Local Congregational and Community Notes From Town
Attendance at a Townsend conference included 11 from Littleton Congregational church and 25 from Ufistorian church. Various members, visitors, and relatives are listed with talks, hospital visits, travel, and social events. Public auction sold Emmons land on Goldsmith street to Edwin N. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Clifford Shedd
Prouty
Eleanor Hill
Mary v. Gardner
Jackson College
J. H. Whitcomb
Parker Ogilvie
Groton Hospital
Senator Bennett
Saugus
Douglas Whitcomb
Dorothy Blodgett
College Fried
Wellesley
G. F. Wilde
Chester M. Hartwell
Detroit
Mich
Frank Jacobs
Hartwell and Hosmer
Jacobs
New York
New Jersey
Fred A. Ho
Edmund Wesley
Geo. Conant
Louisiana
G. M. Lovejoy
Hartford
Joseph Emmons
Goldsmith St
Edwin N. Robinson
Karston K. Priest
Mary Felch
Lowell
LeRoy Jewett
Pretty Home Wedding at Hartwell Residence
Miss Natalie Chadwick Sleeper became the bride of John Melvin Hartwell II at the Hartwell home on King Street in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Worcester after a honeymoon trip, with guests including family from Detroit and Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melvin Hartwell
King St
Natalie Chadwick Sleeper
Walter J. Sleeper
Westford
John Melvin Hartwell, 2d
Worcester
Frank Hartwell
Somerville
Oliver J. Fairfield
Unitarian Church
Chester M. Hartwell
Detroit
Mich
Hereford Hartwell
Dorothy Sheila Hartwell
Junior Hobbs
Anchester
N. H
James D. Christie
Messrs. Longee
D. J. Page Co
Lowell
Miss Forehamt
School of Domestic Science
Boston
Harvard College
Kappa Gamma Chi
New Construction Co. of Forces
Mrs. Hartwell
Richmond St
Kimball Farm Sold to Boston Buyer in Maine Town
Austin T. Kimball sells his extensive Maine town lands to Stacy C Bates of Boston. The property includes acres of land with orchards, a house, barn, sheds, carriage and ice houses, and hen house. Bates has possession and is preparing to plant and lease orchards while the Kimballs plan future arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin. T. Kimball
Stacy C. Bates
Boston
Mt. Nobscot
John Tully
Fisher
Concord
Alfred Steward
Haynes
Herbert L. Gerry
New York
Nobscot
Libby
C. F. Goodwin
Sudbury
Pole Men Convene in Vestry Meeting
About 40 individuals attended a church vestry session noting the roll call and discussing church matters. Mrs. led the gathering and outlined agenda items for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole Pnventiate
Bedford Notes on Autumn Events and Local Happenings
Bedford residents discuss Christmas greenery trade with Saskeh Wity and Dudley Hartford. concerts by Miss Laura Beau arlat and Philippe Le Veille planned for Oct 29. News covers sidewalk projects, hunting season, school vacation, rallies, local politics, and upcoming Minute Men dance with Cecilian Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarabuna
Waltham
Unifor Saskeh
Boston
Dudley Hartford
Hartford
Sarah A. Hayden
Bedford Springs
Sweetwater Ave
Unitarian Church
Frederic Parker
Blinn
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Laura Beauarlat
Philippe le Veille
Fletcher
George W. Davis
M. F. Manning
William J. Farrel
West Newton
St. Michael’s
Henry J. Ryan
Billerica
Concord
David J. Walsh
Concord High School
Stephen Tackney
Gerald Munroe
Lexington
Needham
Bodington
Main St
Bacon Estate
Azel Drake
BE. G
Concord Court
Keyes
Town Hall
Cecilian
F. F. Cook
Sergi, M. McMahon
J. Albani
P. Raymond
Concord Junction
Bedford
Death of Bedford resident Miss Emily Maria Davis Auntie remembered
Bedford mourns Emily Maria Davis born June 13 1831 died October 15 a lifelong resident beloved by townsfolk and Congregational Church members known for community service including over eleven hundred calls and steadfast discretion in gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Emily Maria Davis
Miss Davis
Eleazer Page Davis
Emily W. Reed
C.H. Clark
Congregational Church
Davis
Dark Hair and Greatness in Biographers
A compilation lists fifty biographers noting hair color. dark brown or black dominates, with no premature gray or light ashen shades reported. Bees Make Own Hours of Labor show some colonies start at sunrise and work till after dark, creating 2–3 hour longer days. no two colonies are alike.
After a Day of Rest News Cheer Returns
After a day of rest papers show a noticeably shorter list of killed and injured, contributing to a more cheerful Tuesday edition. The change reflects fewer casualty reports and lighter war coverage in the current issue.
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Albert Vanderhoof
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Concor
Priscilla
Henry D. Coolidge
Thomas Whitney Smith
John
Grange Police
Ceylon
Lightning Soap
the Distasio
Main Street
Maynard
H. J. Dwinell
Q Her
Wn. McCoy
Everett Standing
Geo N Fred McCoy
R Flace Mra
el Plage
Everett Kimball
Ae. H. le We. Salikins
Kimball Farm
Roll Gall
Bird
General Court
Immanuel Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Begford
Fred S. Lydiard
Progressive Fee
Gardner-Wallop
Faneuil Hall
South
Massachusetts
Gardner
Wash
W. A
George H. Reed
Hay
Potter St
Green Mountain
Maynard, Maes
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