Local Community Dinner and Meeting Sounds Prominent
A diverse concourse in Concord Junction and Sudbury features a Monday supper fundraiser with beans and pie, a church program including speeches by Rev Alfred W. Stone, and reports from Worcester Y M A convention. Community events span discussions on building extensions and a hospital fundraiser in China with speaker Mrs Mary K. Belerer.
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K. Off
Puieu Chinech
Charlies Peck
Charels
Alfrad W. Stone
Sigma
F.ou
Charles Teck
Y. M
Acton Center Club Reports At Middlesex County Fair Results
Minutes from the Acton center club meeting in Middlesex County are read. Members from Acton and Waltham reported on the fair exhibits and prize winners including tomatoes, fruits, vegetables, and two exhibits by the Jue class. County leaders praised work and urged greater efforts for next year.
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Waltham
Middlesex County
Acton
Margaret Hh. Reamer
Aneten
Robert PP. Trask
Waltham, Cieoree Erickso
Mies Marton Morte
Clitawtent
Plese
Ean
Preparations for vestry entertainment in Congegational church
Residents of Lowell and nearby towns organize a vestry program for Thursday evening November 17 featuring a temperance play, children singing and vocal duets. The event will include home cooking and community encouragement for local workers and families.
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Diige
Lowell
Stuart
Allen
Craft
Maine
Peery Sewlom
Roberts
Fia
Selected Officers and Award at the Town Meeting
At the town meeting on February 14 the residents chose new officers. Jiner Wilkes, Ralph Watt, and Este int wy were noted among the attendees and winners.
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Gaward
Ryll Why
Tiraff
Jhiner Wiikes
Exeen
Ralph Watt Este
Porcupine Killed in Sudbury Woods
Harry Sherman a World War veteran shot a 26 pound porcupine in the woods at South Sudbury yesterday. The quills protrude prominently and the animal is on exhibit at Marlboro Fruit Co store. It is the first such animal reported in the vicinity.
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Harry Sherman
South Sudbury
Marlboro Fruit Co
Visitor Notes and Local Residents Gather in Marlboro
Marlboro councilman Joseph Sawyer of Boston spent Sunday in town. Mrs F J Brunelle visited her sister Mrs Louis Remy in Leominster Saturday. Mrs and Mrs Veter Grenon of Manchester NH were Sunday visitors. Mr Grenon is a former city councilman. Mr and Mrs Magloies Parentean and Mr and Mrs Eugene Labossiere senior and junior of Brockton were weekend visitors in town.
Sixth birthday celebration at WW Grant Street home
Mheanor Denoncourt marked her sixth birthday Monday at her home on WW Grant Street. Guests included Thelma Gauthier Laueille Moinean Germaine Moinean V emnite Giromard Anne Measier Violet Ledoux Rita Denoncourt Jeanette Denoncourt Vivian Chonard Carroll Naves Normand Brodeur Edward Tebo and Donald Denoncourt. Games were played and a buffet lunch was served by Mrs Denoncourt.
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Mheanor Denoncourt
Grant St
Mrs Denoncourt
Tragic death of Delaney child after Friday crash
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Delaney of 14 Maple Street died yesterday at Marlboro Hospital from injuries suffered in a Friday automobile collision. She had a fractured skull and other wounds and was reported in critical condition with little chance of recovery.
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Thomas Delaney
Maplest
Marlboro Hospital
Marlboro
Maynard infant buried at Glenwood amid Newton family ties
Maynard baby girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kavlan Maynard of Newton, buried in the Maynard tomb at Glenwood Cemeteries. The Maynard family trace ties to Worcester founder of the town and local woolen industry. Manager CC Murray has booked Spencer AoA for Pastime Hall Saturday night with a strengthened lineup featuring Freeman.
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Kavlan Maynard
Newton
Maynard
Glenwood
Cemeters
William Maynard
Worcester
Murray
Spencer Aoa
Freeman
Spencer
Congregational Church and Methodist services noted
Adyeh pastor leads pastors class Wednesday at 6 50 and worship at 7 00. Sunday morning service at 1045 with sermon Pharvel’s Dream. Verparty evening at Methodist Church features Professor Shiaw of India. Endeavorers urged to attend next meeting to prepare for following Sundays when they will lead the evening service.
