Parish celebrates Rev John Drick return with community gathering
More than 160 St Cas members gathered at a Holy Hamlet supper in Maynard for Rev John Drick pastor celebrating a tenth anniversary. Adults choir offered selections. Frank Dan spoke. Fr Drick received a bouquet of roses on return from vacation. Michael Dud Arcisziewski Tekla Alex Kulevich and Bignkiewics attended, Central Al mother present as community asset.
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Maynard
St. Cas
John Drick
St. Mr's Church
Frank
Fr. Gick
Michael
Dud- Arcisziewski
Tekla Alex ‘Kulevich
Bignkiewics
Drick
Central
Cthittch
Auxiliary Christmas Party Brings Joy to Local Children
The DeMars Auxiliary hosted a Christmas party with Santa Claus and entertainment by Irene Carey and Alice on, featuring a dance by Lynch and Harriet, delighting nearly a small group of children at the event.
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Itank
J. DeMars
Claus
Irene Carey
Santa Claus
Alice On
Byegéan Lynch
Harriet ~ Whan
Division 44 Jointly Installs New Officers
Division 44 A O H and Auxiliary installed new officers at a recent meeting. Guests from Marlboro Hudson and Concord attended. County officers and officials assisted in installing the officers and officers listed include Della Moore president and Alice Joyce vice president.
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Division 44
Della Moore
Alice Joyce
Margaret M Mc@aerthy
Cath. Bariteau
Secreidan
Shore
Stand Ston
Luke Ene Mie Mion
West Concord church hosts reception for society members
The Union church in West Concord hosted a formal community event for Society of the West Concord members, entertaining about 100 guests with a fine dinner and dress attire.
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West Concord
West
Union Church
Rotary Opposes State Prison Move in Concord
Concord Rotary Club condemns plans to relocate the State Prison from Charlestown and shift the Massachusetts Reformatory from West Concord to a site south of Boston. Members: Young, Muletty, and Ziegler tasked with arranging a Christmas party at the next meeting. Lexington Rotarians to visit Concord on December 28.
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Concord
Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Charlestown
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
New
Boston
Young
John.e Muletty
August G. Ziegler
Christmas Carol Service at St George's Church
Christmas Eve service at St George's Church at 6 pm features the church choir and a request hour for favorite arias. Sunday schedules include 8 am, 9:30 am, and 10:46 am services with a rector sermon. Christmas Day Holy Communion at 9 am and a 6 pm Children's Nativity play directed by Mrs Olive Cross, followed by a youth party.
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Maynard
St. George’s Church
Croas
Olive. Cross
Christmas Services Planned at St Bridget and St Carwires
In Maynard days the community readies for the solemn Christmas Feast. Special ceremonies include midnight mass at Lothae and Christmas Day mass at Edget's church. Masses at Edget's on Christmas Day will be at the same time.
Sudbury Couple Wed in Evening Home Ceremony
Marion H. Eiser of Sudbury and John G. Wood of Newsbury Street Boston married at the bride’s Conford road home with 60 guests. The bride, a town accountant for years, and best man Mansfeld were among attendees. they plan to reside in Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Marion H. Eiser
Ins
John G. Wood
Newsbury Street
Boston
Conford
Fiabruge
Eleanor
West Acton Pupils Benefit From School Programs
The Acton schools paused work to host a year end program. Police and teachers praised for a very fine performance by 101 singers including Gibbons Curley and Robert Noll. Sessions resume in January 1984.
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West Acton
Acton
Gibbons Curley
Howard
Robert Noll
Odd Fellows Play Delivers Quick Progress
Reading fragments describe a scene involving a coach named Sure Fire and participants like Mrs Grace Safoway and Claire MacKenzie. The text hints at events on dates 18 and 2%, with references to eye injuries and a lodge setting.
