Middlesex Officials Head Hub Meeting With Talks On Taxations
Hudson J Meserve chair man of the legal board and secretary and Dr Frederick P Glagier former chair man and past president are listed as principal speakers. The association will elect officers in the morning session with the afternoon devoted to disease town problems and proposed legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
John M.*meserve
Middlesex
Frederick‘ P."glagier
Associ
Ation
Brent State Genasionce
Hudson plans advisory council to boost high school athletics
A municipal advisory council for the high school athletic association is forming with Ralph Toy named as the board representative. John M. Miller, Henry T. Dyson, Helde Morgan Jr., William H. Connell, Chester Lamson, P. G. Christy and others will serve. Gilroy outlines a plan to the town council, aiming to advance athletics and prepare for the baseball season.
Odd Fellows Benefit Ball Promises Joyful Night at Armory
Grand Odd Fellows Benefit Dance announced for Friday January 8 at the State Armory. Karl Reh and his 12 piece State Ballroom Orchestra will headline. Net proceeds from the event go to the Edward L. Parker estate. Also reported is the sale of the Hill estate from W L Bespdsell to Dr Will T Shedden of Brooklin.
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Concord
Grand Odd Fellows
State Armory
Karl Reh
State Ballroom
Edward L. Parker
W. L. Bespdsell
Will T. Shedden
Brooklin
Concord businessman George Hopkins dies in New York
George Willard Hopkins a Concord native and longtime church and Mason member died suddenly in his New York office on December 29. He is survived by his widow Mary Alden Hopkins, daughter Barbara Jones and sister Isabelle Lawrence, with funeral services held in Flushing New York and committal at Sleepy Hollow cemetery in Concord.
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George Witlstd
Hopweil Weenigehown
Boston
New York
Concord
Flushing N. Y
Mobert
Congregational Childere
Serries
Arelmot R. Jones
Goncord
George L. Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
George “Willard” Hopkins
George W. Hopkins
Wistera
T.’F. Mhany
Arr Whdertaker
Concord ‘High
Chase and Sanborn
Northeastern University
Massachusetts
Educator ‘Cracker Co
Leese-Wil
Philathea
New
Corinthian Lodge
Walden Royal Architer
Concord Mason
Dusiness
Flushing
Concord Friends
Mary Alden
Brockton
Barbara
Wilmot R. Jones
Storm King School
Cromwall
Hudson
Isabelle G
John Fe.) Lawrence
Rain Makes Bad Going on Marlboro Roads
Drizzling rain that froze created treacherous underfoot and road conditions in Marlboro area. Boston Post Road and Shrewsbury hill saw a score of stalled cars and trucks as heavy laden vehicles failed to climb icy grades. Worcester connections ran late with buses delayed up to thirty minutes.
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Boston’ Post Road
Sudbury
Worcester
Marlboro
Shrewsbury Hill
Fort Meadows Hill
Public Dinners and Whist Party Named in Acton Notices
South Acton church will host a public dinner January 14 in the vestry from 1:20 pm to 2 pm with roasted pies on the menu. The Acton Athletic Association plans a butterfly whist party at Exchange Hall on Tuesday evening January 12 at 8 o'clock with a butterfly raffle at the association field that week at a private home.
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L. 8
Congregational Church
Acton Athletic Association
Exchange Hall
Happy Workers of je and the Concord program
The record notes Frances White and Alfreda Howard charged, Ruth Waits elected treasurer. Poems by Frances White Margaretta King Olive Strong Hildegarde Andreasen Elizabeth Ried Mari on Haynes. Margaretta King and Carmella Palmer danced the Virginia Reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances White
Alfreda Howard
Ruth ‘Waits
Margaretta King
Olive Strong
Hildegarde Andreasen
Elizabeth Ried
Mari
On ‘Haynes
iAlfreda Howard
Margaretta
King
Carmella Palmer
Virginia
Marlboro Sunday School Elects Officers for Year
The Methdist Sunday school in Marlboro elected officers for the coming year. Superintendent Miss Blanche Wheeler and assistant superintendent Mrs Marion Coolidge will lead. Ina Wyatt is secretary, Fred Wilbur treasurer, and Miss Davis leads the Beginners and Primary. The home department is directed by Miss Davis with Mrs. Beals handling benevolences. The board meeting is set for February first Monday night, followed by a social. In Concord the Knights of Columbus added two more to their team after a 12th round in Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Coolidge
Clara Hollis
Melvin Little
Edith Slayton
Open house honors Rev George L Thurlow at The Manse
On New Year’s Day, many guests visited The Manse to honor Rev George L Thurlow and Mrs Thurlow. The event ran from four to six in the afternoon and eight to ten in the evening with handshakes and warm greetings. Mrs George W Towle hosted the afternoons while Mrs Laura A Wilder and Mrs Stephen J Murray hosted the evening. Refreshments were served by a group of women including Mrs Theodore Jensen and others.
