Social News From South Sudbury and Surroundings
Mrs. Nutting visits New York while Alfred Rose enjoys a family vacation in Waltham. D EB Roche moves to Mrs. Alice Rice’s house in Sudbury Center. Beeching hosts Boston friends at their Sun day seaside home. Billings’ house nears occupancy in November. A. H. Rogers return from trips to Nova Scotia New York and Pennsylvania. Bernard Stone prepares a cellar for a new state highway home opposite F. S. Bartlett. Bradshaw recovers on crutches after a fall from a roof. A well attended Methodist supper and sale features baked beans cold meats pies and a hearty menu. Olaf Johnson hosts guests at the Nelson Howe place after improvements. Miss Maude Hunt on leave from Ancorn Hospital Panama enjoys return visit here. State deputy fire warden visits town to coordinate wardens and plan an Mt Nobscot observation tower. Memorial church concert by Victor Victrola Co benefits Sunday school with Caruso Farrar recordings and light humor plus home made candy sales boosting proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Billings
H. H. Rogers
Nova Scotia
New York
Pennsylvania
Bernard Stone
F. S. Bartlett
F. Bradshaw
Methodist Church
Olaf Johnson
Nelson Howe Place
Johnson
Maude H. 4. Hunt
U. S
Ancorn Hospital
Panama
Mt Nobscot
Boston
Memorial Church
Victor Victrola Co
Farrar
Caruso
Borough Pomona Grange to Resume Meetings in Sudbury
Borough Pomona Grange will resume meetings on Thursday October 12 invited as guests of Sudbury Grange. Forenoon topics cover marketing fruit including Western methods and cooperation versus individual efforts plus home fruit varieties and cooking. Afternoon address by Rev A H Wheelock on patriotism and loyalty. Also for sale Franklin automobile in good running order for $75.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Sudbury
Julia Ames
George Clark
A. H. Wheelock
Marlboro
Franklin Automobile
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South
Mass
Sunday Socials and Local Shifts in Maynard
Maynard notes list residents visiting relatives in Marlboro Chelsea Upton and Boston. Alfred King and Dora attend a Willimantic funeral. Walter Moore leaves the street railway and buys a milk route. Middlesex club plans a Lake Boon clam bake with a Waltham caterer. Fire engineers await a new ladder truck headed to Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bird
Marlboro
Frank Rowley
Alfred King
Dora
Willimantic
South Framingham
Lindenst
Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
Waltham
Walter Moore
Herbert Fowler
Moore
Department
Littleton High School Dance Set at Town Hall
The senior class of Littleton high school will hold a dance at Town Hall Littleton on Friday evening Oct 20 with Thayer's orchestra of Pepperell providing music. Other items note Be Maxwell carpentering in Fitchburg Mrs Blatchford of Lynn visiting relatives Roy Jewett plans winter southward. Backlog Club officers elected. Unitarian conference plans in October for Channing Brown and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Maxwell
Fitchburg
Mrs. Blatchford
Lynn
Charles L. Smith
Littleton High School
Town Hall
Littleton
Thayer
Orchestra of
Pepperell
B. F. Jacobs
Harry Smith
Laura G. Chandler
Alice M. Whitcomb
Hattie R. Hopkins
Austin T. Kimball
Farnk B. Priest
Spare Moments Fuel Noted Reading Habit
In a Louisville Courier Journal tone the brief notes a tall girl reading seven summer novels during spare moments while serving as a bridge dummy. The casual remark highlights small everyday pursuits and quick literary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonder
Bridge
Louisville Courier-Journal
Daily Tough Memory and Thought Reflections
A brief quotation reflecting on memory as imagination’s cabinet and reason’s treasury, describing memory as a registry of conscience and a council chamber of thought. The excerpt credits Hasile as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasile
Bedford Men Attend Elks Dinner and Local Notices
Bedford James Harvey Bert Wood and John Youngy business men of New Hampshire and York Maine attended a Waltham Elks dinner then visited a Brockton fair and Bedford friends hosted entertainment. The October PTA meeting is set for Thursday the 19th at 3 30 p.m. at the school with Mr George Armstrong speaking on Cooperation between Parents and Teachers. Count Magri and the Countess visiting Bedford House this week with Mr and Mrs F B Bartlett. Magri joined the BPOE 24 years ago in Grand Rapids. Lost Lexington Airedale Terrier named Rough last seen Oct 8 reward for finder notified F Philbrick Bloomfield St Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey
