Lincoln Community Dance Draws Large Crowds
The Friday night dance in Lincoln attracted a large crowd. Elizabeth Moynihan spent Sunday with relatives in Roberts. Helena Dempsey visited her home here. Mrs A C Wheelwright and daughter plan to stay until December. J J Storrow hosted the Westinghouse club of Boston. H B Barnes, new owner of the Smith estate in Lincoln Centre, begins remodeling. Forest fires along Weston line troubled firemen. a large crowd fought them Sunday. Firemen’s dance poster announced for Bemis Hall November 20 with Heagney Wallace Orchestra of Clinton. last year’s attendance was the highest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Bemishall
Heagney & Wallace Orchestra
Clinton
Local Visit and Fire Update in Bedford and Worcester
Miss Dora Colley of Lynn visits Quincy Cole on Fletcher avenue in Bedford while Frederick H. Ferris joins Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Co. A Sunday brush fire in Reed’s woodlot south part of town took two hours to subdue after a fire alarm at 12 30 p m. Albert ee oe speaks at 2 rally in Hudston Goti 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Colley
Lynn
Quincy Cole’s
Fletcher Ave
Reed
Albert Ee Oe
Hudston
Goti
Community notes from Littleton and surrounding towns
Local engagements include Rev Seaver of Scituate preaching at the Unitarian church, visitors from Yarmouth and Worcester at area homes, and Superintendent Arthur Webber at a Worcester meeting. Activities span Harwood Avenue visits, macadam road progress under F Hartwell, Baptist Ladies' Circle harvest supper, Nashobah lodge IOOF annual fair, and Ayer K of C members attending Fitchburg council events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Nashobah Lodge
Maynard Community News Snippets and Local Plans
Maynard residents attend weekly dances in Exchange hall South Acton while the Democrats plan a big rally with Senator Vahey as star attraction. The Maynard football team travels to Worcester for a return game and the Women’s club holds meetings with Mrs. Fowler and Agnes Barry presenting on women’s place in American fiction.
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James McCormack
Haverhill
Henry McCormack
Sudbury St
Maynard
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Senator Vahey
William Lawrence
Rt.’ George's Church
Worcester
Summerhill Lodge
Harmony Lodge
Concord
Community Notes From Bedford Town Columns
The report lists local activities and social visits in Bedford. Attendance at a physical training class reached 25. Various residents including Miss Grace Perhed, Roger Sherman Hoar, and Charles Walters are mentioned with visits, travels, and family news. Notable events include a chicken supper by the Women's Alliance and scheduled property sales and moves to Michigan and New Jersey.
Gathering of ministers in Bedford House hosts study paper
Cambridge Association of Ministers met at the Bedford House on October 12 with Rev. F. H. Billington of Carlisle presiding. After dinner he read a paper on A Study The Genesis of the Modern Church, followed by a general discussion. Attending were Rev. Edward H. Hall Cambridge Rev H P Delong Meaford Rev Philip Job Carlisle Rev Geo F Piper Bedford Rev J F Meyer South Natick Rev Geo F Reed Belmont Rev H Lutz Billerica Rev R A Griffin Bedford Rev W L Meaker West Somerville Rev Loring B Macdonald Concord Rev James Sulloway Bedford Mrs Grace Wilkins and Miss Edna Ricker Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Association of Ministers
Bedford House
F. H. Billington
Carlisle
Edward H. Hall
Cambridge
H. P. Delong
Meaford
Philip
Job
Carisle
Geo. F. Piper
Bedford
J. F. Meyer
South Natick
Geo. F. Reed
Belmont
H. ‘Lutz
Two Large Contracts For Landscape Plans In New York Estate
Herman Lips, landscape architect from South Street, with New York City offices, completed plans and will supply wild plants for the grounds of Hobart A. Park’s 2000 acre Porchester estate in New York. He also works on plans for Mr. Luttgen of Augusta Belmont’s banking house, whose $175,000 Bethesda Beth el residence grounds are being developed on a similarly magnificent scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lips
