Chelmsford parish notes and local updates
Middlesex County news from Chelmsford reports Sunday services at Central Congregational led by Rev. E. Bartlett, a 5:45 union Christian Endeavor, and an Evening service at 7. It notes accidents, elections of delegates to the Unitarian Sunday School meeting in Concord, a Halloween party, fortunes told, new births, illnesses, and numerous town appointments for precinct officers. It also mourns the death of Hon. Sherman Hoar and mentions Ladies Aid activities, VTA planning, a forthcoming Grace M FitzGerald and Guy W Brackett wedding, a death of Bert Cook, travel notices, and local transport delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational
E. Co. Bartlett
Union
Christian Endeavor Societies
William Brown
Gleasondale
Fitzgerald
Lizzie Miles
Josephine Newhall
Nellie Davidson
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Concord
Hallowe’en
the Grange
Wyman
Chelmsford
Charles Fletcher
Edward Curtis
Camp Hamilton
J. Henry Read
George H. Hartford
John M. Fletcher
Albert P. Richardson
Arthur E. Wilson
W. H. H. Burbeck
Clarry L. Nesmith
C. R. P. Decatur
Lewis C. Dane
Joseph Wall
Walter C. Wright
Chas. G. Sargent
Albert
V. TA
Tewksbury
F. A. FitzGerald
Grace M
Guy W. Brackett
Providence
R. I
McCausland
Coggin
Florida
Parsonage fund aids church in West Chelmsford
In a West Chelmsford M E church board of stewardship meeting on October 9 the gift of $100 from Mr and Mrs John B Shedd was accepted with thanks and placed with the trustees to form a parsonage fund. Also noted were Oscar Mauritz Quist’s 14th birthday celebration with gifts including a Morris chair and bicycle, travel news of residents, an estate auction for the Pravan cher estate, and local political activity as Hon Albert L Harwood of Newton was nominated for senator after multiple ballots at a Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
M. E. Church
John
Shedd
Herbert E. Longley
New Bedford
F. W. Spalding
Mr. Pravancher
Fred Naylor
Frank Naylor
Albert Ll. Harwood
Newton
Middlesex
William M. Flanders
Jesse C. Ivy
A. J. Weed
Democratic party credentials and town delegates report
The credentials committee reports one city and eight towns represented by 59 delegates. The temporary organization was made permanent. Candidates for honors were Harwood of Newton May of Natick and Ingraham of Watertown. Ballots showed Ingraham four, May 26, Harwood 29. After ten ballots Harwood gained the needed vote. May of Natick elected a State committee member and the old district committee was re elected. The Democratic caucuses renominated Charles D. Lewis for the General Court from the twentieth Middlesex district. A town committee was elected including Ellins Hastings Sullivan Coolidge Loomis Cunningham Reardon O'Brien Gorman Ahearn Kirby Walsh Sheedy Flynn Kenney Hayes Sullivan Annis Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Harwood
Newton
Barney B. May
Natick
William H. Ingraham
Watertown
Ingraham
Harwood
Harvey B. May
Charles D. Lewis
General Court
Middlesex
Herbert C. Ellins
William H. Hastings
Timothy J. Sullivan
Charles W. Coolidge
Frank D. Loomis
William E. Cunningham
Edward EE. Reardon
Roger H. O’brien
William E. Gorman
Daniel J. Ahearn
David M. Kirby
Harvest concert and church notices in Bedford area
Next Sabbath evening the Congregational Church hosts a harvest concert at 6 30 featuring children exercises and a large choir. Co E workers meet on the topic Our society work and how to better it led by Alden B Webber. Bedford Guild observes Prison Sunday Oct 16. A series of community notices covers local marriages anniversaries theft report at Miss Emily M Davis’s home, school harvest concerts, and a big Ayer department field day with a lengthy firemen parade, contests, and grand march at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Workers
Alden B. Webber
Congregational Church
Bedford Guild
George A. Goodwin
John Howard
Frank H. Hunnewell
Mr. Skelton
Ayer Department
Parsons
Sherwin and Maloney
Garside
Hudson
O'Toole
Harvard Brass Band
A. H. Barrows
Hooley
F. Martin
Ayer Fire Department
Daniel Needham
Ayer
Union Engine Company
East Pepperell
H. J. Dudley
Gen
Butler Engine Company
Lowell
Ruel F. Britton
Warren Engine Company
Pepperell
L. S. Robbins
Squannacook Engine Company
Main Street
Hartwell Chase
