Local Residents Host Visitors at Multiple Beaches and Homes
A stream of guests arrived on vacations and short visits to Brant Rock and nearby seaside towns. Notable hosts include Mr and Mrs James B Farrell and Helen Loftus, Mr and Mrs John Loftus of Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Louis Loftus. Guests also stayed with the McDonald, Dineen, Hodges, Green, and Turnbull households in various locales including Hampton Beach and South Boston. Separate notices list upcoming weddings and a second ceremony for Miss Mary Enneguess and Michael Towler at St. Bridget's Church, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F Parker
Brant Rock
James Wedgard
Mily
Afat
Charles Warren
Haynnis
Lawton
Arlingtod
Mn Pohin McDonald
Joseph.Dineen
J . ‘Dinesh
Thre
White Orsé “Beach
Louis Loftus
John Loftus
Chicago
Lll
James B Farrell
Brooks Street
James B. Farrell
Helen Loftus
Johnp Kenaty
Hampton Beach
Albert Hodges
York ‘Beach
John Green
Pine
Boston
John Conway
New York
Thomas Hardy
Lewis .C. Hastings
Frank R Ather
Hast Pepperelleek
J. Waldo Bramah
Howard M. Breen
Portland
Maine
Karl R. Jones
Rider
Lexington
George L Turnbull
Doris: Rive
Pasante N. J
Bertha Merriam
Piper Road
Ella J. Titus
Swampscott
John. C. Starbuck
High Street
St. Bridget's Church
Mary Enneguess
Michael Enneguess
Michael Towler
Concord
Memorial Park Named Beauty Spot This Season
Memorial Park draws favorable comment as grass shrubs and flowers thrive. caretaker John Cleary receives praise for keeping the park in fine condition and attention remains high on its beauty and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
John Cleary
Vacation and guest notices from local area residents
A long list of social notices reports neighbors and relatives on vacation and visiting. Individuals named include Mr and Mrs Patrick O'Dea Ida Lindfors Catherine Murray Mildred Herbert and many others at Hampton Beach St Johns bury and York Beach. A RC Gale moved to Scituate to become principal of the high school. Alfred Kahlinen involved in a motorcycle accident near Bolton with hospitalization noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Dea
Maupton Beach
Ida Lindfors
United Cooperative State
Catherine Murray
Mildred Herbert
Hampton Beach
St. Johnsbury
Vinne
Henty Price
Nova Scotia
Frank Sheridan
Catherine
White Mountains
Frank Delaney
Waltham
John Arya
Roosevelt Street
Herbert H. Young
Joel Butterworth
Columbus Rainville
Michael Luker
Pleasant Street
Luker
Brighton
Thomas Foley
Sot Tomas
New York
John Connors
Brooks Street
Jeanette Taylor
Harvard College
Gavin Taylor
Walnut Street
William Spratt
C. Spurrell
John Agly
Daniel O'Connell
Guard
Council
K. of
M. Joan
S. D
Chicago
Join Kareps
Watertown
M. Barbara
OSD
Louis Sullivan
Helmi Jokinen
Crane Avenue
Eino Kotlla
F. I Sanderson
Brooka ‘Street
SR Garland
Maine
Frank Taylor
York Beach
Visit by Plymouth Camp Girls Stirs Local Residents
Mrs William Bolcourt and family guests Mr and Mrs Frank Sander visited Four Winds Girl Scout Camp in Plymouth during the week. Miss Jeve Bolcourt Miss Dorothy Marsden Mather and Laura Merrill and Edith France remain at the camp for the rest of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bolcourt
Frank
E Sanderson
Plymouth
Jeve Bolcourt
Dorothy Marsden
Mather
Laura
Merrill
Edith France
Minister Boicourt Delivers 75th Anniversary Sermon
Rev. William Boicourt speaks on Seventy-five years ago at the 10 45 service with a half hour of storytelling and singing. The 75th anniversary is near a month away and Aug 28 marks the last summer union meeting, well attended and expected to close strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boicourt
Marriage Intents Filed in Concord and Nearby Towns
Intentions of marriage were filed with the town clerk. Miss Ina McCabe of Old Bridge road Concord and James Leitheud of the town plan a Sept 3 ceremony. Also filed are Mary Jusgila of Maynard and Walfrid Stein of Stow.
