Marlboro Mamzell Taps by Legion Men at Marlboro Theatre
Marlboro Mamzell Taps a musical military comedy will be produced at the Marlboro theatre April 25 and 26 under Herbert F. Akroyd Post 132 American Legion. Geneval Alexander will play the German spy in a French army unit. Marguerite Elderkin leads as Mile Marie Piquet with a cast including Juliette Roberts Edward F. La Plante and more. The show features a Post committee chaired by Charles H. Webber with Louis Collins and others funding and organizing the production for Legion audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboth Theatre
Herbert F. Akroyd
American Legion
France
Stoage
Geneval Alexander
Marguerite Elderkin
Mile Marie Piquet
Marie
Spiters
William Butler
Alexander
Buck
Sergt
Edward F. Laplante
Josephine
Juliette Roberts
Joan
Polly
Frank Baker
Mary Ryan
Duchess of Donchester
Herbert Fay
Wilfred Mayday
Lizzie
Anna McDonald
Col Piquet
Serge Charles H. Webber
Johnny Jones
Eveline Bourgeois
Legion
Frank J. Rey
Louis A
Charles H. Webber
Leo M’ O'Leary
Louis A. Collins
Herbert H. Fay
Felix L. Gravelin
Henry Langevin
Michael J. Cavanaugh
Ed. Plante
Gordon K’ger
Charles By Ge
Wilfred J. Marbay
Carney Opens New Store at Main and Ames Corner
Frank Carney takes over the drug business at Main Street and Ames Place and opens his new store this afternoon. The building is described as palatial with mahogany counters and fountains. The public and customers are expected to visit during business hours today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carney
Mainst
Ames Place
Local Items and Notices From Marlborough
Six year old Apostulous Hasupes of 67 Florence Street is ill with scarlet fever. Post 43 GAR received an invitation to attend the American Legion play at Marlborough Monday evening and will occupy a box. The payroll for fire drivers police highway water and sewer departments last week totaled 1979.47. Miss Helen O Donnell of High Street, after illness at home, is improving nicely.
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Apostulous
Alex. Hasupes
Florence St
Gar
American Legion
Marlborough
Ted
Helen O'Donnell
High St
Fred Mason Becomes Marlboro First Class Scout
Fred Mason son of Troop 1 under Scoutmaster Walter Packard passed the final first class test at Fort Meadow hike on Saturday. George Cain also passed his swimming test earning second class status with several first class honors.
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Marlboro
Fred Mason
Walter Packard
Fort Meadow
Mason
George Cain
Cain
Union Hike Draws Scouts From Three Towns
The Algonquin Council Boy Scouts held a Thursday hike despite poor weather. About eighty scouts from Framingham Ashland and Marlboro met at Fayville Centre and hiked to Oak Hill. They took provisions cooked noon meals and enjoyed games and Border Scouting in friendly competition before departing at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the
Algonquin Council
Framingham
Ashland
Marlboro
Fayville Centre
Dramatic Club to Field Baseball Team This Season
The Dramatic club will put a strong ball team on the field this season. Games will be played on the Stevens playgrounds on Sunday. Later in the season the club will play twilight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Marlboro High spring play And Billy Disappeared set this week
Tickets for the junior class production And Billy Disappeared go on sale by Marlboro High School members. The play will be shown at Assembly Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings May 12 and 13 with exchanges available at Burke Specialty Store on Monday May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro High School
Billy
Assembly Hall
Burke Specialty
Birthday Celebration for Patrick Hardiman
A large gathering on Francis Street celebrated Patrick Hardiman's birthday yesterday. Elizabeth Hardiman sang solos and James Hardiman performed club swinging. The host received many gifts as ice cream and cake were served to attendees.
