Dedication of Trinitarian Congregational Church in Wayland
The new Trinitarian Congregational church in Wayland was dedicated with two services at 10:30 and 4 o'clock. Speakers included Rev. Stanley H. Addison and seven neighboring clergy members. The church features Colonial architecture with a vaulted pulpit in blue and gilded columns.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Wayland
Stanley H. Addison
Alfred W. Cutting
Unitarian Church
Alfred W. Stone
Union Church
West Concord
First Church
Marlboro
Enos H. Bigelow
Framingham
F. H. Page
D. D
Mass Home Missionary Society
Fred E. Emrich
West Acton Community Notes and Upcoming Events
West Acton Woman's club sponsors a Friday April 20 food sale at Beach's cafe at 2 30 PM. Maynard Teachers' Club presents Take My Advice for Ac ton Cadet Band funds in Odd Fellows Hall April 20 with a 7 30 to 8 PM concert. May Festival dates set for May 4 and 5 at the club house with a planned elaborate program. Several residents return from travel or illness and community members visit families and sites in Littleton Hopkinton Philadelphia and Boston institutions.
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Beach’s Cafe
West Acton
Wesley
Philadelphia
W. S. Stevens
Littleton
Maynard Teachers’ Club
Acton
Odd Fellows Hall
Ethel Hall
A. N. Hederstedt
Irma Durkee
Marchant
Virginia Sanderson
Charles Clark
Lawrence Clark
Rachel
Haynes
Local notes from the Somerset hotel event and town updates
Beon at the Hotel Somerset last week Thursday. Mrs B D Hall has purchased a new Nash Sedan. Edgar Blaisdell has returned to his work at the Strong and Tracy market after a brief illness. The public schools are closed this week for vacation.
Acton High School presents three act comedy The Arrival of Kitty
The Senior Class of Acton High staged The Arrival of Kitty at West Acton Woman's Club House on Thursday and Friday. Alfred Tracy led music, and a talented cast included Charles Byron William Toohey Walter O Neil Tyler Pratt Alice Bernier Laura Mayell Pauline Tracy Pauline Treacy and others. Audiences praised the humor and performances across the office setting of Halcyon House in the Catskills.
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Laura Mayell
John Biggins
Pauline Tracy
Charles Byron
William Winkler
Thomas Yetman
Robbie Baxter
Kitty
William Toohey
Ting
Walter O'Neil
Sam
John Risgin
Tyley Pratt
Jane
Alice Bernier
Laura Magella Suzette
Pauline Treacy
West Concord forms local baseball club group
The Concord Junction Athletic Association organized a baseball club of local players at the fire house meeting. Officers named include Walo MacWilliams president, Thomas Caldwell vice president, Garrett Nagle secretary, Earle Hicks treasurer, Archie P. Simpson manager, John Delaney assistant manager, and Richard W. McCabe publicity man. The club begins with 65 members and expects growth.
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Concord Junction Athletic Association
Concord Junction Fire House
Walo MacWilliams
Thomas Caldwell
Garrett Nagle
Earle Hicks
Archie P. Simpson
John Delaney
Richard W. McCabe
Local baseball season starts next month with new field
Practice begins May first with the first game planned early in May. The team will use a new field on the Percy A Rideout Playground at the Junction and plans twilight games and some Saturday encounters. A decision on independent play or four club affiliation will be made at the April 36 meeting. Thomas F Baker, a prominent hardware dealer, set paint output records in a two day Bay State sale at his store, selling out stock and taking orders for future delivery, showing the power of advertising in the Enterprise.
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Percy A. Rideout
Thomas F. Baker
Bay State
Parker
Old Ironsides Show Draws Crowd in Association Hall
The picture Old Ironsides staged last Wednesday under Company H 182 Infantry drew a large audience in Association Hall. Mr and Mrs Thomas Carrol of Central Street attended a funeral in Wakefield Saturday. Miss Helen Pringle enjoys a week off from North Easton School duties. Mr and Mrs Fred Reed of Commonwealth Ave visited their daughter Mrs William Robey in Quincy. Mrs Daniel MacMillan will entertain the Five Hundred Club next Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marion Taylor spends a vacation from Edward's Devotion School in Brookline.
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Association Hall
Marion Taylor
Edward's Devotion
Brookline
Dee Celebrates 17th Birthday With Friends
Bernard Dee of Elm Street entertained 14 boys last Friday evening for his seventeenth birthday. Guests included Jack Kenna Edward Loughlin Edward Hanley Francis Flannery Edward Shea John Jagling Geo Hagerty John McSweeney Jon Sullivan Arthur Moreau Roger Marshall Frank Hennessey Robert Ferran. The group played whist enjoyed music and had refreshments.
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Bernard Dee
Elm Street
Jack Kenna
Edward Loughlin
Edward Hanley
Francis Flannery
Edward Shea
John Jagling
Geo. Hagerty
John McSweeney
Hn Sullivan
Arthur Moreau
Roger Marshall
Frank Hennessey
Robert Ferran
Concord Miss Buttrick to Wed A N Carruthers
Miss Olive Buttrick and Mr. Alexander Norman Carruthers are to be married on a Wednesday in June in Concord. The notice identifies both parties and the upcoming wedding date.
