Local notes from South Sudbury and surrounding towns
Mrs Sherman of South Chelmsford visits with her mother Mrs Seymour while R H Hall brings a Marlboro bag write in for Henry N from Gen Sane Parsons. Dr and Mrs Bellyea return from a Maine Nova Scotia honeymoon and will practice in Brookline. Mrs Harrington of South Framingham visits. Harold Parmenter and family from Taunton visit parents. Frank B Tulis completes painting then begins work on Beeching summer residence. Miss Jeanne Hunt returns from a week out of town. Selectman Goodnow Station Agent Whitney and others attend Framingham lodge. Mrs Cutter hosts visits from Eaton and Howard. Mrs H I Newton and Mrs C L E Perry attend Bolton cattle show. George W Wilson dines with the Libbys. cards and amusements follow. Sydney Goodnow back from Waltham hospital for appendectomy. improving. BE F Conant seen with new Stoddard-Dayton touring car. M EB Tay improves property with concrete work. B Tuttle judges for premiums. Miss Rena Keyes visits Bila Miller. Ladies' Church Aid to meet Oct 8 at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Harrington
Framingham
Harold M. Parmenter
Taunton
Philip Chinn
Mr Beeching
Jeanne. P. Hunt
Selectman
Goodnow
Whitney
Middlesex Lodge
A. F
C. A. Cutter
Eaton
Waltham
Howard
Chelsea
H. I. Newton
C. L. E. Perry
Bolton Cattle Show
Funeral for Mrs. L. S. Cutting Held at Home
The Oct 1 service at the Cutting home was led by Rev. B. E. Whiting with soloist Miss Tewksbury of Newton. Dozens attended from nearby towns as pallbearers relatives Geo W Hunt Edward A Hunt Henry T Maynard and Roland R Cutler. Burial followed at Mt Wadsworth Cemetery. She resided here about 55 years and was born January in Saxonville. She left a husband Luther S Cutting and two sisters Nahum Goodnow and Mrs George W Hunt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Abel and
Adaline Thompson
Saxonville
Fred
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Wayside Inn
Woman's Club of
Sudbury
Luther 8. Cutting
Nahum Goodnow
George W. Hunt
Acton Centre Notes On Local Residents
Miss Unn Holden’s condition remains about the same. George L. Noyes and sister Mrs. Francis Davis of the town. Calvin Bisbee, once a West Acton blacksmith, died at the town farm on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith enjoyed an auto ride to Manchester New Hampshire Sunday. Mrs. E. A. Phalen visited with her sister Mrs. Norton Abbott Ave Bedford Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tingley entertain from Milford. Mrs. Shirtliff and daughter Mrs. McFarland. Mrs. McFarland sang Nearer My God To Thee Sunday. Emerick Gates and family auto ride to Brookline New Hampshire Sunday. Bedford Grange fair held on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unn Holden
George L. Noyes
Francis Davis
Calvin Bisbee
West Acton
Charles —. Smith
Manchester
N. H
E. A. Phalen
Norton
Abbott Ave
Bedford
F. W. ‘Tingley
Milford
Harvest supper and community events in Concord Junction
Concord Junction notes reveal the Odd Fellows renovating rooms in Association block and the Young Men's Social club planning a Sunlight Dance with Lawton's Orchestra. Other items include farmstead visits, a Mas sachusetts reform school worker returning after illness, a local rescue of youths stranded on Warners Pond, and numerous social gatherings including a harvest supper on Thursday Oct 8 and a Ladies Sodality reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Gladys Fink
Lawrence
Frank King
Crest St
Odd Fellows
Association Block
Association Hall
Lawton
Patrick Kelly
Middlesex Ladies’ Auxiliary
Watertown
Annie Butcher
Taunton
Justin W. Ford
Massachusetts Reformatory
Nellie Scarry
Dedham
Ellen Hayes
Mainst
Ladies’ Union
Ladies’ Sodality
Help of Christians
Daniel Cronin
Warners’ Pond
Gale Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Home
Friday evening friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Fred Gale on Main Street to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. They received a silver punch ladle as a token of esteem. The evening featured whist and refreshments with many friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gale
Main ‘St
Sunday Sermon Series For Youth At Local Church
Sunday morning the pastor begins the second in a youth sermon series titled What is it to be a disciple of Jesus. The evening Gideons service led by A. S. B. Lothrop of Worcester aims to place a Bible in every hotel room. Lothrop vows full houses and a lively service with a chorus and guest singer. Thursday the Ladies' union hosts a harvest supper at six to reunite summer friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
A. S. B. Lothrop
Worcester
Gideons
Lothrop
Ladies’ Union
Marking Tools for Waxed Surfaces
Instructions describe mixing one part muriatic acid with one part nitric acid and four parts water to prepare a solution. The coated tool is then used to scratch the design into the waxed surface.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlboro
B. F. Townsend
Maynard
Albert Vanderhoof
Concord
R. E
Alfred T. Haynes & Co
The
W. A. Haynes Co., Inc
Maynard, Mass
South
BE. F. Conant
M. EB. Tay
B. Tuttle
Rena Keyes
Waverly
Bila Miller
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Acton
Concord Junction
Union Church
J. R. Hughes
International Bible Students’ Associations
Condi Fiona
Arthur J. Coughlan
Eal
Wd. Ee
Ib. i
ORK
Frankfurters
Ot Yin
Toho
He. Young
Binthaey
McCain & Coo
Dey
Main St
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