Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Health Notes
South Sudbury residents note various weekend visits including Arthur H Burr with family in the village and Sidney W Goodnow returning from Locies Mills Maine after a sister visit. Several health updates mention Mrs Gertrude Hurlburt improving after Fernecroft stay and Elliott L Fisher planning year‑round operation at Ferncroft with steam heat and better health amid Wondancet climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Goodnow
Locies Mills
E. C. Whiting
Edward P. Adams
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry Reed
Boston Manufacturing Co
Waltham
C. F. Bungell
Div
Marlboro
Alice E. Rice
Goodnow
Lancaster
H. T. Maynard
Sagamore
Elliott L. Fisher
Ferncroft
Wondancet
N. H
Sudbury Socials and Lodge Visits Highlight Weekend
Sudbury hosts Mr and Mrs Louis D Perry as weekend guests of Geo Hyde Wollaston. Mrs Fred Raymond and family of Watertown visited friends. Sudbury Masons attended the Charles A Welch lodge visitation in Maynard and the United Brethren lodge in Marlboro. Lost a black and white Shepherd named Ned. reward and contact D J Finney South Sudbury Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Perry
Geo Hyde
Wollaston
Fred Raymond
Watertown
Sudbury
South Sudbury
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Maynard
United Brethren Lodge
Marlboro
Ned
D. J. Finney
South
Mass
Local notes from Maynard and surrounding towns
Maynard Archibald Murray starts work in Athol. Many residents visit, travel, and recover from illnesses. The Danish Brotherhood meets in Stow with a Thanksgiving dedication planned. Cordia coal plan expands in Concord with fixed prices. Basketball club plans season start November 18. Matthew Campbell seeks hospital care for leg ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moynihan
New York
William Inman
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Parkin
Charles Richardson
Fryeburg
Thomas Farrell
Boston
Alice
Wary Moore
Carl Stockbridge
Powell
Fred Chandler
Rochdale
F .E. Taylor & Co
Dennison Mfg. Co
I. A. Burnap
Hartford
Conn
Peter Stitt
W. C. Croft
A. Destasio
Mainst
Martin Peterson
Lawrence
Jackson St
Arthur J. Coughan
Faneuil Hall
Coughlan
William Collier
Howard
Lowell
D. D
Francis Newton
Southboro
Charles F. Welch Lodge
Knox
Lucy Newton
Eye and Ear Infirmary
William Baron, Jr
Maynard
Stow
Concord
James J. Ledgard
James
Matthew Campbell
Mass. Gen. Hospital
Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss R N Warren offers violin lessons in Concord at the Walden Music room on Saturdays from 9 to 2. Various residents, guests, and relocations are listed including Mrs Wallace Barlow visiting her father Albert Bubinger, Miss Hattie Dunaway appearing at Association Hall, and the Jullson family moving to Laws Brook Road. A new water filtering machine at River View laundry promises whiter clothes. Community events include dances at Christies in Maynard, a Grange fair planned for Oct 10, and a D D G R Martin Troy visit to Concord council 963 R A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Warren
Walden Music Room
Concord
Mary Coughlin
Arthur Andrewa
Norway
J. D. Wilson
Wallace Barlow
Albert Bubinger
Daniel McMillan
Nova Scotia
H. W. Tripp
Barrets Mill Rd
William Joness
James Dunlop
New Hampshire
F. C. Sortwell
Wayland
Fred Mean
H. C. Shepard
River View
Hattie Dunaway
Maynard Shop
Christie's
Columbus Club
Newell's Orchestra
The
Grange
Lieut
Kenneth. Blood
T. Blood
Concord Notes on Local Politics and Sports Week
Concord hosts a busy week with Middlesex Teachers convention Oct. 25 closing schools. Concord and Concord Junction football at Concord on Oct. 16. Wayland, Newton games. parade plans for Boston trip. Dr Frederick Glazier Progressive nomination noted. Wilson campaign talk linked to ex Senator Hoar. World Beaters baseball future under debate and manager plans featuring George Shepard as potential successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Concord
Concord Grange
Town Hall
Frederick Glazier
Hudson
Progressive
Tremont Temple
Ird
Sudbury Common
Brown's Woods
Dairs Woods
Wayland
Ruth Raymond
Roger Sherman Hoar
New York
Riley
Democratic State Committee
Wilson
Hoar
State
Wilson Club
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Mitchell
Charles 3
Hamlin
al Wilson
Concord Junction
World Beaters
George Shepard
Shepard
Local Youth Sets Sail for Fruit Trade in British Columbia
Joseph Montague, a popular youth from this town, departs Tuesday morning to join a fruit producers association in British Columbia. He is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Montague and a Concern high school alumnus noted for athletics. He has spent ten years in Boston in clerical work and will pursue a fruit business career with the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Montague
British Columbia
Fruit Producers’ Association
Montague
Mr. Montague
George Montague, Cottage Sr
Concern High School
Business College
Boston
Westvale Scooter Crash Injures George Howes
A Sunday accident in Westvale left George Howes with a serious knee wrench after being struck by a motorcycle driven by John Collings. Collings suffered arm and body contusions and back strain, while passenger John Plankey sustained minor head and neck injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvale
George Howes
John Collins
Howes
Colling
Mr. Howes
Collins
John Plankey
Titcomb
Plankey
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Miles
Arthur H. Burr
H. H. Whitney
Northampton
Gertrude Hurlburt
Fernecroft
N. Hl
Clifford W. Richardson
New Britain
H. M. Ellins
E. C. Whitney
Memorial Church
W. Fow
First Congregational Church
Optometrist
C. H. Wilcox
Lowell Road
NEW Hudson
Lincoln
Bedford, Billerica, Carlisle Maynard
Sudbury and
L. N. Fowler
Concord Junction, Mass
Portland
L. N. Fowler & CO
Archibald Murray
Athol
Frank Whitney
Maynard Lodge
James Colleton
Hall
Marion
Newport
Justin W. Ford
Officer Whidden
Carter
William Hayes
Marlboro Vsted
John Whalen
Grant
D. A. RB
Middlesex County Teachers’ Convention
Concord Hith
Country Day School
Newton
Wiam Connor
Cambridge
Concord Equal Suffrage League
Motocycle
Himelf
George H. Gutteridge
Tchmaker
Rinne Street
Glenwood
Main and Nason Sts
W. F. Litchfield
Main St. Opp. Mill Maynard
W. H. Virgie CO
Women’s
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Milford
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