Christmas Concert and Annual Election Held by TNABD Guild
The TNABD Guild held its annual Christmas concert featuring performances by Miss Marion King and a group of boys, with readings and carols. An annual election of officers was conducted, electing John Hannon as president and Miss Eva Tucker as vice president, along with secretary H McGrath and treasurer Miss Mary. A Christmas bal notional Folks Ball slated for January 20 and a donation to Little Sisters of the Poor was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs Electare
John Hannont
Eva Tucker
WY. H. McGrath
Annie Lyons
Mary
Alice and Means
John Margaret McCormack
Y Hanon
Mildred Morgan
Leyden
Etta Moynihan
Mary Murphy
Mahoney
William Sweenhiam Smith
P. J. Sullivan Martin
Guild
Little Sisters
Good
Miss Marion
King
Juiia Lynch
Katherine Coughlan
Edward Hannon
Walters
James Duggan
Kelley
Sabrina’s
Miss Murphy
Miles Katherine
Dorothy Sheridan Sexton
Dorothy Alles
Alice
Helen Smith
Wardzala
Edward
Concord merchant Albert Vanderhoof dies in store
Albert Vanderhoof principal of a Concord hardware and plumbing firm died suddenly in his Mill Dam shop. Born in Boston February 26 1853 he built a respected business with his sons and served as president until his death. Funeral services were held at his home and a private service with the Mendelssohn Male Quartet followed at the Corinthian Lodge. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Albert Vanderhoof
Millee
Vanderhoof
High Home
Devens Street
V. Benjamin A. Kley
Corinthian Lodge
Walden Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Vanderhoot
Sleepy, Hollow
Boston
Albert
Mary Vanderhoof
Commercial
William Waters and Co
Ip m
Walden R. A
Charitable Mechanics Association of Boston
Clarabelle Pryor
Portsmouth
N. H
Frank Albert Vanderhoof
Clara Helen Vanderhoof
Sudbury Schools Plan Conversation Club and Holiday Events
The South Sudbury high school plans a Conversation club for top students after the holidays. South School pupils will present a Christmas Pageant at Legion Hall on Friday afternoon. School closes Friday December 18 and reopens January 4, 1926. Also noted are a war department plan to raze Camp Devens buildings and a dance recital by Dorothy B. Elderkin in Sudbury Town Hall on Tuesday evening January 5.
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John Bacelder
Winthrop
Legion Hall
Washington, D. C
War Department
Camp Devens
Massachusetts National Guard
Edward L. Logan
State Five
Washburn
Eben Draper
Davis
Dorothy B. Elderkin
Town Hall
Sudbury
High School Honors Banquet Celebrates Athletes
At the high school banquet Everett Weggant and Miss Mary Sargent presided as letter recipients, captains David Robinson and Bao Ao a Oughta were announced for football and field hockey respectively, and Jacob Arkin and John McCabe were named managers. A dance followed in Eaton hall with violin, piano, and spirited music, while juniors earned field hockey and football class numerals for the season.
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Everett Weigant
Mary T
Phyai
Cal
Senewrt
Bao Ao
Tthe
Helen
Billy) Brigham
David Robinson
Robinson
John McCabe
Jacob Aikin
McCabe
Martin
Goodwn
Oaches Weggant
Miss Sargent
Billy” Brigham
Jacob Arkkin
John Mac
Wells A. Hall
Brigham
Dorot Loughlin
Maude Tompkins
Elizabeth
Eleanor Chubb
Nancy Burke
Alta Wiggins
Helen Clubb
Margaret Hall T
Dorothy Helen Jacobs
Eaton Hall
Curley
Po Fredericks
Julia Lawton
Helen Chrisholm
Laura Olsen
Fanny Arkin
Phyllis Smith
Helen Jee
Mary Lee
Elizabeth Hennessey
Marguerite Moreau
Rita Aa 'Igga Cabe
Henry Johson
Robert Park
Edward McGrath
Secundo de Cicco
Willam McDerme
John Brown
Norman Davis
Egidio Pedinelli
Rudolph Currier
Vinal Cooke
Miss Laura Hope Weds William Hall in Canada
Miss Laura A Hope formerly of Concord taught in Hartford for seven years and married William J Hall of Medicine Hat Alberta on November 29. They will make their home in Medicine Hat following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Hope
Hartford
Middlesex DA Arthur K. Reading to Lecture at Concord Club
District Attorney Arthur K. Reading of Middlesex County will give a lecture next Friday afternoon at the West Concord Woman's Club in Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K. Reading
Middlesex County
The
of the West
Concord Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Town outlines weekly payroll and annual budget estimates
Maynard town circular directs department heads and boards to submit payrolls and bills by Monday evenings for weekly payments. By December 22 heads must provide detailed estimates for next year including prior year differences and permanent improvements. The town accountant will hold office hours Mondays 7 to 9 in Creighton's block. Chairman Carlton praises the new system as an improvement.
