Nashoba Fruit Association and local church notes West Acton
West Acton notes include the Nashoba Fruit Association meeting at G ASA hall Wednesday and the annual Baptist Church business session held Monday night. George Richardson of Roxbury is handling mail for a few weeks before Warren Haywood takes over. A. W. Davis installs a steam water system and pipes the new garage for his brother R. M. Pavia of Framingham works on a water project and new garage. The Mead Block post office gains improved quarters with future plans for more boxes and a tile floor. William H. Teele, 36, longtime resident and community leader, died last Wednesday. funeral Friday at the Baptist Church with tributes from Rev. A. E. Wheeler and the junior society singing. He leaves three sons Frank Sumner and Ernest Teele, and two daughters Mrs. Ella Burroughs and Mrs. Fanny Porter.
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Nashoba Fruit Association
G. Asa. Hall
Baptist Church
George Richardson
Roxbury
Warren Haywood
R. M. Pavia
Framingham
A. W. Davis
Mead Block
W. J. Benereeweal
Matt Carr
William H. Teele
California
Teele
A. E. Wheeler
Evelyn Knowlton
Frank Sumner
Somerville
Ernest
Rh's
Ella Burroughs
Fanny Porter
South Acton Honors Jonathan Wetherbee on 91st Birthday
South Acton observes New Year memory day for Jonathan Wetherbee on Wear Street with a reception and a New Year cane presentation by Selectmen Warren H Jones and Murray Brown naming him oldest registered voter. Evening party for 30 neighbors featured whist, music by Margie Kimball and Gene Fletcher, and a cake with numerous congratulatory cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan W. Wetherbee
Jonathan
K. W. Wetherbee
South Acton
Bia Hfe
Wear Street
Warren H Jones
Murray Brown
Board of Selectmen of
Acton
Wetherbee
Selectmen
Cane
Sophia Haynes
Mae E. Jackson
Charlies M. Kimball
Margie E. Kimball
Hope Kimball
Mr. Wetherbee
Gene Fletcher
Concord
Maynard
Stow
Littleton
Boston
C. L. Paddock
Jonathan P. Fletcher
Frank Z. Taylor
Elwin W. Harr
W. B. Currier
Lorenzo E. Reed
Mary Pratt
Charles M. Knnorball
Adelaide Taylor
Grace Taylor
Susan H. White
Rae Spicer
Ott
J. Reed
Jackson
Smith
Maynard telephone service cut off completely
A snowplow damaged the Maynard Concord street line, ignited the Fowler block, and disrupted contact for hundreds of subscribers. Fire, power, and alarm wiring failed before a repair crew restored connections after about an hour. The outage affected 55¢ subscribers with $9000 in repair costs estimated.
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Concord
Fowler Block
Columbus Rainville
Focal Exchange
Fortunacsty
Aphaki
Local Notables Report Illnesses and Community Updates
W. 8. Kelley and Alonzo Joy are listed as ill with one week to ten days of illness, J. A. Coding back after three weeks. E. F. Gray Co. sold 500 pounds of assorted chocolates in two days. James Berry served on the Cambridge grand jury three days last week and will be called monthly through fall. A Monday snowstorm left roads deep. A. W. Davis’s new plow struggles to finish work. Monday night Acton led, J. O. O. F. and Winona lodge held a joint installation with a supper and officer slate listed including Mrs Cameron of Fitchburg and other named officers. DDGM Harry Howe and party installed multiple officers across lodges with several officers-elect absent.
