Inn Church Observes Fortieth Anniversary in West Concord
West Concord church marked its 40th anniversary with a supper and program Tuesday evening. Mrs Wham H Butcher chaired the committee. honors were paid to deceased members. readings, tributes, and messages from distant members accompanied reports on church activities and finances.
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West Concord
Iumon Amren
Wham H Butcher
S.ation
Alfred Wineeler
Bean
Churc
Misa
Noonan
Herbert Shepard
Cep Lane
Edgar “H. Hatch
Lillian F. Miner
Pacific
Priscilla
Hay
Oe Irving
Eb Iiiion
Stone
Frank
Walker
John Olsen
Ladies’ “Missionary Society
Goodwin H. Carlson
Helping Hand Society
Irs
George A. Montaguenee
Archie P.pson
Christian Endeavor
Vigerblue
Af Life and
Acon Wince Kingman Ms
Lillian ’. Miner
Anta Noonan
Pete
Funeral for David Mason in Concord
David Mason died after forty years of service guiding a school barge route. The funeral at Strawberry Hill Road was led by Rev. George Loring Thurlow of the Trinitarian Church with Mrs Benjamin Derby of West Concord singing Abide with Me. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton Center. Mason is survived by daughter Emma B and two sons, Warren and Ralph, plus brothers Pinieaace Mason and Norman Mason and a married sister in Maine. wife Ale Mason predeceased him two years ago.
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Concord
David Mason
George Loring Thurlow
Trinitarian Church
Benjamin ~Derby
West Concord
Robert McAdoo
Thomas McAdoo
Walter Avery
Charles Fisher
Acton Center
Woodlawn
Thirlow
Mayers
Kittery
Maine
Ale ‘M. Mason
Holy Name Societies Gather in Maynard and West Concord
More than 300 men from Maynard received Communion at St. Bridget's masses last Sunday. In the afternoon over 200 men from St. Bridget's and St. Casimir's attended an annual Holy Name Society union meeting at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord. Delegations from St. Bernard's Concord and West Concord joined the Maynard group in the service.
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Maynard
Holy Name Sette
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget's
St. Casimir’s
Holy Name Societies
Maynard A De Molay Guests with Rainbow for Girls
A Belmont assembly Rainbow for Girls welcomed members of LD Wilson Chapter De Molay at a belmont Saturday night meeting. George Weaving served as master councillor for the local team and led an exemplification of the interpolation degree. A dance and further events are planned at Belmont High School auditorium on Friday evening January 31 with George Smith's orchestra.
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Maynard
LD Wilson Chapter
de Molay
Belmont Assembly Rainbow For Girls
Belmont
George Weaving
George Smith
Harmony Lodge U W re elects Flannery. installs officers
At the Harmony Lodge A U W Carpenter's Union Hall Edward W Flannery of 14 Bedford Street was reelected and installed for another year. District Deputy Walter B Jackman presided with officers Robert Wood past master Michael Hopkins Howard McKenna William J Hennessey John J Dee Oswald Olsen Michael Ho as trustee for three years.
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Concord
Harmony Lodge
U. W
Carpenter’s Union
Hall
eVerning
Edward
W. Flannery
Maseseay
Walter B. Jackman
Waltam and
Suite
Flannery
Robert Wood
Michael Hopkins
Howard ‘McKenna
Record Ff
William J. Hennessey
John J. ‘Dee
Olsen
Iguide
Michael Ho
Osward McKenna
David Lowe Dies in Maynard at 56
David Lowe of 2 Hackman Court Maynard died Friday night at his home from heart trouble after a period of illness. He was 56, born in Maynard, son of Julius Lowe and the late family. He is survived by his mother Mrs Hannay Howe, a sister Hattie Harris of Allston, and brothers Aschaon Lowe of Arlington and John Sunderland. Burial was at Glenwood. He was once active in local fraternal groups and long connected to Maynard and its history.