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Mands
Water Department
Creighton
Carlton
Board of Selectmen
Fred Stokes Heads Earl Kitchiner Lodge
Karl Kitchiner Wodge Sons of Saint George met Monday at Odd Fellows hall to instal officers. William Platt of Boston led ceremonies. Fred Stokes became president with James Farrar as vice president and Louis Cuttell as past president. Other officers named include George Webbes chaplain Joseph Marsden financial secretary John Trench recording secretary Albert Axford treasurer Marsden Waterhouse messenger William Oates assistant messenger George Brown inside guard Nathaniel Davis outside guard. Initiatory degree exempt for the class of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kitchiner
Wodge
Sons of St. George
Odd Fellows Hall
William Platt
D G P
Boston
Fred Stokes
James Farrar
Louis Cuttell
George Webbwes
Joseph Marsden
John Trench
Albert Axford
Marsden Waterhouse
William Oates
Maynard stores to stay open evenings through Christmas
The Maynard stores will operate after hours in the run up to Christmas. The Joan of Arc Benefit Association will install its newly elected officers on Wednesday, January 6 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joan of Arc Benefit Associa
Musical Follies and Minstrel Show Opens at Contord
Contord Council presents a social event in Monument Valley with a mixed program of acts. Verrence Meugn, Margaret Graay, Kaward Oman and others showcased talent in a prosonne. The Follies featured ensemble numbers, soft shoe dancers, and songs like London Town and My Gal Don’t Love Me Any More.
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Codumuus
Ussi
Uiul Anu
Ise
Monument Val
Wien
Productum
Verrence Meugn
Ichard Wilams
Margaret Graay
Kaward Oman
Rowsing
Alexander Maciguhert
John Mulney
Helen Wagner
Frances Louguin
William Fowler
Thomas Pinan
Helen McCabe
Florence Finan Heton Venti
Kana Ward
Margaret ‘Verne
Elizabeth Hayes
Ruth Ward
Thomas Finen
Yang
Gal
Merchants Discuss Plan at Banque Maynard
A large gathering of merchants and citizens met at Maconie hall on December 16 under the Business Men's Association. Speakers included Judge Fred Morris and Selectman Edwin, who outlined town improvements and future plans while emphasizing local betterment and the need for a native bank in Maynard.
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Maconie Hall
Business Men's Association
Maynard
Capt. Chas. Byron
Byron and Hoffman
Ant
Fred Morris
Mt of Hudson Board of E and
Morris
Exisas i Tee Sons
Maynard School
Hudson Board of Trade
Nord
Edwin
George _H
Creighton
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Safe Deposit Box
Massachusetts
Buick Motor
Noyes-Buick Co
G. M. Ross
Lex
Manzer Garage
Lexington
Institution For
Mutual Savings Bank
South
For Savings
Main ST. Maynard
Svapitsly
Concord Jct
Alice Dowell
Ohio Girls Intercollegiate Glee Club
Earl Kitchiner Lodge
Banque
Ma Maynard
Maytag
Telephone
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