Community Notes From South Sudbury and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors of South Sudbury and adjacent areas are listed with recent activities. George J. Fish and Mrs. visit Lynn relatives. John B. Tulis improves large buildings. Deputy Game Warden appointed Harry M. Gibert Rae bden. H. L. Parmenter sells a Wal tham Buckboard to C. Jones. families move into a vacated tenement. Anna Flood visits from Roslindale. Mrs. Alice E. Rice returns from Minneapolis. Howard Cutter and wife visit from Chelsea. Kendall and Howe visit from Leominster. Isora Kelleran visits Frank B Tullis. Rev Whiting attends ABCFM meeting in North Adams. Hurlburt couple return from Washington, Vicksburg and Gettysburg. Hurlburt served in Co D Thirty-fifth Mass. Regt.. Grand Camp fire attendance includes local and visiting veterans from Saxonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Fish
Lynn
John B. Tulis
Harry M. Gilbert Raebden
H. L. Parmenter
Waltham Buckboard
C. Jones
J. R. Keene
D. W. McKenzie
Anna Flood
Roslindale
H. L. Newton
Alice E. Rice
Minneapolis
Minn
Howard Cutter
Chelsea
Kendall
Leominster
Frank B. Howe
Isora Kelleran
Ayer
Frank B Tullis
Whiting
Memorial Congregational Church
ABCFM
North Adams
R. H. Hurlburt
Washington
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Hurlburt
Co. D
Pom Town
Dr Cochran Dentist Listed at Case Block Sudbury
Sudbury local notice places dentist Dr Cochran at Case's block on Nason street in Maynard for a May event or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Cochran
Case's Block
Nason St
Maynard
Fourteen Lives Lost in French Submarine Latin Disaster
Riserta Tunis Oct 17 French submarine Latin failed to resurface after a plunge in the bay. It now lies at 130 feet with 14 crew presumed dead. Salvage halted by rough seas. memories of prior French and British submarine losses cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riserta
Tunis
Latin
Lutin
Farfadet
Sidi Abdallah
Portsmouth
Queenstown
Plymouth
Wood Indicted for Murder in Worcester Case
Harry L. Wood of Winchendon was indicted by the grand jury for the murder of Mrs. Alice M. Wood on October 11. He is to be arraigned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Harry L. Wood
Winchendon
Alice M. Wood
Concord notices and society updates
Samuel Tuttle becomes assistant postmaster and Miss Edith Williams assumes role duties. A Concord resident travels to Toronto for several months. Concord Junction youths attend an Endeavor rally at Union Church. Elizabeth Rodman dies after a long illness on Sudbury Road. Mrs. Emmott visits North Adams to see daughter Evelyn at normal school. The 6th Regiment company meeting elects officers F. F. Ireland treasurer A. L. Dakin clerk H. J. Murray librarian. Union church Young People’s Club holds second meeting with dinner and talks by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Endeavor
Union Church
Concord Junction
Elizabeth B
Francis Rodman
Sudbury Road
George J. Emmott
North Adams
Evelyn Emmott
Co, 6Th Regt
Armory
F. F. Ireland
A. L. Dakin
H. J. Murray
Young Peoples Club
Lrinitarian
Prout Held on $1500 Bail in Lincoln Assault Case
The district court continued the case of Robert John Prout for alleged assault on Ellen Connors and Margaret and Elizabeth Hutton. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 1500 bail, with $500 on each of three counts, pending the December term of the grand jury. In default of bail he was jailed in East Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert John Prout
Ellen Connors
Lincoln
District Court
Prout
Margaret Hutton
Elizabeth Hutton
East Cambridge
Advertised Letters Listing Names
A list of individuals including C Battey James W Cannan Nicholas Cotting Israel Devarney Colin Grant John A Grant Ole Andreasen E H Merrill Reverend Arthur Spaulding Mrs Susan B Brown two Miss Lena B Cahill Miss E Hall Mrs Emile Peterson Miss Mary Shea Mrs C Vaillant Mrs Alice Thompson is shown as advertised letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Battey
James W. Cannan
Nicholas Cotting
Israel Devarney
Colin Grant
John A. Grant
Ole Andreasen
E. H. Merrill
Arthur Spaulding
Susan B. Brown
Lena B. Cahill
E. Hall
Emile Peterson
Mary Shea
C. Vaillant
Alice Thompson
Thaw case may see further indictments hinted by district attorney
