Kiwanis Club Reelects All Its Officers in Marlboro
The Marlboro Kiwanis Club held its annual meeting at the Elks Home with strong attendance. President Richard M Evans led the session as reports from committees were read and officers were reelected while seven new board directors were chosen.
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Marlboro New
Kiwanis Club
Elks
Richard M Evans
Winfield Temple
Adrian Boisseau
Evans
Robert F. Marshall
George A Dumas
Paul Harris Drake
Robert FE Marshal
Malcolm Wallace
J. Warris McDonough
Seth H .Howes
Leoni
Charity whist party and food sale at G A R hall
Gen Jo Badger Chap will stage a charity whist party and food sale in G A R hall on Thursday January 8. Tickets must be bought from members, none sold at the door.
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Badger Chap
South Acton Notes Holiday Family News
Christmas night the Fletcher family enjoyed a Christmas Party and Tree at the home of Mr and Mrs Cha EB Fletcher. Mr and Mrs G M Hawkey head to Florida for the winter months. Miss Francis Hodgen is spending time with relatives.
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Florence
Irene Merwith
E. J. Schoolstree
Fletcher
Cha
EB. Fletcher
Maplest
G. M. Hawkey
Florida
Francis Hodgen Ia
Congregational Church Notes and Holiday Greetings
Christmas vacation details show Mr and Mrs Geo Hodgen with their daughter and Mr Hesselton visiting a Worcester Mass nephew. Friday night offers a preparatory communion service at 7 30. Sunday January 4 features morning service with communion, Sunday School at 9 45 and evening service at 7. L C meet Thursday at Mrs James Cross River Street.
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Geo. Hodgen
Hesselton
Worcester
Congregational Church
L.8. C
James Cross River
Emerson Hospital Benefit Dance at Concord
Acton Lodge 2031 announces the final dance to aid Emerson Hospital at Concord. Brigham's and Poole's Orchestra will provide music for a program of old and new dances with all attendees assured of a good time and a generous contribution to the hospital.
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Acton Lodge
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Brigham’s and Poole
Assabet Mill Closed for Stock Take Soon
Maynard Assabet mill will suspend operations from Wednesday the 31st to Monday the 5th for stock taking.
Concord Independents Host Lexington After New Year
Concord Independents prepare for a New Year matinee with Lexington at home after a 6 1 victory in their prior New Year game. They previously fell 6 3 to Lincoln town team in Lincoln.
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Concord Independents
Lexington
Concord
Lincoln Town
Lincoln
Carando Truck Collision in Marlboro No Injuries Reported
On December 31 Henry Yerkin of Jamaica driving a touring car collided at the Main and Bolton streets corner with a Deerfoot Dairy Co. truck driven by John B. Pearce. Both vehicles suffered minor damage. no injuries.
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Carando
Henry Yerkin
116Th Avenue
Jamaica
Main Street
Deerfoot Dairy Co
John B. Pearce
Bolton Street
Short Street Golf Club Hosts Merry Christmas Party
The Short Street Golf Club held a Christmas tree party with Jerry Danehey as Santa and gifts distributed. Dennis Hurley acted as toastmaster while Miles Hannagan from Boston played banjo and ukulele and Joe Callahan performed humorous numbers. A dinner set was presented as a feature, marking the club’s best social event yet.
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Marlboro
Short Street Golf Club
Jerry Danehey
Dennis Hurley
Miles Hannagan
Boston
Joe Callahan
Marlboro's oldest man, Nathan Babcock, turns 94
Nathan Babcock, Marlboro's eldest resident, celebrated his 94th birthday yesterday. A former shoemaker, he remains in good health, attends First Congregational Church, and walks daily to the library. He lives with son Nathan on Front Street and has Edmund D Babcock of Vine Street, ten grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
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Nathan Babcock
Marlboro
First Congregational Church
Mr Babcock
Front Street
Edmund D Babcock
Vine Street
Concord Ice Firm to Harvest Ice Week’s End
Concord Ice Company plans to begin harvesting ice later this week. Thickness ranges from eight inches to a foot across locations and quality is good. The Concord Country Club hosts the annual New Year’s party tonight. Lexington hockey game follows New Year’s Day.
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Concord Ice Company
Concord Country Club
Concord Independents
Lexington
Funeral for long time Concord resident Alexander Iire
The funeral for Alexander Iire, a Concord resident for over thirty years, was held at his Cottage Lane home with Rev. Dexter of Trinity Church officiating. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. He died after injuries from a fall on his back piazza at Emerson Hospital. Born in Scotland on March 12 1845, he emigrated to the United States many years ago and worked as a gate tender on the Fitchburg Division of the Boston and Maine Railroad before retiring about six years ago. He is survived by four sons John Murray Samnel and Alexander Jr all living with him on Cottage Lane.
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Alexander Iire
Concord
Cottage Lane
Smith
Dexter
Trinity Church
Sleepy Hollow
Reed
Emerson Hospital
Mr Reed
Scotland
Fitchburg
Boson and Maine Railroam Concord
John Murray
Samnel
Alexander Jr
Cuttaghe Lane
Marriage license application filed in City Clerk office
George Mahoney of 44 Rice Street and Dorothy Neil of 20 Jefferson Street filed a marriage license application in the City Clerk’s office on December 31 at NMARUBORO.
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Nmaruboro
Peter B. Murphy
George Mahoney
Rice Street
Dorothy Neil
Jefferson Street
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B Martel
Robert B Marshall
Gerge A Dumas
John J Dionne
Walter McGee
George J. Bigelow
Leon J. Bodman
James McMann
Walter Morse
Kiwanis
Robert Marshall
Anna
Edmund J Benpa
Benway
Mr Benway
James MacDonald
Miss Hyde
GH Haskell
Local Exchange
Ladies Aid Society of the Holy Trinity Church
Charles H. Landry
Lakeside Avenue
Marlboro Hospital
Charley B
Létrain Street
Pr. C. . Warner
South Acton
Acton
Maynard
Lyonhurst
Lowe
Newell
S — Sullivan
ONE Admission Inc
Sheridan’s Orchestra
Aneet Gour
Bess Levine
Beach, Fla
MR. True
Ero
Alexander Reed
BY Taylor
Bolivia
Velverette
Polaire
Charmeen
Bedrick’s Garment Shoppe
Nason ST
Maynard, Mass
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