Bert Wood
John
N. H
York
Gui
Waltham Lodge of Elks
Brockton Fair
Bedford
Parent- Teacher, Association
George Armstrong
Count Magri
Tom Thumb
F. B. Bartlett
Bedford House
America
Europe
Order
Grand Rapids, Mich
Local Social Notes At Concord And Nearby Towns
Miss Ruth Williams visits relatives in Lynn. Miss Nellie Donahue of Milton guests Miss Juln Mahoney. Miss Christina Cullinane on vacation from local telephone corps. Laura E. Stone to move to Portland on Oct 14 to live with sister Mrs Whitmore. Joseph Dee Jr buys black horses for undertaking business. Capt R B Peterson recovers from cold and returns out. Miss Mary Flavin back at Massachusetts Highway Commission after visit to Greenfield. Miss Lena Larsen underwent appendicitis operation and is recovering. A. McConnell departs for two weeks. Goodwin of Malden covers. Scandinavian M B church biweekly prayer meetings begin at members’ homes. Concord Grange to work first degree on five candidates. food sale for piano funds. Miss Edna Calef entertained in Concord, returns to Gloucester with Misses Brown McConnell and Cornelia Thorpe. First Church of Christ Scientist Concord invites to lecture by Virgil O. Strickler on Oct 16 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdlth Williams
Lynn
Nellie Donahue
Milton
Ju-ln Mahoney
Christina Cullinane
Telephone Corps
Laura E. Stone
Portland
Ore
Whitmore
Josephine Blancherd
the Telephone
Joseph Dee, Jr
Horace Tuttle
R. BR. Peterson
Edna Calef
Concord
Gloucester
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Virgil O. Strickler
Boston
Town Hall
Concord Bachelors Routed by Worcester Prep Teachers Invasion
The mill dam scene in Concord was eerily quiet as 160 Worcester State Normal School prospective teachers arrived in two special cars. The sudden influx frightened local bachelors, shutting down business for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill ‘Dam
State Normal School of
Worcester
Mill Dam
Concord Junction Local News Roundup
Miss Ida Garrity of Boston visited relatives over Sunday. Edward Dow's health shows slight improvement after illness. A Friday Association hall dance drew a good crowd. Road workers repaired Church Street last week. Miss Margaret Damon spent two weeks away. Hon Jon F Pitagerald of Reaton visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs B F Russell are visiting Jamaica Plain relatives for a week. Harry Dye elected to high school football team. Daniel Lakin convalescing after bronchial pneumonia. Mr and Mrs R T McDonald occupy new Central Street house built by H M Hawley. Locals attending Dr Winchester Bible studies at Trinitarian church Concord. West Concord teachers held a house party at Essex. time well spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Garrity
Boston
Edward Dow Ts
Association Hall
Church St
Margaret Damon
Harry Dye
Daniel Lakin
R. T. McDonald
Central #1
HM. Hawley
Dr. Winchester
Trinitarian Church
Concord
West Con Erd School
Essex
Youngest Judge Appointed by Governor Foss
Frederick H. Chase son of Mr and Mrs A Chase of this town is named by Governor Foss as judge on the superior bench. A Concord boy, born July 27 1870, he studied at Concord High School Harvard College class of 1892 and Harvard Law School. He practiced with Sughrue Chase and served as indictment clerk and assistant district attorney in Suffolk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Chase
A. Chase
Foss
Chase
Concord
Judge Chase
Concord High School
Rvard College
Harvard Law School
Sherman Hoar
Pug
Michael J. Sughrue
Pemberton
Sughrue & Chase
Dist
Atty
Oliver Stevens
Suffolk County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Nutting
Alfred Rose
D. EB. Roche
Sudbury Center
Alice Rice
A. B. Beeching
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Haverhill
Elmer Curtis
Chas. Sherer
Nathaniel Davis
Pleasant St
Chelsea
Albert Batley, Jr
Upton
Maynard News
Roy Jewett
Largo
Fla
B. F. Townsend
Main Street
Gilson
Apeak
Lexington
F. Philbrick
Bloomfield St
Hudson
Nason Street
Rogers Silverware
Gutteridge
Naylor’s Brock
Maynard, Mass
Jeweler
DAHL
Miss
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
F. Litchfield
Mill
Whites Garage
Concord, Mass
Mary Flavin
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Greenfield
Lena Larsen
Westford Road
A. McConnell
Goodwin of
Malden
Mr. McConnell
M. B. Church
Concord Grange
Concord Bachelors
Jon F. Pitagerald of
Reaton
Mr. B. PF. Russell
Jamaica Plain
Keyes
John M. Keyes
Walden St
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