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Alonzo Joy
J. A. Coding
E. FE. Gray
James Berry
Grand Jury
Cambridge
A. W. Davis
Acton Ledev
Winona Cbhekeh
Eifzaoely Cameron
Fitchburg
Oltore Tits
Berna
Berna ‘Monague: VG
Laura Clifford
Ida McGregor
Ethel Goa
Mabel Willis
Conmd
Thelma MacGregor
Morrison
RSNG
Rachel Haynes
LSNG
Spinney
RSVG
Taylor
LSVG
Ethel Hayward
May Sawyer
J. A. Grimes
Harry Howe
Aver
W. J. Costello
Leland Campbell
P. H. Wiis
Leslie Stuart
LSS
Stanley Payson
Maynard
National Party Caucus
Democratic Town Committee
Lodge
U. S
Citizens
Board of Selectmen
Frank E. Sanderson
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
Charles
Keene
George H. Gutteridge
William Scully
Orrin
S. Fowler
L. Everett Wilson
Commit Ce
John Hannon
Publc Library
Joshua Edwards
Board of Health
Maynard and Assabet Mills to duel for town championship
Maynard town team faces Assabet Mills in the town championship at the local alleys this Thursday evening. Lineups feature Jack Lent Henry Price Harold Morgan George Lynch for Maynard and BiMett Joe Tucker Bill Ingham Hugh Miller Al Peterson Hugh Connors for Assabet Mills with strong all star lines.
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Maynard Town
Assabet Mills
Jack Lent
Henry Price
Harold Morgan
George Lynch
Id BiMett
Joe Tucker
Bill Ingham
Hugh Miller
al Peterson
Hugh Connors
Masonic Club Triumphs In Monday Night Card Meet
The Masonic Social club card team defeated the Odd Fellows Social club team in a tough match on Monday night, winning 58 to 58 and securing the club championship with 472 points to 366. The winning team will be roasted by the vanquished soon.
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Masonic Social Club
Odd Fellows Social Club
Masonic Club
Odd Fellows
Old Folks Ball Of White Cross At Colonial Hall
The White Cross Guild hosts its annual Old Folks Ball at Colonial Hall on January 25 with Sheridan's Orchestra providing music. Proceeds fund relief for those in distress and tickets are sold by guild members to support the charity.
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White Cross Guild
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
Corner store at Centro square nears finish
Lou Fullington completes painting while Flora Beach plans to open a lunch shop next week in the new Mead block. Woman's Club meeting Monday afternoon postponed due to the snowstorm.
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Centro Square
Lou Fullington
Flora Beach
Méad Block
Woman's Club
January caucus deadline drives town election talk
The town plans February 12 elections with caucus rules. Democrats push for stronger participation and a both parties cross representation, while candidates and officers gather names for town offices and a post office letter list hints at local interest.
Local Meetings Announced In Concord Community
Edith Macdohald starts violin study with Miss Marion Barker. Laymen's League meets January 15 at the Unitarian vestry with supper. D A R Old Concord chapter holds January 12 at 2 45 p m at the Chapter house on Lexington road with Mrs Charles Sumner Bird as afternoon speaker and Mrs Charles E Brown as music chair. Women’s Parish Association hosts January 15 with Mrs William J Lawrence speaking on The Spirit of the Shoals. Anson Wheeler to run second food sale for Social Service council at the Unitarian vestry January 15 after the W P A. Elsie Cook of Bolton visits Mrs Cyrus H Cook of Sudbury road. The provost will not vest the president at the university into the office of a president.
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Edith Macdohald
Marion Barker
Lexington Road
Charles Sumner Bird
Charles E. Brown
Brown
Edmands
Hosmer
Keyes
William J. Lawrence
Women's Parish Association
Unitarian Vestry
Lawrence
Trinity parish elects officers for 1923 meeting
At the annual meeting on January 1 1923 Trinity parish elected officers for the coming year Senior warden Gordon Hutchins junior warden Fred A Tower treasurer Gordon Hutchins clerk Chas R Nutter delegates to the Diocesan convention Gordon Hutchins Herbert L B Smith Charles R Nutter delegates to the Arch Deaconry at Lowell Geo M Weed Dr Ronald M Ferry Parker Dudley vestrymen George M H B little C Hayden Whitney R Clifford Pratt Dr Ronald M Ferry and Roger D Swaim.
