Church Delegates Named and Local School Vote Discussed
T. T. Baxter and Dea. Horace F. Tuttle were appointed delegates to the Middlesex Union spring meeting in Harvard on April 26. Tickets for the World in Boston Missionary Exposition are sold by the church pastor as attendees plan to visit before May 20. The Congregational church holds its annual meeting May 5 and a Sabbath school session May 7. pledges for benevolent gifts should reach treasurer Herbert F. Ace Acton by May 5 if possible. A town meeting left the school question undecided but formed a nine member committee to study high school options for the next March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Baxter
Dea
Horace F. Tuttle
Middlesex Union Association of Congregational Churches
Harvard
Church For the World
Pres. Taft
Mechanics Building
Boston
Congregational Church
Herbert F. Ace Acton
Acton
White
J. B. Tuttle
Luther Conant
A. Merriam
F. Hall
Moore
Nash
E. H. Hall
A. W. Whitcomb
Our Jim Amateur Play Delights Town Hall Audience
The Dramatic club presented a Civil War era play in the town hall to a captivated audience. Notable performances include Miss Laker as Bob and Arthur E Payson as Uncle John Mathews, with a full cast list and strong lineup. Auction notices follow for E R White of Concord and Moses C Goodnow of Princeton, detailing gear, livestock, and sale dates May 12 and May 4, including training route to the Goodnow sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Miss Laker
Bob
Arthur E.payson
John Mathews
Uncle John
Arthur E. Payson
James Mathews
Milton Kimball
Lena Laker
Maynard visitations and local farm sales in May
About 25 Winona Rebekah Lodge members plan to attend Grand Master Sargent's visitation in Marlboro Thursday night with five lodges represented, a reception and banquet. Charles E. Bradford of Boxboro sold his farm to Pierce Bros. of Lexington. A L Woodward sold Dexter Spinner’s North Acton farm. Stanley Armstrong of Stow died after a month with erysipelas. funeral in Nova Scotia. Members of Isaac Davis post 138 G A R attended Lowell events for the Old 6th Regt. anniversary. families welcome at the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christies
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Sargent
Marlboro
Gram
Spegram
West Acton
Charles E. Bradford
Boxboro
Pierce Bros
Lexington
A. L. Woodward
Dexter Spinner
North Acton
George H. Reed
Deacon Pall
Dr. Staples
Stanley Armstrong
Stow
Nova Scotia
Charles L. Woodward
L. Richardson
Paul
Newburyport
Helen Hall
Carlisle
Watertown
New York
Ohio
Joseph Willett
Hall Bros
Northup
S. C
Emma N. Priest
U Conner
Worcester
Margaret
Memorial Hospital
Grimes
Wilmington
Isaac Davis
Lowell
Katherine
Association
Train connections outline and Morse Prescott sale prices
Passage planned after Meade on 4.10 to Worcester then Ayer, connecting to a Boston train at 6.11. Morse sale reports highest priced cows at 67.50 and 69.00, Prescott prices 65.00 and 60.00 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Worcester
Ayer
Boston
Morse Sale
Prescott
Mother and son die in Boxboro typhoid outbreak
The village mourns Burpee Steel's family after Russell Steel and his wife died on Tuesday from typhoid pneumonia. Both losses occurred within hours of each other, leaving nine children to grieve. The double funeral service was held Friday afternoon at 2 at the local church with many paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpee Steel
Boxboro
Steel
Russell
Miss Penniman Dies Suddenly After Brief Illness
Miss H. A. Penniman formerly of Fitchburg died Monday forenoon about 10 oclock after a brief grip that led to heart trouble. She came here with her nephew Walter Penniman and wife and lived at the Ramsdell house last fall. Funeral services were held at the house and the body went to Lowell for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Penniman
Fitchburg
Walter Penniman
Ramsdell House
Lowell
Concord High Athlete Arthur Goding Wins Three Medals
Arthur T. Goding, a Concord high school junior, won three medals at the midweek athletic meet. He competed in 100 yard, 220 yard, and 440 yard events against Rock Ridge of Wellesley Powder Point of Duxbury and Concord teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goding
Arthur T. Goding
Concord High School
Rock Ridge School
Wellesley
Powder Point
Duxbury
Goding
Harvard Entry After Concord Graduation Noted
A fragment notes someone planning to enter Harvard after graduating from Concord. The brief indicates a transition from Concord to Harvard, reflecting academic advancement and future enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Harvard
Concord
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Mayfair
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Spaloe
C. H. Mead
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K. W. Laine
Summer St
F. B. Farrar
H. F. Tuttle
Avard Prentiss
E. C. Wood
Martha Smith
Mary Smith
John White
E. C. Hayes
Jim
Timothy Mudge
Raymond Durkee
Hezekiah Tidd
Oliver D. Wood
Bill Tidd
William F Kelley
John Henry Tidd
William Coughlin Amborah Mathews
Minnie Gamble
Caroline Antwerp
Maria Laker
Bessie
Major
Mildred Dusseault
Nellie Gates
Grace Antwerp
Otis H. Forbush
E. R. White
Lowell Rd
Hildreth Corner
Moses C. Goodnow
Princeton
South Acton
Littleton
Gardner
Jace
Wilson
Young Goding
J. A. Goding
George A. Gardner
Walter C. Gardner
Bertha Gardner Hall
Howard Quimby
Providence R. L
Russell Case
Brown University
Anthony Sweet
Nason St
Guttendge’s Jewelry Store
Lever’s Department Store
Main and Nason Sts
Maynard, Mass
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