Local notes from Lincoln and vicinity
Robus attends Christian Endeavor convention in Lynn. Charles Drew moves to Wellington. Patrick Corrigan recovers from rheumatism and can go out. Miss Be Rodman of Boston visiting Mrs. A L Snelling. Mr and Mrs J J MacRae visit from Newtonville. George A Graves and family return to Newton. Mrs H B Warner injures ankle in a crash from stepping out of car. Quiet wedding: Owen Martin and Edna Otis wed in St Joseph's Lincoln. Highlanders beat Lowlanders 11 to 6 with Craven Eveleth and Farrar starring. crowd mostly from Lincoln. Alverubeth the Enterprise Advertiser of the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
Highlanders
Eveleth and Farrar
Lincoln
Local Socials and an Accidental Injury Reported
Elizabeth Callahan and Katherine Neagle visited Lowell friends last week. A Friday town hall party directed by Mrs. C. R. White drew about 35 couples with music by Reston pianist Mr. Smith. H J Harwood's foreman injury required finger amputation. Evelyn Mixpel and Katherine Kimball visited Worcester relatives. Katherine entertained 400 at Lyman school in Westboro. Baptist Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Ernett Kimball's home with 15 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Callahan
Katherine Neagle
Lowell
Town Hall
Mixpel Evelyn
Katherine Kimball
Worcester
Lyman School
Westboro
Katherine
Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Citch
Ernett Kimball
West Acton News In Brief At Fort Pond and Local Happenings
George W Wheeler spent Sunday at his college at Fort pond A B Brown is able to be out of doors Stanley Halls condition remains about the same Mrs Fanny Porter is improving after a severe illness George W Burroughs substitutes as clerk at CH Mead Co s store The hunting quartet E Baird Warren Jones Dr H K Tuttle and Don Center returned Saturday from their camp bringing 24 partridges and 4 rabbits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wheeler
Fort Pond
A. B. Brown
Fanny Porter
George W. Burroughs
C. H. Mead & Co
E. Baird
Warren Jones
Dr. H. K. Tuttle
Don Center
Maynard News Highlights Local Guests and Events
Boston visitor James F Sweeney spent Sunday in town. Miss Lillian Mead and Miss Kitty Sullivan visited Worcester. The 20th Century Cooking school met at Cooperative hall. Maynard band to lead Holy Name parade in Boston. Maynard railway to issue 25000 stock for line extensions. Local notices include whist party, visitors, deaths, and a 40 hours devotion in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clapp
Worcester
Boston
Lowell, Acton & Maynard St
Railway Commissioners
Bedford News Roundup: Elections, Fires, and Local Notices
Bedford reports registration closures for the November election with about a dozen new names. The fire department handled two alarms including a long brush fire near the Buptington town Moe. Local residents attend an auction of D Hartford’s furniture and antiques while Mrs J N McCune moves to 85 Lexington Ave. West Somerville. Alfred Cutting, legislator, spoke on customs and methods for framing new Massachusetts bills. Charles Shea plans a visit to Prince Edward Island. Richard Shea returns from Fort Clark after three years in the U S Army with an excellent discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Engineers
the Fire Department
Bedford
D. Hartford
Board of Selectmen
John Stuart Young
Deborah
Portsmouth
N. H
Enterprise
Aross Country
Brookline
Alfred Cutting
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Reed Woodlot
Peny
Buptington
Moe
Eply
Charles Shea
Prince Edwards Island
Richard Shea
Fort Clark
New Mexico
U. S. Army
2Nd Cavalry
Bedford Civic Club Plans Thanksgiving 15 Mile Walk
The Bedford Civic club met October 20 at E G Loomis residence to promote civic improvement and youth sociability with a goal of building a club house and gym. A Thanksgiving Day 15 mile handicap walking match is the first major event. Officers include Randall A Whittier president and Ralph Loomis first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Civic Club
E. G. Loomis
Cts
Randell A. Whittier
Ralph L
Oomis
Frank Goodwin
Alden
B. Webber
Louis Pfeiffer
Dr. J. Pfeiffer
Nathan H. Daniels
Thomas H. Tressillian
Abbott R. Webber
Alfred J Walters
Alden B.“ Webber
Geo W. Thompson
Fred F. Cook
John C. P. Riese
James Bagley
Mourns Loss of Piggy in Local Tragedy
A well known young man in town purchased a valuable pig for a small sum. After feeding the animal a full can of milk, the pig drank every drop then died with a grateful expression. The young man's grief is described as consolable.
