Graniteville Community Notes Highlight Local Actions and Events
Graniteville residents share in forestry aid as F of A members harvest a neighbor's potato crop. Reports from town include theater and dance events, church activities, a pastor change at St. Catherine's, and plans for social functions. Local sports mention a Littleton football game. Coal strike concerns and electric car rumors frame political chatter and voter sentiment this October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Graniteville
F. of A
Fred Defoe
Fred Longbottom
Sudbury
Tom Moore
Andrew Mack
Lowell Opera House
John R. Healy
Cornelius Sullivan
Boston
St. Catherine’s Church
Philip F. Sexton
Richard S. Burke
Edward J. Schofield
Hudson
Michael F. Callahan
Fr. Schofield
Forge Village
James Healy
Jim
Littleton
Concord High School
Littleton Driving Park
Fred Snow
North Westford
Westford
Tyngsboro
Graniteville
Death of Alexander McDonald at 20 in Groton
Alexander Rob inson McDonald, aged 20, died October 9 after an appendicitis operation. He had been a pupil in public school and worked at A. J. Saunders in East Pepperell. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev. Joshua Young delivering consoling remarks. He leaves a widowed mother, a brother, a sister, and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Robinson McDonald
W. B. Warren
Hartwell
Lovejoy
A. J. Saunders
East Pepperell
Congregational Church
Joshua Young
Dei
G. M. Howe
W. F. Gleason
Gibson
A. J. Saunders’s
Mark W. Shattuck
Arthur G. Fuller
Oscar R. Kittredge
Michael
Jerry Denahy
Mary Hayward
Roy Terrise
Madeleine Downs
Annie Reed
Abbie G. Lawrence
Lillian M. Harrington
Thomas Harrington
Harold Smith
Horace H. Rockwood
Everett Warren
Randall Whittier
Alvah Wright
Fred KE. Torrey
Catherine Woolley
Clara L. Hutchins
Cambridge
G. H. Rockwood
William F. Patch
Brattleboro, Vt
George Richardson
W. N. Souther
W. C. Parsons
Brant Rock
Emery Fletcher
John Holland
James Culver
Shirley
Mount Auburn
Boston
Frank Perry
de Witt P. Stiles
Walter Stiles
E. O. Richardson
H. P. Boutelle
W. P. Boutelle
Henry Green
Grace Boutelle
Fannie Hewittson
Dorchester
Fannie Lowe
Lizze Farnsworth
Worcester
E. F. Robbins
Fred Smith
Lottie Smith
Fitchburg
Alex Harwood
Bishop
Ruth
Holyoke
Congregational Society
Meader
Ayers
Mountforts
The
Ayer Military Band
E. A. Whitney
George S. Wells
Frank Mitchell
Mx Mitchell
W. C
Davis
Wellesley
Rosa Smith
Hopkins
Luke Hopkins
Medford
George Kendall
Leominster
Lucie Richardson
Ella Jewett
Richardson
Page
Whitney
Darktown Fire Brigade
Portsmouth
Samuel Farnsworth
Carrie Frye
N. P
Longtime Gardiner Native Oliver Richardson Dies at Sandy Pond
Oliver B Richardson born May 25 1835 Gardiner Maine died October 6 at Sandy pond. He served as a Maine volunteer and veteran for the Civil War, married twice and fathered several children. A service led by Rev W J Meader and Rev A S Hudson featured G A R Post 48, Masonic assistance, and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver B. Richardson
Sandy Pond
Gardiner
Lewiston
Maine
Abraham
Co. A
Maine Volunteers
Co. H
10Th
Sarah P. Whittemoe
Hebron
Josephine
Edward O
Little Charlie
Gracie
Alphonso
Gardner
Fitchburg
Richardson
W. J. Meader
Martin Street
Masonic Fraternity
Caleb Butler Lodge
Post 48
Baptist Church
Jesus
A. S. Hudson
Hudson
A New Era of Prosperity for the Acton Church
Rev Bernard Copping delivers his farewell sermon on October 12 urging spiritual life and spiritual democracy as the lifeblood of church prosperity. He links prosperity to service through Congregational societies and urges members to uphold Christ's plans, train leaders, and extend outreach while maintaining personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Copping
Acton
Middlesex
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lfe
Earth
Heaven
Church
Christ
France
Church of Christ
Christ's Church
Seven Societies
Congregationalism
Sunday School and Publishing Society
Home Missionary Society
Church Building Society
Education Society
American Missionary Society
American Board of Foreign Missions
Ministerial Aid Society
God's Church
God
Christ Jesus
Audubon Society Opens Campaign Against Bird Trafficking
New York October 17 The Audubon society of New York State opened a campaign against illegal traffic in birds and plumage at its annual meeting. William Dutcher warned dealers in birds and plumage of prosecutions under state and federal laws after outlining protections for non game birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Audubon Society of
New York State
William Dutcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchendon
Unitarian Church
Groton
Christian Endeavor Society of
Union Congregational
Stony Brook
George C. Moore
Brookside
A. G. Polly
Butterfield
Edward Vinal
Willard Fletcher
Taylor Street
Isroonside Mills
Merrimack
Trustees of
Middlesex North
American House
Lowell
Unitarian Societies of
Middlesex Northwest
Nashua
N. H
Weirs
Billerica
Buckingham
Henry B. Read
James H. O'Brien
Moore's Mill
Music Hall
Selectmen’s Room
Westford Centre
Walter
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Army
Ayer
Courier-Citizen
Middle Street
Town Hall
Gladys McGregor
West Acton
P's
Unitarian Vestry
Ellsthorpe Davidson
Frank Davidson
Mary Fisher
John Wheeler
Woburn
James K. Wheeler
Wm. H. Brown
George Jackson
Holliston
Wm. F. Hale
Wales
Henry O. Clark
Audubon Society
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