Jamboree Plans Outline Scout Event at State Armory
Concord and Coneoide Lincoln Boy Scout district announce a major jamboree at the State Armory. David Todd of Lincoln chairs the Thursday night meeting with the Mid ediesex a insurance Partnership office aiding. Many troops will participate and prizes will be awarded.
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Concord
State Armory
Coneoide Lincoln
Ameeting
Midediesex A Insurance
David Todd
Lincoln
Lincoln town meeting and election slated for March 6
Concord nearby Lincoln holds its annual town meeting next Monday night March 1 at 7 30 at Town Hall. The annual election follows Saturday March 6 with a single contest for a three year selectman term H Bigelow Hills seeks re election against Charles K Fitts.
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Concord
Lincoln
Selectman
H. Bigelow Hills
Charles K. Fitts
Parke and Moynihan Win Grand Prizes at K of C Benefit
More than 200 attended the Knights of Columbus benefit for the Monument hall. Winners included Joseph Moynihan of Brooks Street for oil and Mrs. Robert W. Parke for coal. Special prize went to Mrs. William Robinson. Several bridge and whist prizes were awarded to numerous locals, with many individuals named among the winners and consolations. Buy Victory Bonds.
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Concord
K. of C
New Monument Hall
Charles E. Mara
Joseph Moynihan
Brooks Street
Robert W. Parke
William Robinson
Walden Street
Quinn
Maynard
the Elks
Hibernians
Firemen
Esther Sullivan
Bedford
Alfred J. Baptiste
Barbara Loughlin
Hazel Roche
Ann Wetherbee
R. H. Whits
James Burke
Henry Martel
James McKenna
Dorothy Flavin
R. H. Peterson
Anne Weeks
Mary T. Finigan
Isabel Milewski
Cyrus Hosmer
Audrey Robinson
T. Frank Moynihan
Margaret Connors
Mary Duggan
C. M. Hagerty
Ina Peterson
Catherine Goulding
Edna Denaro
Bridie Murphy
Edward Kelley
Cora Flannery
John O’brien
Alice Maley
Marie McPhillips
John Lips
Michael Boyce
John McBreen
How to Save Fuel Doors and Rugs for Heat Loss
A tip explains reducing heat loss by placing rugs against cracks beneath interior doors especially for bedroom doors when windows are open. It advises sealing gaps to keep warm air from escaping and conserve fuel.
St Pat's Party Planned at Lincoln Town Hall
A St Patrick’s event to benefit St Joseph's Church Lincoln South will be at Lincoln Town Hall 8 p m Wednesday March 17, sponsored by St Joseph's Guild. Chairs oversee whist, bridge, refreshments and prizes with entertainment to follow.
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Lincoln Town Hall
Lincoln
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
St. Joseph’s Guild
Thomas J. Carney
Allen R. Doherty
Dennis Dougherty
Theresa Delorey
James Boyce
Alfred M.davis
Basil Magui
Bedford man ill. Lafayette Currier named temporary mail clerk
Samuel Grainger of Magic Street has been ill and taken to Newport to recover. Lafayette F. Currier of 17 School Avenue has been appointed a temporary mail clerk at the South Postal station in Boston.
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Samuel Grainger
Magic Street
Newport
8. S
Lafayette F. Currier
School ‘Avenue
South
Boston
Fire crews respond to flooded oil burner mishap
Bedford Box 51 alerted the Fire Department to Mrs. Harry Neilson’s Concord Street home where a flooded oil burner caused smoke. Four dogs and one cat suffocated along with several wire resources before crews contained the incident.
