Annursnac Grange Plans Christmas Tree and Carnival Dance
Concord McTe. Annursnac Grange held a large meeting at I O O F Hall. Plans discussed for a Christmas tree event this week and a New Year’s Eve carnival dance in Association Hall. J W Taylor in charge of the tree. Mrs L Hodgdon of the entertainment. Meeting also voted to move monthly meetings to the second and last Mondays. A bun die whist followed with prizes won by Mrs Nagle Edward Sheehan and Mrs Sweet.
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Annuregnac Grange
Annursnac Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. W. Taylor
Linnie Hodgdon
Taylor
Association Hall
Waltham
Elizabeth Connell
Daniel Nagle
Edward Sheehan
Edward Sweet
West Acton Notes Focus on Local Moves and Events
H. E. Mead buys a new closed Franklin car and A. F. Blanchard owns a Franklin sedan. Calbert family moves into Rev. John Shipman’s new home. G. C. Matteson relocates to Springfield. Winona Rebekah lodge to hold a Christmas tree gathering Wednesday night. sewing circle fair nets about 200 dollars. 1924 G. A. R. officers listed. Acton lodge O. O. F. has two membership applications. Wiggin plans to winter in Florida. Whitcomb family to spend winter with G. Durkee. Mrs. Roberts of Waltham visits daughter Susan Hagar. Neighborhood club Christmas tree set at the front of the house.
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H. E. Mead
Franklin
A. F. Blanchard
Calbert
John Shipman
G. C. Matteson
Springfield
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Winona Rebekkah Lodge
George L. Towne
Alonzo Joy
Issac Ford
J. C
William Chaplain
G. B. Parker
F. R. Knowlton
Adjt
O. E. Preston
C. D. Acton Lodge
Mr. Wiggin
Town
Florida
Roberts
Waltham
Susan Hagar
Neighborhood Club
Carol Sings Monday Evening Led by Maynard Leader
Dawn at the home of Howard Tracey hosts a community event with a Carol singing session Monday evening led by Mr. Parkin of Maynard.
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Dawn
Howard Tracey
Mr. Parkin
Maynard
Concord Junction Sets First Community Christmas Tree
The Concord Junction PTA cut a tree for the school grounds to be lit at 6 30 p m on Moon day evening. Students under music instructor Mr Zanzig will sing carols followed by community singing and a general good time. The tree will glow nightly through New Year’s and residents are urged to participate in the town's first such event.
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Concord Junction
Zanzig
Firemen Hold Whist Party in Southboro
Southboro Village Fire Dept held the second whist party in the lower town hall with good attendance. Prize winners included ladies first Mrs John Tobin and gentlemen first George Delaney. Committee members were Chief Eugene Closson and Walter Hutt.
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Southboro
Lower Town Hall
John Tobin
Robert H Howes
Esther Corbett
Dorothy Godner
George Delaney
Peter Delaney
Borden Schrader
Benedict McGuire
Eugene Closson
Walter Hutt
Instructional shift at St. Anne's Sunday School
Southboro report notes St. Anne's parish Sunday school teachers organized a lesson yesterday to align with public school programs. Each pupil received confectionery from the pastor Rev. James P. Curran.
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Southboro
St. Anne's Parish
James P. Curran
Made Your Plans Yet
A festive verse notes Christmas haste and the season’s end nearing with a nod to Arbor Day as the next focus after the holidays.
Weather Forecast for this vicinity and region
Forecast calls for fair to day with warmer conditions. Northern New England expected to stay fair today then cloudy and warmer Thursday.
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New England
Order of Musical Service Baptists Christmas Prelude
A Christmas Sunday service program lists organ Prelude by the pastoral symphony, carol Good Tidings by Bartlett, anthem While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Roland Smart, offertory Andante Cantabile by Tchaikovski, anthem Arise Shine by Maker, directed by Mrs. Hiram Parkin.
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Bartlett
Roland Smart
Tchaikovski
Hiram Parkin
Church Supper Draws Crowd at Baptist Society Event
The Ladies' Benevolent Society hosted a sale and supper at the Baptist Church on Thursday night. Attendees enjoyed solos by Miss Hazel Beach and Elinor Hall, a piano duet by Mrs. Lowell Cram and Miss Mabel Willis, a solo by W. A. Charles, and a quartet performance. A two reel picture shown by the telephone company entertained guests. George Whitcomb has been quite sick the past week.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
the Baptist Church
Hazel Beach
Elinor Hall
Lowell Cram
Mabel Willis
W. A. Charles
Telephone Company
Petersons Attend State Grange Session at Worcester
Mr. and Mrs. Inez Peterson attended the State Grange Session in Worcester as delegates from the local Grange. Alan B. Frost attended the conference for Grange Lecturers. Mrs. Scott T. Doten was elected Chaplain for next year. The group voted to omit the next regular meeting scheduled for Christmas night.
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Inez Peterson
Worcester
Alan B. Frost
Scott T. Doten
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