Concord Rod Gun Club event staged in Monu Hall
The third annual Concord Rod Gun Club banquet in Monu Hall drew an enthusiastic crowd with F Loughlin of Westford giving a toast and speakers including Frederick W Goodwin and Orrin Bourne. The program featured saxophone duets and a dog depart reel, with social notices, local misfortunes, and a postponed Valentine Whist for charity.
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Ord
Concord -Rod
Monu- Hall
Marge
F. Loughlin
Wesford
Derick A. Crafts
Middlesex
Frederick W. Goodwin
Game Arden
Orrin C. Bourne
Massachuts
Fisheries Game
William C. Ms
Edward Jerlock
Middle Bay
Mine Brothers
Concord
Augustine Macone
Leonard Smith
Dr. James
Foster
Heaban
Fungeran Partridges. Ie
Poe Rh Pate
Ward Fright
Cretary
William G. Ryan
Treas
Michaél Hogan
Frank W
J. Bulger
Super Values at Lever's Main St Maynard
Advert reads a Lever's sale at the Main Street store in Maynard offering low prices on grocery and household items with weekly specials and limited-time discounts.
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Lever
Maynard
Sudbury Club In Interesting Meeting
A large Sudbury Womans Club attendance heard Mrs. Mariel Ware Lawson discuss Dramatic Art in Public Schools at a Thursday Town Hall meeting. Miss Emily Willis, delegate, reported on the Berlin district meeting, with refreshments served afterward.
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Sudbury Womans Club
Town Hall
Mariel Ware Lawson
Miss Lawson
Sudbury
Emily Willis
Berlin
Valentines Event Draws Record Attendance At Maynard Legion
Maynard Legion Auxiliary hosted a Valentine party at Odd Fellows hall drawing record attendance and prizes in whist won by Mrs. Catherine White Mrs. Margaret McCarthy and Mrs. Mary Luker Refreshments and program contributed to the success. Grace Sweeney served as president and attended a county whist in Cambridge where she won a prize.
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Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Catherine White
Margaret McCarthy
Mary Luker
Misa Grace Sweeney
Esther Smith
County Auxiliary
the Elks Tome
Cambridge
Jitney Players to Perform A Trip to Scarborough in Concord
The Jitney Players announce a Monday evening performance of Sheridan's A Trip to Scarborough at the Veterans' Building in Concord on Peb 18 under the Bedford Hospital Committee of the Disabled Veterans' Hospital Service. Patronesses include Mrs C Lee Todd and many others from Bedford Acton Wayland and Concord. ushers listed Molly Harle Juliette Gordon Betty Swift Betty Rudd Elizabeth Bosley and Eleanor Hosmer.
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Concord
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Scarborough
Veterans’ Building
Bedford Hospital Committee
Disabled Veterans’ Hospital Service
C. Lee Todd
F. Winchester Derico
Lincoln
Sidney Stone
Wayland
George R Blvin
Eleanor S. Parker
Nathan H Daniels
Paul B Webber
Bedford
Alexander H Mitchell
Billerica
Benjamin Pope
Acton
Arthur F. Blanchard
West Acton
Grafton St. L. Abbott
Charles Francis Adams
William B. Bartlett
Henry Brooks
Charles E Brown
Stedman Buttrick
Howard B. Daniels
Philip A Davis
Raymond Emerson
Acton Boy Tells of New York Trip
James Edney of Acton describes a trip to New York where he served as an alternate on the Massachusetts delegation. He recalls events and experiences from that visit.
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Madison Square “Garden
New ‘York
Massachusetts
New England
James
Acton Woman’s Club
Acton Fair Association
Acton Grange
Middlesex Poultry Association
New York
Acton
Providence
George Farley
Big Brother
East River
Aquarium
Battery Park
Capitol Theatre
Earl Nadine
Rivoli
Allt
Madison Square Garden
Lower Manhattan
Woolworth
Tower
Roxy’s Theatre
Virginia
James Edney
Two Thorough Examinations For Every Pupil In Toronto Schools
Toronto schools require two complete physical exams for each pupil. The first in junior first year detects defects. the second in junior fourth year checks correction and guides vocational choices. Announced to parents, these daily screenings weigh, measure, test sight, and conduct full exams, with results sent home for family follow up.
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Toronto
Canada
Will Head for Northampton After Inauguration
President Coolidge will depart Washington in the afternoon of March 4 after Hoover’s inauguration. He plans to go to Northampton, where he maintains a home and law office with his name on the door.
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Washington
Ytec
INS
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
White House
Northampton
President plans to aid school for the deaf fundraiser
The president intends to devote time to the school for the deaf project in Northampton where about 1.5 million of the 2 million needed has been raised. Mrs. Coolidge’s mother’s condition keeps him in Northampton and he notes the task of moving White House belongings is heavy as 150 boxes have already been packed with more to come.
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William Conquest
Emerson Hospital
Leonard Starky
New Hampshire
H. B. Holbrook
Boy Scouts
Waltham Council
Coolidge Haampton
White House
Executive Mansion
Notre Dame to Build 700000 Dollar Stadium at South Bend
Rev Charles L O Donnell president of Notre Dame University says a three quarter million dollar football stadium will be built at South Bend next spring for the 1930 season. The 70000 seat stadium will enable Notre Dame to host major rivals on campus instead of traveling nationwide.
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New York
Charles L. O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Notre Dame
Miss Marion Pierce Engaged to Peter Larson
Engagement announced for Miss Marion Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pierce of Marlboro and Peter Stephen Larson of Stow. The prospective groom is son of Police Chief Peter Larson of Stow and the bride elect is a secretary in Henry Ford's Wayside Inn office.
Royal Battle of Music Feb at Washington hall
A music battle will be staged on Washington's Birthday noon at a hall featuring Sheridan and Hughie Connor's ten piece orchestras. Rival Maynard area leaders clash with two camps split by a ballot decision and prize drawings offering top seats and a dance price.
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Roya Pattle
Washington
Aan Hall
Sheridan
Hughie Connor
Maynard
Gess
Janeele
Hughie
Gueses
Pershing Refuses Immediate Return Amid Cold Weather
Gen J Pershing, recovering from a severe cold in Cherbourg, said in Paris that zero weather makes it best to remain in his room for a few days. He added there is no hurry for travel and will stay for an indefinite period.
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Paris
INS
J. PersShing
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Herbert Hale
Rheu
Tob Ieat, Nee
Ghe. Wambolt
Viola -Gravian
John Beach
Warren Costello
Hall Bros. Co
Pauline Tracy
West School
Leslie
Hazel Caldwell
Grippe
Hederstedt
Waltham
Lawrence
Edwards-Quimby Post
West Acton Club
Post
Nunessor
West Acton Baptist Church
A C_Jones
Nellie Packard Draper
Middlesex County
Homie Economics
Draper
Mollie Parks
Wegtford Town Hall
Sudbury Club
Valentine Whist
Marion Pierce
Royal Batter OF Music
Pree
Peter Duggan
St. Jean’s Hall
Marlboro
Philadelphia Colored Giants
Davis
Yancy
Courer
Tisdell
Rippel
Bernet
Bethards
Chalmers
Brugo
Casper
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