South. St
New York City
Porchester
N. Y
Hobart A. Park
Park, Tilford
Luttgen
Augusta Belmont
Bethel
Conn
Sudbury social and civic notes from local crowd
Over 30 joined the gymnasium class as Mr and Mrs C L Perry attended the Friday food fair. W W Lawin is building a hen house for J C Witham. The Grange rehearses a drama for a near future show. James Sheffield hosts a large family party Sunday. Last day to register to vote is Oct 24 at the town hall. A dance is planned in the town hall Saturday night with Donie's Orchestra providing music. George W Moore and family occupy the tenement at R B Oliver's house, vacated by C E Stevens. Many Sudbury residents attended the Middle Sex Hunt Club horse show hosted by A Henry Higginson of Lincoln on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Perry
W. W. Lawin
J. C. Witham
the Grange
James Sheffield
George W. Moore
R. B. Oliver
C. E. Stevens
Sudbury
Middlesex Hunt Club
A. Henry Higginson
Lincoln
Local Village Notes and Visitations
O0Th Sudbury resident W B Bailey is on the sick list. GeorgeE Tulis spent Sunday at home. George Howe of Waltham visited his parents. Mr and Mrs C F Nelson visited Kendall Green. Ms Evan C Loakes, formerly from the village, was in town. Mrs Collier and family visited Mrs John Tullis. G B Grover opened a barber shop with George Crawford as the barber. Mrs Astie wn Beth enjoyed a visit from cousins Mrs Wormwood and Mrs Gibbs of Waltham. D E K Marshall and Miss Jennie Hunt are deepening wells. Mrs George J Eaton from Waltham visited her mother Mrs C A Cutter with daughter Marguerite. M B Rice hosted his brother and wife from Boston and a sister from Minneapolis. A large batch of new books arrived for the Goodnow library to be catalogued and shelved. R A Derby, once a Hathaway driver, has bought a farm in Hubbardston after recovering in Nova Scotia. Fred Stone stays in Marlboro hospital with typhoid. Ralph, his brother, also ill in Framingham hospital. Rain is feared to ease the water shortage.
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M. B. Rice
Boston
Minneapolis
Goodnow ‘Library
Fred Stone
Marlboro Hospital
Ralph
Framingham Hospital
Storm to hit southern Rockies and move northeast
A falling barometer signals a strong storm forming in the southern Rocky mountains today and moving northeast toward the Atlantic states by Friday or Saturday. Rains are expected to be heavy enough to extinguish fires in the Allegheny and Adirondack mountains as temperatures rise ahead of the system. Harry Bemis, catcher for the Cleveland baseball club, plans to work in Boston this coming winter.
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Rocky Mountain
Atlantic States
Allegheny
Adirondack
Harry Bemis
Cleveland Baseball Club
Boston
Concord Junction News Briefs Include Purchases and Visits
M Carney recently bought a Maxwell runabout. Ralph Goodwin injured his ankle playing football last Thursday. Mrs John Taylor of Albion, Me visited the Hicks. The Misses Garcelon of Waterville visited Willard Parsons. Charles Kenny, John Preston and Darry Lane visited town. Mrs B J Gore has recovered from appendicitis. Mr and Mrs William Robie visited Reed family. John B Studley heads to Florida via Boston Savannah rail. A whist party Oct 23 in I O C F parlors will aid the Help of Christians church. Edwin Qua returned from Cuba and will join his company as traveling salesman. Michael J Hayes has a 16 day rest. James Ferguson filled his route during absence. Louis Sprowll hosted a farewell dinner for the Ac ton club. An unclaimed item was left at the post office. Myrtle B Robinson is a patient at Concord hospital with typhoid fever. A grammar school football team crushed Brookline Divinity 37–0. Street work remade Highland and Main streets. Commonwealth Ave sidewalk repaired with cement curb in front of the school.
