Lincoln News and Social Notes From Somerville to Bemis Hall
Harold Clapp spent Sunday with friends in Somerville and Mrs J J Storrow visits New York. Mr and Mrs H P Bigelow return from a three months trip west. Carl Handberg couple welcome a baby girl. Lincoln youths attend armory social in Concord. Dance for St Josephs at Bemis hall on Oct 16. School grading contract awarded to Cunningham Bros of North Lincoln. Bemis Lectureship opens Oct 15 with Schuecker Concert Co in Bemis hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clapp
Somerville
J. J. Storrow
New York
H. P. Bigelow
West
Lincoln
Armory
Concord
Bemis’ Hall
St. Joseph's
Cunningham Bros. of
North
Bemis’ Lectureship
Schuecker Concert Co
Maurice Connors
C. F. Connos
Newburyport
Haynes Department Store
East Liverpool Crowd Hears Tariff Argument From William H
In East Liverpool Ohio William H addressed a vast steel and iron district audience on tariff protection for American workers and his personal experiences with the fishing world. The report notes derailment near Sterling and lists local notices including the Littleton races and school sewing and manual training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Cleveland
William H
Ohio
Sterling
Maynard Social Notes Reflect Moves and Local Events
Pauline Boeske moves to Texas while Worcester visitors are noted. High mass resumes at St. Bridget’s. Mill payroll nears eighteen thousand dollars. Hotel Somerset staff changes follow Lawrence Fletcher’s departure. Various residents take work at local mills and attend events in Marlboro and Worcester. The Lorne Elwyn troupe disbands after a performance. a large crowd attends Marlboro game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget's Church
Garnet Hackwell
Worcester
Esther Bowers
Westvale Mill
Lawrence Fletcher
Somerset
Bertha Strout
R.C. A
Kate Crowley
Marlboro
Katie Powers
Strathmore Worsted
Bedford Chronicle Briefs and Local Notes
Bedford town actions report $158 fines collected for district court. Local residents Dora and Mabel Colley visited. Charles Cushing Walcott of Lexington committed to the state asylum. Mrs. BE. Simonde notes dry veil after 38 years. Ladies Circle hosts tea at Carlisle First Parish. Amelia Fowler leaves for New Dorchester then the West. Two brush fire alarms Saturday. firemen contain one acre pine land. A boy in a cart drawn by a pony amuses Main Street observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Dora
Mabel Colley
Lynn
Ida M. Cole
Charles Cushing Walcott
Lexington
State
BE. P. Simonde
Carlisle
Amelia Fowler
John P. Riese
New Dorchester
Williams
Blake
Coney
Attate
Main ‘St
Bedford Lambs Die Quietly Not By Aerial Gymnastics
Readers recall a clash between the president and Dr Long over nature faking. The Bedford correspondent is exonerated from blame for the contested report and the lambs of Bedford are portrayed as dying quietly, not in dramatic fashion, as misrepresented by typesetting and proofreading errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Long
Ananias Club
Bedford
Enterprise
Long
Detective Chief Unravels Missing Wood Mystery
Chief of Police Kelly solves the disappearance of a cord of wood owned by John Muzzy on Hartwell Road. His prompt action leads to a quick cleanup and John wields his familiar smile, pleasing trolley-car patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
John Muzzy
Hartwell Road
John
Sudbury Letters and Local Visits Report
Sudbury residents and visitors are listed with Sunday calls and family gatherings. Lucius P. Bent is out again, while the Zerbels Noyes Parmenter Perry and Porter families appear in town scenes. The lack of rain threatens Centre wells. Masons join Marlboro lodge visitation. Methodist church held an Oct 6 banquet for its 85th anniversary with filled tables and readings from absent friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Rowe
Sudbury
George Perry
Shrewsbury
D. Perry
United Brethren Lodge
Marlboro
Methodist Church
Olite
300th Sudbury local notes and moving arrangements