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Trinity Parish
Gordon Hutchins
Fred A. Tower
Chas. R. Nutter
Herbert LB. Smith
Charles R. Nutter
Lowell
Geo. M. Weed
Ronald M. Ferry
Parker Dudley
Grits Stir Florida Memory Beyond Mills and Boston
A fragment recalls a Florida scene where grits stir debate between Southern and Northern palates. A Boston observer notes breakfast habits and a palatable breakfast choice amid a Palm Beach chat at a resort, highlighting regional food loyalties and fashion.
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Florida
Palm Beach
Anothe
Boston
Penn Provost Election Signals Academic Leadership Change
A prominent educator and academic figure formerly associated with the University of Pennsylvania faces selection as provost after acting in the role for three years since Dr Egor Fuchs Sint resigned. The appointment would formalize duties spanning all university powers and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Egor Fuchs Sint
Cuttes
Bedford Junior Dance at Layington High School
The Junior Dance will be held in the AysenSly Hall of Layington High School on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layington High School
Installation of Officers at Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post 221
The Anthony Hunt Hamilton post 221 American Legion held its officer installation in the town hall last Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Dr James J Walsh of Lexington conducted the ceremony. Installed for the coming year were commander Mr Ra vice commander F W Thompson adjutant William Wilkins finance officer Howard Davis chaplain Rev R C Leonard. Committee members were Albert Beremberg, Charles H Brock and Henry C Isnor.
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Thanyinh
Anthony, Hunt
Hamilton
American Legion
James J. Walsh
Lexington
F. W
Thompson
Willany Wilkins
Howard *. Davia
R. C. Leonerd
Frank B. Dav
Aree
Albert Blerenbroodspet
Charles H Brock
Henry C. Isnor
Concord Junction Prayer Meeting Ties to Classics
Alfred Wheeler Stone, minister, will preach Sunday morning on a church theme. He speaks on the "Great American Manin" event and holds a midweek prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. All are invited.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Election of Officers by Concord Lodge No. 212
Concord Lodge No. 212 I O O F held its annual officer election on Thursday January 4 with D D G M George Allen and others installed. Officers named include N G Redert EB Cousins W G Jamesey Calawell Jr rac sec Joan PLAW len fin sec Harrie P Noms treas Frank S Wacker chaplain George Montague R G Had don L N G Wayne Lawrence warden Ralph Gerow condr Merton Letgvon R S 8 S Georg Manter L 8 G Goodwin Carlsong G Henry Harmon C G Noble Loomer VG Frank Lois ton L G Pilmy Nuns. A beef supper preceded the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Thoreday
Hudson
D. D. G. M. George Allen
N. G. Redert
EB. Cousins
W. G. Jameyey Calawell, Jr
Joan Plaw Len
Fin
Harrie P. Noms
Trea
Frank 8
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Tabernacle Brand
Swansdown
Dodge Bros
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Walden St
Coue
Maynard Exchange
Toston
Marlboro
Rainville
Tony Collings
Tony
Marie
Lena Peterson
Lilian Lawrence
Annie Dunn
Grace Sweeney
Robert Lester
Kelley
NASH
Concord Motor Co
Tel
Elsie Johnson
Eli. Johnson
Grace Holland
W. A Davis
Robert Derby
Mullins
Lettie C. Ely
Charlie
Hendrickson
Freeman Schofield
J. Eliz
Moltman
Walter Griswold
Henry Jacobson
Elvn Groop
Ernest McCleary
Howard Abbott
The
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Connor
Melody Boys
H. Connor
P. Dunlap
A. O'Malley
H. Meller
E. Bowser
N. Dunbrack
Waltham Inquire
Peoples Theatre
A. D. Macrae
Mass
Elsie Cook
Bolton
Cyrus H. Cook
Sudbury Road
Universityy
Bedford
Concord Junction
Union Church
Maynard. Mass
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