Local Social News Highlights and Upcoming Events
Miss Nellie Jones works in Bos and Mrs Robins visits Mrs Hayward. Miss Florence Tuttle returns to Wellesley College Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Forristall of Peterboro NH visit A J Fletcher Sunday. Varnum Robbins and Mrs Percy Prior visit town. Stockholders day drew locals to Boston. Children’s party Thursday with supper at 6 30 and entertainment. Miss A L Hicks returns from Plymouth Portland and White Mountains trip. Ten-of-Us club invites to Exchange hall Thursday Oct 20 with Brig ham orchestra. Ladies Social Circle annual meeting Thursday Oct 6 at 3 pm in Congregational church chapel. full attendance urged.
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Be” Sass
James
Fred Forristall
Peterboro
N. H
A. J. Fletcher
Varnum Robbins
Mra Percy Prior
Winthrop
Boston
A. L. Hicks
Plymouth
Portland
White Mountains
Exchange Hall
Harry ©. Brigsham
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Tadies
Congregational Church
To Let in South Acton On Nov 1 Letting Details
To Let in South Acton on Nov 1 dwelling house and barn five acres of land with fruit trees. Apply to John B Hannon Concord Junction Harness boot and shoe repairing at noble prices by C H Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
John B. Hannon
Concord Junction
C. H .Clark
Local Social and Grange News from Boxboro
Boxboro notes show Miss Mabel Dodge and Miss Mary Nelson at home over Sunday. Families and groups plan church circle meetings and school children entertain for an open Grange gathering Friday. Rev F H Viets preached on Forgiveness and the Y P S C B met with a talk on Self-denial. Borough Pomona Grange meets Oct 13 with Brother Patch receiving fifth degree and a post‑luncheon discussion on experiment stations and poultry by Prof A A Brigham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
F. H. Viets
Patch
Littleton
Frank A. Patch
A. A. Brigham
Marlboro
Harvest supper and Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party notes
Mrs Jenette Spring hosts Harvest supper for Universalist society in the vestry on Friday night October 7 followed by the comedy Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party. Miss Ethel Bruce Groton visits milliner work. Mrs Emeline Hall marks 86th birthday with family tea as health improves.
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G. B. Parker
Ethel Bruce
Groton
Aagin
The
Universalist Society
Jerusha
Emeline Hall
Local Ladies Relief Corps Entertain
Friday Sept 30 the Woman's Relief Corps No 62 Middlesex County WRC hosted 27 corps at the G A R hall with a noon banquet at the Baptist vestry. Annie Tuttle of Lowell presided as president and the program featured musical readings and addresses.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Middlesex County Association
Annie Tuttle
Lowell
G. A. R. Hall
Baptist Church
Oliver B. Howe
G. A. B. ‘Hall
Tuttle
Harriet Ralph
V. P
Mary B. Elliot
Sara R. Richardson
Misses Grace
Katharine Richardson
Margaret de Lorien
Lena O’connelling
Susan Leonard
Omerheus Readies
W. R
New Linens and Embroidery at M. A. Armstrong's
New pillow tops and cords, ruff ies, tray cloths and doilies are offered with linens and drawn work. Centerpieces for Mt. Mellick embroidery advertised as part of items at M. A. Armstrong's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mellick Embroidery
M. A. Armstrong's
Higgins and associates notified of GOP nomination in New York
Lieutenant Governor Higgins and his Saratoga ticket associates were formally notified of their nomination at Higgins home. Higgins replied as the nominee for governor with Julius Mayer named as candidate for lieutenant governor.
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Miggine
N. Y
Higgins
Saratoga
Julius Mayer
Auction at Brooks Farm Concord Mass Brooks Farm sale
H Foubuth acts for A G Sheldon and George Brooks sell 90 cows, farming tools, wagons, two horses, four cows, two heifers, hay, fodder, engine and blacksmith shop contents at the Brooks Farm Strawberry Hill Road Concord Mass with no postponement. Furnishings of the house in 21 rooms go to Mrs Isabella M Brooks October 20 9 am. House vacated by November 1. See posters.
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Brooks
Isabella M. Brooks
Brooks Farm
Strawberry Hill Road
Sudbury Residents and Local Real Estate Change
Mrs. Rachael A. Rockwood of San Pasqual California, long time Sudbury resident, visits relatives here. Howard Mason, Sudbury public schools music instructor, returns from a California pleasure trip and will resume work Friday. Claron A. Jones real estate, sold at public auction Saturday, bought by Frederick A. Casson of Saugus among six bidders. An expert greenhouse man is expected to own and occupy the estate and raise pirk s for Boston market.