Local notices report L F Richardson away for a short rest. Mrs G Bradshaw and daughter visit out of town friends. J B Tulls paints buildings. Mrs C A Cutter hosted her sister. G H Harrington and daughters host out of town guests. G B Grover moves in with family into Mrs L S Shedd’s house. Isadore Rogers returns from Bridgewater. Wells need rain. Mrs Homer Rogers and Alberta Rogers visit H H Rogers. Webber family occupies J H Tilton’s former house near Wayside Inn. A Boston family stays in J F Kenney’s barn while Kenney plans spring rebuilding after a fire. A Rogers overhauls Chelsea claims after fire losses and plans to rebuild on a main street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Underwood
G. Bradshaw
J. B. Tulls
C. A. Cutter
Bills
Hyde Park
G. H. Harrington
G. B. Grover
Homer Rogers
Mark
Alberta Rogers
Alliston
H. H. Rogers
Webber
Dorchester
J. H. Tilton
Wayside Inn
Boston
J. F. Kenney
Kenney
Rogers
Chelsea
Real estate agent impostor robs Brooklyn publisher's home
A man posing as a real estate agent gained access to Summerfield McLean's Brooklyn home. While Beatrice Masten showed him around, he overpowered her, bound her with picture wire, gagged her, and searched for valuables, fleeing with about $1000 in property. In memory of Cleveland, a memorial committee fixed March 15 for a public meeting in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrig
New York
Summerfield McLean
Brooklyn
Beatrice Masten
Cleveland
Cleveland Memorial Committee
Mechelien
Death calls George V Ball veteran of Civil War
George V Ball aged 66 died suddenly Sunday morning at his Boxboro home from heart failure. A Civil War veteran and former Massachusetts reformatory officer, he retired after 26 years of service and left a son Fred and daughter Mrs James Clark. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev W J Batt officiating and burial in Leominster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Ball
Boxboro
Mr. Ball
Fred
Doomas
Ball
Grant Army
Charlestown
Massachusetts Reformatory
Emery Whitcomb
Boxtoro
Eeree Farm
David
George M
Reno
James Clark
W. J. Batt
Leominster
Local Items and Social Notes From Concord Window
Concord notes report Bedford street estate for sale and local residents’ weekly movements. R R Barrett and Philip Potter visit New York and Stoneham. Mrs. Derby returns from Baltimore with her niece. Lodge events, a husking bee, and Democratic convention activity are noted alongside church and Sunday school activities and a track game at Marlboro. Fox hunts, inn meetings, and travel disruptions on electric lines are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Potter
Stoneham
M. K. Derby
Baltimore
U. W
Summer Hill Lodge
Post Office Department
Sure to Be Sunset? A Local Card Prompts Debates
A fragmented item hints at a local event or contest titled Sure to Be Sunset. Readable text suggests community interest and potential outcomes tied to a prominent local figure. Further details are unclear but stakes involve public attention and civic engagement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Handberg
Taft
Littleton
Emma’ Callahan
Yarmouth
Lyceum
Roger-Grilley
Elizabeth
Abbie” McNiff
Beverly
Allen Kimball
Blanche Skelton
Morence Bartlett
Henry Barker and Sons
Pasadena
Cal
Co. F. Flagg
Acton Enterprise
Thacher & Tireland
Littleton Driving Park
Maynard
Pauline Boeske
Texas
Charles Clapp
John W. Lynch
Frank Lawton
E. F. Hunt
Albert Batley
Eben Draper
Lorne Elwyn Theatrical Company
Rose McCormack
Sara McCormack
Edward Oliver
Cornwall
Ont
James Hall
Great Road
Winfield Blake
Boys’ Brigade
Congregational Church
Wm. Lawrence D. D
St. George’s Church
A. W. Haynes
Brooks St
John W. Ogden
Atlantic City
N. J
Ogden
Lizotte & Doupis
Woman's Club
Taft and
Sherman
Republican State Committee
Middlesex North West Temperance Union
South Acton
John Heffner
Metropolitan’ “Life” Insurance
Pennsylvania
East Boston
South Boston
East Boston C L. A
JC. W. Blake & Co
H. P. N. Main Street
Dahe, Maynard
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main ST
Opp Mill
Lucius P. Bent
Lorenz Zerbel
Town
Fred A. Noyes
W. M. Parmenter
Everett
Harry V. Perry
Northboro
Robert Porter
L. F. Richardson
Concord Junction
ING
George W. Ball
Boxboro Hospital
The
Mass
South Act
Bedford St
R. R. Barrett
F. J. Tittle
Lexington St
Thomas Collins
Coin Cord
Thomas ¥. Griblins
William Ewing
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
B. F. Loughlin
Loughlin
Oweris
Providence
Phellre
A. H. Higginson
A Y. Ot
Wayside
Rene
Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
Congo
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
Fel
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