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Miss Buttrick
A. N. Carruthers
Olive Pattrick
Alexander Norman Carruthers
Engagement of Miss Buttrick and Mr Carruthers
The couple’s engagement was announced on Sept 18 of last year. The ceremony will be at the Unitarian Church in Concord with a reception at the Buttrick estate. Miss Buttrick, daughter of the late Stedman and Mrs Buttrick, studied at Milton Academy and Miss Ferriss in Paris and is a Junior League member. Mr Carruthers, son of Sir William and Lady Carruthers of Raleigh House Beckenham, England, is a Clare College Cambridge graduate.
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Concord
Buttrick
Miss Buttrick
Stedman Buttrick
Milton Academy
Miss
Sudbury Man Cousin of Baron in Flight Telegram
Edgar Levinstein proprietor of Brierdale Farm North Sudbury was a guest at Pine Grove Inn last night. He learned a transatlantic air flight had three passengers including Baron Herman Gunthier Von Huenfield and grew anxious. A telegram told him the passengers are safe and he planned a trip to Mitchellfield New York with expectation of returning home today.
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Edgar Levinstein
Brierdale Farm
North
Sudbury
Pine Grove Inn
Baron Herman Gunthier von Huenfield
George Granitisas
New York
Levenstein
Mitchellfield
N. Y
North Sudbury
Local Social Notes From Acton Center And Nearby Areas
Mrs Sara French returns from winter south while Colonel French led a lecture tour. Several residents announce moves and purchases including Abraham Prentiss buying a Chevrolet coupe and Waldo Whitcomb buying a Buick sedan. Other items note visits, family time in Orange and Newton Highlands, and Portia Hardy’s bout with the grippe.
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Sara French
Colonel French
Jesse Briggs
Harry Wamboldt
Jose de Souza
Arlington St
Abraham Prentiss
Walter Chisholm
Littleton
N. H
Michael O'Connell
Alonzo Joy
Willow’ Street
C. A. Durkee
George C. Turner
Milburn Davis
Sidney Brough
Orange
Mass
Eleanor Clark
Newton
Highlands
Henrietta Clark
Waldo Whitcomb
Doris Gardner
Lasalle
W. J.costello
Somerville
Portia Hardy
New Hats After Easter Styles at Fullenton Hat Shop
Fullenton Hat Shop at 72 Main Street Maynard promotes new hat styles after Easter. Advert shows seasonal arrivals and shopping options.
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Fullenton Hat Shop
Main Street
Maynard
Sheriff Sale of Maynard Property In Middlesex County
Public auction set for May 19 1928 at 3 p m in Maynard for a parcel on Walnut Street near River Street described with multiple boundary lines totaling 2858 square feet and including a 10.45 foot wide passage way. The property belongs to Adam Stemplesky and Madeline Stemplesky of Maynard and is being sold by Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh under a Middlesex Superior Court execution.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Framingham
Adam Stemplesky
Madeline Stemplesky
Maynard
Said
Howard A. Wilson
Walnut Street
Walnut and
River Streets
River Street
George H. Creighton
Creighton
Louis Kroll
Said Kroll
County of
Congregational ‘Society
Congregational Society
Ellen EH. Ryder
Leslie W. Sims
Cambridge
Mulesex
Maynard Enter
John C. Liquire
West Acton Rent Notice for Modern Three Room Unit
For rent a three room tenement with electric lights cement basement city water and a separate nice five to six room suite. Modern amenities include a garage all for $35.00 per month. Contact J H Littlefield 16 Cir St West Medford ARL 2039.
Lost bank book replacement notice at Assabet Savings
The Assabet Institute for Savings treasurer Sidney E. McCleary announces an application for a duplicate bank book to replace Book No. 4675 under Section 40 Chapter 5907 of the Acts of 1908.
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Assabet
Sidney E. McCleary
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Love Brothers High
R. J. Rodday Co
Concord Junction, Mass
Playnard Trust Co
Concord Junction A. A
Dee
Middlesex Institution
For Savings
Massachusetts
Charles C. Davis Walden Sr
Concord, Mass
Fisher
General Motors
Pontiac
Allteidence
Motors
Concord Jet
Henry Thayer & Co, Inc
Alden H. Russell
D. Vv. M
Acton Center
E. J. Lyons
Concord Jct
G. Rog
South Aston
William
A. Stevens
William A. Stevens
District Court House
Pe Haroms
Joseph M. Applesy
Alice Turner
Butler Ave
House of Good Cheer
Hanover Street
Boston
American Hewes Orchestra
Roeme Waltable
Colonial House
Ga Main St
Fine View
F. E. Fiske
South Sudbury
Wass
N. A. Roberts
Main St
BABY
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WF. Bryant
Houghton St
Tel
Hudiégn
Selectmen
Board. of Selectmen
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
WM. O.errout
Institution For Savings
Commonwealth of Val
Pregex
Henry’ FR. Schnit JR
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