Double Funeral Service for Concord Couple
A private double funeral was held in Concord for Raphael M. Hoyle a Boston Mess Company part owner and his wife Mrs Morse Hoyle. They died within hours of each other. A son an architect and two daughters survive. Burial followed at Cheepy Hollow Cemetery with readings by William M Bartlett and piano by Alfred M Uhier. The couple were long time Concord residents active in the First Church of Christ Scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord
Raphael M. Hoyle
Boston Mess Company
Est Concord
Morse) Hoyle
Sudbury
William M. Bartlett
Jonberge
Science
Mer
First Church of Christ
Scienja Concord
Steet
Alfred M. Uhier
Tiona
Cheepy Hollow
Hoyle
Concord
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Chief of Police notes rise in drunkenness arrests
In the annual report the chief cites 23 arrests for drunkenness, up from the prior year, contributing to total arrests of 216 in 1924 and 193 in 1925. TheOctober 1 1925 summary lists 165 Assault 18 Violations of liquor law 4 non support 1 probation term violations 3 mallwischiet 1 Vic aw 3 larceny 4 defrauding 5 home 4 cases 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Se
N Conners
There Is a Santa Claus in Every Home
A celebratory piece declares Santa Claus is arriving soon as communities display signs and prepare gifts. Shops, schools, churches and households show festive energy with trees, decorations, carols, and broadcasts signaling the holiday joy.
Maynard Grange guests attend Neighbor’s Night in Stow
Maynard 25 members hosted by Stow for Neighbor's Night week event. Two plays from Maynard Grange members on A Difference in Clocks with Edmund Whit and Frank Case. Silent image reading and Jemima’s ghyl by Mrs Edith. An hour of dancing led by Mrs Irving Howe and Frank Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Orange
Maynard
Stow
Mems
Maynard Grange
Edmund Whitj
Frank Case
Iage
Kami Frey
Edith” Tion
Sale of Windsor Hotel furnishings in Marlborough details
Auction at Windsor Hotel Marlborough Massachusetts by ard C Barr on Saturday December 6 at 9 80 includes office chairs marble hotel parlor stove office table register showcase Diana clock iron bed glassware silverware utensils and more. Plenty of comfort and common items will be sold in a large lot with good condition items expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Barr
Sudbury
Mass
Windsor Hotel
St., Marlborough
D. M. Houde
Coasters Enjoy Ice Covered Hills In Winter Fun
A weekend ice coating turned hills into ideal coasting spots for young New Englanders. Acton Street hill drew laughing, red cheeked youths despite warned traffic. Automobiles posed a danger, prompting cautious driving to prevent accidents during the winter thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Street
New
Wentworth Stewart Addresses WCTU Meeting
Wentworth Stewart spoke at an open WCTU gathering in the parlors of the West Concord Union Church on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Stewart
WCTU
West Concord Union Church
Lovell Couple Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary
Maynard May 1942 era couple Mr and Mrs John Lovell observed their golden anniversary at home with daughter and four grandchildren present. Lovell, head of Lovell Bus Lines, sent greetings from Miami where he oversees routes to Key West. The pair were wed in Plymouth and previously lived in Woburn before moving to Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Lovell
Great ‘Road
Lovell
Miami
Fla
Sudbury Women Enjoy Luncheon Matinee At Copley Plaza
Members of the Woman's Luncheon Club of Sudbury gathered at the Copley Plaza hotel for a luncheon and a matinee at the Copley Theatre where they praised the comedy Marigold now playing. Attendees included Mrs Marion Eaton Mrs Willla Perkins Mrs Harias Rogers Mrs Charles Hinet Mrs Carlton Elm and a Town School committee member resting at the Brookline sanatorium. Mrs Nathaniel Laring hosted bridge and supper Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Moore moved into the Whitmey Place home formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs William Fisher.
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Sudbury
Copley Plaza
Copley Theatre
Marion Eaton
Willla Perkins
Harias" Rogers
Charles Hinet
Carlton Elm
C. B
Brookline
Evening service and ethics talk at Congregational Church
South Acton hosts a special evening of service in the Congregational Church Sunday at 7 o clock under Men s class auspices. A male quartet and community song service led by Herbert A Thayer will precede Rev John Nichol Mark s address The Ethics of the Hearthstone. Attendees from Acton and nearby towns urged to attend. Olive Valente of Newton visits Greenough terrace. Ralph T Jones recovering after Boston hospital operation. Frank A Merriam and wife in Chicago for National Piano Stool and Ben?a association meeting and related social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Herbert A. Thayer
John Nichol Mark
Unitarian Church
Arlington
Acton
Olive Valente
Newton
Frank L. Stiles
Greenough Terrace
Ralph T Jones
Deaconness Hospital
Boston
Frank A. Merriam
Chicago
National
Plano Stool and
Benca Association
Sudbury Second To Be Settled
Sudbury’s early history is recalled with notes that the town was the second settled inland in Massachusetts and named Musketquid for the meadow brook. The piece mentions Goodhman's Hill named for a pious woman linked to Christian conversion and Edmund L. Brown, Sudbury’s first minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Massachusetts
Meadow Brook
Goodmhan’s Hill
Edmund L. Brown
Maynard Guests Attend Mr and Mrs Howe and Mrs Siete
Mr and Mrs Irvin Howe and Mrs Adelaide Siete attended a gathering, cited in social notes. The event highlighted their presence among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Howe
Adelaide Siete
Community Christmas Spirit Brightens Towns and Businesses
Local residents and businesses push for a town wide Christmas decorations drive to illuminate business districts and homes. Organizers seek input from townspeople and plan to publish letters outlining proposals for a unified seasonal celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masti
E Enterprise
Queen Maud Arrives in London for Stay at Sandringham
King George's sister Queen Maud of Norway arrived in London from Oslo and will reside at Sandringham Palace during her England visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Queen Maud
Norway
Oslo
Sandrangham Palace
England
Brennan Bride Marries Local Society Favorite Eddie Brennan
Stamford notes announce the marriage of Miss Nan Brennan to Hosea in a ceremony tied to the Brennans of Jock Place. The groom, long associated with Stevens Hardware, is recalled as a popular Concord figure with broad support from patrons and friends.
