Wetherbees head to Florida as club officers named
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wetherbee depart Tuesday for Florida for the winter. Kerryps 62 elect Fannie E Wetherbee as president with Mra May Holton and Mrs Bessie Orwens as vice presidents, Mra Alkita Mead treasurer, Mrs Hattie Hayward chaplain, and guard Mrs Leighton. Nashoba fruit association met at I C ace with supper and entertainment planned, Col C H French to lecture with slides after a 4 PM sale and cafeteria supper from 5:30 to 7:30.
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Kellerps
Fannie E. Wetherbee
May. Holton
Bessie Orwens
Alkita Mead
Hattie Hayward
Leighton
Nashoba Fruit Association
I. C
Seaton
Col
C. H. French
Mrs Amon Wetherbee of Stow Dies After Illness
Mrs. Amon Wetherbee of Stow passed away after several weeks of illness. She was known for many admirable traits. Funeral service was held Sunday afternoon with Rev. J. S. Moulton of Stow officiating, with several local attendees.
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Amon Wetherbee
Stow
Etherbee
J. 8. Moulton
Mrs Edith A Watson Widow of George H Watson Dies
Mrs Edith A Watson widow of George H Watson of Lowell died Sunday December 3 at her home after illness since last summer. Born in Swansville Maine in 1854 she moved to Lowell with her husband who died in 1917. Survived by sister Nellie W Knowlton and two brothers F R Knowlton and A Knowlton. Funeral Tuesday at home Rev AJB Wheeler officiated and read an original poem by Mrs Watson. Miss Marsden of Boston sang Just Abide In the Garden. Interment Mt Hope Cemetery beside her husband.
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Edith A. Watson
George H. Watson
Lowell
Watson
Marsden
Boston
Mr. Wheeler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Sudbury Car Purchase and Antique House Work
Sudbury resident K P Stiles has bought a Nash automobile. L P Goulding is having his antique house finished.
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K.P. Stiles
Nash
L. P. Goulding
Sudbury Grange Elects Its Officers
Sudbury Grange elected officers at a special meeting led by Master George H. Clarke and an executive committee including Fred Noyes and Richard Oliver. The sale listing notes a used parlor stove offered for 15 dollars in Keetland Concord Junction.
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Sudbury Grange
George H. Clarke
David Baldwin
Harvey Gleason
Alice Haskell
Clarence Doten
Burpee Wallace
Mark Baldwin
Parker Oviatt
Lois Stiles
Horace Oliver
Flora
Mra Frank Davie
Pomona
Hazel Clark
Ceres
Hope Whitney
Fred Noyes
Richard Oliver
Charles ¥. Haynes
Ke Etland
Concord Junction
Concord Surette Sunday Concert Draws Big Audience
The Sunday afternoon concert led by Professor Thomas Whitney Surett drew a full church with an audience arriving early and staying late. The chorus of about fifty voices and a large orchestra, conducted by Mr. Zanzig, accompanied by Surett on organ, performed pieces by Bach, Rachmaninov, Cesar Franck and others, with audience participation on Nos. 6 and 19 creating a warm, collaborative atmosphere. The event showcased a skilled leadership that energized the chorus from the start.
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Surette
Thomas Whitney Surett
Zanzig
Rachmaninof Alantian Carol
St. Nicholas
Fescaro
Cesar Franck
Kolyada
Cesar Franck’s Modesty Highlighted In Sunday Concert Tale
At a Sunday concert the Unitarian church highlighted Cesar Franck’s modesty. Professor Gena shared an anecdote about the composer’s 100th anniversary, recounting how Franck taught a young girl by simply playing at her home and asking if he would be adequate. The tale underscores Franck’s famed humility.
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Unitarian
Gena
Cesar Franck
Concord Grange Holds Past Masters Night
The Concord Grange No 150 met at White's hall on Wednesday evening December 6 for Past Masters Night led by Past Master Fred Power. Speakers included Edgar Clark Clayton Davis Edward Tuttle and Mrs Boward Clark with Ida Patch. A young piano solo and Boston boy reader selections entertained guests. The event closed with games dancing and refreshments.
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Concord Grange No 150
White's Hall
Fred Power
Edgar Clark
Clayton Davis
Edward Tuttle
Mr Powers
Holden House Party Hosts Noted Guests
Mrs Granville Holden held a house party that extended into the week. Guests included Mrs Ellen Holden of Leominster Mrs Eva Harris and her son David of Marlboro and Mrs Agnes Holden of Shirley.
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Granville Holden
Ellen Holden
Leominster
Eva Harris
David
Marlboro
Agnes Holden
Shirley
Ryder couple welcomed daughter Virginia Pearl
Mr and Mrs Harry Ryder announce the birth of a daughter, Virginia Pearl, at Deaconess Hospital on Saturday December 2. Mother and baby are reported very well.
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Harry Ryder
Virginia Pearl
Deaconess Hospital
Maynard Merchants Extend Hours for Christmas Week
Local shops stay open nightly during Christmas week and also Wednesday afternoon to accommodate holiday shoppers.
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Maynard
Bedford Catholic Union Holds Whist Party and Socials
The Bedford Catholic union hosted a whist party last Monday at Mrs Charles Ids Loomis street home with women winners led by Mrs Trig and Annie Kelley and men winners led by John Smith and John McGovern. A food sale at the Unitarian church drew many, while a dance at Lexington Town Hall featured McLaughlin’s orchestra.
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Bedford Catholic Union
Charles Id
Loomis Street
A. the
Trig
Annie Kelley
John Mansfield
John Smith
John McGovern
John McGrath
Unitarian
Theente
Gion
Lexington Council
K. of C. McLaughlin
Howard F. Davis
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Bedford
Lexington Town Hall
Lexington Legion
Watertown
Lexington
Local Grange and Parish Activities Reported
Miss Maude Findeisen resumes school duties after illness. Ronard Thorpe and Mrs Thorpe visit their parents. Flora and Fred E. Power are elected officers for Middlesex Central Pomona Grange No 23. Delegates include Arthur Adams Mary King and Fred Power for Boston meeting December 11 12 14. Women’s Parish Association meets December 18 to hear Mrs Woodward Hudson recount the Western Coast trip. Concord Grange No 150 to host Christmas event with Mrs Granville and others. families invited for tree games dancing and refreshments.
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Maude Findeisen
Ronard Thorpe
Thorpe
Olé O. Thorpe
Hubbard St
Granville Holden
Flora
Fred E. Power
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Arthur Adams
Mary King
Fred Power
Grange
Boston
Women’s Parish Association
Unitarian Church
Woodward Hudson
Canada
Mexico
Concord Grange No 150
Granville
William Byron
Anna Flavin
Habnah
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