County Government costs and local notices in Marlboro area
In Cambridge February 26 the paper previews a series on Middlesex County government expenses including salaries and court costs. It cites a single session’s cost around 400 dollars and lists town and county tax figures, probate matters, and a divorce petition. Also notes the Middlesex County Employees Association first meeting and a Marlboro drunken driving case with a court disposition.
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Ptt
Brandhes
Canis Tit
Cambridge
Davins
Sims Marthora
Ana Ion
Bedford
Concord
Tuesday Club Entertainment At Church Hall
Marlboro members of the Tuesday club and guests enjoyed a delightful program led by Miss Line Brooks and her seeing eye dog Verona. President Miss Robert P. Frye opened the meeting and introduced the entertainer. Brooks presented three parts including song selections, a resume on the Seeing Eye Dog Institute, and a finale with songs and readings. Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond C. Blake, Mr. Tred S. Ostood Jr., and Mrs. Tenetit K. Markert. next meeting is March 11 at Northboro road home of Mrs. Johnae Rigg. teas hosted by Mrs. John B. Rice and Mrs. Clarence Worster.
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Marlboro
Seise Unasies
Misa
America
Seeing Eye
Morristown
New Jersey
Strondaches
John Ae Rigg
Northboro Road
John B. Rice
Clarence Worster
Lenten Play Planned by Mason Group for St Luke's Parish
Hudson debut of Yoseph Carlton's The Closed Door to be staged by Mason Players for St Luke's parish during Lent. The drama centers on a strong influential figure shaping a family's fate as life and death hang between them.
Patriotic Program Highlights Marlboro Legion Hall Event
About 200 members attended a Legion Auxiliary patriotic program in Marlboro Legion Hall. Joan Risser, 12, won the Lennon speaking contest with a speech on redo, marking Mitchell School’s second trophy win.
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Marlboro
Smine
Cabal
American Legion
Legion Hall
Misa
Joan Risser
Fred Sr
Risser
Berlin-read
Mitchel School
Mitchell School
Jean M. Greim
Bigelow School
Jane H. Wheat
Catherine
Hutch
Eaty
Pauline Honazzzoli
John White
Freeman
Leo ‘Labrache
Victor Belenceri
Joan ‘Risser
Theresa Moore
Emio
Sus’ Ranio
Jennie Dedella
Mra Ann
Bigelow
Peat
Charles Kenney
The
Marlboro High School
Washington
Lawrence Poole
William Gagas
Peter’ Buzellc
Richard McGovern
George Moringron Lynch
Gardiner Davis
Abpie
Macomber
Albert C Perry 72 Marlboro builder dies after long illness
Albert C Perry 72 retired building inspector died at his home 40 Lawin street after a long illness dating from his retirement He was born in Marlboro son of Asa and Sarah Perry lived there all his life A carpenter by trade he served as building inspector for 26 years He belonged to Hook and Ladder Co Marlboro Lodge Old Fellows Carpenters Union New England Order of Protection and First Church Congregational He leaves wife Eliza two daughters Ella and Alberta a brother Georges Perry and sister Mrs Myron Trott Funeral Thursday at his home 2 PM Rev John Cummings to officiate Calling hours today 8 AM to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM Flowers omitted Interment Maplewood Cemetery Sumner Gage funeral director
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Marlboro
Lawin Street
Asa
Sarah (Twitchell) Perry
Hook and Ladder Co
Fire Department
Marlboro’ Lodge of Old Fellows
the Carpenters Union
New England Order of Protection
First Church Congregational
Mre
Eliza (Hunnewell) ‘Perry
Ella M
Alberte
Perry
Georges
Mra Myron Trott
Clinton
John Cummings
Maplewood Cemetery
Sumner
Gage
Holy Season Opens With Lent Services Across Faiths
Today marks the start of the holy season of Lent with Mass and ashes in Catholic churches and afternoon distribution of ashes after services. Protestant churches begin union Lenten services, with Rev. Gilbert A Potter preaching at the Fitchburg Universalist church this evening. Catholics observe the strict Lenten day and follow long-standing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marloro
Universalist
Gilbert A Potter
Fitchburg Universalist Church
Southboro A Ladies Auxiliary Plans Red Cross Work
A special meeting of the Southboro A Ladies Auxiliary of the Leo J. Bagley Post American Legion convened at the Community House last evening to plan Red Cross activities following guidance from Auxiliary headquarters. Mrs. R. H. Beals will host the Fayville Baptist Church Ladies Circle this afternoon. A silver tea for the junior church fund was held at Pilgrim Congregational Church vestry. Robert F. Cheney, editor of Mark's Episcopal, returned from a Northampton trip with a companion. Natalie Schware of Framingham attended a regular St. Agnes Guild meeting in the Parish House Friday afternoon. The Seat Bes Eanes of Weehlie sebaola are closed.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Leo J. Bagley Post
American Legion
Instruc
Auxiliary
Pilgrim Congregational Church
St. Agnes Guild
Mardi Gras Carnival Lights Marlboro St Jean’s Hall
The tenth annual Mardi Gras Carnival at Marlboro Marlboro St Jean’s hall last evening drew spectators and dancers in vibrant costumes. The Montcalm Degree teams of the Union St. Jean Baptist Society sponsor the event, with Bob Pooley and his Worcester orchestra providing music. Miss Barbary Teller waged for the lov ing cup prize as best costume, while Royalty entered at 8 15 with Miss ta Parizeau of Winter street named as princess.
