Maynard Wedding Unites Miss Anna McCarron and John Shea
Miss Anna Elizabeth McCarron daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McCarron Concord Street Maynard and John Shea of Dalton were married Monday at St Bridget s church in a nuptial mass Rev Hadward F Crowley officiating The bride wore white satin with lace and orange blossoms and was escorted by her father The ceremony featured bridesmaids Miss Theresa Carney and Miss Josephine Tobin and maid of honor Miss Josephine McVay The best man was M J Shea Ushers included Frank Lynch Rep John D O Connor and Joseph Dineen After the church ceremony a reception was held at the bride s parents home The couple will reside on Curtis Avenue Dalton and undertake a wedding tour visiting Atlantic City and Washington D C She is a Trinity College graduate and former Bristol high school teacher He attended Georgetown University Law School and is a member of the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention and the Columbia Council K of C in Pittsfield
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Anna McCarron
John Shea
Dalton
St. Bridget’s Church
Anna Elizabeth McCarron
Frank McCarron
Concord
Hadward FI. Crowley
Theresa Carney
Josephine Tobin
High School
Bristol
Josephine McVay
Pawtucket
R. L
Trinity College
Miss Carney
Miss Tobin
Frank Lynch
Belmont
John ID. O'Connor
Holyoke
Georgetown University
Joseph Dineen
Maynard
A. A. Hilferty
Mendelssohn
Atlantic City
Washington, D.C
Curtis Ave
Shea
Washington
R. I
Truly Cross
Georgetown University Law School
Massachusetts Constitutional Convention
St. Berkshire
Columbia Council
K. of C
Pittsfield
Salvation Army Home Service drive thanks Maynard
Joshua Naylor, local chairman, received a letter from Colonel Adam Gifford of the Salvation Army New England Province praising Maynard residents for a generous home service band drive and enclosing a receipt for a check of 1268.10. The letter expresses gratitude and congratulations for the town’s strong response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Naylor
Iocal
Salvation Army Home Service Drive
Maynard
Adam Gifford
New England
Salvation Army
Mass
Mr. Naylor
Salvation Army Home Service
A. Gifford
Exhibition dance delights capacity hall crowd
A Friday evening dancing party at Cooperative hall drew a capacity crowd. An exhibition dance by a Boston couple was a hit. After an auto crash involving Hendricks and Hickey, Harold Lyons arranged substitute dancers at extra cost. The hall plans more New England exhibition dances. Joseph Dineen returned to work as commercial traveler for Consolidated Dental of Boston after army discharge.
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Boston
Hendricks
Hickey
Harold Lyons
New England
Joseph Dineen
France
Consolidated Dental Company of
Mr. Dineen
Concord M rs Mary Toomey Improves After Operation
Concords Miss Mary Toomey shows steady improvement after a serious operation at Deaconess hospital. At Monument hall Concord council, R O, opened a class of candidates in the first degree and Waltham council performed the second degree. Sergeant John F Mulcahes of Co Cd 101st Infantry has arrived in New York awaiting his discharge after a period overseas.
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Mary Toomey
Deaconess Hospital
Monument Hall
Concord Council
R. O
Waltham Council
John F. Mulcahes
Co. Cd
101Th Inf
New York
Concord Tea Honors War Relief Leader With Gift
At the First Parish vestry in Concord last Wednesday afternoon the Concord War Relief Volunteer Committee honored Mrs. Prescott Keyes executive officer with a handsome broach. A letter praising her four years of leadership, energy, and administration was read in her behalf.
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Concord
First
Concord War Relief Volunteer Committee
Prescott Keyes
Keyes
Concord Volunteers
Concord Free Public Library Opens at West Concord
On Tuesday June 7 the Concord Free Public Library opens at the branch library in the northeast room of the West Concord school with a special side entrance near the Catholic church. Hours are 1 to 6 PM daily except Thursdays Sundays and Legal Holidays plus 7 to 9 PM. The room hosts three reading tables including a children’s table and a wide magazine and newspaper supply. About 1200 books will be on shelves with up to date reference volumes and monthly additions. Mrs H W Maybel Park will serve as librarian.