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Garcelon
Waterville
Willard Parsons
Grovest
Charles Kenny
John Preston
Darry Lane
Ariington
BJ. Gore
William Robie
South Quincy
F. W. Reed
John B. Studley
Florida
Boston
Savannah
Christians’ Church
Edwin Qua
Cuba
Michael J. ‘Hayes
Charles Davis
Mr. Hayes
James Ferguson
Concord Hospital
Concord
Louis Sprowl
Acton Club
Lake Boon
Myrtle B. Robinson
Concord ‘Hospital
Robinson
James
Laat
Emma
Nellie
George Haggerty
A. Cecelia
Murphy
Marlboro
Grace Keyes
Mass
Unitarian ‘Church
Stow
Concord Chronicle includes church repaint and locals abroad
Concord notes report St Bernard's church repainting in the past week and lists visitors and residents such as Daniel C. French of New York Francis Rodman in North Adams Kathryn Lynch Marlboro George Cunningham and Jessie Midridge Southwick events include a sale at Everett and a recital in Concord Junction. The piece mentions railroad director F C Dumaine changes at the B and M railroad and remodeling work on local roadbeds and tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Church
Daniel C. French
New York
Francis Rodman
North Adams
F. C. Dumaine
B. & M. Railroad
Archie Ferguson
Englewood
Kathryn Lynch
Marlboro
Copcord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Moynihan
Roberts
J. J. Storrow
Westinghouse Club
Mrs. Storrow
H. B. Barnes
Smith
Lincoln Centre
Frederick H. Ferris
The
Worcester Consolidated St. Railway Co
Littleton
Seaver
Scituate
Marguerite’ Serett Melancon
Yarmouth, N. S
Miss. Price
J. E. Smith
Harwood Ave
Arthur Webber
Elsie Barnes
Fitchburg Normal School
Lora Barnes
F. @. Hartwell
Ayer Council
K. of C
V. F. Neagle
McDonald
MecNiff
Tobin
Fitchburg
Ayer
Cooperative Hall
Miss Viola Lexall
Warren
Henry Lesley
Houston, Me
Walter A. White
Woman's Club
Louis Hannon
Watertown
James Mullin
F. P. Marston
Hudson
St.” Hilda’s Guild of
St. George’s
Flora Macurda
Hurley
Harriman Laundry
Charles Higgins
National Express Co
Henry Murphy
C. M. and
Michael Brouthers
Newfoundland
James Brouthers
Park St
M. E
John Marsden
McKinley St
J. Lynch
Middlesex
John McCormack
Danville
John H. Lynch
Anna and
Dorchester
Anna Cronin
Malden
Catherine Lawton
Harvey
Waltham
Samuel Lever
Woman’s Club
Dr. Fowler
Agnes Barry
Albert Ba
Tirrell
Mr. Too
Chester
School For Physical Training
Andy
Pelost
Grace Perhed
Jackson
N. H
L. J. Halladay
Spring Road
D. ©. Perkins
South
T. B. Perry
Chaterdroad
New Brunswick
Charles W. Blake
Joseph Hodgden
Mr. Blake
Roger Sherman Hoar
Democratic: “Party
Charles R Walters
Frank P. ‘Ladd
Manhattan
Arlington
Boro Charles
E Harkwell
Veence A, Young
Hatley
P.Q
Hiram E. Young
Milo H. Young
First Parish Unitarian
Page Road
J. B. Prescott
North Road
W. A. Prescott
Riverdale
N. J
Fred M. Prescott
New Jersey
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Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield
Town Hall
Donie
W B. Bailey
George E. Tulis
George Howe
Mrs. C. F. Nelson
Kendall Green
Evan C. Loakes
D. EK. Marshall
Jennie P Hunt
George J. Eaton
Marguerite
C. A. Cutter
R. A. Derby
Hathaway
Nova Scotia
Hubbardston
Enterprise Weather Tips
Concord Junction
M. Carney
Ralph Goodwin
John Taylor
Albion, Me
A. J. Hicks
Grammar School
Bigh ‘School
Brookline
Brookline Divinity School
Highland St
Main St
Commonwealth Ave
Reformatory Crossing
George B. Cunningham
Chelsea
Everett. B. Mae
Frank Pierce
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
Congo
Ami
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
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