Estate and Personal Property Auction in Sudbury Mass
A large on farm sale by estate and personal property of George W. Hartwell on Maynard Road Sudbury Mass with Holstein and Ayrshire cows tools wagon boat and farm equipment. Auction set for Oct 24 1925 at 9 30 AM with terms 500 cash or certified deposit and balance on delivery. Auctioneer A Finigan Mass telephone 404 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartwell
Maynard Road
Sudbury
Mass
AROAY
Ipru
Gilda A. M
Center
Maynard
Burnham
Cambridge
eMerer
George W. Hartwell
Sale of Ph Tools and Farm Equipment by F H Cunningham
On the State road between Concord and Lincoln Massachusetts Mr Cunningham offers for sale at 10 o'clock a.m. on pay day 1925 a variety of farm items. Cows two horses two carriage wagons rakes hoes pigs pullets potatoes squash apples harrows tires ropes pulleys and related implements.
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F. H Cunningham
Lincoln
Mass
Concord
Cunningham
Death of Mill Employee Mr Sinilota at Kapis Avenue Home
An elderly mill employee, Mr Siniluota, about 65, was found dead in his Kapis Avenue bungalow. The death, attributed to natural causes likely cerebral hemorrhage by the medical examiner, followed his move to a new two room home and a late night light observed by neighbors. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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Maygard
Kalt
Kapis Avenue
Pawtucket
R. I
Sinilota
Royal entertainers perform at Concord Reformatory program
The concert features talented artists including Mr Olivary Gregnives and Miss French. Mr Greenlees a World War veteran and cathedral soloist in Boston joins as featured performer. Mr Murray from Scotland and violinist to Andrew Carnegie rounds out the ensemble.
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St. Paul
Boston
French
Newton
Murray
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Break-in at Hilla Falls Store on Waltham Street
Police report a break-in at the Hilla Falls store on Waltham Street during Saturday night or Sunday morning. Merchandise including food cigars and tobacco valued at about 250 dollars stolen after thieves battered a rear partition and broke a window. this is the latest in several late night break-ins. Police say they are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hilla Falls
Waltham Street
Concord Woman's Club Sets October Meeting Program
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club schedules its second meeting of the season for Monday October 26 at three o'clock. A National Red Cross representative from Boston will discuss the upcoming membership drive and Mixa Peterson will speak on local Red Cross work. At 3 30 Me David D. Vauchan of Ton University will present a lecture titled American Ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Massachusett
Reverend and Mrs Cleland Visit Washington for Council Report
Rev Dr Gail Cleland and Mrs Cleland left Monday for Washington. Dr Cleland will attend the National Council of Congregational Churches and report on the Council’s two doings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
Cleland
Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches
Council
Concord Junction Ha Costume Party Planned
Concord Junction prepares for the annual Halloween costume party on October 22 at Association Hall under Ann Grange. Miss Gladys Graham directs a program of music dance and pageant from 7:45 to 3:45 with Hibbard's Orchestra after, dancing to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Grange
Association Hall
Gladys Graham
Hibbard
Ford to Relocate Boston Road Near Sudbury Inn
Henry Ford plans a new road path shifting the Boston Post Road south of the Wayside Inn and Bright’s estate. Engineers stake the route 200 yards south of the inn, rejoining the current highway two miles away near Mount Nobscot Tea Room. The move uses land owned by Henry Ward with Sudbury residents noting further clearing and building activity.
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Ent
Boston Post
Henry Ford
Bright
Mr. Ford
Mount Nobscot Tea Room
Henry Ward
Sudbury
Local social notes and housing plans in South Acton
Sunday calls and weekend visits feature in South Acton notes. Families from Water town Lewiston and New York visit relatives while housing developments include a seven room Main street house for sale and a bungalow under construction on West street as residents return from trips to New York City and Brighton Massachusetts.
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A. J. Torsie
Gene Fletcher
Watertown
J. P
Eleanor
Lewiston
W. A Flint
Brighton
Mass
Sumner Teele
Arlene Jones
Alberta Hodgen
John Ennerness
Mabel Noyes
Jesse L. Livermore
Jesse Jr
New York City
Hiram W. Livermore
West St
Angelia Robbins
Clif Waltham
Fred Donnelly
Harold Hayward
Clayton & Co
Main Street
C. C. Cullinane
West Street
Charles EB. Edney
James
Reverend R. A. Barke Attends National Congregational Meeting
From October 20 to 28 the National Council of Congregational Churches meets in Washington DC. Delegates from state conferences and district associations gather as the assembly of representative Congregational churches nationwide.
