Local Notes on Visits Engagements and Events
Maynard Henry McCormack of Front street visited relatives in Lowell. Miss Rideout, public schools drawing supervisor, spent the weekend in Beverly. Margaret Dunn witnessed The Passing Show at the Shubert Boston. The Ladies Benevolent Society to meet Thursday at the church vestry. The Three Johnnies plan a dancing party at Cooperative Hall next Tuesday. Mrs R A Dodson of Methuen was entertained at the Merrick home. William Bishop of Summer street announced his daughter Grace Elizabeth’s engagement to Orville Pollard Tucker. Anna Downey takes a three week vacation with her mother Mary Downey at Parker street.
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R. A. Dodson
Methuen
George Merrick
Maple St
William Bishop
Summer St
Grace Elizabeth
Orville Pollard Tucker
Anna Downey
Mary Downey
Parker St
Myles Tierney
Maine
Paul Luker
Fred B. Fairbanks
Boston
Alice Peterson
Maynard Trust Co
William Dallack
Tchburg
Percy Dunlop
St Ow
Jo Butterworth
Barre
Antonio Distasio
Medford
Oyd Walker
Everett
Toop
Ray Smith
The
Ley Construction Co
Devens
Genevieve Coughlin
Coonan
Worcester
Robert Jackson
Watertown
Maple Sr
Joseph Dineen
Leo Lowney
Hallowe'en
Light Club
Lake Boon
Nettie, Baird
Ema
National Bxf
A. A. Hilferty
Bentave
Sergt
Frank Parks
Re Ryan
John Hardy
Campiens
Ayer
Albert Mortimer
Rochester
N. Y
Caroline Phillips
Great Rd
William C. Taylor
Brookline
Jersey Butter Co
Fred Bamford
Portland
John
Elmst
Hubert R. Rodway
Gray & Davis Co
Harry Rodway
O. S. Fowler
Warren, R. I
Alberta Taylor
Harold Hollawell
William Hollawell
Pine’ St
Warren Merrick
Paymaster’s Office
Uxbridge
Brooks St
Concord
Junction
Camp Devens
Frank S. Binks
Isaac Binks
Frank Wilder, Jr
Olga Erickson
Mary Nelson
Maynard
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
William Forner
Himer Mattson
Fred Lemoine
John Nokelainen
Frank ‘Wilder
Mildred Miller
Myrtle O’connell
Arthur Oates
William Morrill
William Oates
Corp. John
M. Std. Reet
Framingham
Faith Finnerty
Hudson
Grace
Mary Sweeney
Lincoln St
Sidney Scott
Bert Doel
Camp Borden
Toronto
France
Hartwell Flood
Guyer Fowler
Frank Taylor
Russell’ Grabill
Russell’ Grabill, Two Cooks In the Depot ‘Brigade
er eee _Ayer
S. Eq
Concord High School
Framingham High School
John Webber
Swampscott
Rudolph Petersen
Martin Williams
Concord ‘Woman's
Alliance. Travelogue
Earl ‘Peckham
Norwood’ High’ School
Norwood
Mill Brook
Middlesex School
Brotherhood of ‘the Trinitarian Church
Allen French
Eplatishire
Concord * High School
Local notices highlight events and visits in Concord
Concord society members host guests and attend meetings while local schools adjust for a teachers convention. Framingham and Norwood games are scheduled, a chimney fire prompts a response, and fundraisers aid Camp Devens.
