Busy Holiday Socials and Local Visits Across Cabot
South Cabot residents report a flurry of visits and gatherings over the weekend and Thanksgiving period. Blanche Urban hosts at brother A M Poster’s. Edna St John visits sister Mrs Will Hartson. families from Cabot and nearby towns note travels to and from homes for dinners, basketball, and church events. Newbury and surrounding area updates include travel home from Manchester and Beverly for holidays, school closings, and a community meeting upcoming at the Congregational vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cabot
Blanche Urban of
Cabot
A. M. Poster
W. ©. Hall of
Marshfield
Daughing
A. M. Foster
Edna St. John
Will Hartson
N. M. Steeler
W. R. Tibbetts
C. G. Lamberton
Elva Shaw
Petition Seeks End to Connecticut River Railroad Receivership
Boston based report states that Charles I F Choate filed a petition in U S court to discharge the receivership of the Connecticut River railroad. A hearing before Judge Morton is set for November 25. The Boston and Maine held a lease, paying expenses and guaranteed dividends, with the Director General of Railroads currently managing the line. The B M has also sought discharge, claiming a consolidation plan and advancing funds render continued receivership unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Connecticut River Railroad
United States
Charles IF. Choate
Morton
Boston & Maine
Connecticut River Road
Raya
Three Fined For Sunday Hunting At Municipal Court
In Newport, Judge Will W. Wright presided at a municipal court session Monday afternoon. Sanford Pinney of Derby pleaded guilty to failing to obey road laws and paying $15 plus costs for not keeping to the right while passing a team. Freeman and Alfred Mason of Lowell and George Mason of Eden admitted hunting on Sunday and were fined $10 each plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Newport
Will W. Wright
Burton
States
Frank J .Thompson
Sanford Pinney
Derby
Pase Ming
Freeman
Alfred Mason
Lowell
George Mason
Eden
Lunenburg Notes From Danville And Village Residents
Lunenburg M M Stocker of Danville and W J Bell inspect village road work. Mrs James Smith hosts a birthday gathering for Mrs Lorana Silsly and Mrs Ella Gregory. Rev G W Douglas attends Interchurch World Movement and will miss Sunday services. Fred Spaulding visits Concord relatives. Trout Brook Creamery to open under Concord’s supervision. Red Cross drive chaired by Miss Annette Ball raises 270 dollars including Findale. Ralph Dodge visiting relatives after Montreal work. A J Wormwood and Wm Merrill travel to Colebrook to see Edward Roe and Edward Morrow. Charles and Mrs Rogers transfer a house from Guy Remick to Laura Colby. Nathan Bean visits Groveton area. Edward Barker drives Lun enburg Mfg Co truck in Bean’s absence. Dr and Mrs W M Bronson return home to see welcome. G A Balch improves to moveable on crutches. PF Hale is office manager at Lun enburg Mfg Co. K O Balch covers Lun enburg Telephone Co. FR P Cole out sick at T B Browns. Mrs Brown assists. Boys Sunday school vice president is Harold Turner replacing Harold Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Lorana Silsly
Ella Gregory
G. W. Douglas
Tinterchurch
Colebrook
Edward Roe
Edward Morrow
Charles Rogers
Charlotte
William Jr
G A. Balch
PF. D. Hale
Lunenburg Mfg. Co
K. O Balch
Lunenburg Telephone Co
Mr. Balch
FR. P. Cole
Clarence Daniels Birthday Party at West Danville
Clarence Daniels celebrated his 12th birthday with friends from the village on Friday. Carloads loaded Christmas trees were seen arriving. Mrs. George Kittredge and Mrs. George Kittredge’s granddaughter Christine Hunt visited, while Merrill Preeman of Marshfield and Roy Bayer moved into the Bissett house and began work for William Burnett. Earl Rodger and his wife spent days with the family, and Ayer Electric was noted for a patent firearm with an electric shotgun design, discharging cartridges using explosive gas or charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Daniels
Rami
George Kittredge
Cabot
Merrill Preeman
Marshfield
John Bricketts
Roy Biyer
Bissett House
William Burnett
Christine Hunt
St. Johnsbury
George Kitchide
Earl Rodger
Garesta
B.J. Ayer
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Orville Smith
O. Houghton
Lamberton
Houghton
C. B. Bouldyy
Mneyitle
Husinen
Leo
Daw
Field
Lor Dow
Suning
Bertha Moughton
Siater
Mus
Dick Foster
Newbury
Lisle Southworth
Manchester
N. H
Maske
Alfred Carlson
Beverly
Mass
Walter Grant
Ada Halley
Sarl Carlson
Windsor
Athol
Chadwick
Haverhill
Tuxbury
Bradford
George W. Gibson
Bristol
Conn
East Barke
Ain
Knapp
Mary Cutting
Concordia
McDonald
Mabel Kelley
Woman's Farm Bureau
Amanda ‘Trefren
Julia Gray
Lyndonville
James Buell
Catt Cothy
St. Jownsbiry
A.B. Colby
Alfred Burrington and
Lebanon
Frio Temple
Karl Bedard
Rose Nenonville
Gladys Gmy
Roy Powers
Kirby
Mr. Webster
Lee
Missy Thiery Puypsteetan
Turshalr
Temple
Ladies’ Library
Mya BR. Harvey
Herbert Woods
George Burrington’s
J. F Jock
Ches
Veinpledge Anson
Wearpledge
Wearpledgh
America
1St. Johnsbury
Roy & Roy
Malaga
Calif
Armory Railroad St
Bailey’s Music
Lunenburg
M. M. Stocker
Danville
W. J. Bell
West
New Orleans
The
Gulf Coast
Mecca
Mobile
Pensacola
South
Unitep States ‘Railroad-Administrations Travel Puree ‘Travel Bureau
Trevel Bureau
MA Transportation Building
Liberty Street
Healey Bull Chiengy
New York
Avants
Masons
Masonic Temple
Vermont
Coon's
Cape Elizabeth Sage
Page and Shaw
Candies
Apollo
S. K. Brigham
Tel
Main Street
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