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iFrom
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Washington D. C
Congregational Churches
United States
Assembly of Represent
Ladies Sevial Circle to Host Thursday Event at Church
The Ladies Sevial Circle of the final Church will pres s on Thursday October 29th an A. RB airand Entertainmen good Oe ieee & numer Christmas Sooutine may be found between Avand Z.
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Airand
Avand
Grange Meeting Set With Dinner and Dedication
The Grange scheduled a supper on Oct 17 at 8 PM in the new Grange Hall. Mrs Annie Carlton visited her parents over the weekend as members plan a Monday meeting with degree conferral and a collation.
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West Res
Aluminum Demonstraa
the Grange Haji Din
Annie Carlton
Lyn
J. Larson
Churches One Foundation Midweek Prayer Meeting
A midweek prayer gathering notes a sermon titled The Churches One Foundation. The event includes a duet and biblical readings from Luke and Corinthians. The time is 7:40 PM and the schedule mentions web access for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ W. Thompson
Churches One ‘Foundation
Concord P T A Elects Officers At October Meeting
The October Concord Association School Wet talk drew a large crowd as officers were elected for the coming term.
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Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Concord Association
Dedication Planned for Soldiers Monument and Memorial Park
Maynard residents await the dedication on Sunday afternoon November 15 with a parade and public speaking. American Legion and Spanish War Veterans posts will lead a large colors display. local officials and veterans from nearby towns will participate. School and cadet groups will march and sing as clergy and officials arrange speakers and music.
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Maynard
Soldiers Monument
Memorial Park
Selectmens Rooms
American Legion
Io Eharge
Charles Mat
Frank J. Demars
A. J
Carl Peterson
Leonard Smith
the Legion
James Cheney
Wiliam Brindley
Towne
Isaac Davis
A. R
West Acton
St. Bridget’s Cadet Corps
William Dr. Millington
Howard A. Wilson
Wm. Boicourt
C. M. Redstone
Pelham H. Millington
Exer Bu Rial Qom
Edwin Carlton
Howerd A. Wilson
Peterson
Public Health Residency and Trade Representation Mentioned
Renee and Anne are noted for a Maynard Public Health residency arrangement. Mr. So panen is set to represent an American granite firm in related proceedings.
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Renee and
Anne Ey "Eeeehe
Maynard Public Health
Anwill
Mr. Sopanen
Men's Week Opens at St Bridget's Church
The Vincentian priests conduct a two week event at St Bridget's Church. Attendance fills the church with crowds at 6 30 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. The first week was women week and both weeks see full seating capacity during both services.
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ST. Bridget’s Church
St Bridget’s Church
Vincentian Order
Gunning Season Opens This Week Across Game Birds
The gunning season opens this week for woodcock ruffed grouse quail pheasants male only and rabbits. It closes Nov 20 except rabbits and hares which run until Feb 16. Reports note pheasants and patriage in the sovers.
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Tuessay
Ers
Sovers
Concord Lodge Hosts Officers in Late Night Meeting
Cambridge Lodge officers were guests at a Concord meeting that ran past midnight on October 21. Twelve candidates were initiated by William Moran, Henry Pitts, John Cartin, and Hubert Smith, with Sudbury Center set for Saturday redeployment after a fire damaged the local department for over two hours.
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Concord
Kiks
Cambridge Lodge
Cam
Charlies
William Moran
Taner
Henry Pitts
Tyler John Cartin
Hubert T. Smith
Muersboro
In Sudbury
Eherch
Bent
Sudbury
Local visitors from South Sudbury share travels in Vermont
Mrs. Theron W and family visited Northield Vermont while Mr and Mrs John Stahl of Rosendale and Mr and Mrs Ralph Stowe returned from a trip through Vermont to Montreal Canada. Word arrives that Mrs A F Rowe of Gray Maine formerly of the town remains under care and invitations are received for the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Adamy of Jaffrey New Hampshire on Saturday October 24 at Mountain View Cottage.
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Theron W
Northield
Vermont
John Stahl
Rosendale
Ralph Stowe
Montreal
Canada
A. F. Rowe
Gray, Me
George Adamy
Jaffrey, N. H
Mountain View
Adams
Hess
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John A. Finigan
Concord Jct
Concord National Bank
Comcord
Massachusetts
Xantippe
Parker ST. Hall
Maynard Grange
State
Helo Ps Bs
Grangers
Aash Hodedon
Louise Wilshien
Edith Comeau
Miss Connell
Glara Sweet
Mraine Crossey
Mary J Taylor
Noble Toomer
Mildred Nm
Raymond T
John
Eobert Montague
Hurden's
Business College
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FORD
Weyside
Detroit
Wayside Inn
South Acton
R. A. Barke
Buick Motor
Noyes-Buick Co
G. M. Ross
Coolidge
Joseph
Weston Dept
South
United
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