Funeral Service For 5 Year Old Son Of Monsen
Funeral services were held at West Concord Union Church for Kéhneth Wayne Monsen aged five years 11 months son of Hans and Blanche Monsen. Rev. Earl Knox Sweat officiated and interment followed at Keen Cemetery in Carlisle. He was born in Concord on August 8 1942 and leaves two sisters Sylvia Monson and Mrs B O’Neil and a brother Edward Jorth. The family previously resided in Artisle and Maynard.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Kéhneth
Wayne Monsen
Hans Monsen
Derby
Earl Knox Sweatind
Keén Cemetery
Carlisle
Concord
the B. O'Neil
Sylvia Monson
Edward Jorth
Maynard
Blanche Mildred Harris
Women's Club Exhibit Of Local Slides Planned
Concord Woman's Club will hold a February 24 meeting at 2 45 PM in the Masonic Temple Mrs Henry H Hawley presiding The Art Committee led by Mrs William Wadsworth plans a photograph slide exhibit from Concord amateurs with prizes for classifications Committee members include Mrs Marshall W Cox Mrs T Mott Shaw Mrs R Norman Hudspeth and Miss Louise Stimgon.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Masonic Temple
Henry H. Hawley
William Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Marshall W. Cox
T. Mott Shaw
R. Norman Hudspeth
Louise Stimgon
Massachusetts Tree Warden Association Annual Meeting Held in Boston
Sudbury residents attended the Mass Tree Warden Association annual meeting two days last week at the Copley Square Hotel in Boston. John C. Hall of Sudbury spoke on the relationship between tree wardens and selectmen. Mrs. Melvin Guptill of Sudbury exhibited tree spraying machines for Fitzhenry Guptill Co of Cambridge and George Lyman, newly named State Commissioner of Conservation, was greeted by members.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts Tree Warden Association
Copley Square
Boston
John C. Hall
Massachusetts Selectmens Association
Melvin Guptill
Fitzhenry-Guptill, Co
Cambridge
Membens
George Lyman
Banquet Follows Business Sessions With Out-of-State Guests
After the business sessions, about 150 members and guests enjoyed a social evening at the banquet with several out-of-state speakers contributing to the program.
Acton Universalist Dinner Set for Washington's Birthday
Plans are completed for the 56th annual turkey dinner of the South Acton Universalist church. The event is on February 23 at 1 00 p m in the church vestry with co chairmen Mrs Richard Deane and Mrs Arnold Berry.
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Acton
Washington
South Acton
Howard Jones
Edith Braman
Dinning Room
Thomas Wetherbee
Acton D A R Receives Gavel from Oak Heritage
The Captain Isaac Davis Chapter D A R met at Mrs. Winthrop Richmond s home with strong attendance. Six new Acton members were approved since February, totaling 26, with two prospective members. A gavel from an old Acton oak, once part of Nagog Inn era, was presented by Vice Regent Mrs. George W Newton, and Miles Standish Richmond spoke on Old Colonial Homes. Refreshments followed. March 8 meeting set at Col and s P G Shearman s Route 2 Lake Nagog.
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Acton
Isaac Davis
Winthrop Richmond
National Society
Waiter I. Taylor
Esther Taylor
Winthrop C. Richmond
Leo, Cunningham
Lloyd B. Salt
Katherine S. Salt
Brookline
Bill
George W., Jr
Miles Standish Richmond
Boston
Rolfe Bradbury
Russell Berry
Déwey Boatman
Wilson Bursaw
Natalie Farley
Col
S P. G. Shearman
Lake Nagog
West Concord Union Church Sermon on Remembered Wester Days
The West Concord Union Church held its usual morning worship with a sermon by Rev Sweatland on Remembered Wester days. Mrs Alden Parker led the kindergarten program the same Sunday.
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West Concord
Pigraide Sweatland
Ministra
Concord Union Church
Alden Parker
Sudbury Honors WW II Hero Leo T. Quinn
Sudbury citizens set aside days of tribute for Private Leo T. Quinn the town’s first World War II war death to return home. A wake in the lower town hall followed by an American Legion service, a high Requiem Mass at St. Ann’s Church Wayland, a military burial at St. Bridget’s Maynard with eight pallbearers, and taps marked the proceedings led by Veterans and clergy.
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Sudbury
Leo T. Quinn
Sudbury Post
American Legion
Lower Town Hall
Stat Arms
William Titus
Adj
William Hall
John Gaughan
Quinn
St. Ann’s Church
Wayland
William Reilly
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
George Sharkey
Gormleys Mark Sixth Wedding Anniversary
West Concord Mr and Mrs Thomas J Gormley formerly Gertrude Flannery celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary. They were married at St Bernard s church and now reside in West Concord with their two children. Mr Gormley is a veteran and former Lincoln resident employed locally.
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West Concord
Thomas J. Gormley
Gertrude Flannery
St. Bernard’s Church
Gormley
Lincoln
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