Local Notes From South Sudbury and Surroundings
In South Sudbury Mrs. Ortwell Seymour of Hudson visited relatives Friday. Mrs. A. J. Bacon, a former resident, tested with relatives last week. Henry Reed of North Reading spent Sunday here with old neighbors, a former Boston and Maine foreman who left 22 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rogers returned from Salem. Libby sold Nobscot farm to Mr. Borden of Bonnie Brook in Framingham for a hay farm. Maynard residents Christie’s shop, Section Foreman Bell, and Albert Stewart’s new home on the state highway were noted. Contractor Haynes of Wayland secured the job. O. F. Nelson hosts his sister visiting from Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortwell Seymour
Hudson
A. J. Bacon
Henry Reed
North Reading
Reed
Boston and
Maine
R. R. Fe
Rogers
Salem
Libby
Nobscot
Borden
Bonnie Brook Farm
Framingham
Maynard
Christie's
Bell
Albert Stewart
Haynes
Wayland
O. F. Nelson
Cambridge
Farewell Reception for Rev Welch of Help of Christians Parish
Parishioners and townspeople honored Rev M J Welch on the eve of his departure to Lynn with a well attended reception. Speakers lauded his quiet leadership and a purse of gold was presented as a token of esteem. A musical program followed before attendees bid him farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Welch
Help of Christians
Lynn
Thomas F. Shaughnessy
Welch
W. J. Batt
M. J. Flaherty
Concord
Robert Walker
Reformatory
Daniel Cronin
N. Adams
Baker
Elmer E. Shattuck
Father Welch
Fr. Cronin
Mary Macone
Katherine*Burdett
Margaret Burdett Chaissensing
May Carl Miolin
Katherine Burdett
Gram
Seatenany Sabena Sonn
Reilly
S . Reill
Local names listed for wedding ushers and party
A list of attendees and ushers including Patrick Muldoon Thom as Carroll Harold Chase and Edward Lyons with many Mrs and Miss designations. Ushers include John Hannon John Reilly John Connorton John Garvey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag. Frawley
Patrick Muldoon
Thomas Carroll
Harold Chase
Alexander Mecbhachern
Martin Williams
Patrick Reilly
Elizabeth Connell
Ekert
Emily Hannon
Mary Nagle
Mary Garvey
Kate Lawler
Mary Lawler
Edward Lyons
Louise Lyons
Mise Winnie Craig
John Hannon
John Reilly
John Connorton
John Garvey
David Sheehan
Winnie Craig
Mise Louise Lyons
Community Rallies with Music at Rally Day Services
Rally Day featured enriched church services with choir music and special selections. Rev W J Batt spoke after the sermon on his recent city church visit. Emma Tenney spoke at the Christian Endeavor meeting about the Sagamore meeting. Next Sunday the pastor to discuss The Marks of Jesus and Glorying in the Cross. Ladies Union plans annual fair December 3 and 4 with an attractive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Batt
Christian Endeavor
Emma Tenney
Littleton
Sagamore
Jesus
Christ
Ladies’ Union
Concord Advertised Letters Rolfe to Wood
A list of names appears in an advertised letters section including Rolfe Bradbury John Corcoran Curry Frechette Norham Liddell Taylor Williams Adams Browne Foes Johnson Lomond Lowney Mahan Mossman MacCarthy Palmer Parrott Rouse Lovell Wood and others. These likely are residents or correspondents awaiting pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Palmer
Wm. Parrott
W. W. Rouse
T. P. Lovell
E. H. Wood
Pastor marks 23rd year in pastorate with new Go to Church Band
The sermon honored 23 years of service at the church. a new Go-to-Church Band encourages children and youth to attend. Students signed up for enrollment cards after Sunday school and certificates of attendance will be given next Sunday morning for six months. Plans for next week's sermons and Friday topic on Temple ministers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demas
Paul
Importation of Cigars in Early American Commerce
The article notes that cigars became an article of commerce early in American history. Europeans smoked homemade cigars in the American colonies as pipe smoking grew common, with cigars entering from the West far earlier than records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amanuensis Leaves After Husband and Wife Have a Q
A young girl employed as an amanuensis by a society woman discovers the couple’s marital troubles. She resigns after learning the spouses keep secrets from her. The mistress questions the reason, and the girl replies she wants a different kind of work.
Not enough text to form a complete headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions marriage service and obedience debate but provides no clear event, date, or names to summarize into a full news item.
Fatherly debts weigh on Dutcher baker grocer tale
A fragmentary line questions a man named larlumm-Nothin about debts to Dutcher the baker and the grocer totaling 48.10 dollars. The odd phrasing hints at a joke or riddle about a father’s owed sums and a humorous outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larlumm
Unwelcome News and a Telegram Twist
In a tense moment Robinson reads a telegram with distress but confirms the news is not a death. He learns that someone is alive, causing confusion and surprise as Brown watches anxiously.
Adapting Oneself to Change
Fragmentary note urges continual self adjustment for betterment and resilience amid shifting circumstances. Reading emphasizes embracing change as a lifelong practice and personal growth.
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Frederick Sutter
Prop
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Averees
Tookholder Bedford Cooperative Corp'n Ware Ae
Walter Taylor
Ward W. . Nash and
Summer Streets
Watelhi
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King Arthur
Anderson & Son
Concord, Mass
ILE Supplies
To W. Ford
The
Ford Automobile
Macone Bros
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Sudbury
Concord Junction
Ee Hall
West Concord Woman's Club
Adams & Bridges
Franz Sortwell
Daniel Sullivan
K. of C
Clinton
Frank Wakelin
Canada
George Montague
Yarmouth
George Garfield
Josephine Marrs
California
I. C. O. F. Hall
Henry Delaney
Clarence Dixon
Edward Collins
Chester Rimes
Thomas McWilliams
Antonio Cristelli
George Oates
John O'Grady
Joseph King
Lester Hunter
Columbus Club
Union Church
Joseph Macone
Grand Isle
Capt. Samson
Aggie
Mr. Macone
Amherst
Mnion
Carlisle
Eaton Hall
Dr. Hart
Trinitarian Church
Riage
Boston Trew
Miss Susie MacLeod
Raymond C. Robinson
Main Street
Middlesex County
Modjeska
Acme
Wayne
Oxford
Big
Department Store
Moody ST
Brown
Robinson
I Jase
Charles M. Byron Thoreau
Carl R. Kay
Lapham
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