxboro and Fremont Vining married her, later moving to Phillips Me about 20 years ago. Burial occurred at Hills lips Me beside her Aunt Alice with Rev C L Parker in charge. floral tributes noted.
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Boxboro
Fremont Vining
Tre
Phillips
Maine
Tidiouville
Hil Lips
Alice
West Acton Local items and notices
Golf gloves mittens and gaiters appear in the West Acton local. Sale of corset covers this week at Miss Armstrong's. Watch found. owner may claim by proving property and paying charges. Found fox hound apnly to Fred Gree.
Death Notice for Mrs. J. V. Concrane in Local City
Mrs. J. V. Concrane formerly lived here died at her home Wednesday from a tumor. Funeral at her home Sunday afternoon.
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J. V. Concrane
Hudson Breakthrough Aims at Company Move to Auburn
H C Nellis states the decision to move back to Auburn or stay in Hudson hinges on company interests not individual members. He says any move would prioritize the firm’s welfare over personal gain.
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H. C. Nellis
The
Auburn
Hudson
Lucky Purchasers Receive Money Gifts at Knights Event
The article lists multiple prize winners from Hudson and surrounding areas. Names include Camille Leferne, J. F. Cronin, Thomas Canell, Louise Murray, Annie Kingsley, and Mrs. Frank Lapine among others, each awarded sums ranging from five to ten dollars.
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C._ Gapeer
Knights of
Gobet Pawullonia
Gleasontale
F. EB. Rongeau
Io St
Main St
Hudson
Thomas Canell
Concord
Louise Murray
J. P. McCarthy Arsenal
Annie Kingsley
West Ac
Frank Lapine
Loring H . E. P
Warner St
V. Brigham
Hudson St
Michael Duggan Appeals From Sentence For Drunkenness and Assault
Michael Duggan appealed Monday after a trial before Justice Boynton. He was fined for drunkenness and sentenced to one month in the house of correction for assault on his wife Annie Duggan. Bonds were posted by his Bolton father. The incident followed Thanksgiving, when Duggan returned home drunk with a brother and allegedly threatened to cut his wife’s throat with a ruler.
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Michael Jane
Boynton
Annie Duggan
Duggan
House of Correction
Bolton
Hudson Blanket Company Faces Unclear Status in Auburn
Fragmentary text indicates the Hudson Blanket Company has some trouble in Auburn with no clear resolution yet. Details are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Annual Ball and Reception of Ben Lovett’s Juvenile Class
The annual ball and reception of Ben Lovett's juvenile class will be held in town hall Friday. The grand march is to be led by the class masters and their escorts.
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Ben. B. Lovett
Town Hall
Er Ae
Tin Wedding of Mr and Mrs Stowe
Mr and Mrs Stowe were married twenty years ago near Ge cab wees and resided in Hudson most of their married life.
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Stowe
Cab Wees
Hudson
Funeral Services Held in St Michael's Tuesday
Funeral services for Henry Gill were held from his Warner street home and at St Michael's church Tuesday at nine in the morning. The church was filled with friends of all denominations. Floral tributes included pieces from Division 9 A O H Court Hudson Foresters of America and H E Stowe Hose Company. Rev. Thomas F. Cusack celebrated the mass and delivered the Eulogy. Delegations attended from each society to which he belonged. Bearers included Daniel B Mec.
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St. Michael’s
Henry Gill
Warner St
St. Michael’s Church
Division 9
Court Hudson
Foresters of America
H. E. Stowe Hose Company
Thomas F. Cu
Thanksgiving Visits Reported Around Acton Centre
Mr and Mrs Wm Noyes of Southington Conn and Mr and Mrs Chester Robbins returned to Acton from Davisville N J this week to spend Thanksgiving with friends. Miss Sara Wood stayed for Thanksgiving then returned to her duties in Apponang R L.
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Wm. Noyes
Southington
Conn
F. H. Nickerson
Somer
Chester Robbins
Acton
Davisville
N. J
Sara Wood
Apponang
R. L
St Anne's Academy Students On Vacation
Letter carrier J. J. Connor is off duty due to illness. Miss Anna T. of Washington Street is sick. Frank Burke of Lynnie visiting nemadie as ici Brockton visited Kaavenie Getap and Antonio Sylvia has moved from 218 Mechanic Street to 59 Maplewood Ave. Peaghair of dines to Touts Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Academy
J. J. Connor
Anna T
Washington St
Frank Burke
Lynnie
Nemadie
Ici Brockton
Kaavenie Getap
Antonio Sylvia
Mechanic St
Maplewood Ave
Peaghair
John M. Cheney
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Fletcher
Waldo Skelton
Peabody
Keanis
Frank Hosmer
B. F
Herbert
Holden
Alice Fairbanks
Natick
Florence Tuttle
Wellesley
Nellie Jones
Malden
Ethel Hastings
Ethel Hosmer
Waltham
Church of South Acton
Hangon—Burgess
Congregational Church Notes
Griswold
Marlboro
L. F. Ingalls
West Acton
Ae M_ charpy
Ada Willard Vining
Hentrae
Chauncy B. Robbins
James Devane
Michael” Duggan
Hudson Blanket Company
Hudblanket
B. B. Lovett
Mrs
A. L
Squire
Acton Spot Cash Market
Tarbell
the Depot
Mass
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
di & H
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