Telephone Cables Placed as New Industries Grow in Hudson
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company begins placing aerial cables on Mamming Street Blossont Street and Lake Boon Road to handle increased business from new local industries. The project includes 6 750 feet of aerial cables with 52 to 102 wires, half interest in 66 poles, and related infrastructure updates costing 5 289 dollars.
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Hudson
New England ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Mamming Street
Blossont Street
Lake’ Boon Road
Studion Light and Power Department
Sainted town name proposed for highest building
Maynard August 24 Governor Pier suggests the town be named on the highest building by the Assabet Mill. William Naysjor, secretary of the Business Men's Association, reports receipt of the Governor's letter urging the naming, while No. 5 mill dominates the skyline according to some residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William Nays Jor
Business Men's Association
Governor Pier
Sime
Baby i rho Wit Wittert Kot Co. 4 ting
The fragment shows a hazy record about a baby related item from Wit Wittert Kot Co. unclear details follow. No clear names dates or locations are readable to confirm facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BABY
St Marys Society marks fifteenth anniversary celebration
St Marys Society of St Casimir’s parish observed its 15th anniversary with an elaborate program Sunday. Special services were held at St Bridget’s church with five priests officiating and a session led by Rev Linioat of Brockton. Members marched to Cooperative Hall for a program of speaking entertainment and a concert for a large parish audience.
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St. Mary’s Society of
St. Bridget’s Church
A. Jastrock
Norwood
4’ Ie
Linioat
Brockton
Join Dzick
St. Casinti’s
Hudson Post A elects officers at Legion hall meeting
Elected official Yi Candler Tucker as post chief at Hudson Post A meeting held in Legion headquarters Town Hall. Officers chosen include Vice-Commander Hush Marden Adjutant Arthur J. Dacey Finance Officer Sai Lamson Chaplain C W. Historian Emi A, and an executive committee chaired by An nio Maynard Earl Harold Bigeloward. Installation is set for Tuesday Sept 12 with future plans to strengthen the post and music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler Tucker
Hudson Post A. L
Legion
Town Hall
Hush Marden
Arthur J. Dacey
Louis Desrochers
Sai Lamson
C. W
Emi
Annio
Chg
Schard Maynard
Harold Bigeloward
Epee PB
Sa Ce
Lena Bader Dies at Marlboro Hospital
Lena Bader 57 of 26 River Street died Friday morning at Marlboro hospital. She is survived by a son and two daughters. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at St. Bridget's church. Burial followed at St. Bridget's Cemetery with friends and relatives sending floral tributes.
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Maynard
Lena Bader
River Street
Marlboro Hospital
St. Bridget’s Church
St. _Bridget’s cemetery
Maynard Council K of C Golf Team Enjoy Marlboro Visit
The Maynard Council K of C golf team praised their Marlboro hosts after a tournament at Marlboro last week. A post match banquet highlighted the wholesome fellowship and goodwill shared between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council K’ of C
Marlboro
Scouts Encamp at Bear Hill Pond Harvard Mass
Maynard Aug 24 Thirty boys of Troop 4 Boy Scouts are in camp at Bear Hill Pond Harvard for ten days. They left Monday with full equipment for life in the open including tents grub tent and field ranges for cooking. Scoutmaster Guyer Fowler leads with Norman Johnston as assistant and Melville Mosher Irving Wooldridge junior assistants and Howard King as senior patrol leader.
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Me ’ Ris
Maynard
Bear Hill Pond
Harvard
Guyer Fowler
Norman Johnston
Ascretant
Melville Mosher
Irving Wooldridge
Howard King
Maynard T T and Concord Clash In Middiest County League
Maynard T T and Concord meet Thursday night in a Middiest County league game. Both teams chase third place with split chances and a crucial late-season contest looms for both sides. A local golf-skewed note mentions Textile Golfers organizing a business team for a supper event.
