Sudbury Social and Military Ties Highlight Week
South Sudbury residents report pastors and visitors in town. Boston guests call on relatives. Col. John B. Billings attends Army of the Potomac reunion in Providence. Local firms ship cutting off lathes to Cologne. families plan moves to South Framingham and Megantic. sudbury people intend to keep up with the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Parmenter
A. F. Rowe
Maine
G. Parker Oviatt
Col
John B. Billings
Providence
Army of the Potomac
Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co
Cologne
George E. Harrington
South Framingham
Louise Whiting
Northfield
Charlotte
Milford
R. H. Hurlburt
W. B. Bailey
Eli H. Willis
George F. Moore
35Th
Boston
Carlton Bilms
Lake Winnepesaukee
Tufts College
George J. Raymond
Quebec
Megantic
Sudbury
Sudbury Notes On Local Education And Social Events
Harvey N Fairbank attends Amherst College Mrs Loring Puffer of Everett visiting relatives Henry B Rice sells shed lumber Della Baldwin and Minnie Kempton attend a Waltham business college Alice Kenyon teaches in Wayland Sudbury Woman's Club holds first annual meeting in town hall with president Mrs H H Rogers reception Punch crackers cake served D D Wiley Camp concert in town hall featuring Dewey's orchestra Rufus Pritl hort Tod John D Billings and others provide short addresses Proceeds satisfactory Dance follows entertainment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey N. Fairbank
Amherst College
Springfield
Sudbury Woman's Club
Town Hall
H. H. Rogers
D. D. Wiley Camn
Dewey
Rufus Pritlhort
Tod
John D. Billings
Continued beverage order leads to Sudbury company inquiry
A fragment indicates an automobile issue and an order to a Sudbury Mass Beverage Co. tied to a refining matter, as part of a larger page 5 continuation. Further readable context remains limited in the OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knin Automobile
Uate To Beverage Co
Sudbury Mass
Up to Him Tramp Plea From Boston Transport
An OCR fragment portrays a street scene with a tramp asking for food or drink, a pedestrian counteroffers a beer, and a local reporter notes slang and crowd reaction in a Boston setting. The snippet captures street dialogue and urban atmosphere rather than a full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weekend Wanderers and Local Happenings in Beverly
Maynard Alex Bourke visited Lawrence as a weekend guest. Judge and Mrs H A Wilson motored to Wachusett Mountain. Katherine Clancy listed as daughter of Mrs Catherine Lawton. Patrick McGrath and Ernest Green visited friends in Boston. William Schafer from Chesapeake City Md with Timothy Moynihan in Spring Lane. Ed Billett stopped by Concord Junction’s Napoleon Carruth on the alleys with 131. The County Fair will headline the Friday moving picture show. Inspector Charles Sweeney to supervise gypsy moth work in Beverly for two weeks. Hiram Parkin returned from abroad aboard the Lusitania arriving in New York and home Sunday. William Casey had a successful operation at Main Street home Sunday. Doctors Salmon and Stevens attended from Marlboro. Mr and Mrs Thomas Maguire and son Clarence visited Mr and Mrs Michael Cleary in Dorchester and East Boston. Local sportsmen enjoyed hunting on Friday the 16th with Frank Thompson and Walter Peterson bagging four birds. A strong hunting season outlook due to ample quail woodcock and partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bourke
Lawrence
H. A. Wilson
Wachusett Mountain
Katherine Clancy
Catherine Lawton
Patrick McGrath
Ernest Greenhalge
Boston
William Schafer
Chespeake City
Timothy Moynihan
Spring Lane
Billett
Napoleon Carruth
Concord Junction
Neil Burgess
Charles Sweeney
Gypsy Moth Squad
Beverly
Hiram Parkin
Lusitania
New York
Parkin
Frank Thompson
Walter Peterson
Bedford News Notes and Arrivals in Town