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Bedford
Harry Neilson
Concord Street
Kenwell
Service For Mrs. Minnie Proctor In Bedford
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie F. Proctor wife of Frisbie H. Proctor 29 North road were held at the Douglas chapel Lexington with Rev Frank W Thompson officiating. Interment followed at Shaweseden cemetery She was 85 born in Rexton N B and had lived in Bedford 59 years She is survived by her husband two daughters Miss Blanch G Proctor and Mrs George C Cail one grandson Edward F Cail one great grandson a sister Mrs Sarvbwellar of New Haven Conn and several nieces and nephews
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Bedford
Minnie F. Proctor
Frisbie H. Proctor
North Road
Douglas Chapel
Lexington
Frank W. Thompson
Veterans Hospital
Church of Christ
Shawes
Een
Rexton
N. B
Bedford Fo
Blanch G. Proctor
George C. Cail
Elm Street
Edward F. Cail
Sarvbwellar
New Haven
Connecticut
Funeral Service For Miss Brooks Elderly Lincoln Resident
The funeral of Miss Estella M. Brooks eighty a Lincoln resident who died last Thursday at her Concord Turnpike home was held Saturday at a local funeral home Reverend Charles Marvin Styron of the First Parish Church conducted the service Cremation followed at Woodlawn cemetery Everett with burial planned in Lincoln cemetery Miss Brooks born in Lincoln lifelong resident from an old family attended Emerson College She is survived by two nephews Albert Brooks George Brooks of Los Angeles California and a niece Mrs Hazrl Smith of Franklin Hampshire
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Concord
Estella M. Brooks
Lincoln
Concord Turnpike
Charles Marvin Styron
Cnurea
Woodlawn
Everett
Lincoln Cemetery
Miss Brooks
Emerson College
Albert Brooks
George Brooks
Los Angeles
California
Hazrl Smith
Franklin, Iven
Hampshire
Marketmen Meet Next Saturday in Concord
The Boston Market Gardeners Association holds a Saturday meeting at Frost Insecticide Company in Arlington with lunch at 12 30. Speakers include Professors Lachmann and Thompson from the University of Massachusetts and G Freedman from the Philadelphia Farm Labor Agency. The annual meeting and lunch are set for March 20 at the State Armory in Concord.
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Concord
Boston Market Gardeners Association
Frost’ Insecticide Company
Arlington
William H. Lachmann
C. L. Thompson
University of Massachusetts
G. Freedman
Philadelphia Farm Labor Agency
State Armory
VFW Plans Ladies Auxiliary for Concord Post
Concord leaders announce formation of a Ladies Auxiliary to the local VFW Post No. 6537. Commander Rob ert Sheehan says a two member committee will explore the unit, with Franklin E. Hartwell John T. Algco Leonard Rae Lawrence S. Kendall named. They have contacted Mrs. Samuel Williston of the state department auxiliary for guidance and aim to organize at next month meetings.
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Concord
Robert ©. Sheehan
Concord Post
Franklin E. Hartwell
John T. Algco
Leonard Rae
Lawrence S. Kendall
Samuel Williston
State Department
Sheehan
Young Speaker At Last Meeting
The Middlesex County Extension Service completed its gardener and farmer program series with a talk by Prof. R. E. Young of the Waltham Field Station on the topic New Varieties. The final session took place last Wednesday afternoon at the local office.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
R. E. Young
Waltham Field Station
Sermon Topic at West Concord Union Church
The sermon delivered by Rev. Earl K. Sweatland at West Concord Union Church last Sunday morning focused on Our Lord Jesus. Kindergarten services last Sunday were conducted by Mrs. Carlton Lakeman.
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West Concord
Earl K. Sweatland
West Concord Union Church
Our Lord Jesus
Carlton Lakeman
Miss Dorwhy I Groton Wedding Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Saturday church service at eight o clock and a reception at the bridegroom's home. Mentions Edward Renshi, Mrs Jam, Norman Olsey, John Re, Redney in bury, Miss Rodshay from Mamoroneck, and the University of Ver Hall. The text is incomplete with names and places partially garbled.
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Dorwhy
Groton
Bri
Edward Renshi
Jamuario Canada Tendant
Distorted Arkansas School Team Named for Distinction
A fragmentary note references Arkansas players and a school team with distinction. It mentions Hornsby and a dog trainer in an unclear context, suggesting training or discipline but lacking coherent detail. The text is garbled and uncertain.
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Arkansas
Esc
Paul Both
Hornsby
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