Distinguished guests honor Hawthorne Chapter inspection
More than seventy guests from Order of the Eastern Star attended Hawthorne Chapter at Masonic Temple for Deputy Grand Matron Mary I Marr’s official inspection. The event featured a lengthy guest list, a formal suite, and a supper served by D. L. Page of Lowell.
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Concord
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Temple
Beulah F. Blair
W. M
Order of the Eastern Star
Hawthorne
Mary I. Marr
Electa Chapter
Waltham
Grant
Benjamin F. Clark
Hawthorne Chapter
First National
Paul H. Barnes
Charlotte E. Rodway
FE Blanche Hewitt
Electa
Adrienne E. Smith
Fred P. Kinney
Milton
Grand Chapter
Florence B. Peterson
L. F. Marr
Esther R. Drew
Melrose
Edith E Wells
Myrtle
Holliston
Eva M. Frye
Magdalene
Maynard
Gladys H. Wipperman
Longfellow Chapter
Arlington
Jean L. Hammond
Rachel T. Baker
Signet
Cambridge
George W. Sprague
Somerville
Helen H. Bowlby
Pequrossette
Watertown
Edith G. Clark
Cynthia M. Watts
Mabel M. Smith
Harriette
Foster R. Wheeler
Alving
Eleazor M
Rachel Barlow
Anna M. Bailey
Blair
Edith Dole
Lady Emma
Maynard High School Rolls Over Melrose in Stadium Showdown
Maynard High School routed Melrose High School 190 in a Saturday game at DeMar Stadium as Al Lerer guided a polished Maynard squad. The crowd of 3000 watched a near flawless team performance with a dynamic opening kickoff return by Blanchard and strong running by Livingston.
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AL Cowles
Maynard H. S
al Lerer
Melrose H. S
DeMar Stadium
Melrose
Senor
al Lever
Maynard Grndsters
Maynard
Kendra
Blanchard
Livingston
Statues to be moved and reinstalled at St Casimir’s church
A statue of St Casir mir the patron saint will be moved to a pedestal on the church grounds and a statue of St Theresa the Little Flower will be placed inside the church to replace it. Donations have already been received for the project. Richard J Eaton of Belmont visited his mother Mrs William L Eaton of Mim
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Maynard
St. Casimir
St. Casimir’s
St. Theresa
Richard J. Eaton
Belmont
William L. Eaton
Mim
Service Today For John Tulis
South Sudbury resident John Tulis 77, lifelong local, died at home on the State road Sunday after retiring from active duties three years ago. A son George Tullis and his family had resided with him since his wife’s death on June 3. He leaves brothers James Sudbury Frank Cochituate and Michael Concord. Funeral service will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
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South Sudbury
John Tullis
George Tullis
James
Sudbury
Frank
Cochituate
Michael
Concord
Murph y and Griffin wed in Concord ceremony
Miss Edna M Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Murphy of 13 Roosevelt street and Maurice Griffin son of Maurice Griffin of Boxboro were married by Rev Fr Finnick at St Bernard's church in Concord. The bride wore white georgette with tulle and orange blossoms. the bridesmaid carried pink carnations. a reception followed at the bride's home.
