Large Increase in Poor and Needy in Hudson Christmas
In Hudson the number of poor and needy rises twofold this Christmas, said Er nest W Dunbar, member of the Community Christmas committee. The event includes a 40 foot Christmas tree in Wood yard, Santa Claus arrival, gifts distributed from the tree and Toy Land, plus clothing, flowers, and visits to hospitals. A Ford touring car and nearly seventy other gifts are promised by merchants and the Hudson Lodge Elks through the yearend carnival.
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Ernest W Dunbar
Leland D Wood
Wood
Senta Claus
Hudson Brass Band
Kris Kringle
Santa
Marlboro
Clinton
Hudson Lodge
BP O Elks
The
Merchants Association
Hudson and
Hudson
Priest Celebrates 25 Years in Priesthood at Southboro
In Southboro on December 22 Rev. James J. Curran marked his 25th anniversary of ordination. A surprise party hosted by the Catholic Women's Club and the Knights of Columbus at the Community House honored him with a purse of gold donated by St Anne's parish members. Attendees included Mary Fitzgerald and many parish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
James J. Curran
Catholic Women's Club
Knight's of Columbus
Father Curran
Henry McCann
St Anne's Parish
Mary Fitzgerald
D F Bagley
H Bagley
Margaret Boland
Mary Donnelly
Rs John Flanneryon
Marguerite Bert Mahoney
Ethel Maley
Mat- Michael J McCarthy
MecClosky
May McDon
Giffin
Francis
Knights of Columbus
Fr. Curran
Parry
Fred Baker
John. Thomas
Roland
James J Surke
D J Butler
Myles Byrnes
Wm. Carey
John Colleary
Dani l Daughan
Cornelius Dee
Lawrence Finn
Thomas Fitegerald
Joh Flannery
James Gralton
Louis Gralton
Barney IxfeQuire
Robert Mahoney
M R Maley
E Mattioli
Leo Mattiow
Daniel Mahoney
Thomas Hayden
Alred Howes
Thomas Morrissey
Michael J McCarthy, Jr
Michael McCarty
John McClosky
Hugh McDonald
Chere McDonald
Francia McNeil
T J Neary
P J Neary
John O'Connell
Lazarus Ramelie
John Rosch
P M Salmon
Francis Salmon
William Salmon
William Burke
Thomas Ragley
John LaRoche
Jean LaRoche
Edward LaRoche
First Church School Christmas Party Tonight
The Sunday school of the First Church Congregational in Marlboro hosts its annual Christmas party with a Christmas tree, Santa Claus, and entertainer Frank O Harrell the musical magician. Wilson's Orchestra plays starting at 6 30. Newly elected Sunday school officers include Clarence J Barton Sumner Gage Hazel O Warren Esther Moore and others.
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Marlboro
First Church Congregational
Santa Claus
Frank O Harrell
Sumner Gage
Wilson
Clarence J. Barton
Srorie Rice
Hazel O Warren
Esther 2B. Moore
Ethel L Chuchill
Annie King
Maude E Weeks
Bessie Jaisma
Strah B Vining
Nellie R Potter
Edith Chipman Hibarian
Dorothy Straw
Asi
Carol Winging
Southboro Funeral for Mrs Frank Salmon
Attending the Salmon funeral were Mr and Mrs P Salmon Eileen J James J Burke and Mrs Mary Salmon of Southboro and Mrs Robert Callahan of Marlboro among those at the funeral of Mrs Frank ing Mrs Mary A McNulay Sal-
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Frank Salmon
Salmon
P Salmon
Eileen J
James J Burke
Mary Salmon
Southboro
Robert Callahan
Marlboro
Burke
Franking
Mary A (McNulay
Wife of Frank Salmon dies of eclampsia at Marlboro Hospital
Mon, wife of Frank Salmon formerly of Soutboro, died early Saturday at Marlboro Hospital from eclampsia. Born in Roslindale she was educated there and leaves four brothers and one sister. Also noted is a Knights of Columbus presentation at Community House with many attendees.
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Mon
Frank Salmon
Framingham
Soutboro
Marlboro Hospital
Salmon
Roslindale
Benard McNulty
R Stoughton
John J Francis
William BR McNulty
Boston
Julia Bowers
Shoppers Find Home Stores Best This Holiday Season
Marlboro on December 22 shoppers crowded Mean Street stores for last minute buys. Boston travelers returned home for dinner and noticed home prices rivaled larger cities with no distance costs. Liggett nights boosted business beyond expectations as merchants foresee strong pre holiday trade. The Salvation Army notes heavy aid requests mainly for families lacking a breadwinner or with illness or unemployment.
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Mean Street
Boston
Salvation Army
Funeral of W. G. Howe in Fayville
Warren G. Howe aged 72 died after a short illness at his Fayville home. He was born in Londonderry and lived in Marlboro and Nashua before moving to Fayville in 1923. He leaves a widow a daughter Marion Howe Woodbury and several relatives. Funeral services will be held at his Fayville home Tuesday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Townsend.