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St. Jean’s Hall
Montcalm
Union St. Jean Baptist Society
Worcester
M’ss
Barbary Teller
Waga
Ta Parizeau
An Parizeau
Winter Street
All Day Meet of Pomona in Northboro
Northboro Grange opens at 10 30 am in Orange hall with welcome by Mrs Bessie Murray Pomona Grange Master Fred N Noyes to respond. Worcester Museum exhibit by Prof Robert W Parmonter Amherst and dinner at 12 30. Afternoon session at 1 45 with speaker Mrs Sally Harrie Remington Worcester on Personality of the Home. A colonial play A Stitch in Time is staged with local cast and High School orchestra provides music.
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Northboro — Borough
Pomona Grange
Orange Hall
Bessie’ Murray
Fred N. Noyes
Worchester Museum of Natural History
Robert W. Parmenter
Amherst
Home Grange
Sally Harrie Remington
Worcester
Northboro Grange
Flora Blakely
Shower for Miss McGee
A surprise shower for Miss Kathryn McGee of 5 Pleasant Street in Marlboro honored her upcoming marriage to Clifford J. Good of South Street. Hostesses Mrs. John F. Good and Mrs. Alfred Paul Petr tower decorated the room with white streamers and a bridal cake centerpiece topped by miniature figures.
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Marlboro
Kathryn McGee
Pleasant Street
Clifford J. Good
South. Street
John F. Good
Alfred Paul Pe
Birthday Party for Barbara Corrinni at 100 Neil Street
Mrs Barbara Corrinni hosted a birthday party at her home on 100 Neil Street yesterday afternoon for her fifth birthday. Many young guests attended including Rosemary Corrinni Joanne Supeck Marion Sapeck and more, a cake with five candles was featured and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Stella Corrini.
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Barbara Corrinni
Rosemary Corrinni
Joanne Supeck
Marion Sapeck
Pegey Rose Jaworek
Jeanne Jaworek
Mary Dean Broderick
Francis Cocoran
Jane Cocoran
Betts Downey
Gloria Coughlin
Barbara Burz
William Downey
Joan Downey
Dorothy , Coache
Anne Pazerewski
Eleanor Birri
Francis Logan
Anita Paganella
Nicholas Paganella
Robert Coughlin
Francis Kane
Susan Kané
Eva Coughlin
Susan Kane
Margaret Jaworek
Francis Sipeck
Southborough Woman's Club to Host Speaker on Community Ties
The Southborough Woman's Club meets Thursday at 2 30 in the Community House with Mrs Edward Borst as chair. Guest speaker Miss will discuss ties between the district and the community and the nature of her work.
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Southboro
Mra
Edward Borst
Southborough Woman's Club
Miss
Mrafford Deer
Sara Ss
Funeral today for Mrs Mamie Thurber Kent
Northboro Mrs Mamie Thurber Kent 68 wife of Vaughn C Kent died at Marlboro hospital. Funeral this afternoon at 2 with Rev Ralph B Kyper Unitarian Church officiating. Body to Mount Auburn for cremation. Born Storeham daughter of Charles and Myra Thurber. Survived by husband and son Ivan Longley Worcester brother Edger Thurber. Past president of Bussie L Marshall Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans Wartboro Northshore Grange Unitarian Alliance.
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Northboro
Mamie
C (Thurber) Kent
Vaughn C.kent
Marlboro Hospital
Ralph B. Kyper
Unitarian Church
Mount Auburn
Kent
Storeham
Charles and
Myra
Stevens) Thurber
Ivan F. Longley
Edger Thurber
Worcester
Bussie L. Marshall
United Spanish War Veterans Post
Wartboro
Northhore Grange
Unitarian Alliance
Tfs
Wong
Georga Higinns
Stephenson
Kiwanis Hear H P Oldham Guest Night Planned
Marlboro Kiwanis heard H Peter Oldham, former Royal Air Force member now living on Pleasant Street, share aviation notes. Harold R Wheeler announced Guest Night set for March 17 at Marlboro Country Club. Birthday bouquets were presented to Dr Peter Cottone and city official Edward E. Beaudry amidst lively remarks.
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Marlboro Cay
Peter Cottone
Alfred “Beaudty
Edward E. Were
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