Edith Williams surprised with bridal shower and gift
Miss Edith Williams received a gold purse from Willow Rebekah lodge members at a surprise shower held Monday evening. The event honored her upcoming marriage with decorations, refreshments, and warm remarks. after the ceremony she and her fiancé will reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Williams
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Helen Loring
Florence Kennedy
Violet MacWilliams
G. A. Hodgdon
Blanche Donovan
Mahaney
Williams
Cleveland, O
Concord Lodges Host Whist Party in Odd Fellows Hall
Concord Lodge No 212 IOOF and Willow Rebekah lodge co hosted a successful whist party in Odd Fellow's hall on Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Emily Hannon first F C Rockwood second J F King third and Allan Kennedy fourth. The next event is planned for Tuesday evening January 11.
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Odd Fellow’s
Concord Lodge No
IOOF
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Emily Hannon
Scond
F. C. Rockwood
Concord
J. F. King
Allan Kennedy
Concord Junction Catholic club elects officers
The Concord Junction Catholic club held its annual officer election on Tuesday evening. Elected for the coming year were President James W. Christian Vice President John Killoran Financial Secretary Daniel C. Sullivan Treasurer Alexander F. MacEachern Recording Secretary John Delaney. A board of directors includes M. J. Dee Fred Lawton Hugh Keenan and John O Grady.
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Catholic Club
Concord Junction Catholic Club
Pres
James. W. Christian
John Killoran
Daniel C. Sullivan
Treas
Alexander F. MacEachern
John Delaney
M. J. Dee
Fred Lawton
Hugh Keenan
John O'Grady
College Women's Bazaar Makes Big Hit
The inter collegiate bazaar and play by alumnae from seven colleges drew large crowds at Town Hall and Monument Hall on Saturday. Proceeds support endowment funds with distribution proportional to each college’s participant count. The Radcliffe Guild presented You Never Can Tell with a four act structure and a cast featuring Ruth Delano and Dorothy Winsor Champion among others.
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Monument Hall
George Bernard Shaw
Radcliffe Guild
Ruth Delano
Boston
Boston University
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Simmons
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Felows
the Marine Hotel
Clandon
Dolly
Mary Sands
Philip
Kathleen Middleton Valentine
Adele Crockett
Kathleen Hartwell
Gloria
Dorothy Winsor Champion
Rosemary Hogan
M’comas
Katherine Rogers
Ruth Delanohan
Louise Jennison Young
Anita Ford
Marguerite Papineau
Gertrude Reid
Eleanor McCormack
Edna Dodge
Janet Webster
Dorothy Currie
Ethel Emerson
Helen Locke
Marion Hoyle
Bazaar
Jeannette Lohier
Dorothy Tewksbury Peckham
Gertrude Rideout
Herbert Buttrick Ho
Maynard K of C to Open Basketball Schedule
Maynard K of C plans a Saturday night game with Institute AA of Cambridge is canceled until business improves at the mills. James Mahoney of the local K of C team schedules Saturday night games and aims to open this week with Concord K of C as opponent. Prospective players include Pat Kane Tom Maloy Vincent Maloy Ed Red Jack Gallagher Vodoklys H King Brick Wilder and Jack Punch. Practice will be at Pastime Hall Thursday night with uniforms to be provided if the season proceeds.
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C. C. Murray
Institute AA
Cambridge
the Mills
James Mahoney
K. of C
Concord K. of C
Pat Kane
Tom and Vincent Maloy
Edrd
Jack Gallagher
Vodoklys
H. King
Brick” Wilder
Jack Punch
Gam
Pastime Hall
Maynard Plays Hockey As Marlboro Hastings Battle Looms
Maynard High School awaits dates for hockey with Marlboro High School and for basketball. Hudson High seeks scheduling for hockey and basketball. Marlboro and Maynard discuss next year’s baseball dates. Hockey sticks bought, basketball uniforms ordered. The Maynard football squad posed for a studio portrait at Elson today. Maynard Council K of C plans Jan 6 concert and dance at Colonial Hall with out of town talent.
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Maynard
Maynard High School Athletic Association
Marlboro H.S
Hudson High School
Marlboro and Maynard
Elson Studio
Maynard Counell
Miss Grace Peel Funeral Held At Home
Funeral services for Miss Grace Peel were conducted at 13 Maplest, Friday afternoon, by Rev D M Angell of the M E Church. Miss Bertha Batley sang. Attendants included William and Joshua Naylor, Louis Peel of Hudson and David Peel of Haverhill. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Ray Sims caught his seventh sock of the season this week, equalling last year's record catch in his traps.
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Grace Peel
D. M. Angell
M. BE. Church
Ray Sims
Sox
Bedford Social Notes Highlight Local Dances and Obituaries
Mrs D C Perkins of Main St dies prompting community notices. The Lollypop dance at Town Hall hosted by Three Bin bos drew many. music by South Boston Jazz Orchestra. Senior dance at the High School drew students. Mrs James Chase recovering at home. Bad weather canceled Friday military drill. officers met informally. Friends plan to attend Village Hall East Lexington dance Wednesday with Starbergs orchestra. Enterprise ads pay best.
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D. C. Perkins
Mainst
Town Hall
Three Binbos
South Boston
Hall
James Chase
Village Hall
East Lexington
Starberg
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