Halloween party at St George's church vestry
The young ladies of St George's church held a Halloween party in the church vestry with yellow and black streamers. Arthur Oates found the hidden peanut and won a prize while Wilfred Saxon ate a doughnut on a string fastest. Guests came from Concord and Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Arthur Oates
Wilfred Saxon
Laura Parkin
Alice McDonald
Beatrice Cuttell
Nellie Wilson
Viola Sales
Hazel Easthope
Mary Sales
Concord
Concord Junction
Ladies Benevolent Society Harvest Supper Planned
The Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society met in the vestry on Thursday. The bazaar netted 152 dollars. A social hour followed with a catered dinner supervised by Mrs. George H. Gutteridge and assistants. A harvest supper is set for Thursday November 23 in the vestry with Mrs. Morse as supper chair and Mrs. Gutteridge heading the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
George H. Gutteridge
Howard Hamblen
W. Grundy
Win Gutteridge
Albert Haynes
George Hart
Mary Morse
George Gutteridge
Holy Name Club Whist Party and Dance at Cannon's Hall
The Holy Name club drew a large crowd Wednesday at Cannon's hall for a whist party and dance with music by the Colonial orchestra. Fourteen whist tables were played. prizes went to Miss Tena Smith and Annie Connell for ladies, John Wing and John Murray for gentlemen, with several consolation prizes.
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Holy Name
Cannon's Hall
Tena Smith
Annie Connell
Gene Connell
Concord Junction
John Wing
John Murray
George Doe Mares
Walter White
Nicholas Whalen
Janes Richardson
Bernard Carrigan
John O'Moore
John Moynihan
Albert Moynihan
Rally Draws Candidates for House Seats in Towland and Hudson
Congressman John J. Rogers of Lowell spoke at Main Street rally in Towland Harriman of Stow also addressed the crowd. Republican candidate and Democrat candidate William Noonan of Hudson followed with remarks. Sunday supporters hosted a smoke talk in the Ma sonic hall upper room with ex-Selectman Thomas Mahoney and Jeremiah Cronin present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rogers
Lowell
Main St
Towland Harriman
Stow
House
Republican Party
William Noonan
Hudson
House of Representatives
Friends of
Noonan
Masonic Hall
Thomas Mahoney
Jeremiah Cronin
No Break in Prices Amid Gold Inflows
The piece notes coal at 10 dollars per ton and flour at 12.5 dollars per barrel with butter at 45 cents a pound and no sign of lower prices. It criticizes economists and politicians for attracting gold, and laments ordinary people cannot eat gold, suggesting a common demand to take back gold for basic goods.
Messenger No. 227 Delivers Message at Maynard Trust Co
A Western Union messenger about 12 years old named Howard Nagle from South Boston arrived on the 12.20 train Wednesday and delivered a message to Acting Treasurer Frank Taylor of the Maynard Trust Co. He is identified as No. 227 when on duty.
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Frank Taylor
The
Maynard Trust Co
Howard Nagle
South Boston
Glendale Lutheran Hallowe'en Party Planned by Faculty
Children and teachers from Glendale Street Lutheran church hosted a Hallowe'en gathering in the church vestry on a Wednesday evening. Sadie Saari and Ida Hendrickson organized the event with games and refreshments provided.
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Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Hallowe'en
Sadie Saari
Ida Hendrickson
Grading Efforts for Summer Street School Grounds
Supt. of Streets John Driscoll and his department staff are grading the Summer Street school grounds. The superintendent plans to attend the Mass Highway association meeting at the City Club tomorrow where road experts will address the gathering.
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John Driscoll
Summer St
Mass Highway Association
City Club
Committee Discusses Soldiers and Sailors Monument Drive
The Committee of 50 met in the selectmen's room to plan a town canvass for donations toward the fund. They expect a full financial report once funds are counted. A resolution praised the barbecue council for the Columbus Day event and urged town funding through the warrant. Edward Henderson proposed detailing an appropriation article in the next warrant.