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Stamford
Julia Brenan
Jock Place
Miss Ai
Nan
Pos Hosee
Tleggicn
Schdlot
Stevens Hardware Store
Concord
Eddie
Prince George Heads Home From Bermuda Assignment
Prince George youngest son of the sovereign is recalled from Bermuda per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. He leaves for New York aboard a naval vessel serving as a lieutenant and plans to board the Cunard liner Berengeria for Europe on December 14. The King’s loss weighs on the royal bedside. The Dal of Gloucester travels from Cape Town aboard the Balmoral Castle en route to London.
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London
Prince George
Bermuda
New York
Europe
Berengeria
St Wales
Dal of Gloucester
His
Cape Town
South Africa
Balmoral Castle
Local Notes From Brookfield and Maynard Council Meeting
Miss Mary Doyle attended her grandmother’s funeral at Brookfield this week. Thomas Quirk D D made an official visit to Maynard Council K of C at Colonial Hall last night. The Picardy Four of Boston performed with songs and stories as Ralph Sheridan grand knight introduced the district deputy and John Hannon lecturer led the program. K I C bowling matches set for Tuesday were postponed to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Quirk
D.D
Maynard Council
K. of C
Colonial Hall
Picardy Four
Boston
Ralph Sheridan
Grand Knight
John Hannon
K. I.C
King's Daughters Collect Toys for Christmas Boxes
The King's Daughters met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. Lincoln Smith and Mrs. Thomas Hollis Jr. in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Members brought many toys and gifts for Christmas boxes.
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King’s Daughters
W. Lincoln Smith
Thomas Hollis Jr
Christmas Tree Party Held by Ladies' Auxiliary AQH
The Ladies' Auxiliary AQH will host its annual Christmas Tree party for children at Masonic Hall on Friday December idth. A phon ing for $26.50 has been sent to the Working Boy's Home. The appeal was conducted recently under the act of the group.
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Masonic Hall
Old Concord Chapter D A R Holds December Meeting
The regular Old Concord Chapter D A R gathering met Saturday December 8 at 2 in the parlor of Pariah Neers House. Mrs Horton Edmands presided with a brisk fire and a small attentive group enjoyed tea and season songs led by Mrs Otis and Mrs William Treten among the hostesses. The meeting supported Caleb Wheeler and Mrs Charles Towle in charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Neers ‘Ouse
Horton Edmands
Sanga
Mae
Mr. We
Otis
William ‘Tretten
MM. Black
Caleb Wheeler
Charles* Towle
Santa Claus fund drive planned by Rescue Workers Inc
Rescue Workers Inc of County solicits for a one day drive on Saturday December 15 to raise funds for new shoes for local children. Major Langley and Mrs Blanche Langley and other officials urge public support as volunteers in Santa suits will collect near businesses offices and homes. Checks should be made payable to Rescue Workers Inc with donations routed through selectmen.
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Rescue Workers Inc
Selectmién
Santa Claus
Ehildren
Gomie Chill
Selectmen
Genpe
Frank R. Langley
Blanche
BP Ins
Langley
Santa
Concord Woman's Club Hosts Seventeenth Century Ensemble
A large Concord Tow Woman's Club Town Hall gathering featured the Seventeenth Century Ensemble with Dorothy Brewster Com stock, Attna Golgibla, George Brown, and Alice Lowell. The program, chosen with discretion, thrilled music lovers with high artistic merit.
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Tow Woman’s Club
Town Hall
Dorothy Brewster Comstock
Tia Lowell
Attna Golgibla
George Brown
Alice Lowell
Maynard Union Congregational church fair draws crowds
The annual fair at Colonial hall Maynard drew large crowds on Thursday and Friday evenings. It topped socially and financially with decorated booths lively entertainment, a play Hetter Never Than Late by Maynard Players, a flag drill and songs, and performances by Troop 4 Boy Scouts. Proceeds supported the church activities.