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Hoy Kon
Adyeh
Pharvel
Methodist Church
Protessor Shiaw
India
Order for Samples Boosts Assahet Work Yet Optimism Grows
The Assa het aaiks units receiving samples this week will create jobs in several departments that had reduced staffing. About 25 to 30 halted cards resume today as orders push production while wool prep and stock readiness continue. The weave room restarts this week but overall industry shows no clear improvement. Local officials remain hopeful, seeking maximal work to weather the downturn, while some see a slow market but expect gradual recovery.
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Assahet Aaiks
Ghout
Lonartigge
Lenden Hand Meeting At Unitarian Church Sees New Members
Young people attended the Lenden-Hand meeting at the Unitarian church on Monday with five new members reported. Little work occurred due to the Laymen's League supper, aside from activity in the kindergarten department. Mr. O H Stevens visiting Belfast sent a letter read by Mrs E P Lawrence. Afternoon helpers included Mrs Leonard Mrs Belser Mrs Nellie Brigham Misses Elsie Brigham Nellie Dudley and Florence Fairbanks.
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Unitarian Church
Medals Awarded to Company F1 State Guard Members
Captain George W. Higgins distributed service medals to members of Company F1 State Guard last night. He noted that those who have served will be honored again next Tuesday at the city hall. Daniel Walsh was announced as speaker for the Newman Club event at A C H Well Tuesday evening.
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State Guard
George W. Higgins
Higgins
David J. Walsh
Newman Club
A. C H
Funeral for Mrs Arthur Morr mite in St Mars church
Yesterday's funeral for Mrs Arthur Morr mite the victim of Saturday's auto bile accident was held Tuesday morning at St Mars church. Relatives and friends attended from North Brookfield Spencer Whelinssie and Southbridge with a requiem high mass and burial in the parish cemetery conducted by Undertakers Buisson and Morin.
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Arthur Morr
St Mars’s Chorel
Buisson & Morin
North Brookfield
Spencer, Whelinssie
Southbridge
Woman's Club November meeting highlights and amendments
The Woman's Club held its November session with a large, enthusiastic turnout. Mrs Grice Merrick presided as amendments to the bylaws were adopted, including a schedule change from 3 to 3 15. Members and out of town guests attended, with reports read by Yes, OS Vowler, delegate to the Peloration meeting. A Red Cross endorsement and a recital by Mrs Arthur Pochering were noted, along with refreshments organized by Mrs Laviise Bellows.
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Thos Woman's Club
Viosonie Lal
Grice Merrick
OS Vowler
Rorchester
Red Cross
Brett Connor
Unitario
Arthur Pochering
Marlmore
Ada
Harbor Hadeon
Laviise Bellows
Cuarreman
Concord Zion Mvening Dedication Ceremony Planned
The Norwegian Zion Society of Concord Massachusetts will dedicate a Zionist evening Sunday November 1st with speakers from New York New Jersey and elsewhere. A program of chants and songs is arranged for all attendants. Readings from Brooklyn will be the chief feature with a hearty invitation extended to all.
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Zion Mvening
Concord
Mass
Sanday
New York
New
Brooklyn
Acton Center Woman's Club Meeting Update
West Acton Woman's Club members met Monday afternoon in Concord Armory where Lara Ware started for Wassalon ward. Mrs Charles Wrights is confined to bed with lemmitism while Wendall Davis's daughter, Dr Shaw, and Dr Tasker attend. Several attendees praised the services at Concord Armory.
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Odin Otk
Cotisfield
Maine
inAa
West Acton
Tittle
Wendall Davis
Shaw
Lara Ware
Wassalon
Dary
Antrere
Charles Wrights
Tasker
Concord Armory
Weekend Social Notes Tie Local Figures
Mr Cex ley Seperk Haritey visited Rodney in Waltham with her mother from South Acton. They returned from a pleasant visit after a gathering with Mrs Smith of the Federation who spoke last week. Miss Alberta Stink of Boston sang, and the social committee provided tea and coffee. Mrs Samuel Sanders hosted the PD. A. R. at her home, while Mrs S. J. White and Arthur White visited Maine relatives in Portland, Kittery and Kennebunk.