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Selectmen’s Room
Barbecue Council
United Community Action
Edward Henderson
Business Leaders Back Comprehensive National Defense Plan
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges universal military training and national mobilization to defend the nation. It calls for a strong Navy buildup, a regular army of substantial strength, an expanded National Guard, and private industry coordinating prewar production and reserves. Harry Fowler of this town serves as a chamber secretary in Washington.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber
United States of America
Thcome Paizilions
Heim Chivober
Maske
Hawaii
Philippines
Eolidds
No Cone
CSSON
Mer
Atlantic
Pacific
AMIS
Gs Thy de
Council of National Defents
National Guard
Harry Fowler
Washington, I, CL
Methodist Episcopal Bible Class Organizes Sunday
The Bible class of the Methodist Episcopal church organized Sunday afternoon in the church vestry. A forum discussed ballot referenda from yesterday’s election. Officers elected include Albert Batley president Robert Vieteh vice president Naylor secretary Frank Joshua Rowe treasurer and members Naylor Usher Morse Rand Dockerty McAuslin Stanley Parker and others.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Batley
Robert Vieteh
Naylor
Frank Joshua Rowe
Treas
Wm. Naylor
Thomas Usher
Calvin Morse
Frank Rand
Alvah Dockerty
Clarence
Planning Fair Promises Wide Entertaining Event
Senior class members of the high school organize a two day fair at Cooperative Hall on Nov 14 and 15. The program includes the Al literative quartet Mullin Mullin Taylor and Tervo and Hi Henry's Minstrels. Candy ice cream tonics and fancy work will be sold. tickets are on sale.
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Mullin & Mullin
Taylor and Tervo
Hi Henry
Exercises At Concord Armory Highlight National Guard
About 50 locals attended the Thursday evening session at Concord Armory. Major Dolan spoke on National Guard advantages and visitors inspected the armory. Many local youths have enlisted and Captain Dee expects the company to reach full peace strength soon.
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Concord
Dolan
National Guard
Dee
25th Anniversary Observed at Congregational Church
The Christian Endeavor society marked its 25th anniversary during Sunday evening services at the Congregational church. Rev. Frederick N. Rutan delivered an eloquent sermon and history review while vocal solos by Mrs. Benjamin Derby and violin solos by Herbert Mallinson complemented the program.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Frederick N. Rutan
Benjamin Derby
Concord Junction
Herbert Mallinson
Junior Christian Endeavor Society Halloween Party
The Junior Christian Endeavor society held a Hallowe en party in the vestry of the Congregational church on Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Full membership attended, with Nev. and Mrs. Son Rutan, Mrs. Guillow, and Miss Ethel Butterworth among the guests.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Nev
Son. Rutan
Guillow
Ethel Butterworth
Maynard Trust Co Approves Treasurer Resignation At Regular Meeting
The Maynard Trust Co directors held a regular meeting in the bank's directors' room. Charles K Wheeler's resignation as treasurer was accepted. Deposits subject to check reached 519119.18, the largest since incorporation. Four month undivided surplus stood at 2242.89. Local social visits followed, with residents from North Adams Cambridge Manchester North Andover and U S scout cruiser Birmingham former resident James Cronin.
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The
Maynard Trust Co
Charles
Kk. Wheeler
Willian
Connally
Manchester
N. H
Herbert Meade
Reginald
North Andover
Sarah Meade
James Cronin
Birmingham
Helen Cronin
Amherst Fans Attend Tutts M A C Game in Medford
Ray Smith and Don Lent traveled home with about 350 Amherst students aboard a special train to watch the Tutts M A C game in Medford on Saturday. The M A C freshman team, featuring Don Lent, completed its schedule last week.
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Ray Smith
Don Lent
Hudson
Will Reopen Store With Renovated Interior and New Goods
The New Tdea store owners reopen their shop Friday after thorough interior renovations. The store now features the latest furnishings and a fresh fall and winter goods stock. Mrs. John Sheehan of Providence visited Mrs. Susan Sheehan Saturday and later went to Worcester with her.
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Tdea
John Sheehan
Providence
R. 1
Susan Sheehan
Sheehan
Worcester
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New England Trust Company
Boston
Mass
James R. Arthur Adams
Frederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Thomas E. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
Maynard
Hallowe
Devoe
Deve
George H. Reed
South Acton
Massachusetts
Devoe Pain
J. O. Eaton
Nason Street
Geo. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
South Agton, Mass
Western Union Messenger
Hallowe'en Party
C., E. Society
Inary
Hub-Mart
the Green Stamp Store
Main
Parker
Ann May Aneles
North Adams
Mrs. Wi. Jones
Mary and
Viola Joyce
Cambridge
Nel
Lie Joyce
Maynard Cleaning & Dyeing CO
Swartz Bros
VOSE
Marlboro Road
C. B. White Maynard
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