Sudbury Camp 102 S of V Holds Pleasing Town Hall Event
The Sudbury D D Wiley camp No 102 S of V staged a Sept 21 town hall program with Prof Dow and Harold Butterfield among performers. Col Billings spoke on Civil War memories and supported the Sons of Veterans as Rufus Hurlburt and Capt Ingalls were praised. Proceeds exceeded expectations and dancing followed until 1 am.
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Wiley Camp
Town Hall
Prof
Dow
Harold Butterfield
Hemingway
H Smith
Whitney
New York
John D. Billings
Julia Ames
R Longworth
Saorng Way
Harold Mete
Miss Smith
Hurlburt
Ingalls
Co. D
G .A.R
D.D. Wiley
S. of V
C. F. Buzzell
V. C
F. Bickerton
C. BE. Haynes
W. A. Kempton
Treas
R. H. Hall
F. Taylor
J. M. Bills
R. B. Oliver
C. BE
H. Butterfield
E. C Whiting
Paul Buzzell
Town youths attend Boston theatre show
Several young people from town attended the Boston theatre and saw The Round-p Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Bert Swanton enjoyed Saturday and Sunday at their camp at Great Pond. The Framingham fair drew a large crowd from Sudbury. The unanimous opinion was the best show ever. The Sudbury Woman's Club met in the Town Hall last Wednesday afternoon. The committees were read and Remus stories were shared by Miss Rouse. Ament sherbert were served.
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Boston
Bert Swanton
Great Pond
Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Remus
Miss Rouse
Ament Sherbert
Littleton News and Society Notes From the Region
Mrs. John Lemley returns to her brother A. T Lemley's home after a summer on the Maine coast and in the White Mountains for a visit of a week or more. Groton cattle show attendance is planned by many Littleton residents this Thursday. Chas A Hartwell loses a span of grey horses on Saturday. Death attributed to tetanus. Free ride day on the Fitchburg division of the B M railroad draws many stockholders to visit Boston.
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Maine
White Mountains
A. T
Littleton
Groton
Chas. A. Hartwell
Fitchburg
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Ledges
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A. St. John Chambre
Lowell
Ralph Waldo Conant
Harold W. Conant
M Blanch Hawkins
Virginia Hyde
Margaret Thacher
Margaret Conant
Helen Gil
Ruth Davis Gilman
P. C. Edwards
Filman
Waldo B. Conant
New York
Our High School
Phillips Andover Academy
Cornell University
Conant
King's Daughters Hold Annual Reception at Unitarian Vestry
The King's Daughters gathered Thursday afternoon September 21 at the Unitarian vestry to honor residents over 70. Forty seven venerable townspeople attended in neat gowns as Mrs. Everett Kimball presided and carnations were given with souvenir cards. The program featured music readings and social time ending with thanks to the hosts.
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King’s Daughters
Unitarian Vestry
Everett Kimball
A. T. Kimball
Henry Nye Oily
D. Circle
Rootless Opposition on Marriage Pressure
A quotation warns against opposing a young couple’s marriage by threats and mockery. It suggests that to prevail you only drive them toward marriage as they ignore warnings and pursue family life, a tactic attributed to an Exchange quote.
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