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Patrick Hardiman
Francis St
Lelizabeth Hardiman
James Hardiman
Southboro Legion Guests Attend Marlborough Theatre Show
Members of the Southboro post of the American Legion will occupy a box at the Marlborough Theatre Monday evening for the presentation of Mam'zell Taps by Herbert Akroyd post of his city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
American Legion
Marlborough Theatre
Mam‘zell
Herbert Akroyd
Medals for Marines Advise on Victory Medal Seizure
Commander M J Flaherty of the local Lepost receives a communication about Victory Medals for Marines. He will advise former leathernecks on securing the medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Flaherty
Lepost
Farm sale and visitors mark Sudbury notes in vacation week
Sudbury reports Rev George Clarke entertaining grandchildren from Melrose during vacation week. The large farm of Mrs Nellie Hunt is among recent property changes. Frank Gerry oversees repairs on his house and returns from Framingham for a winter break. Miss Harriet Goodnow and Miss Alice Hosmer visit for vacation. The auction of the late James Sheffield property drew good attendance after the farm had been sold previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clarke
Melrose
Nellie Hunt
Frank Gerry
Mr Gerry
Framingham
Harriet Goodnow
Alice Hosmer
James Sheffield
Maynard Visitors Attend Mrs Claflin's Celebration
Maynard residents including Inspector and Mrs James Claflin and Miss Margaret Connelly of Boston and John Gorman with Mr and Mrs Chas White or Marlboro joined Mrs Bridget Claflin of Sudbury Street for a social celebration. Joseph Zottoli of Dorchester visited guests Albert and Mrs Smith this week. Vincent Kelley, U S Mail chauffeur from Boston, visited his mother Mrs Mary Kelley in Priest Street Tuesday. Mrs L M Nelson and Mrs Clara Haynes of Sterling were anniversary guests of Mrs Hannah Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claflin
Margaret Connelly
Boston
John Gorman
Chas. White
John Gorman Ur
Marlboro
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury St
Joseph Zottoli
Dorchester
Albert Smith
Vincent Kelley
U. S
Mary Kelley
Prie St
L. M. Nelson
Clara Haynes
Sterling
Hannah Cheney
Maynard School Pageant Celebrates Town Heritage
On Monday all grades held historical and patriotic exercises for the town anniversary. A morning pageant at Colonial Hall, The Origin of Maynard, showcased nations united in building Maynard with native land emblems, flags, dances, and a salute to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Colonial Hall
America
Columbia
Dorothy Jordan
Annie Mark
Helena Fowler
George H. Woods
Comly
Kennédy
Putnam
O'Connell
Haslett
Prominent Runner Edward Carlton Dies at 59
Edward Carlton of Summer Street, a prominent citizen and longtime local businessman, died Thursday morning at his home. A noted former banner man and top 100 yard dash specialist in his early days, he was 59. He had been in business here for years.
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Edward Carlton
Summer St
Grange minstrel show praised by locals with supper prize
A recent Grange minstrel show in town drew a large audience at Grange hall and town hall. Judges Mr Lowers, Master, and Mr Atwood awarded prizes to the women’s act while the men’s chorus received praise. The winning group will serve supper at the next meeting. Also advertisement for four 32x3 1/2 Pennsylvania Cord tires near South Sudbury Massachusetts.
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Grange
Grange Hall
Town Hall
The
Leonard Stiles
Howard Burr
Maud Miles
Maud’ ‘Clark
Lowers
Atwood
Waltham Grange
Elizabeth Hodges
Maynard Grange
Pennsylvania
J. P. Farrell
Sudbury
Mass
Concord Club Concert Delights Attendees In Vestry
Nearly 300 members and friends gathered in the Unitarian vestry for a fine concert followed by cakes and ices. Mrs Edwin Barrett and others led the serving as six young ushers assisted. Performances included Vieuxtemps and Hahn pieces, Brahms, Chopin, Liszt, Grieg, and ensembles featuring Miss Ballou Miss Atwell Miss Shepley and Richard Pratt among others.
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Unitarian Vestry
Edwin 3. Barrett
Russell Robb
Mary C. Metcalf
Hugh F. Leith
Vieuxtemps Rolland Taper
Patriots Day Quiet in Historic Concord
Concord observed Patriots Day with a calm schedule. Visitors joined Maynard and Lexington celebrations while a morning ball game saw alumni defeat the high school 30 to 14. An afternoon track meet crowned Concord high over Waltham 45 to 32, followed by a Leominster band concert and a free public lecture by Dr James J. Walsh on Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Lexington
Concord High
Waltham High
Monument Square
Leominster
James J. Walsh
Concord Council
K of C
Walsh
Battery Social Dance at State Armory Ends Late
A successful dance event at the State Armory Monday evening featured music by Sawtelle's orchestra. The event ran from 8 to 1 with attendees enjoying the lively program.
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State Armory
Sawtelle
Tuesday Was No Day for Baseball in Concord Junction
Local fans were upset when the Maynard versus Concord game scheduled for the afternoon of the 19th was called off. The perennial rivalry typically stirs strong fan interest, but Tuesday proved unsuitable for baseball. For sale notice follows: a double house on Highland Street Concord Junction, seven rooms each side, modern improvements and land for garden and garage, moderate price, apply by letter to LL. C. Enterprise Marlboro.
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Maynard
Concord
Highland St. Concord Junction
LL. C
Enterprise
Marlboro
Mrs James Brown Buried at Brookfield at 95
Word arrives that Mrs James Brown mother of Mrs D R Marsh of Springfield was buried at Brookfield on April 16. She was aged ninety five. William Dalton of the Marlboro Enterprise staff attended the celebration and admired the parade.
