Annual Meeting of Public Association Held at Select
The annual meeting of the Public Association was held this afternoon at the Select. O S Fowler served as president with Mrs Emma Hay as vice president and Mrs James Mahoney as treasurer. George Creighton was auditor. The association will meet again at the Select on Tuesday afternoon February 24 at 2:30. Public not invited to attend. Cards announce safe arrival in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerse Association
the Select
Fowler
Emma
Honey
Frank
Fearne
George Creignon
Sélectmens
Jackson
Flor. ten land of perpetual youth to host field events
Ville Pla describes Flor. ten as land of perpetual youth and announces field and track events will be permanently established in the local sports program. Next Saturday boys will make their appearance in sachet events.
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Ville Pla
P. J
Oo Sachet Boys
Local interscholastic track events set for Andover meet
Beatern and Moret school athletes prepare for a regional track meet at Andover with a large group of their peers. Local teams face selection challenges, while a gathering of the Legion Auxiliary and Masonic hall members plans a public meeting Friday evening to discuss forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatern
Arlot
Andover
Moret
Kworld
Cough
Dad Tagh Teane
Bis
Joe Kameoss
Charlie Yanty
Amita Eopedn
Cams
Leon’ Ngster
Gardner
Legion Auxilary
D A R Chapter D A R Meets For Congress Delegates
A regular Old Concord Chapter D A R meeting was held Saturday at member homes. Delegates chosen to attend the annual D A R Congress in Washington the week of April 19 include Mrs Charles Towle and Mrs A L Morne, with Maynard members also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilcoy
Sipah Rep
Claxton Monroe
V. K K. Peppard
Josie Brooks
Entertainment and Supper at Methodist Church Event
A stormy evening did not deter a good attendance for an entertainment and supper at the Methodist Church under the choir’s auspices. An all day Farm Bureau Extension School session featured speakers across departments. John Labaree is sick with bronchial trouble. The final high school basketball game of the season was played at Weeder's hall Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Farm Bureau Extension School
Weeder’s Hall
Stevens' Flower Store Hosts House Warming at Wellington Street
Friends of Mrs. John Langelier and the P W C gathered Monday night at her new Wellington Street home for a house warming party. A davenport table and a large bouquet were presented, with a pleasant social hour and lunch provided by Mrs. Langelier. The Ee Club plans its season at Mrs. Delia Byrne's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langelier
Wellington Street
Clinton High School Defeats Sud Y In 40 to 8 Match
Report lists Clinton High School players Waldo Stine Girden Hunter Henry Ot Chester Cavell Bernard Cortroy Benjamin Taunton and Arthur White shingling Clara Hant’s house. The Grange held a meeting last Tuesday with cool attendance and a program named Stantx, each to entertain or pay a twenty five cent fine. The majority furnished entertainment.
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Clinton
Sudy
Waldo ‘Stine
Girden Hunter
Henry «Ot
Chester ‘Cavell
Bernard Cortroy
Benjamin Taunton
Arthur White
Mias
Clara Hant
Grange
Stantx
Local Business Leader Visits Aberdeen Sister
C. Ackley president of a Aberdeen dry goods firm visited his sister Vira F. Garland last week. Frank P. Morse State Deputy Commissioner of Education will speak to members of the West Concord Woman's Club at their next meeting in Odd Fellows hall Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. C. Ackley
Fa Dry Goods Company
Aberdeen
Vira
F. L. Garland
Frank P. Morse
Kayeation
Weat Concorde Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Follies Attendance and Local Social Notes
The Misses Hurley Tobin McCarthy and Lanonés attended the Follies at the Colonial Theatre. George J. Smith of Fairmount Street is called to South Bend Indiana by a nephew’s serious illness. The Woman's Missionary Guild of Holy Church will sell Washington Pie and tea tomorrow at 2 30 in the parish house led by Mrs William H Stiles. Howard A Searlee attended the RU dance in Boston as part of Annie Week and also the district Sunday services at Second Parish Church Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hurley
Mary ‘Tobin
Katherine McCarthy
Lillian Lanonés
Colonial Theatre
George J. Smith
Fairmount Street
South Bend
Ind
Woman's Missionary Guild of Holy Church
Washington
William H. Stiles
Howard A. Searlee
Unity House
Boston
Mr. Searles
Brookline
Children and Mother Hurt In Car Crash in Hudson
Mrs Celia B Jenning of 225 Washington street Hudson reported a collision on Bolton street near the causeway. Nicholas Ghikas of 45 Gumner street Hudson skidded his car after braking and collided with the Jessing car. Mrs Jessing and her mother Mrs Octavia Boyle were cut and injured and two Jessing children were hurt. All vehicles towed to Broad Dent's garage.
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Marimoro
Mra
Celia B. Jenning
Washington Street
Hudson
Las
Bolton Street
Causeway
P. Frank Crotty
J. Joseph Slattery
Bert Mitchell
Jessing
Nicholas Ghikas
Gumner Street
Ghikas
Broaddent
Manning Street
Hudson residents escape injury in unspecified incident
Son James Keuty of 26 Houghton Street Hudson and Ghikas escaped injury. The women and children were treated by a doctor in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keuty
Houghton Street
Hudson
Ghikas
Girls Friendly Society Event At Parish Hall
About 36 youths attended last night as Ming William Curtis presided, with Mrs Grace Silex assisting. Refreshments followed music and poems, after which Sunday School workers and Northboro Methodists joined 150 listeners at the Worcester address by Rev. William S. Mitchell on helping the child find God through the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Friendly Society
Noly Trinity Church
Pariah Het
Ming William Curtis
Grace ‘Silex
Northboro
Ie Methodist Church
Wilam
Mitchell
Worcester
May contest over will in Worcester Probate Court
The Worcester Probate Court heard a May contest over the will of Willem H. Whwind late of Worcester. Attorney Orestes T. Franklin filed for Mrs Jessie and Mrs Catherine McLeod sisters of the deceased. The sisters were left the residue after grandson William Whitelaw received a widow’s share. Whitlaw, the son, seeks appointment as executor. the value is estimated at 3550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem H
Worcester
Orestes T. Franklin
Jessie
Xatherine McLeod
William Whitelaw
Fie Witelaw
Tor
Whitlaw
Tindson
Atty
D. Howard
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Hurley
Tobin
Misses Hurley
John Labaree
Stevens’ Flower Store
Main Street
Veteran’s Building
Auspecs Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. J. Mansfield
A. L
America
Artiste
Norma Talmady
Joseph M. Schenck
Jock
Consignee
Consignor
Maynard
Axminster
Hien
Te Maynard
Mass
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