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Maynard T. T
Concord
Phursday
Wewler
Forstar
Somesia
Local U and Marine making good
Louis M. Kelley of Maynard Massachusetts recently qualified as a sharpshooter in the U S Marine Corps according to an official target bulletin issued at Marine Corps headquarters He is 26 born in Maynard and joined the Marines in New York City on November 10 1925 He has been stationed in Haiti and Marine drills emphasize expert riflemen with medals extra pay and higher scores on shooting tests
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Washington
Provins
Louis
M. Kelley
Maynard
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Fred Kelley
Main Street
Mayard
Marines Corps
New York
Haiti
West Indies
Semi finals set for weekend in country club golf
The article outlines postponed matches and results as players prepare for the semi finals this coming weekend. Key scores include J Naylor and Connors 1 up, Mulcahy 4-2 over Nyman, Carlton over Coughlin at 19th hole, and Slavin over Naylor 4-2 with Sheridan over Costello 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Naylor
J., Connors
W. Mulcay
H. Nyman
A. Carlton
Coughlin
P. Ty. Slavin
Ben J. Naylor
F. ©. Sheridan
Ben L. Costello
S. Lyons
P. Foss
P .McGrath
F. CG. Sheridan
Fire destroys shed on Boeske Avenue with total loss
A midnight blaze on Boeske Avenue left the shed and its contents a total loss. Fire crews arrived quickly and the alarm blared loudly as townspeople gathered. Police guarded Assabet mill and Cellulose Products Inc as guards were placed around during the week. Maynard roller polo tied Gardner 1 1 in overtime at King’s Corner Pavilion Leominster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeske Avenue
Sacco Cave
Assabet
Cellulose Products Inc
Maynard
Gardner
King’s Corner Pavillion
Leominster
Riday
Postponed league games scheduled before Labor Day
Manager Joe White Maynard T T arranges a schedule of postponed league games to be announced soon. On Tuesday evening at 8 30 the new Lowell Independent team plays Maynard in a regular league game. The closing week of the league requires all games before Labor Day West Groton To a guard Sept 3 for a postponed game.
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Joe. White
Maynard
T. T
Lowell Independent
Babor Yay
Groton
Sebt
Brayden Reports Park Not Ready For This Year Event
Braydeh, superintendent of parks, says Growe Park will not be ready this year for the event. Lodge, Sons of Italy, had used the park in past years but Brayden states they will not proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dglen Braydeh
R Growe Park
Lodge
Sons of Italy
Brayden
Spa proprietor and companion vacation on Martha's Vineyard
Frank Fitzgerald owner of the Southboro Spa and Alfred Watkins of Richards Road travel on a vacation trip to Oak Bluffs and other points of interest on Martha's Vineyard during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fitzgerald
Southboro Spa
Alfred, Watkins
Richards Road
Oak Bluffs
Martha’s Vineyard
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
Fragmented text from a historical page presents unclear names places and events with multiple garbled terms. It references a death or illness and possible school or English language mentions but exact facts remain unreadable.
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Bird & Pietrae
Bertonees Board
Bird’s
Wilson Lumber CO
Concord, Mass
Wii
Harriet, Naylor
Saath ' Halen
Hillsboro
Misa
Mary Swaesey
Magn Ris Co
Marion Jones
Grea
Frank J.macton
John Shea
Dalton
Shea
Archie Harding
Webster
Union) Congregational Church
Davis Co. West
Acton
Ene
Roe Irogress
J. We
Parker St. Maynard
Walt Paper
Cooperative Halk
H. Chandler Tucker
Main St
Maynard, Masi
Bear Hill
HAAS
U. & Marine
Rowe
Southboro
Furnitura
Sti
Maynard Eve Ing Fd Gertene
Astré Id
Jease
Lei
Anzett T
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Main
J. A. MacPherson
Ragens Park Wa Riwhae Soe Oom
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