New York report notes District Attorney Jerome suggested possible additional indictments in the Harry K. Thaw murder case during a court argument over a grand jury proceeding. The remark came as the writ of prohibition was contested before Recorder Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Goff
Judge sentences Salisbury to 15 years for assault to kill
Providence report states Judge Tanner sentenced William B. Salisbury to fifteen years in state prison for assault with intent to kill his daughter Lina B. Salisbury. The motive arose from a quarrel over her leaving home. a buckshot wound to Lina’s side has healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Tanner
William B. Salisbury
Salisbury
Lina B. Salisbury
Grand jury weighs sale of diseased meat in state
Burlington Vermont October 17 The joint town county grand jury resumed deliberations on the sale of diseased meat. The Burlington Rendering Company linked to the probe will produce its books and papers. At the first session the company refused access to its records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Chittenden County
Grand Jury
Burlington Rendering Company
Court rules gas shutoff injunctions valid in New York
Albany October 17 The court of appeals upheld the right of the state supreme court to issue injunctions restraining the Consolidated Gas Company of New York City from shutting off gas to consumers who refuse to pay more than 80 cents per thousand cubic feet and affirmed orders granting injunctions in the test cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the State
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York City
Concord Wedding Chooses Unitarian Church For Chittenden Chittenden Nuptials
Simson Baldwin Chittenden Jr and Miss Anna Chittenden of Brooklyn Heights were united at the Unitarian church in Concord at 4 PM. The bride wore white chiffon satin with point d angles terre and orange blossom veil. Attendants included bridesmaids from Concord Boston New York Brookline and Cleveland. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Bulkley and Rev Macdonald with John P. Marshall presiding. A large reception followed at Col and Mrs Barretts Main Street residence. The couple plans a honeymoon at the Chittenden summer home in Guilford Conn and will reside in Brooklyn Heights New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiting
Simson Baldwin Chittenden Jr
John Hartwell Chapman
Concord
Unitarian Church
Anna Chittenden
Brooklyn Heights
Dayton
Richard R. Barrett
Gardner Abbott
Cleveland
BE. Carleton Granbery
New York
Jo- Man W. Burdick
Dixon Boardmoan
Pittsburg
Richard OB. Tillinghast
Col
Richard F. Barrett
Benjamin R. Bulkley
Beverly
Loren B. Macdonald
John P. Marshall
Boston University
John H. Chapman
Widow of the Confederacy Mrs Davis Dies in New York
Mrs Jefferson Davis widow of Jefferson Davis former president of the Confederacy died in New York at the Hotel Majestic from pneumonia after a severe cold. She was born in Natchez Mississippi in 1826 and long active in public life accompanying her husband to Washington and Richmond. She wrote a memoir and other literary work and lived in Mississippi and New York after 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth M. Holmes
Brooklyn
Washington
Roosevelt
Crane
Bloomingdale Asylum
Holmes
Jefferson Lavis
Confederacy
Hotel Majestic
J. A. Hayes
Davis
Varina H. Davis
Natchez
Miss
William B. Howell
Richard Howell
New Jersey
Jefferson Davis
Warren County
United States
Fortress Monroe
Mrs Esleeck Dies in Greenfield After Dog Bite Hydrophobia
Greenfield Massachusetts reports Mrs A W Esleeck aged 56 died last night from hydrophobia after being bitten on the lower lip by a small dog weeks earlier. The bite was not cauterized and the wound then remained minor until Saturday when it troubled her and she worsened. Her husband is a textile manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
A. W. Esleeck
300th Eastern Diocese Convocation at Trinity Church
About 75 clergy attended the 300th meeting of the Eastern Diocese of Massachusetts at Trinity Church. Holy communion opened the day, Rev. Edward Abbott delivered the historical sermon, and Rev. Charles L. Hutchins hosted a luncheon at Punkatasset Hill after a town excursion.