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Rachael A. Rockwood
San Pasqual
Cal
Sudbury
Howard Mason
California
Claron A. Jones
Frederick A. Casson
Saugus
Bdston
Bereavement thanks to Marlboro and Sudbury friends
The Perry family thanks friends in Marlboro and Sudbury for kindness after a bereavement. They especially commend Mrs. Emory Larrabee for her constant assistance during their hour of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Sudbury
Emory Larrabee
H. V. Perry
Friends and Schoolmates Surprise Harry Richardson
Harry Richardson was surprised at his Blossom street home Monday night by friends and schoolmates who presented a gold ring. Refreshments, singing, music, and games followed, with a list of attendees including Willie Finnerty Willie O’Donnell Lillian McGrath Margaret McGrath Helen Fox Nellie Hellen Lizzie Hellen Frank Collins John Molloy Tipecleh Sokehbeatnat beshes Helen O’Donnell Winnie Collins Esther McCarthy Frank Scully Anna Connors Sadie Henry Stewart George Richardson Harry Rooney Ralph Feeney.
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Harry Richardson
Blossom St
Helen O'Donnell
Mr. Richardson
Willie, Finnerty
Willie O’donnell
Lillian
Margaret McGrath
Helen Fox
Nellie
Lizzie Hellen
Frank Collins
John Molloy
Tipecleh
Winnie Collins
Esther McCarthy
Frank Scully
Anna Connors
Sadie
Henry Stewart
George Richardson
Harry Rooney
Ralph Feeney
Hudson Notes Reflect Visitors and Town Affairs
The town records visitors and movements including John Wood of Medford and Patrick McManus leaving C.M., Brett. Various residents move, visit relatives, and auditors plan annual inspections. Local events include a Methodist sale, a Mother Goose party, and a Sunlight dance. civil life, illness, and upcoming street work are noted.
New York City Excursion From Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield
An October 6 excursion from Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield Valley proceeds to Troy New York then by steamer to New York City. The trip costs six dollars and includes a river ride.
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New York City
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Vanderveer
Nellie Jones
Bos
Angelia Robtins
W. B. Hayward
Florence Tuttle
Wellesley“College
TOCAL
Boxboro
Mabel Dodge
Mary Nelson
Clarence Mead
Wellesley Hills
Edgar Mead
A. F. Nelson
H. F. Bow Wence
Walpole
James Devane
West Acton
Jenette
Crain
Miss Spaulding
Townsend
Calvin Holbrook
Alice L. Stone
the Waltham Hospital
C. B. Stone
LOCAL
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Acton Centre
Ring
John Wood
Ford
Patrick ‘McManus
C.M
Brett
Margaret Munane
Fitchburg
Henry P. Andrews
Central St
Henry J. Lafrance
Mason St
Henry Bach
Apsley St
New' S Brunswick
N. J
8. J. Peartie
Providence
Mrs. P. Martin
Packard St
Mrs
Michael Walsh
Maple St
Brockton
Town Hall
Nathaniel Southard
Warner St
Fred Dudley
Concord, N. H
F. W. Coughlin
Lisbon Falls
Joseph Lovett
River St
George Sawyer
Maynard
Pope St
Clara May Welsh
High St
Smith's College
Northampton
Charlies M. Stowe
Jacksonville, Fla
A. H. Stowe
Chery St
Silas Fairbanks
C. L. Woodbury & Sons
H. Taylor
Winter St
Tyler Place
Caleb Brigham
Brantock
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Eloridge Morse
Hudson Department Store
Fred Ware
Peter Morrill
I. B. Flibbert
Josie Flibbert
Bessie Jandron
Northboro
Hudson Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
A. H. Herrick
Sethodist Church
Ernest Kennedy
B. B. Lovett
Hudson
Heagney & Wallace
M. Bryant
Maple
Broad St
Creighton
Fall Creations
Xylan Adi
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Main ST
Geo, G. Keith, Andrew Poland
Glenwood Antom
Albert Vanderhoof
Main ST. Concord
Geo
New York
City
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Fall River
Marlboro Aerie
Order of Eagles
L. N. Fowler
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