Ancestors Observance at First Parish Sudbury
The First Parish Church in Sudbury hosted its annual Ancestors Sunday with Rev. William Channing Brown presiding at 2 pm. Attendees from nearby towns joined a day of worship, lunch on the lawn, a 5 pm supper, and a reception after, plus exhibits honoring early settlers and Sir Richard Saltonstall.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Center
William Channing Brown
Mr. Brown
Second Parish
Unitarian
John Henry Wilson
Littleton
George H. Clarke
Herbert M. Gesner
Marlboro
Gesner
Atty John E. Rice
Henry G Adams
Burton Shippard
G Fred Robinson
Watertown
Cooperative Month To Be Observed Nationally
The Young Coopers Club planned a fall and winter program with October designated as Cooperative Month to be observed nationwide. A. N. Rivers of United Cooperative Society stores was named a delegate to the Cooperative League national convention in New York next week. A social dance at Vose Playgrounds Monday night, featuring Rhythm Kings and local musicians, drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reino Linna
Ralph Weckstrom
Caspar Kaupinen
First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services
West Act on next Sunday features morning sermon titled An Enjoyable Title by the pastor. Evening service will include nine men singing There were Ninety and Nine. Sermon topic is The Lost Sheep. Bible school begins strong for the season with rally day plans and youth work announcements under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church West
Bible School
Youngle
Sims Sheridan Win In Biggest Primary Vote
Maynard set a record with 1142 votes in the primary the largest in town history. turnout split 576 Democrats 566 Republicans with polls open 2 PM to 8 PM and results announced at 6 30 AM. Maynard won the Representative nomination while Leslie Sims and Frank Sheridan remained the Republican and Democratic nominees for Beacon Hill.
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Maynard
Leslie Sims
Frank Sheridan
Beacon Hill
Concord primaries show Republican lead in district race
About one fourth of Concord voters participated in state primaries with roughly 600 Republican ballots and 150 Democratic ballots. Sims led the district by 340 votes, while Sheridan won Maynard and edged Donahue to gain an overall 81 vote margin. Eddy trailed in Hudson.
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REP
Repub
MID. Dist
Hudson Maynard Stow
Boxboro
Eddy
Rr Sims Eee Ee Ee
REP. Dem
Donahue
Madden
O'Malley Peeeene
Sheridan Eee
Concord
Hudson
Ashley Eddy
Sims
Frank Sheridan
John J Donahue
Harry Madden
Maynard
Auditor Hurley
Buckley Re
Atty. General
Buckley Dewees H. Sullivan
Casey Y
Dempsey
Congress
McCarthy
Casey Pee
O'Connell
Sasseville Pee
Sheridan Ee
Donahue Seve
Wee Madden
O'Malley
Baynton Demme
Brennan
Erie
Williams Ee
Ena
Ieee
Oe Walsh
Gallagher
Sheridan
Morgan Dee
G. Kelley
R. Kelley Poe
Middlesex
Acton Fair Draws Hundreds as Tuttle Wins District Nod
Acton voters show strong turnout for local fair. Horace Tuttle clinches Republican nomination in the 11th Middlesex district with about 559 votes in Acton to 65 for Foster and 12 for Roblins, while David R. Kingsley of West Acton leads Democratic bids in the town and district though final totals await precinct checks.
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Acton
Horace Tuttle
Middlesex
Tuttle
Proster
Roblins
Lily Cas
Oditex
RTE RT
David R. Kingsley
West Arton
Harrington
Kingsley
Aeton
Piedfer
Registrars Set Dates for Voter Registration Sessions
Concord registrars Edward McKenna Willam Cross Joseph Appleby and John Addins announced registration sessions ahead of the November presidential election. Sessions run October 5 in Precinct 1 Town Hall from 7 to 1 1 30 pm October 12 at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord from 7 to 9 pm and October 19 at Town Hall from noon to 10 pm.
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Concord
Edward McKenna
Cehliadirniein
Willam S. Cross
Jtoseph Mo M . Appleby
John J. Addins
Town Hall
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Homemakers Training School Held in Concord
Middlesex County homemakers section leaders held their annual training school in Concord at the Congregational Church. The all day event began with a morning session on duties of officers and a demonstration on how to conduct an extension meeting by Reading Neighborhood unit women. Edwin O Childs former Newton major spoke on Citizens Responsibility to the Community. Reports from Reading and Winchester homemakers highlighted recreation efforts.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Congregational Chaaret
Luce
Reading
Edwin O . Childs
Newton
Wits
Tistapile
Readins
Winchester
Concord Schools See Record Fall Enrollment This Year
Concord schools enroll 1522 students this year up from 1287 last year in Jamimary. The High School holds 442 pupils, the highest since 1925, with 45 more than at the start. Non residents total 64 with homes in Carlisle Lincoln Harvard and Shirley. Post Graduates number 14 and 18 moved from private to public schools. Peter Bulkeley School has 495 pupils and Harvey Wheeler-West Concord 385, down 16 from the start.
