Local Social Notes Include Visitors and School Plans
Mrs. Fred Hird was quite ill during the week. Mrs. John Lawton visited Fitchburg. Miss Marion Townsend will enter the Boston Normal Art school. Winfield Blake visited Williamstown. Allie Fairbanks enjoyed a sojourn in Bangor Maine. One candidate was initiated by Court Maynard F of A Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawton
Fitchburg
Marion Townsend
Boston Normal Art School
Winfield Blake
Williamstown
Allie” Fairbanks
Bangor
Court Maynard
F. of A
Julia Leyden
Boston
John Nee
Maynard
Concord Junction
Benjamin Lovett
Hudson
Hibernian
Rose Sullivan
Manchester
N. HM
Sumner Rogers
Bedford News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Robert Brown begins a house on Fletcher Ave while Mrs. Blinn returns from Europe. Various local residents travel, attend dances, and open businesses as the town reports social events, employment changes, a mill explosion, and civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brown
Fletcher Ave
Geo. R. Blinn
Europe
Local notes from South Sudbury village life
Sunday visits and family news fill the South Sudbury column. Adoniram Bacon, longtime town resident and former assessor, dies in Marlboro ond. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mt Wadsworth cemetery with interment in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
California
Mt. Wadsworth Cemetery
Sudbury Social Snippets Highlight Local Visits
Ernest Porter hosted Worcester friends over Sunday. Florence A. Hosmer visited Nashua relatives. Dwight and Mrs Dean hosted Vermont kin. George Perry of Shrewsbury visited Elm Farm. Perry and Keene families shared Sunday at Newtonville. Albert Sheffield moved to Peabody for a power house job. Sudbury brass band plans a late month dance with Harry Brigham’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Porter
Worcester
George Perry
Shrewsbury
Elm Farm
Albert Sheffield
Peabody
Power House
Sudbury Brass Band
Harry KE. Brigham
Nature would deprive fish of a voice, says Leader quote
A quip section quotes Cleveland Leader claiming nature denied fish a voice and imagines a cowed fish cackling over eggs while Lyndon notes money cannot buy happiness though it can buy off unhappiness, reflecting humorous editorial banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lyndon
Concord Junction social notes and local updates
Local residents report travels sales and visits including Mrs John Studley sailing for Tampa via Concord Junction. Carl Cadwell from Chicopes Falls visits. Miss Florence Bell returns from vacation. A H Converse return from New York. Miss Ethel Fredericks resigns from Allen offices for City Trust Co Boston. The W T U meets October 6 with guest night supper at 6 30 pm. 105 couples attend Four Merry Rubes prize waltz with $2 50 gold prizes to Mrs Mary Grimés and Edward J O'Brien. Next social Friday October 15 features Flanagan's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cadwell
Chicopes Falls
Concord Junction
Florence Bell
Lowell
A. H. Converse
New York
Ethel Fredericks
Allen
City Trust Co
Boston
Concord W
Mary Grimés
Concord
Edward J. O’brien
Patrick ‘Murphy
Maynard
Peter Smith
Littleton
Flanagan
Marlboro
Advertised Letters List Returns to Post Office
Blanche Allen, Mon Pantaloon Dube, Clifford Dupee, Mrs. Mortimer Fargo, Thomas Sheehan, Clifford Dupee, Albert EB, Johnson, Billy Wynne, Daniel Shea, Marr Bros. & Stewart are among names listed as advertised letters awaiting receipt or pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Allen
Mon
Pantaloon Dube
Clifford Dupee
Mortimer Fargo
Thomas Sheehan
Albert EB
Johnson
Billy Wynne
Daniel Shea
Marr Bros. & Stewart
Concord notes and local happenings reported activity
Concord residents see new appointments and moves with G B Dillingham relocation to Monument Street and Miss Isabelle Davidson undergoing eye surgery. A Democratic representative convention is planned in the lower hall, while Dr. Decker joins the town board of health. An organ grinder drew crowds, Prof. Norton returns to Washington, and a church dome staging removal alters the town’s skyline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Hall
Dumaine
Concord
Amoskeng
Selectmen and Board of Health
Wiliam N. Decker
Board of Health
Ernest J. Alley
Prof. Norton
United States Agricutural Bureau
Washington
Asparagus Experiment Station
Bedford St
Unitarian Church
Concord Fire Department
J. H
Erastus H. Smith
Whitcomb
Worcester Fair Grounds
Mass. Board of Assessors
Edgemore
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Fred Hird
Bedford
N. W. Beane
Springs Rd
H. 8. Young
Molly Clark
Hyde Park
Fanagan
Orchestra of Marlboro
Middlesex
John Kelley
William ‘Coulter
Concord and
Brooks Sts
Harry. Lewis
Newport
Henry McCormack
George O'brien
Loewe’s Block
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
Simon Sozlowski
Exeter
N. H
William “Mann
Marguerite Wallace
Sutton
William McGrail
Maple St
The
High School Athletic Association
Lynch Brothers
Detroits
Pittsburgs
Nason St
Louis A. Thomas
Watertown
Mrs. Thomas
George N. Salisbury
John Peterson
Harriman
River View
Concord Jancion
Edward Smith
Mr. Peterson
Brockton
Charles Shea
Ross K. Whiton
Boothby Hospital
Billerica
Draper and Frothingham
Enterprise
John
Young
Maine
New York City
Hudson-Fulton
Wm. M. Thaxter
Pagerd
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Edith Lenhart
Colby College
Robert E. Peary
Waterville
North’ Pole
Lenhart
Concord High School
Boston & Lexington St. Railway Company
Albert Pfeiffer
London
Eng
Great Rd
England
South
Sudbury
Arthur H. Barr
George E. Tull
Harold Ellins
New Britain
Conn
John Lindagren
John Tullis
Arthur L. Hunt
Saurday
Brooklyn
George E Turis
U. S
H. P. N. Dahl, Jeweler
Main Street
Bank
Essentials
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Gutteridge
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Naylor’s Black
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Tel
W. F. Litchfield
Opp Mill
Florence A. Hosmer
Nashua
Dwight Dean
Vermont
Cc. L. Perry
BE. J. Keene
Newtonville
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Waltham
Kar G. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
F. H. Burrill
John Studley
Tampa
Fla
M. G. Blood of
Pepperell
8. T. Blood
William Chaplin
Main St
BE. J. Alley
8. F. Blood
J. R. Shattuck
A. Dakin
Dillingham
F. E. Cheney
Misa
Miss Isabelle Davidson Ie
Misses Brown
Monumnt
J. H.,chase of
Daniel F. Hennessy
Bedford Ct
Christian
Martingen
Keyes
Electrical and Auto
Eve
OUR
Edison
Victor
Talking Machines
Walden Hall
Commonwealth Ave
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