Pretty wedding in Concord counts as Stone Williams nuptials
Lilian May Williams and Burton Mark Stone exchanged vows at a Concord church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Smith Owen Dexter. The bridal party included ushers Edwin and Fred Williams and bridesmaid Edith Williams, with flower girls Dorothy Noyes and others. The couple, who will reside in Cleveland, Ohio, were feted at a church reception as music by Charles P. Lamarr and Hardy catered. Mrs Stone, a Concord graduate and former Gownshop worker, wore a cream satin gown. Guests came from Jamaica Plain Dorchester New Hampshire and Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Stone
Lilian
May Williams
Burton Mark Stone
Cleveland, O
Smith Owen Dexter
Edwin
Fred Williams
John Webber
Swampscott
Andrew Raymond
Edith Williams
Dorothy Noyes
Bristol
N. H
Stone
Edward C. Williams
Dorchester
George Williams
Mebride
Charles P. Lamarr
Marlboro
Hardy
Waltham
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Trinity Church
Concord
Williams
Boston & Albany R. R
Jamaica Plain
New Hampshire
Peabody
Brooks Wins Three Quarters Handicap at Concord Country Club
Arthur B. Brooks won the three quarters handicap against bogey in a close finish at Concord Country Club Saturday, also taking the turkey prize. Dr. R. H. Howe Jr was elected club president for the next year, with Fred Eaton as vice president and Edi Dallcas and Herbert W. Timeent as secretary and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Brooks
Concord Country Club
R. H. Howe Jr
Henry
Perce Sian
Fred Eaton
Edi Dallcas
Herbertbert W. T Meent
Eee Townsend
Local Notes From West Acton Weekly Roundup
West Acton brief items list residents visiting and traveling for church events. Woonsocket resident M S Dixon spent Sunday at home while Charles Hayward from Boxboro performed jury duty in Cambridge.
Verdict Favoring Railroad in West Acton Fire Case
A Lowell superior court jury returned a sealed verdict in favor of the defendant Boston & Maine Railroad Co in three West Acton fire cases. Plaintiffs George W. Burroughs D Fessenden and Orville D. den filed claims for building and contents loss from a July 1913 blaze. The jury deliberated nine hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
West Acton
Boston & Maine Railroad Co
George. W. Burroughs
D. Fessenden
Orville D.den
Local Notes and Social Updates from Sudbury
Mrs Jennie Shaw visits F E Bents. The Wolback place torn down. Mr and Mrs Loring Puffer weekend guests at W iM Parmen ter s. Several attend Masonic meeting at Maynard Thursday. Mrs H BH Rice and Harry Jr visit Jamaica Plain. Laura Kendrick closes summer home for short visits. Mr and Mrs Williams to occupy vacated house. Mr and Mrs Davis move to B A Powers place at Centre. Best wishes to Mr Davis in new field at Tabor. Raitt hopes congregation aids new pastor Williams through attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolback Place
Loring Puffer
W. Im. Parmenter
Maynard
BH. Rice
Harry, Jr
Jamaica
Laura Kendrick
Williame
Davis
Powers
Tabor
Raitt
Williams
Membership in Creations Sudbury Grange Sees Rising Union
Sudbury Grange reports increasing membership with Thirteen candidates receiving first and second degrees during a regular meeting. Visitors were present and fourteen from nearby Pontota at Southboro joined as plans for more initiates continued, delayed by a local fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Grange
Iir St
Aed Caine
Pontota
Southboro
Omonia
Sudbury Churches to Unite in Union Service
The three churches of Sudbury will unite in a union service at First Parish Church on the Sunday next preceding Thanksgiving Day at 2 30 in the afternoon. The Memorial Church choir will direct the service. All are cordially invited.
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Sudbury
Memorial Church
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Front St
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Parks St
Shubert Theatre
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Johnnies
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Our Savings Department
Tod
Maynard, Mass
Tel
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Actons
Boxbor
Stow
Torrey G Vialle
Main and
Walden
Mass
Walter Courtney
Woolworth's
B. J. Coughlin
Frank Binks
Base Hospital Corps
James Whalen
River St
Bred Bamford
Lawrence
M. S. Dixon
Woonsocket
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Charles Hayward
Boxboro
Cambridge
B.D. Holt
Edwards Slate Co
Fitchburg
Rev. & J. Willis
Bath
Carl Hoar
B. B. Coolidge
Hail Bros. Co
Fred G. Pierce
Hara
Dental
Willis
Bel Atte
Léland Campbell
Signal
Massachusetts
Prescott Keyes
Fay Heywood
Harold E. Orendorff
Mrs
Jennie Shaw
F. E. Bent’s
Union, Service
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Er Hershey