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Maynard
David Lowe
Hackman Court
Julius Lowe
Hanny Howe
Irs Hattie Harris
Allston
Rgs
John ‘Sunderland
John Sunderland
Jordan
Glenwac
Lowe
Odd Fellows
Concord
Hig
Focal 3 Lodge
Concord Grange installs new officers in festive ceremony
A large gathering at Elk's Hall welcomed Concord Grange No. 150 as Frederick Moreau began a second term as master. Officers installed include Nellie Wells Overseer Arthur A es Lecturer William Amunds Clark and Elizabeth Dwyer secretary with many members and guests attending.
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Concord
Concord Grangera
Elk’s
Hughan
Erwin Scofield
Billerica
Ba Grange
Middlesex-North Porina Grange
Ruth . Hallenberg
Billerica Grange
Eileen Frazer
Chford Grange
Ellen Wigglesworth
Hya Campbell
James Mawnan
Nellie A. Wells
Arthur‘f. A S
William Amunds
Ard
Independents Defeat Jewish Council 28 to 18 in Rough Game
Independents beat the Jewish Council 28 18 in a fast rough school game. At half time the Independents led by 12 points as Johnson and Glickman contributed for the victors.
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Maynard H
Jewish Council
Echoes
Johnson A
Vic
Glickman
Sudbury to Dedicate New Town Hall in Historic Event
Sudbury plans a February dedication for a newly built executive town hall replacing the fire‑destroyed structure. The project, designed by Charles Way and built by Concord Construction, cost about 85 000 dollars. The dedication committee led by Harvey N Fairbanks reports completion near.
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Sudbury
Grange Hall
Wills
Peratty
Henry
B. Rice
Lydia Raymond Eee
Concord Construction Company
Harvey N. Fairbanks
Charity Ball and Whist Party for White Cross Guild
Maynard announces the annual Charity Ball and Whist Party at the Auditorium on Thursday night January 23. Tickets were distributed to members this week. The White Cross Guild has supported welfare work for sixteen years and faces a strained treasury over the past two years. The event remains a key fund raiser with strong town support. The James J Mansfield Post AL band will play in the Veterans Building Tuesday January 19 with a whist party. George A Landini is new band vice president replacing resigning Lesleo Anderson. Augustine W Macone named librarian.
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Maynard
James J. Mansfield
Veterans’ Building
George A. Landini
Lesleo. Anderson
Augustine W Macone
Concord merchant Arthur A. Pike dies after short illness
Arthur Augustus Pike, longtime Concord marketman at Quality Market in West Concord, died Saturday at 17 Central Street after a brief illness. Born October 9 1859 in Acton, he lived in Hudson and Acton before moving to Auburn Maine and then Concord. He was active in Tranquil Lodge A F M Lewiston and Sene Union Veterans of the Civil War. Survived by his widow Elizabeth Burkill Gates and two sisters, he was remembered for integrity and reliability as a businessman. Funeral held at his home. burial in Forestvale Cemetery Hudson.
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Concord
Arthur Augustus Pike
Central Street
West
Rupert S. Steven
Hudson
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union
Ashésy
Pall Bearens
Leon
George Wetherhbee
Stow
Pike
Auburn
Maine
Ag Lear
Lange Shoe
White Market
Quilty Market
West Concord
Tranquil ‘Lodge
A. F. Mi
Lewiston
Pine Cove
Easten
Aeton Agricultural Society
Elizabeth Burkill Gates
Elizabeth
Burkill) Pike
Anna. Wetherbee
Nother
Rotation System Starts Maynard Mill Returns to Work
The Assabet Mill in Maynard resumes operations after a ten week shutdown caused by a labor strike tied to Lawrence. About 1500 workers affected. by now nearly 400 back at the mill as a rotation system assigns tasks among employees. Wage readjustment notices reportedly posted in several departments as the whistle signals a return to duty for the town and neighboring areas.
