Annual fair by Ladies Aid society at Colonial hall
The Methodist church Ladies Aid will hold its annual fair at Colonial hall on Thursday evening November 15. Tables will feature ice cream cake candy and assorted fancy articles including mystery items and aprons. A night school opened at Maynard High School with 17 ladies attending and 45 in attendance under Principal HH Bates.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Colonial Hall
Maynard
Wew
HH. Fo Bates
Night school offers citizenship classes weekly schedule
An advanced citizenship class is popular at the school with students in their second and third years. The day teaching staff include Miss Bliss Miss Neves and Miss Toomey. Sessions run three evenings a week Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 with large attendance anticipated at the next session.
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Miss Bliss
Neves
Miss Toomey
Sugar price set at 18 cents a pound in city store
A bag of brown sugar from Montreal arrived this week at the First National Store on Main Street. The dealer paid 16 cents per pound including charges and will retail at 18 cents. Canada is credited with supplying sugar shipped here.
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Montreal
Canada
First National
Mainstay
Quiet wedding unites Iola Branscombe and Curtis Smith
Iola M. Branscombe registered nurse from Butler Hospital Providence and Curtis Smith of Concord Junction wed Monday at Rev. Alfred W. Stone's residence. Bride formerly of St John Nova Scotia practiced in Boston and New York the past three years. They will reside in Maynard where Smith works at the Assehet Mills.
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Concord Junction
Iola M. Branscombe
Butler Hospital
Providence
Curtis Smith
Alfred W. Stone
St. John, NS
Malcohn Family Heads to Philadelphia for New Home
Mroo and Mrs Arthur Malcohn and family with Everett Sr left for Philadelphia Tuesday to establish their future home. Mr Malcotth is employed in the city and their household furnishings were shipped there this week.
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Mroo
Arthur Malcohn
Everett Sr
Philadephia
Mr. Malcotth
Sudbury Residents Attend Meeting and Send Get Well Wishes
Myron Lawin arrives with his daughter Mrs Stone as friends greet him. The community notes the illness of former resident Rev A J Hall now in Stow and wishes him a speedy recovery. The Republican town committee and friends held a rain soaked town hall supper Friday evening.
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Myron Lawin
Mrs Lauretta Bent Dies at 84 In Sudbury
Mrs Lauretta Bent widow of Lucius Bent died Oct 31 at age 84 after long illness. Born in Sudbury she lived all her life at the North Sudbury home now occupied by her son Lucius Bent. Funeral held Mon Nov 3 at her home conducted by Rev George H Clarke with many relatives and townspeople in attendance. Interment in Mt Pleasant cemetery.
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Lauretta Bent
Lucius Bent
Bent
Aaron Hunt
Lois Hosmer
Sudbury
North
Lucius
Lucius PP. Bent
Thomas Bent
North Sudbury
Reuben Moore
Walter Felch
Natick
Unitarian Church
Monde
George H. Clarke
Harold
Webster Cutting
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Hallowe'en Parties Draw Neighbors at Local Homes
At the schoolhouse Whitney hall and the Charles Wright farm in East Sudbury neighbors gathered for Halloween. About 85 attendees at the Wrights enjoyed stunts games dances and refreshments of apples cider and corn balls in an old-fashioned social event.
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Hallowe'en
Whitney Hall
Charles Wright
East Sudbury
Governor Eton Coolidge Family Ledger Entry
District attorney Tutts Russell entries list names and figures for towns including Stow Hudson Concord and Boxboro. The fragment records sums and long numbers tied to Coolidge Tutts and district attorney references across multiple communities.
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Eton Coolidge
Long
Stow Coolidge
Hudson Coolidge
Boxboro
Concord Votes Boost Coolidge Republican Ticket Big Margin
In Concord voters favored Coolidge and the Republican slate by large margins. Significant turnout set a record as key races drew strong totals. figures include Coolidge 774 and Long 268 with other representatives listed for Concord Weston Lincoln Wayland Young Dolan and District Youn H69 383 177 157 247.
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Concord
Coolidge
Young Dolan
Youn
Red Cross Drive Seeks 1920 Members in Concord
It Takes but a Heart and a Dollar Drive runs Nov. 2 to Nov. 11. The Concord chapter including Acton Boxboro Lexington and Concord has enrolled 5600 members in the third roll call. Half of all dues stay in Concord for local Red Cross work.
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United Cigar Stores Co
Red Cross
United States
Concord
Acton
Boxboro
Lexington
Local Chapter Ready to Meet Home Emergency Needs
Cross work, and the local chapter is prepared to meet all home emergencies. The note emphasizes readiness to handle household crises and coordinate with communities for rapid response.
MacEachern Family Trains Visit to Brighton
Mr and Mrs Alexander MacEach ern visit Brighton on Sunday to see their son John D MacEachern a student at St Johns seminary.
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Alexander MacEachern
Brighton
John D. MacEachern
St. John's Seminary
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Gruber Bros
A. T. Haynes Co
Main Street
Mass
di Stasio
Aynard, Mass
Main ST
United
United Cigar Store
United Cigar
United Cigar Stores
Durham
Coolidge Long
Putts
Concord Weston Sudbury
Lincoln Wayland
Olan
Lloyd Hoagland
R. & Nyman
Carter
Music Store
Maynard, Mass
Crawford
Thomas A. Edison
Peteler
Edison
de Lee
Nason Street
Mr. Edison
THE
Association Hall
al Beo Club
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