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Concord
Jamimary
Carlisle
Lincoln
Harvard
Shirley
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler-West Concord
West Concord
16th Annual Acton Prey Exhibition Sets Record Exhibits
The 16th Acton Prey event opened under heavy rain but recovered to attract the largest attendance on Saturday. Congressman Nourse Rogers visited, with exhibits in fruits, vegetables, flowers, crafts, livestock, and a notable horse show. Televised concerts, dancing, and fireworks capped the program, while doll carriage and parade contests highlighted Saturday's awards.
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Acton
Watt
Goward
Eaith Nourse Rogers
George Vo Mead
Francis Vo Mead
Elizabeth Marion
Teddy Beers Hand
Walter MP Smith
Calose
Hagerty Wins Third In State Shoot For 182d Infantry
West Concord Massachusetts Lt William A Hagerty of the 192q Inf team captured third place with 140 total points at Camp Curtis Guild in the annual regimental petition of the Massachusetts national guard. Private J H Hampson led all with 141 and Ken Lovejoy added 141. The event marked the 182d infantry’s 10th victory in 12 years and featured new targets and totals across ranges. A separate ceremony at Masonic Temple Waltham installed Walter N How as Eminent Commander of Sir Galahad Commandery Knight Templar as Knights and Masons from Concord attended with their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Massachusetts Nanal Guard
Camp Curtis Guild
William A. Hagerty
Haverty
J. H. Hampson
Seret
Ken Lovejoy
181St
Stee
Walter N. How
Hubbard Street
Galahad Commandery
Knight Templar
Masonic Temeple
Waltham
Cartiace
Teutuss
Dims
Concord Churches Benefit From Concord Man Will
The will of Charles Edgarton of Concord filed in Middlesex County Probate Court directs public bequests to local churches hospitals and aid groups and substantial sums to his widow and grandchildren. Specific beneficiaries include First Parish in Concord St Bernard's Church Emerson Hospital American Legion posts and several Boston institutions with trust provisions guiding maintenance and education for his children and grandchildren.
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Charles F. Edgarton
Charles Prederice Edgarton
Concord
Wil
Middlesex County
Foo
St. Bernards Church
Emerson Hospital
James Jo Mansfield
American Legion
United Church of
Boston
Children’s Hospital
Salvation Army
Massachusetts
Boys’ Club
Charles F. Garnner
Morse
Henry Robbins Edgarton
En Bk Davis
Edgarton
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Maynard High
John Tulis
Edna Murphy
Sudbury First Parish
Brown
Campbell, Swift, Moyse
Garrity
Fairbairn
Leslie Sims Maynard
Youngman
Rogers
Moyse
Monahue
Goodwin
Sullivan
Brownell
Pone
Bacon
Prescott
Coldwell
Cook
Leonard
Simsee
County Commissioners
Bowdich
Wardell
Eens
Wes Peewee
Bowser
Concord Sudbury Brownell
Tl Sullivan
I Bacon
Barry Orc Brickley Fitzgerald
Hennessey
É Kelley
Malley O'Neills
Swift
Buckley
Q Callahan
Bee Cussen
Flynn
Gilbody Grogan
Barry
O'Brien
Santosuasso
Shattuck
C R Sullivan
H J Sullivan
Casey
Made Dempsey
A As
Shharton
Horace F. Tuttle
Homemakers Training
Concord Schools
Connie Cullinane
Catherine Cullinane
Annabelle Ce
Shirley Kelley
Stebbing Boys
Eddie Ward
John
Roche
Esley
Mary Ward
Sarry
Esther Taylor
Virginia Kelley
Lt. Hagerty
Palmer Memorial Spital
Sailors’ Haven
Pleasant Home
Alice G Edgarton
Dow
Mildred Ko Davis Winchester
Char Ce Edgarton
Willam IL Davis
Mary Edgarte
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