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Lawrence
Middlesex
Essex Counties
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Edward Abbott
St. James Church
Cambridge
Chas. L. Hutchins
Punkatasset Hill
Concord High Tops Reading High 32 to 0 in Debut Victory
Concord High achieved its first win, defeating Reading High by 32 to 0. Key players included Rideout and Skeehan with two touchdowns, Thorpe adding two goals after touchdowns. Umpire Franks, linesmen Murray and Johnson, and referee Babcock officiated the 2 halves of 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Reading High
Concord Reading Rideout
Lere Ellison Fitzpatrick
J. Murray
Parker Biddgett
Knowles
Johnson Hatche
Weston Robbins
P. Murray
Hannewell
Temple Rt
Stanbridge Davis
le Field
Mansfield Gb
Eames Thorpe
Esterberg Pratt
Winship Skeehan
Skeehan Is
Rideout
Thorpe
Franks
Murray and
Johnson
Babcock
Third Reunion of Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
Notice from town members announces the third reunion of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment Infantry U.S.V. at Faneuil Hall Boston on Saturday October 27. A 3 to 5 p.m. general reunion, a 5 p.m. business meeting, and a 6:30 p.m. dinner are planned with guests Gov Curtis Guild, ex adjutant of the regiment Hon William M. Olin secretary of State Lieut General Nelson A Miles (retired) Rev Loren B Macdonald and Dwight L Rogers listed as invited attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. Regt. Infantry
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Curtis Guilder
William M. Olin
Nelson A. Miles
Loren B. Macdonald
Dwight L. Rogers
Christian Science Lecture Held in Concord by Chicago Speaker
In Concord a first ever Christian Science lecture was given in the town hall on Saturday evening. Bicknell Young of Chicago delivered the address and was introduced by John Willis of Boston, associate editor of the publishing society. Young belongs to the lecture board of the First Church of Christ Scientist of Boston. The large audience listened intently.
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Town Hall
Bicknell Young
Chicago
John Willis
Boston
Publishing Society
Young
First
Church of Christ Scientist of
Concord
Housing and Domestic Help Offers in Concord
Several local ads invite rental and service offers in Concord. Cottage houses on Fair Haven Road and Belknap Street list six to seven rooms with modern conveniences and applications to George F. Wheeler and John McSweeney. Also a Vanderveer framing shop near the Post Office and a general housework position sought by Mrs. W K Shaw at Nashawtuc Hill.
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Fairhaven Rd
Geo. F. Wheeler
Boston
Vanderveer
Opp
Post Office
Belknap Street
John McSweeney
Cottage Lane
W. K. Shaw
Nashawtuc Hill
Concord
Letter on Devoe paint by Nae to Wm Wheeler
A Concord reader recounts Professor Irvine with Mercersburg Academy and a switch from 90 gallons yearly of mixed paints to Devoe. The letter notes dealers H C Fallon and J A Boyd and praises Devoe as the better choice for quality and savings. Towle and Kent sponsor the message.
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Wm. Wheeler
Concord
Mass
Irvine
Mercersburg
Penn
Devoe
H. C. Fallon
J. A. Boyd
Fallon
Boyd
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Enterprise Company
Wilder
Aarivoro
Oervice
Main Street
Marlboro
Mase
South
Grand Camp
Massachusetts Division
Sons of Veterans
W. A. Kempton
Charles E. Haynes
Lawrence Zerbel
C. F. Buzzell
Ralph H. Hall
R. A. Oliver
W. FE. Baldwin
Frank Parsons
D. D. Wiley
G. W. Green
Burnside Post
Saxonville
Albert Vanderhoof
Joseph Grady
N. Y. University Medical College
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Mass. Medical Society
Lowell Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
Metropolitan Life
Lowell ¥. M. CG. A. Gymnasium
A. O. Foresters
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Parker ST
P. L. Robillard
Ranchieee Sree
Craigs
Wood
Samuel Tuttle
Edith Williams
Punkatassett Hill
Toronto
Ont
Atlantic City
N. J
John J. Byrne
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
American Association of General Passenger Agents
France
England
Gannet
Miss Chapman Weds
B. Chittenden JR
Unitarian
Mrs Davis
Eaton-Hurlbut
H. S. Richardson
Concord Pharmacist
Christian Science
Concord Local
F. Devoe & CO Towle & Kent
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