Community Notes From Carlisle and Nearby Towns
Hilda Pavia spent Saturday in Boston with friends. Sidney Davis and Joseph Rounds are serving on the Lowell jury. Taylor is building a house for Andrew Biggs in South Chelmsford. Carlisle Grange No 258 met Wednesday Oct 26. Alvah and Mrs Carr attended Milford fair. Wm Harvey of Roxbury visited Edward and Lillian Ricker. Mrs Clark of South Chelmsford visited the Clarks. A husking party at Albert Nickles home Thursday. Lancaster served late. An old time party at Waldo Wilson’s Friday Oct 2. D L Paget Co of Lowell catered. attendees reported a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Davis
Joseph Rounds
Lowell
Pimer Taylor
Andrew Biggs
South Chelmsford
Alvah Carr
Milford
N. H
Wm. Harvey
Roxbury
Ben
Edward
Lillian Ricker
Albert Nickles
Waldo Wilson
D. L. Pag? Uo
Water by the Bottle Confounds a Town Purchases Fake Whisky
A man from this town bought two bottles of supposed Old Crow in Lowell. He discovered the amber liquid was water after reaching home and, repeating the test with two more bottles, lamented the high price of water compared to a barrel of whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Local News Notes From Sudbury and Nearby Towns
300th Sudbury resident Perkins visits with his brother. Frank H Parsons traveled to Albany last week. Seneca A Wilson assists a sick brother in Vermont. Mr and Mrs Bernard L Stone spent Sunday with relatives here. Robert Miles recovers from malaria and is out again. Mr and Mrs George Smith hosted out of town visitors Sunday. An auto load from Boston called on M B Rice Sunday. Irving L Seymour occupies Mr Brewer’s house in west town. Communion Sunday at Memorial church next Sunday with invitation to others. Miss Mary B Fairbrother attends Concord Junction dancing school with town group. Mr and Mrs Roland R Cutler of Bridgewater visiting his mother, Mrs Nahum Goodnow. J F Kenney and wife and son came from Boston to visit friends here, formerly resided. Mrs Edwin Hunt of Brooklyn NY and her daughter Grace visiting relatives in town. The two sons of Mr and Mrs Waldo L Stone in Marlboro hospital progressing well. Mrs Lovejoy of Saxonville and Mrs Damon of Natick visit cousin Mrs Martha Parmenter. Parmenter hosts friends from New Brunswick and Shirley Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be, Rodman
Boston
A. L. Snelling
Jr. Smith
West
Bent
J. J.,.macrae
Newtonville
I. N. MacRae
George A. Graves
Newton
Hibernian Hall
Albert Batley
Hudson
Charles Weaving
Mary Shea
Glendale St
Abby Danehy
Inez Sasseville
Marlboro
Ellen Murphy
Meda Sanderson
Waltham
Christopher Wilson
Maple St
Annie Smith
Leicester
James Coulter
Summer St
Frank R. Murdy
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
A. A. Hilferty
Hopedale
Maynard
B. F Killilea
James Donnelley
D. D. G. M. Thomas
Deane
Suite
Masonic Lodge
South Framingham
Desmond Grant Jr
Maynard Band
Holy Name
Cambridge Society
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Keefe
Batley
Garlick
Ashburnham
Seneca A. Wilson
Vermont
Robert Miles
Irving L. Seymour
Brewer
Memorial Church
Mary B. Fairbrother
Concord Junction
Roland R. Cutler
Bridgewater
Nahum Goodnow
Edwin Hunt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grace
Waldo L. Stone
Marlboro Hospital
Lovejoy
Saxonville
Damon
Natick
Martha Parmenter
Concord Junction Community News Update
Dr. Wendell F. Davia enjoys a week away from his office. Clarence Dickson rests at 64 Conant Street with mild diphtheria. A whist party at I O C F parlors raises funds for the Jolly Seven. Rev. S. N. Adams preaches his first Union church sermon on Sunday. Christian Science lecture by Mr. Leonard aims to clarify doctrine. Village Improvement Society reshapes Commonwealth age corner Law Brook road. Complaints rise over recent cider-dressing on sidewalks creating mud and dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell F. Davia
Clarence Dickson
Conant St
Village Improvement Society
Commonwealth Age
Law Brook Road
Concord Horticultural Show and Local News Roundup
Wilfred Wheeler attended a horticultural show in Milford New Hampshire. Mrs Fons and husband moved to housekeeping in the Theodore Barry house on Bedford road. Senator Mitchell distributed literature about the area. M McWalter reorganized his orchestra for the Concord school season opener. P McWalter completed improvements at the American powder mills dance hall formerly owned by M H Garfield. T F Byron reports Buswell Express Co. profits up due to price rises by competitors. Charles Craig is home from hospital after a leg injury from football in Lowell. The Enterprise helps Concord residents recoup bills from soldiers. Edward Hanley appointed officer at the Massachusetts reformatory with many more to be appointed. Mr Cummings received five art calendars with various views. Middlesex county teachers association meets in Boston. Concord schools will close. English High School Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McWalter
Concord
P. McWalter
Real
M. H. Garfield
American Powder Mills
T. F. Byron
Buswell Express Co
Charles Craig
Lowell
Sam
Edward Hanley
Hag
Mass
Reformatory
Cummings
Middlesex County Teachers’ Association
Boston
Association
F Oston
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Robus
Christian Endeavor
Lynn
Charles Drew
A. G. Davis
Wellington
Patrick Corrigan
Auvertine
Littleton
West Acton
Stanley Hall
Just
H. P.N. Dahl
MAIN
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mags
W. F. Litchfield
Main ST
MAYN
James F. Sweeney
Lillian Mead
Laura
Florence Woodart
James Eaton
Kitty Sullivan
Samuel Lever
James F. Carey
Haverhill
William F. Litchfield
Laura Woodart
Plainville
Howard Wilson
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
Gutteridge
Mra
J. N. McCune
Lexington Ave
Somerville
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange No
Clark
William Clark
Sudbury
N. H. Perkins
Frank H. Parsons
Albany
George Smith
M. B. Rice
J. F. Kenney
Mrs. Dena Baker
Clarence Gillis
Alfred ‘Hicks
Mrs. Williams
Pattison
Harry Trafton
Boston Harness Co
I 0. C.F
Association Hall
Jolly Seven
Jenkie’ Loring
N. Adams
Union Church
Mr. Adams
Central St
George Keith
Christian Science
Leonard
Wilfred Wheeler
William Fons, Jr
Theodore Barry
Bedford Road
John J. Mitchell
Keyes
Lisel
Will
John M. Ke
John M. Keyes
Concord, Mass
Walden Street
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