Local Marlboro and Boston University Students Named
Boston University enrolled over 12 000 students from 46 states and 14 countries this year. The list highlights 18 Marlboro and Hudson Acton Stow and Boston residents among the enrolled, in fields from Education to Medicine and Business Administration.
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Boston
Mass
Boston University
Concord
Margaret W. Lamson
Everett Street
School of Euncation
Robert Joseph Macone
Lang Street
College of Business
Isabelle
Fatricia McBreed
School of Education
Elizabeth Porter
Sudbury Road
Morton Rice Seavey
Walden Street
Ralph Francis Ward
Knox Street
John Bryan Zumwalt
Evening College of Commerce
South Acton
John Ennequess
Main Street
College of “Business Administration
Evla S. Taylor
South Sudbury
Helen Gertrude Borden
College of Practical Arts and Letters
William Francis Young
Wayside Lin
Stow
Charles A. Leggett
College of Business Administration
Acton
Martha Elizabeth Middleton
Brook Street
Alicia Louise Middleton
Conega
Marjorie Wight Carroll
Fairhaven Road
Sally French Davis
Lowell Road
Joseph Wallace Gregg
Hubbard Street
College of Commerce
Ruth Ellen Helgher
Margaret Louise Hutchinson
Howard Choate Kent
Lexington Road
Marlboro
Bexty Bigelow
Fisher Road
Sargent College of Physical Education
Rene Albert’ Gaudette
Belmont Street
Josephine ‘Elizabeth DeSimone
West Street
Daniel Joseph Hannigan,Jr
Emmett Street
Luke Benjamin Heins
Lincoln Street
College and Extension
Diana der Hovanesian
East Main Street
College of Liberal Arts
Henry Roger Lareau
Chestine Street
School of Medicine
Joseph Atrick Lach, Jr
Paul Briggs McNicol
Wayne Bryant Palioca
Elm Street
Robert Daniel Provasoli
Highland Street
Virginia Harding Rice
Broad Acres
Thomas Charles Roche
Ames Place
Beatrice McLean Sherman
Central Street
Charles Hayden
School of Theology
Daniel L. Marsh
Aaeich University
United States
Maynard High Quiz Team Wins Third Contest
Maynard High School quiz team defeated Kirfield High 2400 to 2200 in a senior radio quiz broadcast on WORC last Friday night. The team, with members Bennie Gudzinowicz Leo Nurmi Russell Edwards Helen Arczewski Dorothy Tierney Alino Allard and others, qualified for the final to be held at an early date with Spencer High. John Hannon, library trustee, attended as a guest.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Kirfield High School
WORC
Maynard High
Northbridge High
Tourtelette High
North Grosvernordale
Breld
Spencer. High
Bennie Gudzinowicz
Leo Nurmi
Arho Mark
Russell Edwards
Helen Arciszewski
Dorothy Tierney
Alino Allard
Leo Mullin
Alice Fearhs
John Hannon
Maynard Public Library
Moody leaves Assabet Mills for Hayward-Schuster mill
Maynard Raymond Moody resigns as overseer in spinning at Assabet Mills to take a similar post at East Douglas Hayward-Schuster mill. He received a farewell testimonial from mill workers Friday afternoon and began his new role this week.
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Maynard
Raymond Moody
Assabet Mills
Hayward-Schuster
East. Douglas
Moody
Middlesex Wins Fourth Hockey Game
Middlesex School defeats Worcester Hague 2 to 1 at Bateman's Pond rink. Captain John Morgan scored both goals, including the winning shot ten seconds before the final bell, from a pass by Truesdale and Bright.
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Conford
Middlesex School
Worcester Hague
S Bateman’s Pond
John Morgan
Widnnibg Clarker
Truesdale
Bright
Winter carnival highlights among New Hampshire teams
Miss Mary Cochran of Monument Street joined the University of New Hampshire winter sports team at the carnival. John Morgan, Middlesex School captain, is the son of Harvard's 1917 captain. William O Brien, Independents ace bowler, has resumed duties at Mill Dam after illness. Concord Men’s Association beat the University club 4-1 as Bill Faversham defeated last year’s state champion in singles.
