North Acton notes include repairs at Nagog Inn and apple gatherings
Loraine Miller relaxed at home while Nagog Inn plans extended improvements with L H Bacon of Newton Centre as architect and E A Phalen of Acton as carpenter. The Centre Grammer school children plan a fair on Oct 3 to buy a sewing machine. Apples on exhibit include many varieties at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagog Inn
L. H. Bacon
Newton Centre
E. A. Phalen
Acton
Rolfe Bradbury
Lilian Frost
Maynard
South Framingham
Henry Lewis
Burdett College
Centre Grammar School
Ohld
Jay Gould
South Acton
Ruth Robbins
Mr. Gould
Printis
James B. Tuttle
Acton Center
North Acton
J. S. White
Sudbury Social Roundup notes and moves
Mrs James Sheffield and son Bert attended the Brockton Fair Friday. Miss L H Glazier and H E Nesbit of West Newton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C B Perry. The Unitarian church ladies plan their annual sale and dinner on Thursday Oct 12 at the church. D B Roche and family moved from the R B Oliver tenement to Mrs A E Rice's tenement in South Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheffield
Bert
Brockton Fair
L. H. Glazier
D. B. Roche
R. B. Oliver
A. E. Rice
South Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club Meets at Town Hall on Library Talk
The Sudbury Woman's Club held a rainy Wednesday meeting at Town Hall with Miss Zaidee discussing how to get the most from a public library. She urged books aiding religious educational industrial and social needs and encouraged children's early exposure to picture and story books. Alfred Tennyson Dickens visited Wayside Inn Friday, touring Longfellow's rooms and dining with landlord Lemon. The next meeting on Oct 18 will feature Miss Mabel Frost on Boston's Woman's Historical League activities.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
Zaidee Ob
Alfred Tennyson Dickens
Charles Dickens
Wayside Inn
Longfellow
Lemon
Woman's Club
Mabel Frost
Woman's Bistoral League of
Boston
Frost’s Sudbury ties spark curiosity at a family event
The article notes Frost’s connections in Sudbury where her parents live and hints at an upcoming event likely to attract an audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Sudbury
Littleton Women's Club Opens Year With Debate on Suffrage
The Littleton Woman's Club opened with a large attendance as Mrs. C. A. Hosmer led prayer and Mrs. Lizzie P. Stone played a piano solo. Five new members were proposed, and members debated equal suffrage with four women contributing strong points. Vacation notes and social updates followed as plans for a public water system and Middlesex Worcester Pomona Grange events loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
C. A. Hosmer
Lizzie P. Stone
Hattie Robinson
Fannie Woodbury
Julia Conant
Charlotte Tenney
W. Conant
E. E. Tenney
L. M. Priest
Ora Titcomb
Maria Fletcher
Theodore Fletcher
Middlesex Worcester
Pomona Grange
Littleton
Grange
Legal Qualifications in Faded Legal Lore
The fragment discusses lawyers as skilled craftsmen with tasks like filing bills and shaping cases. It references a Brenel in Juddeiat Lore and hints at indictments, juries, witnesses, and court actions, all within a satirical or fragmentary historical note.
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Crosby's Cash Store
Maynard's Block
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
Maynard’s Block
Billy de Croteau
Hal. Oliver
Mr. Smoker
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Loraine Miller
Ebenezer
Heywood
Lowell
Spofford Robbins
Alf
American Beauty
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Bluepearmain
Bellflower
Cat Head
Gravenstein
Greening
Hubbardston
Mackintosh
New York
Pippin
Penox
Porter
Ramshorn
Garden Russett
Golden Russett
Hunt Russett
Roxbury Russett
Bill Reed
Danvers
Washington Sweet
Hartwell,rd
Bedan
Myles W. Illingworth
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