South Sudbury News Miscellany and Local Notes
Local residents report visitors and family gatherings with Mrs Leonard of Allston and the Tullis family enjoying visits from relatives. O F Nelson’s colt wins $20 at Framingham show. Henry Newton moves family into daughter’s house. D E Roche transfers to first trick. Memorial church hosts a Victrola recital loaned by M Steinert. A severe fall injures E F Bradshaw and Forrest. Bartlett escapes with minor scrapes.
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Henry Newton
Gertrude Hurlburt
D. E. Roche
Memorial Church
M. Steinert
Sudbury Band Concert Planned With Noted Musicians
Sudbury brass band prepares for an early concert featuring cornet trombone and baritone solos plus singing and other features. The town anticipates a strong turnout as support is urged. A timetable change on the B and M R R improves Boston morning travel for Sudbury North Sudbury and Nobscot residents. A Franklin automobile is for sale priced at 975 dollars and addressed to Yo Yo Beverage Co.
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Sudbury
North Sudbury
Nobscot
Boston
N. Y
Concord Junction
Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South
Mass
Maynard Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Maynard reports a whist party by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A O H next Monday. Miss Sara Shaw will resume studies at Sargent School in Cambridge Thursday. A Maynard Hudson Boy Scouts relay race may occur soon. Starr Rutan returns to Harvard College as a junior in architecture. Charlies Warren rests from duties at P H DeLee store. The high school senior class plans a dance Friday Oct 13 to fund a Washington trip with Harry Brigham's orchestra. Henry Price, after watching west coast high rollers, returns as top alley roller with 114 string. The selectmen note gate construction material for Concord and Summer sts crossings shipped. Rev F N Hutan attended Trinitarian church anniversary for Rev George Tewks bury. anniversary prayer and remarks given. Charles F Gettemy will address Men's League on Statistical Dept Oct 17 with a bird's eye view of the bureau.
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The
Sara Shaw
Sargent School
Cambridge
Maynard and Hudson Boy Scouts
Starr Rutan
Harvard College
Charlies Warren
P. H. DeLee
Washington
Harry Brigham
Henry Price
West
Supt
Cheever
Concord
Sts
Emma Callahan visits Mansfield and friends
Miss Emma Callahan starts this week for Mansfield to visit her sister Mrs. James Lawton. J H D Whitcomb serves as judge at the Brockton fair. Various local residents attend the Barre Fair and plan club and church events including harvest suppers and annual fairs.
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Emma Callahan
Mansfield, C
James Lawton
Bedford notes and notices from local civic events
Judge Loomis convalesces after appendicitis. Charles Kenrick buys Clarke estate on South Street for his parents. Civic club places waste barrels in Bedford Centre to promote cleanliness. President Loomis returns soon from Canada and Alaska trip. Supt Cutler notes early winter and a flock of wild geese. Bedford loses Sunday train service under new timetable. Grange Fair advertised for Oct 5 with prizes. hopes to draw Grangers from nearby towns.
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Eithu G. Loomis
Charles Kenrick
Paris
France
Clarke
South St
Supt. Cutler
Moth Commission
Bedford
Mauretania
Fishguard
Dover
Channel 1
Calais
Concord Social Notes and Arrivals Highlight Local Life
Local residents attend engagements and events from Concord to Boston. Entries mention Sedgewick residence, students resuming studies, engagements in Concord and Washington, vacations in Brockton and Maine, and upcoming Middlesex club meeting at Young's Hotel. Community figures like J M Keyes and Chief William Craig noted as prosperity symbols. A Concord baseball club benefit dance with Worcester orchestra is planned at the town hall next Wednesday.
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Middlesex Club
Young
Concord Junction Local Notes and Social Events
Prentice Blood resumes studies at Lowell Textile Institute. Ruth Shepard to begin student teaching in the West Concord school. Marion Shaw visits brother L B Shaw of Riverside Ave. B W Ford returns from Waltham hospital care. Wisner Park back to Old Colony Trust Co. after three weeks away. A Jolly Three dance to be held in Association hall next Friday. Water trough relocated to center of triangle in front of A P Simpsons store. Benefit dance for Concord baseball club to be held in town hall next Wednesday with Heagney and Wallace's orchestra. Late cars will run to this town Maynard. Northwest Temperance Union holds semiannual event. George F. Kennett of Lowell noted. New signs at Main St and Commonwealth announce directions in gold. Hopeful signs for legible street signs across town within seven years.
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Margaret Connell
Belknap St
Concord Baseball Club
Town Hall
Heagney and Wallace
Orchestra
Worcester
Concord Jet
Maynard
New England
Fat Men's Club
Revere House
J. M. Keyes
Frank MacManus
William Craig
Martin Whitney
Charles Prescott
John Raymond
Richard Wood
Concord
BE. W. Ford
Waltham Hospital
Wisner Park
Old Colony ‘Trust Co
Jolly Three
Association Hall
A. P. Simpsons’ Store
Northwest Temperance Union
George F. Kenngett
Lowell
Main St
Commonwealth
Union Church Notes Rally Day Amid Rainy Interruption
Rally Day was held despite rain with 198 in Sunday school. Next Sunday sermon topics are Choice and Children and Indifference in the Religious Life. Over two weeks 127 certificates sold, $3176 raised, covering one fourth of the debt on the church. Harvest supper by the Ladies Union Thursday at 6 30 with a post supper entertainment.
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Ladies’ Union
Goat's Milk Valued by Writers and Doctors
Many foreign writers and medical experts advocate goat milk for infants and invalids. France and Switzerland operate nurseries that favor goat milk as a key care element. It is praised for its similarity to human milk in composition.
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France
Switzerland
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D Iana Hill
Alice H. Parmenter
Framingham Hospital
Lester Burr
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D. EB. Roche
William Fay
West Barnstable
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Marlboro
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E. F. Bradshaw
Forrest
Fred Bartlett
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H. P. N. Dahl
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Trinitarian Church
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Charles F. Gettemy
State Bureau of Statistics
Men's League of the Congregational Church
Mr. Gettemy
Statistical Department
J. H. D. Whitcomb
Littleton
Congregational Vestry
Unitarian Society
Arthur W. Drew
Minneapolis
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New Bedford
Daniel Stetson
Mansfield
Percy Crane
Woman's Club
Mattie K. Priest
D. G. Houghton
Civic Club
Bedford Centre
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Ralph L.loomis
Canada
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Hudson
Nason Street
B. F. Townsend
Main Street
Rogers Silverware
Naylor
Maynard, Mass
P. AM
Jeweler
DAHL
Mise Buck's
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
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St. Opp. Mill
Brockton Fair
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Concord, Mass
J. A. Sedgewick
Thank A. Pierce
Cornell Law School
Charles Blanchard
Brighton Seminary
William Connor
Somerville
Rose Wallace
Grant At
Mary L. Grimes
B. L. Filene
Brockton
Florence
Minetta Rose
Alfred L. Hodgman
Washington, D. C
J. F. Bagley
Fernald
the National Soldiers’ Home
A. B. C. Dakin
Lowell Ra
Old Concord
T. M. Barry
E. 8. Connelly
Maine
Prentice Blood
Lowell Textile Institute
Ruth Shepard
West Concord
Miss Marion Shaw
L B. Shaw
Riverside Ave
Union Church Notes
Keyes
Water and Sewer Dept
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
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