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Claire MacKenzie
Helen
Caendar
Grace ‘Safoway
Joseph Smith Dies After Short Illness in West Concord
Joseph Smith of West Concord died at home on Crest Street after a several month illness. Born January 19 1948 in West Acton he was a member of the Cambridge Fire Department and Knights of Columbus. Funeral services held at St Bridget's Cemetery with Rev Ernest A Ford and a musical program by Miss Julia Dee. Attendees included Fred Wilder Ramiken Maynard Peter Hanson and others.
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Joseph ‘Thomas Smith
Cambridge
West Concord
West Acton
Thomas
Margaret
Travers) Smith
Knights of Columbus
William. L. Smith
Sai Smith
Heston
Smith
Chris
Ernest A. Ford
Vibe Mass
Julia ‘Dee
Aeksineie
Whe Pal
Fred Wilder
Ramiken
Maynard
Peter Hanson
Daniel Nagie
Garrett Nagie
Edward Oldenquist
Bn- Hees J
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynerd
Sale of Preferred Stock boosts Maynard Trust plan
Ernet at Commeny olds Sale of Brahe Stock notes Roosevelt Recovery efforts guiding Maynard Trust plan. Large ag ist Company backs a plan to issue preferred stock totaling about 7,000 dollars to strengthen the trust's finances and enable officers to gain an advantage.
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Ernet
Brahe
Maynard
Iin
Roosevelt
Agist
Cimlards Beck Getstan Ashe
Work on project approved by committee
A committee approves preliminary steps for a project, outlining next actions and responsibilities for overseeing the effort. The decision signals formal support to advance planning and resource allocation.
Concord veterans elect new officers at annual meeting
Concord and Framingham based Veterans of Foreign Wars camp selects HB Vialle as commander for 1912. Past Commander John E Laring becomes senior vice commander with James N. Wrenry as vice commander. New officers include Mrs Annie Toca senior vice president, Mrs Augustus Anderson junior vice president, Mrs Alice Davis chaplain, Mary Kelleher color bearer, and Emma Blodgett secretary.
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Concord
Herbert B. Vialle
Framingham
Ralph P. Hosmer
We Ms
Veterans ’Building
Herbert l Bery
John E Laring
James “N.wrenry
Pe Alfred
Annie Toca
West Concord
Vce
Augustus Anderson
Alice
Mary Kelleher Oh Asecoln
Ae Davis
Mig Alice Lee
Tpéeparer
Emma Blodgett
Banquet Held by Maynard Rod and Gun Club
American Powder employees attended a banquet at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club Saturday night. John Hoffman served as master of ceremonies and Representative Frank, an executive at the powder plant, was among the speakers.
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American Powder
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
John Hoffman
Scemi
Frank
Petition to call special town election on tavern issue
Maynard reports a petition filed with the six electmen last week to host a special election on the tavern issue. The tavern question will be voted at the annual town election in February.
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Maynard
Dela
Elestion
Brovittertcid
Sheen
Workers Counted for Saturday Projects in Local Aid Plan
The report notes 210 workers engaged in three projects by Saturday. Among them 16 knitters and several employed crews contributed to the total. The administrator and town survey the situation as more work is expected to begin soon and additional workers may join forthcoming projects.
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Coney
Ing
West County Community Men of the West hold first meeting
Concord Union Church hosts the first gathering under a new organization in the evening. Judge Dresid ee presided while music filled the room and speakers addressed the audience on the session topic.
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Community Men of the West
Concord Union ‘Church
Fragmentary note on elected sect and beewld Ghats
A garbled historical note hints at an elected sect and geographic names like Beewld and Ghats. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the record preserves mention of an organized group and places referenced in the fragment.
Hudson lodge 10 For meeting fast at the in Odd hall
Hudson lodge schedules a quick meeting at Odd Hall. The aim is to discuss impending arrangements and speed up decisions. Members are urged to attend promptly.
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Hudson Lodge
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Reformatory
St George’s
Emain
LRA Gencose
John G. Wood United
Joseph Smith
Parish
Hb.vialle
P. Hosmer
Petivon
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