Bridge Tea for Daughter and Host of Notables Attend
A refinedBridge Tea honoring Mrs C William Wood of Rockford and her daughter drew a large circle of guests at the Abner House in Framingham Center. Tables were lavishly decorated with prominent attendees including Mrs Millard Fillmore of Hudson and many other local society figures.
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Ron Gunna Hagen Magee
Lea Soest
Ihna 2
C. William Wood
Rock Ree
August Closures Redirect Congregational Pastor to West Virginia
The Congregational church and other churches suspend services for August as the pastor returns to West Virginia to join the Methodist Episcopal conference. He expects an assignment to preach in a Methodist church in the fall. Rev Ernest H Carritt is on vacation.
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Congregational
West Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Ernest H Carritt
Franciscan Fathers Mine Gold in California in 1812
The Franciscan Fathers mined gold in California in 1812, predating James Marshall's 1848 discovery and the ensuing gold rush by 36 years. This early activity shows mission settlements contributed to the region's metal work before a large influx of prospectors.
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California
James Marshall
Not dress making work but such experience is desirable
Local position. Write for appointment stating full qualifications and telephone number. Room 905, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass.
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Water St
Boston
Mass
Laundry By 7 to 5 Score for Middlesex Laundry
The Middlesex Laundry boys beat Miller team Sarat 7 to 5 as pitcher Jones worked through 8 innings, despite 13 hits from Waltham sluggers. Darkness in the ninth allowed three unfielded balls to fall for hits, shaping a close finish. Donahue, Fingard, Torppa, and Johnson contributed on offense and defense for the Laundrymen.
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South Acton
Middlesex Laundry Boys
Sarat
Jones
Waltham Oilmen
Laundrymen
Donahue
Waltham
Dombie
Stumps
Watch City Boys
Torppa
Cooper
Johnson
Haney
Fingard
Pet Carsa Aia
Netoli Mf
Wragerd
Ene
Boulden c
Graham P Cae O
Stumpf
Visitors Triumph in Batfest 18 to 9 Over South Acton
In a South Acton Assabet Valley League game at Jones Field Littleton defeated South Acton 18 to 9. Gilbert led Littleton with a triple and two singles in five at bats while Cooper and Leighton starred for Littleton battering the ball. Lawrence and Cole pitched for the visitors as Leighton and the South Acton defense struggled.
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South Acton
South Acton A. A
Littleton
Jones Field
Hite
Lawrence
Cole
Gilbert
Cooper
Leighton
Unclear Sports Box Data With Player Notations
Fragmentary baseball style lines list players and runs with errors and base hits. Mentions Donahue Miller Couper Grady Torppa Johnson Koulden Han ey Gumbert Stumpt Leary and Ryan. The legible items show two base hits and scattered scoring details without a clear game result.
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Donahue
Couper
Grady
Torppa
Johnson
Koulden
Haney
Gumbert
Stumpt
Leary
Ryan
Card of Thanks for William Jones Family
The family of the late William Jones expresses sincere gratitude for the flowers tributes and kindness from relatives neighbors and friends during their recent bereavement.
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William Jones
Maynard Rooftop Guide Marks Aviator Route at Mill
A building roof bears the word Maynard with cement block letters and directional arrows, serving as a guide for aviators. The project is part of a PWA effort. PWA gardens supply produce while the welfare department distributes frost damaged cabbage. The cannery began operation Thursday with 1000 cans of green beans by Saturday and tomato crops expected to yield about 10,000 cans.
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PWA
Sunesana Ieos
Cannery Work Halted. DRA Project At Town House Stalled
Text indicates cannery workers laid off as projects at the Town House for a DRA project are halted. Single men are affected with all projects suspended until further notice.
Local 4 H Garden Club Tours Reward Members
Miss Doris Gilliatt Middlesex County Extension Service Agent and Mrs Robert Bond in charge of 4 H garden work toured gardens of members last week and found an enthusiastic group of young gardeners with fine arrangements. Mr and Mrs Robert Bond returned from Scituate Harbor where they enjoyed the beach and yacht races.
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Doris Gilliatt
Middlesex County Extension Service
Robert Bond
Scituate Harbor
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