Children’s Day Observed at South Acton Congregational
South Acton Congregational Church announces morning service at 10 30, Sunday school at 12, and evening service at 6 30 with Children’s Day events on June 11. Universalist Church lists 10 46 service and 9 30 church school. Lowden brother Philip leaves town for North Woodstock to run a grocery business. Ernest Greenough remains hospitalized after serious injury. Christian Endeavor youths hosted a play in West Rindge NH after a recent visit.
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Congregational Church
Arthur KK. Beckett
Universalist Church
George H. Wood
Philip Lowden
Lowden
School Street
North
Woodstock
Ernest KE. Greenough
Ipswich
George E. Greenougl
Ipswich Neck
Florence A.merriam
Ethel
Olga Granberg
Christian Endeavor Society
West Rindge
N. H
Range Hall
Hinneman
Beckett
Maynard Intertown League narrows first half as Cubs exit
The Intertown base ball league at Crowe Park nears the end of the first half with the Colonials leading the pack followed by the Reds Pirates Terrors and Yankees. Maynard sends five players to out of town teams while 16 locals train at Camp Devens and welfare rolls shrink as Gleasondale mill reopens.
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Maynard
Intertown Baseball League
Crowe Park
Cubs
Intertown
Colonials
Reds
Pirates
Terrors
Yankees
Marlboro
Flndion
John Zapareski
Colonial
Main Street
Army Base
Camp Devens
Assabet
Gleasondale
Spring Lane
Old Oasis
Julius Lowe
Merry Men
Homemaker Day Plans In Lexington June Seventh
Middlesex County homemakers will hold the annual Homemaker's Day at Carey Memorial Hall Lexington on Wednesday June seventh. Morning recreation features a 300 person circus from 10 30 a m to 12 00 m followed by a picnic lunch and a 4 H dress revue with about 150 girls. Guest speaker Mrs Hilda L Ives will discuss Two Kinds of Bread. Public invited.
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Middlesex County
Carey Memorial Hall
Lexington
Middlesex County Extension Service
Hilda L. Ives
Sidbury High Class 338 Graduation Reception Open to Residents
The reception for the graduating class of 338 at Sidbury High School will be open to residents of Sud and nearby communities. Attendance details and venue will be announced by school officials.
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Sidbury High School
Sud
Maynard Church Sets Children Day and Events
Maynard M E Church observes Children’s Day on Sunday June 11 with a joint service at 10 30 and a Sunday school program directed by Rev J Rex Shepler and Eric Farnell. Infants will be baptized and graduates receive Bibles and diplomas. Other notices cover Bible class meetings and a radio broadcast.
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Methodist
Mr. Clarke
Maynard M. E
J. Rex Shepler
Eric C Farnell
Emma Greenhalgh
Business on Up Trend Signals from Retail Convention
Charles H O'Donnell told Sharon's Rotary audience the retail clothing trade shows growing optimism. He cited a New York convention with about 125 stores represented and full fall winter orders in advance, signaling rising prices, higher wages, and a broader upturn in business.
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Hudson
Charles H O'Donnell
Rotary Club
Sharon
O'Donnell
New York City
Feu
Mr. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Legion 5 Firemen 4 ends in late victory for Legion
The Sudbury League baseball game last evening between the American Legion and the Firemen ended with the Legion winning 5 to 4. A late two bagger by Alance delivered the decisive hit in the final innings as the crowd stayed tense to the end.
William H. Wood dies at 87 in West Concord
West Concord resident and former Reformatory officer William H. Wood died at the Phillips House in Boston after a fall on a Florida voyage. Born August 6, 1845 in South Acton, he worked as a carpenter before serving as a Reformatory officer, retiring 22 years ago. He was active in Odd Fellows and other fraternal orders and spent winters in Florida after retirement. Funeral services were held at his West Concord home with Odd Fellows and Masonic rites, burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton.
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West Concord
William H. Wood
Phillips House
Boston
Florida
William Henry Wood
South Acton
Louis
Abigail Jones Wood
Acton
New Jersey
Concord
Reformatory
Corinthian Lodge
F ‘Ind AM
Concord Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Royal Arcanum
Wood
Main Street
George C. Manter
George A Montague
Concord Lodge
Woodlawn
Philip C. Holden
William H. Davis
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union Church
Augusta Foster Dies In Concord At 98
Mrs Augusta Foster widow of George B Foster died Monday at the Rest Home in West Concord. Private funeral services were held Thursday at Newton Cemetery with Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiating. Born in 1857 in Trenton New Jersey she lived much of her life in Seattle and was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survived by daughter Mrs Danforth W Comins of Lowell Road and son Charles K Foster of Ellsworth Maine, plus three brothers and a sister in Scranton Pennsylvania. A 4 H garden club was organized at Roosevelt School with 17 boys joining.
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Augusta Kirkpatrick Foster
George B. Foster
Maine ‘Lake Ice Company
Newton
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Obituary for Fred H. Wood and Family Remainder
The Corinthian Lodge conducted the Masonic rites for Fred H. Wood who died recently. Pallbearers included S Thompson Blood John P Allen Waldo P Lapham Henry H Hawley and Harland Flagg. Survived by son Fred H Wood of Boston daughter Mrs Grace Rackle lived with them grandson William H Rackle and two great grandchildren William H Rackle Jr and Jean Rackle.
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Corinthian Lodge
S. Thompson Blood
John P. Allen
Waldo P. Lapham
Henry H. Hawley
Harland Flagg
Fred H. Wood
Boston
Grace Rackle
William H. Rackle
William H. Rackle, Jr
Jean Rackle
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