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Mary Cochran
Monument Street
University of New Hampshire
John Morgan
Middlesex School
Harvard
Williaim U Brien
Independents
Mill Dam
Temitis Clu Gourt
Boston
Concord
Gecaiion
Desta
Bill Faversham
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Reading Room
The Concord church holds Sunday worship at 10 45 with Sunday school and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 4 45. Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays. The world wide Lesson Sermon for February 11 features Spirit as the Golden Text and cites Romans 8 1 5 6 and Eddy's Science and Health.
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FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist Concord
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Mar Baker Eddy
Middlesex Redistribution Adds Seats In State House Plan
The Middlesex county plan filed with Secretary of State Frederic W. Cook increases the county’s House representation from 52 to 54 members. Lowell loses one seat. Marlboro becomes district nine. Ashland Framingham Holliston Hopkinton Sherborn double district is split to restore Ward one as a full unit. Sudbury joins Framingham. Littleton joins Boxboro Hudson Maynard Stow for the 10th district. Tyngsboro moves to the 11th district with Acton.
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Arthur W
Woodman
Boston
House of Representatives
Middlesex County
Frederic W. Cook
Lowell
Marlboro
Ashland
Framingham
Holliston
Hopkinton
Sherborn
City
Sudbury
Littleton
Boxboro
Hudson
Extension Service Holds Meetings in Acton
A large group of interested women attended a food cooking class led by Miss Eleanor Winters, the Middlesex County Extension Service Home Demonstration Agent, at the Congregational Church. The next meeting is set for March 1 with a focus on salads and dressings, followed by sewing classes to prepare for all day clothing construction events in April.
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Acton
Eleanor Winters
Middlesex
Congregational
Eilen Warehamm
Eiwin Hollowell
Warren Davis
West Acton
Regis College Year Book Proceeds Benefit Whist Party
A Regis College senior leads a Monday night whist and bridge party at Co op hall to raise proceeds for the annual yearbook. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs Boothroyd and William Smith, with many attendees and thanks extended to all helpers.
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Frances Alfonson
Ida ° Gruber
Hayes
Franklin
Alice Smith
Alice Palmer
Ida_ Brooks
May. Tobin
Flannery
M. Graffin
Arleen Mahoney
James
Arnott
M. Lynch
August Rogers
Esther Clayton
Alice Joyce
M. Graham
Mary Sweeney
Celia O'Toole
Margaret Piecewicz
Gertrude "Tucker
Rachel Dawson
Auto theft hits Boston area thiefs car found in Everett
Leslie O Anderson Fitchburg Turnpike was victim of Boston area car theft Friday afternoon while parked at Palmer Memorial Hospital. The car was unreported and abandoned in Everett after being stolen. Very little damage noted. Miss Gertrude Rideout Concord High drama coach thanks cast and accomplices for successful performances of One Stoops to Conquer at Concord auditoriums Friday and Saturday evenings. Laurence Clark Lowell road president of Massachusetts Riding School Association heads horse lovers frolic at Hotel Kenmore Boston February 20.
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Leslie O. Anderson
Fitchburg Turnpike
Boston
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Everett
Gertrude A. Rideout
Concord High
Laurence
Glark
Lowell ‘Road
Massachusetts Suave Riding School Association
Kenmore
Goston
Burial for James W. Brown in St Bernard Cemetery
Burial services were held Tuesday morning at St Bernard Cemetery for James W. Brown of Lexington who died Sunday at his home. Brown was well known to Concordians. Mrs Raymond Wheeler has been confined at Emerson Hospital with a brief illness. The Silver Tea at 81 Commonwealth Avenue home of Mrs Birice Chaplin scheduled for February has been postponed indefinitely.
