Engagement party notes from Weston and Auburndale
A social snippet describes a shower hosted by Mrs. Hare Turday in Weston for Mrs. Frederick Pepper. Attendees included Mrs. Alfred Gardner, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. Edmund Piper, and others. Gifts were exchanged and a floral bouquet was given to the bride-to-be.
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Alfred Gardner
Pepper
Benja
Auburndale
Joyce Olson
Edmund Piper
Albert Blan| Johnson
Charles Cardam Publicover
Janice Potter
Robert Johnson
Sev
Stuart
Walter B. Piper
Fletcher
Frederick Idal Bouquet
Grange notes mark anniversaries and arrivals in town
Public notices list longtime residents such as A Noyes 85 and May Wilson 38th anniversary, with dates and relatives named. Names like David, Rodney, Moon, and Ruth appear among references to agricultural events, exhibits, and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Noyes
le May Wilson
David
Rodney
Tokyo
Moon
Iles, Jr
Son Lant
Sudbury
Meadows
Explosion at Sudbury residence triggers fire
A fire alarm at 8 45 p m reports an oil heater explosion at George Wilsons Stuart street home. Mrs Wilson and six children fled as the shop and house burned closely. Chief Albert St Germaine thanks police for keeping access clear and urges public not to call the station during emergencies. Fire hydrants were marked and cleared with Water Department help. Fireman Bernard Darby leads the response.
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Sudbury
George Wilson
Stuart Street
St. Germaine
Elm Disease Conference At State House Boston October 28
Sudbury area and other tree enthusiasts attend the annual Dutch Elm Disease Conference on October 28 at 1 P.M. in Room 436 state house Boston. Open to any interested person. The note also mentions weed control saves moisture and plant food from weeds.
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State House
Boston
Carlisle Scouts Elect Officers and Plan Weather Talk
Scouts of Troop 36 Carlisle elect Nason Willins Jr senior patrol leader flaming arrow William Shumway Jr assisted by Thomas Gallagher Eagle patrol Joseph Diment assisted by Thomas Burack scribe Robert McAllister. At PTA meeting Shumway earns second class badge Adrian first class badge presented by Scoutmaster Robert F Lauder. Tonight a Hanscom Airport Bedford speaker will discuss Weather. An overnight hike is planned Friday. The scouts visit the airport on Saturday November 12.
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Carlisle
Boy Scouts At
Nason Willins, Jr
Flaming Arrow
William Shumway, Jr
Thomas Gallagh
Eagle
Joseph Diment
Thomas Burack
Robert McAllister
P.T.A
Shumway
Norman Adrian
Robert F. Lauder
Hanscom
Bedford
Starting a Farm Requires Substantial Start-Up Money
Dr C A Bratton of Cornell University says new farmers need 15000 to 20000 dollars to begin. He notes most borrow from relatives or neighbors, and some form partnerships with an experienced farmer.
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N. Y
C. A. Bratton
Cornell University
Bratton
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Illie Nelson
Reing
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Ation
Ruth ¢. Wilf
Kaucher
Donald
Ily
Bernard Darby
Louis Masciarelli
Hudson
Strings
Hotpaint
Main St
Bob Woodard
Ces Tea
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