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Maynard
Colonial Hall
Union Congregational Church
George Bison
Gladys Anderson
Constance Daweon
Ruth Fayton
Marion Hatch
Barbara Jordan
Pauline Magouline
Roberta Maradén
Janet Miller
Alice, McCabe
Lois McCleary
Dorothy Peterson
Myrtle Smith
Anna: Swanson
Gertrude Lareen
Louise Belows
George Smith
Boyd
Ot Troop 4
Boy Scouts
Philip Ww
Francis Kirstead
Rosanam
Charles Chandler
Jas, Allen
Alden Young
Walter Crawth
Mattie Wright
Alice Howe
Amy Litchfield
Mabel DeWitt
Aks
Marion Banks
Jedsit
Mise Dorie Dawson
Alice Larson
Wdith Prieat
Edith France
Anna Fayton
Edith Perkins
Ruth Marsden
Marion Lester
Flower
George’ Smethurst
Jean Smethurst
Thomas
Denniston
Robert Jackson
Mildred Axford
Ruth French
Leslie McGarry
Bea‘ Jordan
Marion Wilcox
Vieanor Letthead
Molver
Nellie Cuttell
Amy Archer
Henry, Price
Eva * Frye
Vila. Neaisey
Wm. Gutteridge
George 11 Gutteridge
Requiem Mass Held For Esther Kane
Mrs Esther Kane wife of Michael Kane of Sudbury street died at home Friday night after a long illness She was born in Renews Newfoundland and lived in town thirty years Survived by husband two sons John and Patrick and daughter Mrs Elizabeth Belanger Ontario Funeral Mass was held Monday at St Bridget s church with burial in St Bridget s Cemetery Neighbors paid respects and floral tributes were abundant The pallbearers included Sylvester Nicholas Kane John Kane William Johnson James Van Buskirk and Joseph King
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Maynard
Esther Kane
Michael Kane
Sudbury Street
Renews
N. F
John
Patrick
Elizabeth Belanger
Ontario
Canada
St. Bridget’s Church
Sylvester
Nicholas Kane
John Kane
William Johnson
James van Buskirk
Joseph King
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Miss Chiabrandi Wins French Prize at Concord High
Ada P. Chiabrandi of Concord High School won second prize in a French speaking contest at Boston University. She will represent her university in a tri college event with Tufts and Boston College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada P. Chiabrand
Concord High School
Boston University
Chiabrandi
University
Tufts
Boston College
Concord Players Stage Charley's Aunt in Three Night Run
The Concord Players presented Brandon Thomas' Charley's Aunt over three evenings last week. The comedy unfolds at Jack Cheaney's college room with mistaken identities and cross dressing as Lord Babberly, creating lively farce and laughter among the crowd.
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Concord Players
Brandon Thomas
Charley
Ranity
Griffan
Jack Cheaney
Rhodes Lockwood
College
Jack
Charley Wykeham
Frederick R. Child, Jr
Amy Spettigal
Mildred Keyes
Kitty
Verdon
Helen R Leake
Will Charley
Dora Lucia D'Alvadores
Brasil
Whem Segalt
Ella de
Jean Lindsay
Lora Babberly
Aeiot
Spettigue
Lord
Red Cross Roll Call Reaches 634 Members in Maynard
The Maynard Red Cross drive reports 634 members enrolled, five more than last year, per Mary Mahoney chairwoman. Officials thank workers and the public in the Enterprise for support as Marlboro district officers met Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary Mahoney
William Litchfield
Manonty
Marlboro
Special town meeting notice for December 18 at Co operative hall
Warrants call a special town meeting in Co operative hall Tuesday December 18 at 7 30 to vote departmental appropriations totaling 1687 including 1500 Public Welfare 100 Soldiers Relief and 887 for election and registration. The second article seeks authorization to repair Wood Cemetery with a sum not to exceed 3000, to be financed from town lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Public Welfare Department
Yattacko Oith
Wood Cemetery
Temple of Wal Epection Officers and Members Named
Officers Temple Pythian members and visitors were greeted by Purdy Di G C of Wal as the assembly opened. The report lists the following officers and attendees from the temple and affiliated groups.
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Bega Temple
Wal
Kette. Purdy
di G. C
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Johael M. Hoyle
Carrie (Morse) Hoyle
Suire
Santa’ Claus
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Carol Re
Fee
Santa_ Claus
Arti
At Cooperative Hall
Thuret
John Croft
Margaret Whitney
Grace Tucker
le Sime
Alice
Helen Doors
Maynard Grangers
Idlesex
Central Pomona
Waltham
Ilmasons Grange
South Acton
Chris
Seltac
King's Sister
EJ. Brennan
Stamford, Conn
Mary Doyle
Brookfield
King's Daughters
Concord Woman's Club
Esther. Kane, Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Veterans Concord
Babberly
Stephen C. Pepper
Francis
Dono
Paul
Lamb
Lord Baoberly
MD Pratt
Stephen i
Fatuou
Fue Fou F Francis
Herbert B. Hosmar
Dona Ane
Stephen C
Amy Spettigue
Kitty Verdon
Spattigue
Red Cross
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