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James Brown
D. R. Marsh
Springfield
Brookfield
William Dalton
The
Marlboro Enterprise
Maynard H. S. Edges Wayland Hy S. 8 to 7
Maynard High School defeated Wayland High School by a close 8 to 7 score on Wednesday afternoon at Wayland. The win improves Maynard’s record in a hard fought contest.
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Maynard
Wayland
Maynard H. S
Wayland Hy S
Pickets Opens New Mens Store in Maynard This Month
A new men s furnishing goods shop named Pickets will open near 28 Main Street in Maynard as the first in a Massachusetts chain. It will sell hats trousers and affordable men s wear with a strict cash model and low overhead to slash running costs. Two stockholders Seth P Carpenter of Framingham and John M Carpenter of Marlboro are prominent local names. The remodeled shop awaits finishing touches and the opening is planned for late next week.
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Main St
Massachusetts
Maynard
Seth P.carpenter
Framingham
Carpenter's Men
John M. Carpenter
Marlboro
Joe Foster
Bradley
Ketola Ketola Ketola Miss Amelia Ketola Weds Lousalo
Miss Amelia A Ketola daughter of John Ketola Parker street and Ernest R Lousalo son of Victor Lousalo River street were married at the groom's home Monday. Rev Theo Warti pinen officiated with Annie Johnson and Helga Keto as bridesmaids and George Loualo as best man. A reception followed. gifts were received and Lousalo is a prominent athlete and member of the Kanto A C.
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Amelia A. Ketola
John Ketola
Parker St
Ernest R. Lousalo
Victor Lousalo
Riverst
Theo Wartipinen
Allston
Glendale St Lutheran Church
Annie‘Johnson
Helga Keto
George Loualo
Lousalo
Kanto A C
Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered kindness during our recent bereavement. Misses Emma and Alice Roberts Hector. Reoerts and Mr and Mrs Charles C. Barlow of Lynm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Alice Roberts Hector
Reoerts
Charles C. Barlow
Lynm
Plans progress for annual Division 56 play The Lost Paradise
Rapid advance toward mid April staging of The Lost Paradise by Division 56. John McClusky of Waltham directs and also stars, with a strong cast and rehearsals well under way in town.
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John McClusky
Waltham
Former Presidents and the Money Question
The article recalls Woodrow Wilson and Grover Cleveland linking ex presidents’ fate to dignity and support rather than direct payments. It notes Wilson’s house purchase and law firm link to Colby, plus Roosevelt’s post presidency finances, income from writings, royalties managed by friends, and Taft’s departure to work.
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Cleveland
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Sheridan Circle
Grover Cleveland
White House
United States
Wilson
Frmer
Caihoridge Colby
Roosevelt
Karry Brown
The
New York Herald
William H. Taft
Harrison
Enouh
Legion chief calls for merged relief agencies in new push
Edward B. Clark reports that Col. F. W. Galbraith urges congress to create a unified soldier relief bureau and sustain a hospital program for tuberculous and neuropsychiatric cases. The American Legion vows to back Bergdoll and defend patriotism amid protests and antiwar agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Clark
Washington
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Harding
Congress
Lmne
Legion
Bowie
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Ievader
Bergdorf
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Comeau
Main
Distasio
N. Y
Ialf
Mamzell
Jd. F Carney
City
HIKE
Dramatic Club
POST
Assabet
Frances Coughlan
Hego Salminen
England
Dorothy Naylor
Scotland
Dorothy Spence
Robert
Richard
Margaret Allen
Wales
Laura Jones
Ireland
Margaret O'Brien
Hanna Sweeney
Germany
Edith Laubenstein
Bella Gruber
Irvin Novogroski
Elizabeth Elson
Vineyard
Italy
Luigi Simmonette
Helen Colombo
Scandinavia
Frances Norbergland
Fulend
Concord Musical Club
Songs D'une
Prison Hahn Serenade Francaise Leoncavallo Sunset Koring Do I Love
Thex
Spencer Miss Ballou
Liszt Mrs Little
Katherine K. Davis
Miss Atwell
Grieg
Miss Shepley
Richard Pratt
Historic
Aun Ey Warten
M.H
Vodoklys
Stuckert
Schofield
Driscoll Ss
P Sowney
Esses
Keith P
Maryse Ss
Lbuck
Dolan
Cee
McSweeney
Coakley Cf
Lyford
Foley Rf Cree Ewes
Buta
M. H. Ye
W. HA
S. Serene
Lowney
Driscoll
Frigard
McSwney
Case
Forgie
H. Lyford
Keith G
M. Sweeney
Keith
Mouse
Columbus Carville
Ketola
LOST
Edward
Clark
American
Berg
Doll
Madison Iion
New York City
Dee Gerens
Geckines
Aimerican Legion
Madison “Square Garden
Baia Oe
Iere
Madison Square Garden
Friendsips
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Marne
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