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Marlboro
Warren G. Howe
Fayville
Mr Howe
George W
Clarissa Howe
Londonderry
N. E
Nashua
N. H
Howe
United Brethren Lodge A. F and
A. M
Marion Howe Woodburry
Springfield
Wyman R
Washington D. C
Joseph Tayntor
Frank Benway
Alice Howe
Townsend
Unitarian Pastor to Officiate Burial in Maplewood Cemetery
A Medfield pastor will officiate the funeral service. Burisi will be interred in Maplewood cemetery in this city under the direction of Undertaker Adelbert Coffins Fayville.
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Unitarian Church
Medfield
Burisi
Maplewood Cemetery
Adelbert Cofflns
Fayville
New Members Sign With Marlboro Country Club
More than a score of people in Boston and vicinity sign membership cards for Marlboro Country Club for next season. Secretary Fred L. Relie says the club expects a highly successful season. In spring an expert will oversee golf link improvements to ensure optimal play, with clubhouse upgrades and extra lockers among anticipated improvements.
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Marlboro
Boston
Marlboro Country Club
Fred L. Relie
Boston and Maine seeks abandon 48 miles of line in New Hampshire
The Boston and Maine announces petitions to abandon about 48 miles of track in New Hampshire including the Witton to Greenfield line the Belmont Branch and the Bethlehem Branch which operated only in summer hearings will be held later and communities will have a chance to be heard. The company currently has 179 miles of road pending abandonment.
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New Hampshire
Boston & Maine
Framingham Seeks Charter To Become City
Framingham asks to be incorporated as a city under Plan A charter. The bill, filed yesterday by the selectmen, proposes a mayor as executive and financial head with a single chamber council. Auburn selectmen file bill for annexation to Worcester city.
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Marlboro
Framingham
Auburn
Worcester
Odd Fellows and Masons City Tournament Opens
The annual Odd Fellows and Masons tournament begins next month with the first best two of three series at Masonic Hall on Friday night January 16. The second meet follows.
Odd Fellows Hall Hosts Social Series Event Details
A social series will occur at Odd Fellows Hall with dates to be announced. Games include pool billiards checkers bridge whist cribbage whist and pitch. Refreshments provided by social committees. Committees listed under Edward B Hill and Mason with respective chairs and members.
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Odd Fellows
Edward B Hill
Sumner (. Gage
Harold Hayden
Miles A. Murray
Arthur Cannon
Mason
Walter Howard
Henry Hager
Daniel Harrington
Walter Wood
George Velte
Scout Christmas Party Address By Capt. King
Capt Stanton H King of Sailors Haven Charlestown will address the Boy Scouts at their Christmas party in the Scout building on Park Street tomorrow night. The event replaces the costly annual banquet and runs 7 PM to midnight with a gift exchange at 8 45 PM and dancing after 8 PM.
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Stanton H King
Sailors‘ Haven
Charlestown
Boy Scouts
Scout
Park Street
Scott
Capt. King
Program for Midnight Mass at St Marys Church
Marlboro announces the midnight mass program with Battman organ Gloria Credo Sanctus Agnus Dei, choir led by Schwerker, 40 additional voices, violinists Boulev and Moineau, soprano Anita Thivierge Antoinette Unhamel, alto Yvonne Busquet, tenor Charles Besulac bass Donat Lesage. Directed by organist John B Cha g non with special lighting depicting the Blessed Family.
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George Boulev
Albert Moineau
Anita Thivierge
Antoinette Unhamel
Yvonne’ Busquett
Charles Besulac
Donat Lesage
John B. Chagnon
Company K Frolic and Christmas Party Held in Armory
In Marlboro the annual Company K 181st Infantry frolic and Christmas tree party were held in the Armory. Guests included Mayor James M. Hurley Chief of Police William H Finn Jr Col Converse and others. Santa Claus was provided by Marco Longini the company mascot while entertainment featured Caan Sey Mi Vina Sa tles Savoy xer Zompett Gus Mantha Raymond Rougeau and others.
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Marlboro
Co. K
181St Infantry
James M. Hurley
William H. Finn, Jr
Col. Converse
Marco Longini
Santa Claus
Caan
William A. Delaney
Charles Savoy
Armand Richer
George Cox- Raymondon
Crawford
John Casaceli
Epworth League Christmas Party at Marlboro Church
A Marlboro Methodist Church event recounts the Epworth League Christmas party held last night in the vestry led by Miss Clair Hells. A family party with tree pictures games and refreshments is planned for Thursday night at the church for pupils parents and friends.
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Marlboro Dee
Clair Hells
Pupila
Lemay
Boston
Solomon’s Land
Classic Christmas Carols Almanac Highlights
A bundled excerpt of traditional carols and verses. It includes O come all ye faithful Silent night Hark the herald angels sing It Came Upon the Midnight Clear O little town of Bethlehem How silently the blessed angels sing and related lines.
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Bethlehem
King of Angels
Christ
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BY F. Leipzioger
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Country Club
B. & M. Line
Masons and
Margaret F ‘Idunn
Syracuse University
Theta Phi Alpha
Theniversity
Odd Fellows Hall
Marlboro Lodge
C.F
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Holland Bell Ringers
William Cunningham
William Wilson
John Temple Wesley Wheeler
Harry Cross
Everett McVicar
Frank Fay
William
A. L. Straw
Irving Fay
William Mann
Gertrude Howard
Epworth League
Christ the Lord
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Father
Savior
Son
God
Lord
Herald Angels
Immanuel
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Heaven
Mary
Child of Bethlehem
Lord Emmanuel
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