B. H. Hartwell
Sanderson
James B
Chief Hosmer
T. E. Flaherty
D. J. Hurley
Charles S. Keith
James B. Parker
Gen. Butler
Warrens
Eclipse
West Townsend
Squamnocook
Groton
Robbins
The
Gen. Butler Company
Methodist Church
Marcia Healey
Frank B. Harvey
Margaret
Anne Carmichael
Viola Hoyt
Leon DeRoehn
Elsie Anderson
Etta May Dugdale
Jessie Simms
Lewis Palmer
Arthur Prior
Blanche York
Olive Farrow
Lottie York
Sadie Hoyt
Susie Healey
Edna Carkin
Annie Petherick
Jennie Dugdale
Annie May Davie
Ella Shattuck
Emma Petherick
F. B. Harvey
George DeRoehn
James Harrington
James Payne
Payne
Frank Furbush
Farmington
Abbot & Co
Samuel B Chamberlin Dies at 87 in Carlisle
Samuel B Chamberlin, oldest man in Carlisle, died Saturday the 7th after general debility. He moved from Lowell to Carlisle about 45 years ago, was a mill overseer, a deacon, and held roles as selectman, assessor, school superintendent, and district representative. Funeral in South Chelmsford with choir songs. interment at South Chelmsford cemetery. Survived by brother Joel and sister Mrs Frances Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Chamberlin
Carlisle
Lowell
First Baptist Church
Massachusetts Lumber Co
Aroostook County
Boston
Georgia
Joel
Frances Cobb
Leon B. Fairfield
Bickford
Baptist Church
South Chelmsford
Farrar Place
Wm. Keford
Kirk
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Homer Patterson
Capt. H. W. Wilson
Abby Nickless
Palmer Davis
Merton Green
Susie Blanchard
A. E. Page
Ernest Page
Mason Wheeler
Stephen Nickless
St. John’s Hospital
Sylvanus
Hinkley
Cambridge
Sullivan
Frank E. Wilkins
Minot Davis
Malden
King
Walter Morris
South Billerica
Lakeman
James Wilkins
Trinidad
Colo
Josephine P. Dow
Exeter
N. H
Geo. Dow
Addie Dow
H. G. Durgin
Andrews
Tyngsboro
Tuttle
Billerica
Earle
Fitch
Henry Livingston
Geo. Jones
Concord
Letter from camp Alger to home recalls Cuba siege
A soldier writes from a Florida bound camp detailing five weeks of voyage and hunger aboard the Yale to Cuba, then Porto Rico. He recalls the Guama battle and the need to endure starvation, disease, and long marches while hoping for home by October. He mentions learning Spanish, hospitals full, and typhoid cases rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjuntus
Yale
Camp Alger
Cuba
Dunn-Loring
Gloucester
Guama
Fort Hill
Lowell
Bert
Arecibo
Bay State
Utuada
Ponce
Williamstown
Choice for low priced tenements in city listings
We offer tenements in various city areas priced from 5 to 10 dollars monthly, with winter steam heated rooms at near parity to unheated rates. T. H. Elliott advertises 4 Central Street. Also notice Dean's Ointment claims rapid cure for severe scalp eczema available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Dean
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Middlesex County
STOW
Westford
George H. Prescott
Richard D. Prescott
Superior Court
West Chelmsford
South Framingham
Bedford
Graniteville
Joe” Davis
Graniteville Dramatic Club
Bert” Wall
Utuado
Gert
Greene
G. C. Brock & Co
Geo
C. Osgood
M. D. Ellingwood & Co
Central and
F. H. Butler & Co
C. F. Blanchard
FAY Brothers & Holford
Maryland
Echne
Hoyt
New York
Harry Connor
Augustus Pitou
Queens OF Palmistry
Gentral St
Middle St
Mass
T Tey
O. H. P. Belmont
Newport
the New Music Hall
May Howard
Fred Solomon
Edgar Smith
Barnum
AL. Reeves
Massaceu
Fanny A. Noyes
Snd County
Elsie Durkee
Cambrize
Tounty
Jon
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Ss. Hl. Folsom, Register
Omron
Massachuskts
le Middlesex
Samuel Hoar
Lowel
Sarah Hoar
Charles J, McIntire
Ss. H,. Folsom
Negister
F. L. Dian
City Hall Building
Merrimack Street
F. Edmund Edmunds
London
Millan
Italy
Royal Academy of Music
Halian Method
Ola Cly Mall Glock
me-os-Im
A. J. Lester
Pilcrim Mall
Palmer
Merrimack
Lowell Textile School
George
Taylor Roofing Co
Humphrey Street
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Lowell Highlands
Wilder Street
Courier
Commonwealth
City Hall
Ofice
Charles F. Coburn
the Courier-Citizen
J. T. Rhodes & Sons
Arthur Rhodes
Courier-Citizen Building
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Lawl E. Raymond
Levi Prgue
Alexander G.cumnock
George S. Motley
Edward M. Tucke
James Francis
Dulumas
Courier-Citizen Co
Morrimack Stree
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