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Concord Free Public Library
West Concord
Catholic Church
HW. Maybel Park
Local Soldier Emil Nelson Receives Discharge at Camp Dix
Emil Nelson of the Co G 316th Infantry has returned from overseas after 12 months of service and received his discharge at Camp Dix. He is now residing with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Nelson on Main Street. At enlistment he worked for the J H Whitney market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Nelson
Camp Dix
Herman Nelson
Main.st
J. H W. Whitney
Cambridge teens fined in district court for flag theft
Stanley Ro Barrette a 16 year old from Mass Ave North Cambridge and Daniel Lodge 15 of 1 Foch St Cambridge and Martin ONeil Wio 20 of 6 Foch St were fined 10 and 5 dollars respectively in Concord district court last week for stealing United States flags four horns and one reed pipe.
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Stanley Ro Barrette
Mass. Ave
North
Cambridge
Daniel Lodge
Foch St
Martin O'Neil Wio
Concord
United States
Belmont player Brown named captain of Myddlesex baseball
Charles Hayden Brown of Belmont is elected captain for next year at Myddlesex School. He plays shortstop alongside four other veteran first string players available in the spring. The Middlesex nine has won the private school diamond championship for two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hayden Brown
Belmont
Myddlesex School
Brown
Middlesex Nine
Concord High Wins Over Maynard High in Sunny Game
Concord High defeated Maynard High four to three on the Concord play grounds Wednesday afternoon under a boiling sun. The Mercury hovered near Ye on the field and the game’s final score appears in Maynard’s columns.
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Concord High
Maynard High S
Concord
Maynard
Middlesex School Chooses 1920 Crew Captain
Parker Hamilton of Oak Park elected captain of Middlesex School’s 1920 rowing team. Hamilton rowed No 2 the first four and weighs 175 pounds.
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Parker Hamilton
Oak Park
Middlesex School
Hamilton
Local West Acton Notes on Cars and Visits
West Acton residents report new Ford cars from Leland Campbell and Robert Starbuck. J S Hoar sold a Chevrolet to Dr Weill Davis of Concord Junction. Mrs Hoar attended the Thurt Williams wedding in Medford. Marjory Shattuck from New Jersey visited George E K Holton. Allan Brooks plans Harvard relocation. Mr Mead and S Preston spent the summer at Mead's bungalow. Townfolk attended the Wauchusett Sunday School convention in Westminster where G L Michelson preached.
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Leland Campbell
Robert Starbuck
J. S. Hoar
We LL Davis
Concord Junction
J. 8
Hoar
Medford
Marjory Shattuck
New Jersey
George EK
Holton
Allan Brooks
Harvard
H. Ke, Mead
S. Preston
Mr. Mead
Wauchusett
Westminster
G. L. Michelson
Acton Centre Ends School Year With Early Vacation
Acton Centre closes all schools on Friday the 18th for summer vacation. Maynard Chautauqua begins June 18 with afternoon and evening entertainment for five days. Mrs. Carrie Bruin now in New Jersey visited friends here. Mr Bruin a longtime Indian missionary. Mrs Harriett Phalen and Mr and Mrs Frank Merriam head to Chicago. Phalen to visit Prof Harold R Phalen at Armour Institute. Ida Tuttle of Lowell, formerly of Acton, buried at Woodlawn on June 3. remembered as Miss Ida Hale. Acton Grange hosted Children's Night with a lecturer program and ice cream and cake.