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St. Bernard’s Cemetery
James W. Brown
Lexington
Brown
Raymond Wheeler
Emerson Hospital
Birdice Chaplin
Commonwealth Avenue
Tuesday Club Meeting At Hudson Home
The Hudson Club held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William H Brigham and Miss Mildred Brigham on Main Street. Members sewed for the Community Health Association and Mrs. Sarah B Kenyon read a paper titled Vanity Fair. A lunch was served.
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Hudson
Hudson Club
William H Brigham
Mildred
Brigham
Main Street
Community, Health Association
Sarah B. Kenyon
Vanity Fair
Legion Card Tournament Highlights Marlboro and Hudson
Marlboro Legionnaires hosted Hudson Post for a weekly card tournament. Hudson defeated Marlboro 4 to 0 after a close match, while a A J White of Akroyd Post and W Hayes of Hudson Post played a lengthy unfinished chess game. The series standings show Hudson ahead by one point, next match Feb 12, with a collation served by Commander Thomas Clee and aides.
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Thomas Clee
Christopher Ghilni
A. Morrill
Monday Club Awards At Weekly Whist Party
Prizes were awarded at the Monday Afternoon Whist Club weekly event to Sara Green Madeline DeMars Mrs E Burwood Lena Franklin Catherine Bariteau Addie Wolfe Susie Sheehan Ida Brooks Elizabeth White Julia Coughlin Eva Morrill Elizabeth Playart Sara Bell and a special prize to Mary A Lynch.
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Sara Green
Madeline DeMars
Mrs. E. Burwood
Lena Franklin
Catherine Bariteau
Addie Wolfe
Susie Sheehan
Funeral for E G Cheney in Acton
Maynard George Edward Cheney longtime resident died after a brief illness at his Acton home Saturday night He was born near Maynard in Sudbury and is survived by wife daughter Mrs Chester Downey Acton and son George Cheney Wollaston Funeral held Tuesday a prequel mass by Rev Thomas Croke at St Bridget church interment in parish cemetery floral tributes and spiritual bouquets expressed sympathy
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Maynard
George Edward Cheney
Acton
Sudbury
Chester Downey
George Cheney
Wollaston
Thomas Croke
St. Bridget’s Church
Food sale raises funds for Finland relief in Washington
Generous contributors at a Friday food sale raised 100 dollars with no strings attached for Finland. The money was sent to Hon. Hjalmar J. Procope, Minister of Finland in Washington, D C, along with an additional ten dollars given to the American Red Cross through the Concord Chapter for Finnish civilian relief.
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Concord
Finland
Hjalmar J. Procope
Wyoming Avenue
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Mardi Gras at Lyonhurst Hosts Triangle Class Guests
Marlboro Mrs Stewart Giles hosted Triangle Class of First Church with Miss Madeline Gilman as co host. Mr and Mrs William Rougean and daughter Anita of Framingham visited to attend Mardi Gras at Lyonhurst. Mrs Rou Beau is sister of Dorothy Laceuture who was chosen Princess to preside over the affair. A O H Auxiliary will omit its weekly card parties on Friday afternoons during Lent per Miss Margaret Gately president.
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Stewart Giles
First Church
Madeline Gilman
William Rougean
Anita
Framingham
Lyonhurst
Margaret Gately
Death of Maynard resident W J Spence at 72
W J Spence died after a long illness at his daughter Mrs Harold Cuttell’s home on Walnut Street. He was 72, a native of Scotland, and had lived here 38 years. Survived by three sisters and a brother, the funeral was held at Mrs Cuttell’s home conducted by Ivan Nowlan pastor of the Street Baptist Church. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery. Nearby notices mention Cumberland districting changes and Bedford Lexington Waltham adjustments.
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Maynard
William
Harold
Walnut
Scotland
Harold Cuttell
Arthur Lord
Uno
Holt
Stowe
Charles J. Spen
Annie
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