Mrs. Quincy 8. Cole visits relatives in Pepperell. Mrs. Mary A. Gowans of Washington DC visits son Arthur Gowans in Crescent St. Eleanor and Alice Wixgin return from eight weeks in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones lease a Crescent Ave cottage opposite friends Fred and Lydiard. Stephen Rich to enter Harvard after graduating Concord High Class of 1910 with honors. Mrs. Eugene A. Wigren of Detroit and Mrs. Camilla Pfifer of Chicago depart Bedford after month with relatives. Chas. B. MacKuster and father-in-law Dr. Pfifer occupy country homes on the Chelmsford road. Dr. William Symmes of Hutchinson KS joins Dr. Pfifer’s practice. Symmes a former classmate at Ontario Veterinary College. FOR SALE Ice Business in first-class condition with modern improvements. Apply Bedford Ice Co Bedford Mass. B Young manager Horses for sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Gowans
Washington, D. C
Arthur Gowans
Crescent St
Eleanor
Alice Wixgin
Europe
Gilbert Jones
Boston
Crescent Ave
Fred, Lydiard
Stephen Rich
Harvard University
Concord High School
Boston ‘Latin School
Eugene A. Wigren
Detroit
Camilla Pficer
Chas. B. MacKuster
W. 8. Quimby & Son
Cambridge
Chelmsford Road
Bedford
Wm. Symmes
Hutchinson, Kan
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Symms
Pfeiffer
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Can
Bedford Ice Co
Pedford
Mass
B. Young
Concord Neighbors Back from Trips and School
Local residents return from Jaffrey New Hampshire and Onset while others start study at Harvard MIT Smith and Mount Holyoke schools. Auctions plans dances for baseball team and Rural Carriers convention activity noted with officials and organizers.
Local notes from Concord Junction and surrounding towns
A roundup of visits and activities including Gordon MacKenzie visiting Concord Junction, Fred and Frank Stones visiting Maine and Utica relatives, Harold Shepard starting Boston University studies, and Alfred Small convalescing after appendicitis. Community events include a large dance, an auction for Mrs. Margaret Collins property, a West Concord W C T A meeting, and a chimney fire with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon MacKenzie
Fred Stone
Maine
Frank Connors
Utica
Harold Shepard
Boston University
Herbert Bass
Gat Hy Battix
River
May Curley
St. Ann's Academy
Marlboro
Alfred Small
Waldo Stone
Sudbury
John P. A
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South
EB. C. Whiting
Joseph A. Cutter
H. L. Newton
W.M. Goulding
H. P., N. Dahl
Maynard
William Casey
Main St
E. L. Salmon
Dr. Stevens
Thomas Maguire, Sr
Dorchester
Thomas Maguire, Jr
Clarence
East Boston
Michael Cleary
Margaret Harwood
England
America
William F. Conant
Miss Patten
Evelyn Wellesley
Danielson
Conn
Henry Work
Edith Flagg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Everett Kimball
Frank
New Hampshire
Vermont
Merton H. Bithrow
Cunningham
Grand Union Tea Co
Littleton
Carlisle
West
North Acton
Gertrude Griffiths
Fitchburg Railroad
Percy Crane
Miss Jackson
Leominster High School
Kings’ Daughters
N. Robinson
B. F. Townsend Naylor
Moller
Waterman
Ideal
Moore
Parker
Conkling
Dahl
Jeweler
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill
Mrs. Quincy
Cole
Pepperell
Chicago
Hudson
Nason Street
Gutteridge
Naylor
Block
Miss
F. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Whites Garage
Concord, Mass
Concord
Frank Nichola
Jaffrey
N. H
Marion Hoyle
Mount, Holyoke
John Friend
Julian
Ballou
Harvard College
Mayo Tolman
New Jersey
Sidney Coolidge
Cotuit
Marion ‘Towne
Smith College
George Urquhart
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry Saunders
Joseph Dee
Patrick Cull
Anna M
Edward Brennan
J. M
John Finegan
Margaret Collins
Fred Hunt
Henry Murray
Hudson River
Montreal
H. Smith
Ancient
Order of Hibernian
Monument Wall
King’s Four Niece
Bang Gpa
John Jennings
J. Mulcahy, Jr
Michael Collins
David Cary Charles Hogan
Patrick Hanlon
Patrick Cullis
Minneapolis
Cull
Association Hall
Louis Lahm
G. G. Russell
Lillian Doyle
Nasuina, N. H
Peter Haskins
W. D. Wright
Josephine Blanchard
Bne
Iville
Matt
Jeff
Moving Pictures
Keyes
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
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