Garden party hosts discuss diseases talk on state health
On a stormy afternoon a garden party was held at a large house. Dr Simpeon of the State Board of Health delivered an informative talk on diseases and their cures. Questions concerned health issues affecting children. Ice cream cake and tea were served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penlan
Charles Way
Simpeon
State Board of Health
N. Piper
William Tufts
Mra
Josephine White
Cabot Devell
Alice S. Haskell
Edward A. Hunt
Emma Johnston
Elizabeth Goodnow
HK. P. Stiles
Auction Sale of Haynes Farm East Sudbury Features Cattle Tools
Sale on Saturday September 26 1926 at 9 30 am offers twenty cows most ruined by fire two holdovers milking 17 to 22 quarts daily with potential in right hands plus farm tools wagons two horse equipment manure spreader mowing machines saws platform scales gas engine and carpentry blacksmith tools. Farm location near Dad's Wayside to Sudbury and Wayland Roads cash sale no reserve or limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
G. A. Haynes
Wayland Roads
Mike Martin's Liniment Promises Quick Foot Relief for Athletes
A Tribune feature touts Mike Martin as a trusted trainer who fixes ankle and foot troubles fast. He claims his liniment, once for his own use, is now sold in drugstores and used by pro athletes, with testimonials from players like Gene Sarazen and Johnny Far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Martin
WR “Martin
Gene Sarazen
Mike
Johnny Far
Ian Faith
Mike Mains
Shenn
Washington World
Mike In
C St
Washington, D. C
Ambiguous notice from South Sudbury post office and auctioneers
An unclear item lists South Sudbury Massachusetts post office administrator Alioa B Haynes and auctioneers Shahan regarding a departure of Dr Holmes and others connected to an accident involving railroad employees and attendance at a Canos event. The fragmentary text mentions gates, mailboxes, and various names with no clear action or date.
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Alioa B. Haynes
South Sudbury
Mass
Sudbury
Shahan
Holmes
Oviatt
Hen J Wi Ae
Ofenton
Marriage Mentions Highlighted In Local Notices
Fragmentary text notes marriage mentions involving Cella rg a Marcelonis and Ida Taylor, with references to clerks, store managers, and a new cart launched by firms Boul den and Hanson. Details are unclear and names appear garbled.
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Marcelonis
McCleary
Bill O'Rourke
The
Holy Name
Concord Haven
Boulden
Hanson
Ofb
Benjamin Gruber
Mise Ida Taylor
Daugher
Mra Meyer Taylor Toston
Alligators Draw Town Interest From Local Couple
Harold and Laurie Lerer keep two live alligators in a homemade tank at Spring Lane. The reptiles, sent by Samuel Lerer in Florida, entertain local children and appear healthy. Mr Lerer has been in town for six weeks and expects to return to Florida in November.
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Harold
Laurie Lerer
Express
Samuel Lere Florida
Mr Lerer
Hor
Fiorida
Grange Fair and Meeting Announced for September
Miss Rena Roby returns to JM duties as Grange Fair events unfold September 28 to 30. Auto exhibit, lunch sales, prizes and a reception program feature speakers from Concord and Maynard Granges. Orville Godfrey shows improvement after hospitalization. Frank A. Thompson leads Church of Christ services with sermons on race and solidarity.
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Cirta
Ted Bockli
Charles M. Gard
Weatfeld
Iddlesex
Pomona
Maynard
Ee Hall
Maynard Grange
Adams
Worthy Gate
Concord Grange
Ington’ Grange
Orville Godfrey
Concord
Church of Christ
Frank A. Thompson
Christian Endeavor
Resignation of Norman J. Skene At South-y Church
The article notes the resignation of teacher Norman J. Skene who moved to Lexington. John Laffin John Jewett and Winnifred Fitch were appointed to nominate his successor. A Barata Club meeting on Sept 25 at the Church vestry will elect officers and discuss the October event. Mrs Ethel Mitchell hosts. all parish women invited.
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Ethel Mitchell
Funeral for former Marlboro man Thomas Mullen
Friends from this city attended the funeral of Thomas Mullen at St. Patrick's church Brockton. The 61 year old resident, who lived here for many years before moving to Brockton during the big shoe strike, leaves a wife Norah Carey of this city, a daughter Mary Mullen of Washington, two sisters Misses Aur y and Margaret Mullen, and two brothers Patrick and Bernard Mullen. Interment followed at Immaculate Conception cemetery.
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Marlboro
Thomas Muller
St. Patrick's Church
Brockton
Norah Carney
Mary Mullen
Washington
Missessaury
Margaret, Mullen
Maribor
Patrick
Bernard Mullen
Cold Weather Delays High School Session
Unusually cold weather and unfinished new boilers kept pupils home. Principal R. W. D. Merrit said fires would start this afternoon and classes would resume tomorrow at both the high and junior high schools.
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RE. W. D. Merrit
Funeral of Joseph Lachapelle
The funeral for Joseph Lachapelle of 64 Washington street was from St Marys church at 9 this morning. Rev L P Tanguay officiated the mass with Gregorian chant by Organist John R B Chagnon. Attending were St Jean Baptiste Society members and relatives from several towns, burial in St Marys Cemetery under Undertaker John P Rowe.
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Joseph Lachapelle
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Church
L. P. Tanguay
John RB. Chagnon
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Southbridge
Spencer
North
Brookfield
Pepperell and
Marlboro
Stt. Mary’s Cemetery
John P. Rowe
Hastings musician heads to St Petersburg for land deal
George Boyle of Hastings Street leaves next week for St Petersburg Florida to represent the Mole Land Developing Company in a move tied to local amusements and club activity. The Parisian Whist Club plans a program at Mrs Orvilla Moinean's Shawmut Avenue home, outlining the season ahead.
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George Boyle
Hastings Street
Pine Grove Inn
Next Wekt
St. Petersburg
Glo
Mole Land Developing Company
Orvilla Moinean
Shawmut Avenue
Tuesday Club Opens Season at Curtis Farm Fort Memlow
The Tuesday Club meets for the first time this season at Curtis Farm Fort Memlow Get. 6. Mrs Arthur P Curtis district director will outline work for the coming season. Mrs Arthur P Curtis will be hostess.
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Curtis Farm
Fort Memlow
Get
Arthur P. Curtis
Wil
Weekend visits and a cross region motor trip noted
Warren Blaisdell, Keyen and Havelock Schhauir are on a two week motor trip through Connecticut New York Montreal and Quebec. Charier Bearse of Beret a former Acton resident spent the weekend with James Kinaley. Stanley Hall of St Petersburg Florida spent the weekend with his brother B D Hall. John Knowlton of St Petersburg Florida waits with his grandparents Mr and Mrs F R Knowlton.
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Warren Blaisdell
Keyen
Havelock Schhauir
Connecticut
New York
Montreal
Quebec
Charier Bearse
Beret
Acton
James Kinaley
Stanley Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
B.D. Hall
John Knowlton
St. Petersburg Fila
Mra
F. R. Knowlton
Bran-O-Lax Tablets Promise Relief Without Weight Gain
Advert says bran tablets ease constipation and help weight management. It urges eating one bran tablet per meal to speed relief, claims regularity removes excess weight, and promotes Gilbert Bran-O-Lax Tablets from Gilbert Bran-O-Lax Co. Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Gilbert Bran-O-Lax Co
C St. N .W
Washington, DC
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