Communion Service and Lenten Activities at George’s Church
The Girls' Friendly Society met at Miss Alice Johnston's Tremont Street home for a communion service this morning at ten. Mrs Harold Taylor gave a talk on Symbolism after the service. Junior and Senior choirs are scheduled to rehearse, with Rev. C R Peck of Concord to preach tomorrow night at seven. A children's service is set for Friday at four. Next Sunday evening Roy Lent, Mabel Palmer and Laura Merrill will lead a discussion on Will the Right Ever Triumph.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Roy Lent
Mabel Palmer
Laura Merrill
Rector Church Services and Evening Discussion
Rev Burdette rector sets April 1 schedule with a 10.45 am church service and sermon followed by 7 pm service and discussion on Will Buyer Triumph. Roy Lent Mabel Palmer Laura Merrill participate in the event.
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Burdette
Roy Lent
Mabel Palmer
Laura, Merrill
Miss Alice Duggan Held Birthday Party in Concord
Miss Alice Duggan aged 56 at 56 Parker Street hosted a gathering with 35 of her friends from Middlesex Insurance Office in Concord. The event was reported as a social society note from the local pages.
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Alice Duggan
Parker Street
Middlesex Insurance Office
Concord
Maynard 4-H Boys Win District Honors in Ashland Contest
Maynard 4 H club members from the seventh grade at Junior High School won district honors in Ashland last Saturday. Alfred Davis took first prize in a woodworking contest earning a blue ribbon and a flexible pocket rule while John Gudzitowicz placed fourth in wood carving and received a white ribbon.
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Maynard
Ashland
Alfred Davis
John Gudzitowicz
Whist Awards At Parish Hall St George’s Church
At the weekly whist party in Parish Hall St George’s church Mrs Fred Palmer Jon Fred Palmer Gladys Taylor Briget Raiden W M Sweet and Marion Wood organized the event. A door prize was awarded to Gladys Taylor. Another whist social will be held at Parish hall next Saturday night.
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St. George's Church
Fred Palmer
Jon
Gladys Taylor
Briget Raiden
W. M. Sweet
Marion Wood
Auxiliary Whist Social At Maynard Cooperative Club
The weekly whist social of La dies Auxiliary AO H at Maynard Cooperative club Monday afternoon featured many tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Mary Gallagher, Elizabeth Playart, Mrs Rasmussen, Annie Scully, Fannie Cleary, Sadie King, B. Raiden, Amy Brayden, Alice Joyce, Bertha Fearn, Mary Connors, Lene Frankland, Josephine Sheridan and Catherine Bariteau. Agnes Driscoll was hostess. The next
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
AO H
Maynard Cooperative Club
Mary Gallagher
Hilzabeth
Mrs Rasmussen
Annie Scully
Fannie Cleary
Sadie King
B. Raiden
Amy Brayden
Alice Joyce
Bertha Fearns
Mary Connors
Lene Frankland
Josephine Sheridan
Catherine Bariteau
Agnes Driscoll
Acton Athlete Bill Condon Shines At Bridgton Academy
Acton High School star Bill Condon now a junior at Bridgton Academy Maine is out for the baseball team and hailed as one of the area’s best athletes. He has played football and starred in basketball and baseball, spending summers with his parents during vacation.
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Bill Condon
Acton High School
Bridgton Academy
North Bridgton
Maine
Emy
Condon
Hudson to Host Four Day Cooking School for Women
Hudson Daily Sun announces a four day free cooking school and home economics demonstration for Hudson and surrounding towns. Miss Anne Cabot of Boston will lecture and demonstrate with locally available products and appliances. sessions run Tuesday to Friday, April 19, at the Hudson town hall.
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Hudson
Hudson Daily Sun
Hudson Town Hall
Hudson Sun
Anne Cabot
Boston
Miss Cabot
New England
Public whist party and bridge club honors noted
The Men's Club hosted a public whist party on April 4 and had a successful event. The Friday bridge club at Mrs George Gohike’s home awarded Mrs Charles Way and Mrs Harvey Fairbanks with honors among the attendees Helen Bennett Virginia Boury Frances Bennett and others were listed as guests.
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Ginia Bilms
Helen Bennett
Virginia Boury
Frances Bennett
Charles Way
George Gohike
Harvey Fairbanks
South Acton whist party draws strong attendance
The South Acton Improvement Association hosted a Monday evening whist party in their rooms with a fine social gathering and good attendance. The May union service is set for the Evangelical Congregational in Acton on Sunday. Carolyn Tuttle and Bernice Downey have recovered from measles.
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South Acton
Peppard Aims for Fund Drive Target at A I Co Massachusetts
Donald M Peppard a freshman at American International Company Massachusetts joins a campaign to raise 25000 dollars for a new recreational building at the Shutty of SURGee. He and his parents Mr and Mrs V Peppard support the effort to meet the quota.
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Donald M. Peppard
Palm Sunday Services At Acton Congregational Church
The Acton Congregational Church announces Palm Sunday events led by Rev. Glenn W. Douglass on Sunday April 14. Sunday school at noon, Junior Christian Endeavor at 5 30 p m, and Young People's meeting at 7 pm. Holy Week Thursday evening features a sermon on In that He was Betrayed.
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Glenn W. Douglass
Batray
Failures in Human Efforts to Aid Nature
An essay recounts historical misfires when species were moved to new regions. Rabbits in Australia and gray squirrels from Canada upset ecosystems. Goldfish in Madagascar disrupted native fish and changed color. Starfish reproduction survived decapitation efforts. Scientists now proceed cautiously to avoid worse outcomes.
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Australia
Pearson
London
Canada
Madagascar
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