Local notes and social happenings in Concord area
Percy Rideout visits his mother from Illinois rail work with the Big Four Railroad. West Concord Woman's Club to host lecture by Rev. Peter McQueen on Russia January 11. A wedding breakfast follows a Crest street ceremony for Charbonneau and his bride with relatives from multiple cities before a Montreal honeymoon and Lynn residence.
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Percy Rideout
Illinois
Agathea Club
Keyes
F. H. Rideout
Granby
P. Q
Mount Carmel
Big Four” Railroad
James Riley
Pine St
Victoria Martel Weds Er nest Charbonneau in Help of Christians Church
Saturday morning ceremony at the Help of Christians Church united Miss Victoria Martel eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Martel with Er nest Charbonneau of Lynn. Rev M J Welsh officiated using the double ring service. The bride wore white satin with marquisette veil. Groom’s attendant was Alphonse Pelletier of Wakefield.
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Christians’ Church
Victoria Martel
Arthur Martel
Ernest Charbonneau
Lynn
M. J. Welsh
Alphonse Pelletier
Wakefield
E. L. Howe
East Main St
Ida Holden
Bessie Thayer
Hazel Spinney
Vermont University
Miss Holden
Alma Holton
Norwood
Framingham Rd
Clarence Howe
Clinton St
Blanche Whitman
Rosalyn Warner
Mt. Holyose
Margaret Newcombe
Carl Doucette
West Main St
Narcisse Denis
Baltimore
Alexander Denis
Belmont St
Denis
St. Mary's Church
Rosanna Labossiere
Brockton
Cleophas Labossiere
Eugene Labossiere, Jr
Effie Goway
George Rathburn
Harry Miles
Lafayette Stickney
Newton St
Hazel Woodward
Shrewsbury
Harriett Wakefield
Walnut St
Walter Coulter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Greenwood
Church St
Fred Wilkins
Danvers
Church Annual Meeting and Services Outline Schedule
The annual church meeting for business was held Tuesday evening with a supper, reports and elections. Sunday morning the pastor spoke on To give knowledge of salvation to his people. Evening service featured Compel them to come in. After the evening service is the communion season.
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The
Church For Business
First annual Bach elor's club ball a successful event
The first annual ball of the Bachelor’s club was held in Association hall on Tuesday evening with about 75 couples attending from nearby towns. Salem Cadet orchestra provided music for 20 dances. Burleigh L. Pratt and Mrs. Clara Pratt led the grand march. Dr. Wendell F. Davis directed the floor with assistants J. H. Snow and others. Intermission refreshments were served in the banquet hall.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
West Concord
Clark
Upham
Harlan P Upham
Merriam’s
Social Service Committee
Elizabeth R. Hix
Lottie I. Lapham
Jessie B. Moore
Flora C. Watson
Anna B. Hall
Bertha Wilson
Clara Robinson
Margaret Gale
Margaret Adams
Walter Upham
Roger Allen
Eric Judges
Warren Hix
Bachelor’s Club
Association Hall
Salem
Burleigh L. Pratt
Clara Pratt
Wendell F. Davis
J. H. Snow
H. A. Bridges
A. P. Simpson
B. L. Pratt
H. E. Tolman
Local Births and Visits Reported in Marlboro
Marlboro residents announce births and visitors with many relatives and friends listed. Notable items include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fretchie and several trips by residents to towns such as Lynn Winchester and Keene New Hampshire.
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William Burns
Lynn
W. E. Cadman
Winchester
Frank Fretchie
Manning Sr
Harry Gale
Keene, N. H
J. A. Frye
Gertrude Martin
Mattapan
Raphael Bouffard
Short St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abert Vanderhoof
MAIN
Concord
Clarence McAuslan
Maynard
H. J. Hansen
Walden ST. Concord
D. and
J.W. Raymond
Walden Street
Spencer
Kiplings
Emnor
Literary Hall of Fame
Teader
Spencer Bros
Walden
Mass
Tris
Ones AK
Allen
General Electric Co
West Concord Woman's Club
Martel—Charbonneau
Union Church
Boston
Princi
W. C. Shea
Buffalo, N. Y
Adolphe Lizotte
Frye St
L. Leblanc
Duhamel
Blanche Lambert
Broad St
Theophile Rivard
Henry D. Bouley
Marion Buisson
Alice Lambert
Seph Lambert
Joseph Dessein
J. B. Lambert
Concord, Maynard and Hudson St, A. A
Coats
Crosby
Maynard’s Block
J. W. Chapin Maynard
Nason Street
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