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Maynard
Carrie Bruin
New Jersey
Bruin
India
Harriett. Phalen
Frank A. Merriam
Chicago
Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club Elects Officers
At a Wednesday June meeting, Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club elected officers. President Miss Charlotte Allen. first vice president Mrs Bertha White. second vice president Mrs Maria Loker. director Mrs Carl Piekens. corresponding secretary Miss Mary Vickard. recording secretary Mrs Elsie Parsons. education chair Mrs Fred Binds. treasurer Mrs Miriam Baxter. music chair Mrs Hora Dollands. program Miss Charlotte Conant. house- hold economics Miss Ida Mekklesen. social and recreation chair Mrs Marjorie Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club
Charlotte Allen
Bertha White
Maria Loker
Carl Piekens
Mary Vickard
Elsie Parsons
Fred Binds
Treas
Miriam Baxter
Hora Dollands
Charlotte Conant
Isabella Gritling
Ida Mekklesen
Marjorie Allen
Acton
Sermon Notes and Meeting Topics Revised
June S references Luke 2 62 and notes next Sunday's topic What We Owe to God Friday evening Prayer topic. Ene deavorers meeting last Sunday covered World Peace conditions. Meeting led by the Prayer Meeting column tow.
Acton Agricultural Fair selects committees for coming exhibition
The officers met at president James Botttle home Monday evening to appoint committees overseeing the fair’s departments. They hope all chosen will accept their posts and cooperate to ensure the annual exhibition is a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
James Bo Tuttle
Elder statesman Luther Conant marks 88th birthday
One of our eldest and most respected citizens, Hon. Luther Conant, passed his 88th birthday on June 4. Friends remembered him in various ways and hope he will live to see many more such occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Conant
Conant
Concord Junction News Roundup
Miss Hannah Munson of South Acton visited her sister Mrs Christian Jensen in Grovest Howard Gorme finishes Rexall duties and takes two weeks vacation before a Boston job Next Sunday communion for the Ladies Sodality at 7 pm Major Kenneth To Blood sails to Frasies after a visit with his parents Local fans saw Maynard beat Concord Junction 7 to 6 in 12 innings on Friday at Maynard
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Hannah Munson
South Acton
Christian Jensen
Grovest
Howard Gorme
Rexall
Boston
Ladies’ Sodality of Help of Christians’ Church
Kenneth To Blood
Tlohoken
T. Blood
Maynard
Concord Junction
Memorial Service for Concord Lodges Held at Ep iscopal Church
The annual memorial service for departed brothers and sisters took place Sunday evening June 8 at the Episcopal church in Concord. Members of Concord Lodge No. 242 I O O F and Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 10% marched from Elm and Main and attended the service. Chaplain Robert Walker of the Massachusetts Reformatory delivered the sermon due to Rev. Smith Owen Dexter’s illness. The sermon conveyed inspiring lessons and clarified the aims and work of the order, with attendees finding the service beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Charel
Concord
Willow Rebekah
Elm and
Main Sts
Smith Owen Dexter
Robert Walkero
Massachusetts Reformatory
Auction Sale of Antiques by Goulding at South Sudbury
Public auction of Mr Goulding s overstocked antique collection from the war years to relocate an old house. Includes Sheraton tables, Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Queen Anne pieces, clocks, mahogany furniture, mirrors, pewter, glassware and more with strict cash terms and departures by trains from Boston Framingham Lowell and Hudson. Sale venue is South Sudbury Massachusetts with lunch available.
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Mr. Goulding
Mrr. Goulding
New England
Boston
Framingham
Lowell
Hudson
South Sudbury
L. P Goulding
Mass
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Vialle
Dodge Brothers
Walden Street
Concord, Mass
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Stow
Vialle Motor CO
Framingham and Marlboro
Tre
Middlesex
West Acton
Congregational Church
O. F
C. H. Persons
Nason St
State Armory
WM. S. Hart
Pathe News
John A. Finigan
Goulding
Concord Road
South
Sudbury
Anderson & Son
Main ST
Grocers
TEL
Arlington
Bermuda
Columbia
Alaska
White House
Austin Macrae
Lunt
Mass Co
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