Extra meeting of Acton Woman's Club on citizenship
The Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club announces an extra meeting on Monday afternoon November 22 at 2 30 in the Community House. Speaker is Mrs Martha Helen Elliott. Admission free. A food sale will be held to raise funds.
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PTO
Acton
Mass
Woman's Club
Martha Helen Elliott
Tibbetts Family Relocate to Framingham
Mr Tibbetts now works for Metropolitan Life Insurance in Framingham while Dr and Mrs Philip Flavin celebrate the arrival of a baby boy at Deaconess Hospital on October 30.
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AF. Tibbetts
Framingham
Tibbetts
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Philip Flavin
Deaconess Hospital
Oct BO
Concord K of C to field basketball team again
The Concord K of C voted at its last meeting to field a basketball team this season. Manager Billy Mulcahey returns, with assistants Kiernan Hickey Martin O Neil Joseph Hayes and Henry Hickson.
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Concord K
Concord
Billy Mulcahey
Kiernan
Hickey
Martin O'Neil
Joseph Hayes
Henry Hickson
Interesting Bird Talk Delights Woman’s Club Audience
Mrs Harriet Upham Goode spoke on birds before the Woman’s Club Monday afternoon at Bird Acres in Sharon. Pictures of local birds were shown, some taken at Mrs Goode’s home. Maps aided demonstrations, and her knowledge and gentle approach won strong approval from children and elders.
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Woman's Club
Harriet Upham Goode
Bird Acres
Mrs Goode
Sharon
Women Hear Speakers on League of Nations and Trade Bills
Over 200 women attended a talk in LA ACH White’s block last Wednesday to hear Miss Mary Carson and Mrs Helen MacDonald of Boston discuss the League of Nations Profiteering Child Labor and Maternity bills. Both speakers made a strong impression.
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Ach
White
Mary Carson
Helen MacDonald
Boston
League of Nations
First Parish Concord to Take November Attendance Record
The First Parish Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen announces a church attendance record for November. The record is conducted under League auspices and all members are asked to participate.
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Unitarian Laymen's Lease
Concord
League
Ate
Mansfield Post Plans Minstrel Show at State Armory
At the last regular meeting of James J. Mansfield Post the group decided to stage a minstrel show in the State Armory on Thursday evening. Edward Brennan will oversee the arrangements as plans are under way for what is seen as the town’s main entertainment option.
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James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Edward Brennan
Next Unite.ian canvassing meeting set for Nov 8
The canvassing committee will meet in the church parlor on Monday evening November 8 at 8 p.m. Teams will be formed, subscription blanks issued, and prospects signed. A progress report will be given. active campaign starts Thursday November 11 and lasts ten days.
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Unite.ian
Churen
For Sale Auto Robe and Kitchen Range Concord
For sale black fur auto robe in pristine condition. Also a second hand kitchen range and ice cream freezer. Contact 211-Y in Concord Massachusetts for details.
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Tel
Concord
Mass
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Hosmie
F & Mt
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Harnes Blork
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Fiaynard
Concord Junction
ST. Blood
Pentik Voli
Virginia
Virginie
Mr Ind
Aid
Union Church
Sudbury
Pytal i Co
Addi Whet
Bhp Ielalee Bk Lt
Joys
Roeleling
Mary K. Belerer
China
Trinitarian Congregational Church
YO Log Entertainment
Porcupine
Woods
Congregational Church
LENDA
Pat Snap
Acton Center
Concord Junction Catholic Club
George E. Keegan
Association Hall
Hogans Spa
TO Take
Maynard Baking Co
Summer and
Nason Streets
First National Cooperative Association
Main St
National Co-operative Ass'n
Alex Sopanen
Mar
Spencer A. A
Hudson
Charles H. Webber
Highland St
Allen Greenwood
Pittsfield
Committee On Accounts
City Hall
Frank McKenzie
Church St
Louis Peel Optometris
Rene
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