Grange Members Honor Mrs Sweet At New Home
About sixty members of Annursnac Grange surprised Mrs Sweet at her Main Street home Tuesday evening. They praised her unifying work as Grange Master and presented a gold gift toward furniture. Refreshments music and games followed as guests extended best wishes for health and happiness. Miss Helen Loring hosted Miss Wyre Keep of Moneon for the weekend.
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Ibeas
Grange
Sweet
Mrs. Sweet
Jlelen Loring
Holy Name Societies Hold Union Services in Concord area
Severe weather did not deter a full Our Lady Help of Christians Church crowd for union services of Holy Name Societies from Concord Concord Junction and Maynard at 7 45 Sunday evening. Rev Joseph P Maher officiated and preached a moving sermon marking the 50th anniversary of the Holy Name Society in the county.
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Holy Name Societies
Our Lady
Help of Christians Church
Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Holy Name Society
Joseph P. Maher
Advertising Pays Off For Local Partners In Five Years
The two partners modestly increased their appropriation five years ago and now own eight times their original sum in a large city. With bankers, manufacturers, and customers all ranking A-1, their business has grown healthily. They credit advertising, noting every cent spent has returned and attracted more, building a highly recognized enterprise in town.
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Ne Oe
Benedictions and Mass Celebrate Holy Name Event
The text describes benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and the Cardinal Hymn to the Holy Name sung by the native congregation. In the morning all members observed early mass celebrating Corsnon.
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Congregation of the Cardinals
Celed
Oly Corsnon
Sudbury Notes From Framingham Visit And Local Happenings
Miss Emily Wills underwent ear abscess treatment at Framingham, with operation performed. A telephone was installed at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael Shea. Hard coal consignments arrived for local dealers. Em A Powers and Bent are both confined to home. Cafford Burr served on the Cambridge grand jury last week. Fred Elser and Kenneth on Florida trip, while teens cars frequent Sudbury roads. Miss Gertrude Stone celebrated her 18th birthday at home over the weekend.
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John C. Han
Florida
Em. A. Powers
Bent
Cafford Burr
Cambridge
Fred Elser
Kenneth
Sudbury
Gertrude Stone
Concord Near East Relief reaches goal near two thousand
The Near East Relief Fund in Concord stands about one hundred dollars shy of two thousand dollars. Local families and residents report ongoing support as community members travel and return from visits.
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Concord
Miss Wheeler Hosts Surprise Birthday Lend at Colonial Inn
Miss Mary Wheeler and about twenty five Lupils plus parents surprised Mrs. Thomas L. Sanborn at the Colonial Inn on her birthday last Saturday. They presented a cake with candles and other remembrances. Wheeler, a strict but admired teacher, led pupils in speaking pieces and singing, showcasing fine old fashioned costumes.
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Mary Wheeler
Cyrus Richardson
Colonial Inn
Thomas L. Sanborn
Young People’s Sunday At Unitarian Church
The Unitarian Church holds Young People’s Sunday on January 14 with the service led by the parish youth. Edwin Ferber formerly connected with the church gives the address and a large attendance is expected. Music will be directed by Mr Zan Zig as part of a nationwide observance across denominations.
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Unitarian Church
Edwin Ferber
Zan Zig
Farnum Named President of Marlboro Laymen's League
The Unitarian Laymen's League met in the vestry where Joseph Farnum was elected president and Jean Lawrence became vice president. Russell Frye announced the treasurer's report as Walter Allen assumed the post, with two new members Arthur Scodden and Calward Costellow joining. Frank Golwin, state vehicle registrar, will speak in February and a tribute was paid to John Elice for expanding membership.
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Unitarian Laymen's League
Unitarian Church
Oger
Raymond Witherbee
Davoille
H. Bond
Commodore Wm. Barnard
National Laymen's League
Joseph Priemo
Jean Lawrence
Vicw
Russell Frye
Walter Allen
Arthur Scodden
Community Service
Calward Costellow
Wheeler & Costellow
Frank BE. Ciodwin
District Governor to Speak to Marlboro Rotarians
District Governor Robert Hill of Rotary district 31 will address Marlboro Rotary Club at a noon luncheon at the Elks Home and later speak to the Hudson Rotary Club in Marlboro. He will tour Marlboro industries in the morning and speak to the Hudson club in the evening, accompanied by local members.
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Robert Hill
Rotary Clubs
New England
Marlboro
Cleb
Judge Thi
Hudson
Hudson Rotary
45th Annual Bank Meeting Shows Progress and Elections
The Peoples National Bank held its 45th annual meeting in the bank rooms with President Stillman R. Stevens presiding. The report shows a strong year with rising business. officers and directors for the coming year were elected. The condensed statement lists loans and discounts at 1 253 857.40, U S bonds 740 176.00, other bonds 680 867.62, real estate 42 500.00, cash 272 588.65, totaling 3 004 969.67 with deposits at 2 387 315.88 and capital 150 000.00.
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Peoples National Bank
Stillman R. Stevens
U.S
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank National Banks
Beaudreau Rogers Wedding at St Marys Brookline
Former District Attorney KR H Beaudreau wed Miss Sadie V Rogers at St Marys Church Brookline at noon. Rogers daughter of the late Peter and Mary Rogers of 16 Adams Street born and educated locally. Beaudreau son of Evangelist Boudreau and Mrs Boudreau of 70 Browns Street.
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KR. H. Beaudreau
Sadie V. Rogers
St. Mary's Church
Brookline
Miss Rogers
Peter
Mary Rogers
Adams Street
Maplboro High School
Telephone Exchange
Asburn Street
Beaudreau
Evangelist Boudreau
Browms Street
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