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Reeeaetional
George W. Towle
Laura A. Wilder
Stephen J. Murray
Theodore Jensen
Thomas Todd
Eliot ‘R. Howard
Earle
H. Parks
W. Edward Lamb
Joseph ‘Smith
Lestie R. Moore
Dnh
Wallace
B. Conant
Concord Council Leads In Evening Totals In Local Contest
Concord Council K of C 433 tops the field with 37 points in the evenings tally. Division 56 AOH trails with 35 and Concord Rod and Gun Club has 28. Grand totals show Concord Council 433, Division 56 AOH 392, Concord Rod and Gun Club 375.
Cards to trade for Hack Wilson excitement in outfield
Rumors swirl as St Louis Cards discuss trading for Hack Wilson after a quiet swap with Grimes and Peachout. Rickey and Breadon promise Wilson will be a key cog in a heavy hitting lineup next season while Hack says he is thrilled to join Chicago’s former rivals and reclaim his home run swing.
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Amar Iereemals
St. Louls
Meade
Rickey
Chicago
Grimes
Peachout
Hack
Breadon
Wilson
Martinsburg
West Concord Union Church Weekly Schedule
West Concord Massachusetts minister Rev Alfred Wheeler leads morning service at 10:30 with a sermon on The Oversoul and the Understanding. Church school at noon. Evening events include Senior Society of Christian Endeavor and a Community Sunday night lecture on Porto Rico. Weekly meetings follow through Tuesday to Friday with various groups and services.
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West Concord - Union
West Concord
Maes
Alfred Wheeler
Senior
of Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Miner
Porto Rico
Ladies Union
Cortinky Tear” _ Society t.—Ohotr rehbaraad
Lutze to Face Pat McKay in Boston Arena Show
Wrestlers Lutze and McKay top an all star program at the Boston Arena next Thursday promoted by Paul Bowser. Morelli against Reilly and Lutz against Strack head the undercard as fans bid for the marquee bout. Tickets on sale at Bowser’s office 116 Chauncey Street.
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Nick Late
Stacie Buack
Boston
Sports Polito
Boston Arena
Lutz
Pat McKay
Memphis
Paul Bowser
al Morelli
Boston College
Pat Reilly
University of Texas
Laitz
Strack
Henri Deglane
McKay
Mémphis
Deglane
Reilly
Chauncey
Concord Board of Trade Meets in Assembly Hall
The Concord Board of Trade met Monday evening in the assembly hall of the Marvey Wheelerschird West Concord with Dr Philip T etn as president and others. National Bank official spoke on banking, outlining how agencies affect bankers and banking today. Refreshments were served under Andrew Edward sen’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board of Trade
the Marvey
Wheelerschird
West Concord
Philip Tetn
Sia
Prenidig Tor
Tbs Openbon Ar Bayean EU
Eshier
Concord
National Bank
Andrew “Edwardsen
Mrs John Coyne Hosts Second Hibernians Whist Party
Mrs John Coyne hosted the Division 66 Ancient Order of Hibernians whist party at 239 Main Street Wednesday evening. Fifteen tables filled with enthusiastic players while Mrs Charles Sheehan and Mrs Edward Steehan joined guests. door prize awarded to Mrs Charles Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Hibernians
John Coyne
Main Street
Charles Shéehan
Edward W. Steehan
Arthur Adwee
Joseph ‘Alexander
Lawton
Alexander MacEachpepe
George ‘Lee
Charles Castle
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Christmas gathering
The Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary met at Monument hall on Monday evening to celebrate the Christmas season. Mine Aline O Nell chaired the meat committee meeting as nine Battles division president. A prettily decorated Christmas tree displayed gifts exchanged during the event. Community singing was led by Mrs John Fitzgerald and Mrs Katherine Downey. Mrs David Hayes and Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien performed fancy dancing exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Hibernians
Aline
Néll
Battles
John Fitzgerald
Katherine Downey
David Hayes
Elizabeth O’brien
Home Kitchen Upgrades and Simple Recipes for Busy Days
A domestic guide highlights cheerful kitchen upgrades from colorful ware to copperware and handy tools. It shares practical recipes for baked fish and potato layers, fudge nut colic layers with divinity frosting, and apple fritters, including measurements and cooking steps for a homemaker’s year-end meals.
Cottage fire devastates eight room home in Rio
A blaze at the John and Mary Rip home on Rio Cottage Street destroyed several rooms and furnishings, with damage pegged over 3000. Mrs Mesquita saved the sleeping infant after alarm raised, fire spread through partitions, and investigators blamed an overheated furnace recently fueled.
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Hudson
Reese
John’ Perry Rio
An John Perry
Rip
Mary. Mesquita
Rios
Burting
Nosthy
Rio
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Je Muller
Lillian
Corke
Missuller
Ling
Miss Corke
State Selectmen's Ass'n
Webster Rotarian
Odd Fellows
South Acton
King Features’ Syndicate
Ane
Great Britain
Happy Workers of
Columbus
Monument Hall
Rev. S and Mrs
Geaab Thurlow
Newsies
White House
Midland
Lutze
John. Coy
Home “Service
Scarred
CAS ‘Co
Clemsen
Pimientos
Apple
Ian Darling
Bourke
Weigce
Maynard
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