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Maynard
Assabet
Lawrence
Harriett Lent Passes After Long Illness At 68
Mrs Harriett Lent wife of Jes B Lent of 108 Puffer Road died Monday night after a long illness at her home She was 68 born in Bear River Nova Scotia and had lived in town 33 years Survived by her husband four sons James Donald Charles and Roy two daughters Mrs Albert Priest and Mrs Hattie Mackay plus 21 grandchildren
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Maynard
Harriett Lent
Jes B. Lent
Puffer Road
Donald Lent
Bear River
N.S
Aild
Sbe
James
Donald
Charles
Roy
Albert Priest
Sarker
Sarker Ctrec
Hattie Mackay
Digby
N. S
West Concord Officials to Speak at Club Event
Teachers from West Concord schools will hear Dr. McGillicuddy educational secretary Mass Society Social Hygiene discuss Boy and Girl Relationships at the West Concord Woman's Club next Friday afternoon. Tea will be served under Mrs W A Fought.
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West Concord
Dr. McGillicuddy
Mass. Society Social Hygiene
South Acton Mass Meeting To Be Tonight
South Acton residents plan a mass meeting to oppose Boston Maine Railroad plans to convert the passenger station into a combined freight and passenger facility. They warn the move endangers property and pedestrians and will affect travelers from Stow Maynard Boxboro Acton Center and beyond. The meeting takes place tonight Wednesday January 13 at eight oclock in the Acton Improvement Association rooms.
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Acton
Boston @ Maine railroad
Nass
Acton Improvement Association
Stow
Maynard
Boxboro
Acton Center
South -Ac
Manhard Town Election February 8 Planned
The town prepares for its annual officers election on February 8. Filing deadlines loom with nominating papers due by January 27 and caucus certification by January 22. Key town officials up for election include selectmen, treasurer, tax collector, and board members with caucus details set for January 21 at Cooperative Hall.
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Maynard
Registrars of Voters
Hesday
of Strati Ig
Frank B. Sanderson
Asher Michael- Nee
Brayden
George Frank
Binks and Charies
Frank H Sander
County Board Meeting Draws Many Guests at Maynard
Maynard hosts a county board session with guests from multiple towns. Officers of Division 44 A OH and Auxiliary installed, a chicken salad served. Mary Doyle of Cambridge state president, Mary Gleason of Wesleyan former county president, Anna Galvin of Framingham county president, and Mary Hurley of Belmont county vice president were among attendees with Rev Walter Roche as guest speaker.
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O. H
Maynard
Nival
Mary Doyle
Cambridge
A. O .H. Aus
Mary
Mary Gleason
We‘esley
Anna Galvin
Framingham
Mary Hurey
Belmont
Walter Roche
West Concord Union Church to mark fortieth anniversary
West Concord Union Church observes its fortieth anniversary next Sunday January 17 with morning services at 10 30 and an evening program at 7 featuring remarks by former ministers state church leaders and town clergy. The celebration honors the church as the oldest Union church in the state and includes a special organ milestone and Endeavor ceremony led by Elwood P. Sweet.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Silag N Adams
Chester
Henry M. Lane
Frederick Harland Page, DD
Boston
Edward
Reality Church
Ministers of
Concord
George Loring Thurlow
Armitarian Congregational Church
Edward Perry Daniels
Igrly
Mra
Elwood P. Sweet
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Concord ‘Grange
Gouncil
Arthur A. Pike
Charles B
South Acton
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George H Gutteridge
Howard Herbert
Bason Cross
Christopher W Lson
Mark Newton
William P Scully
Board of Public Welfare
William Baron
Board of Health
Nellie ‘May
Public Library
Herbert W Martin
Board of Assessors
Pee Eee
M. Bishop
Tree Waren
Alfred B. McCleary
William H ‘Brindley
Soldiers Memorial
John Connors
Nicholas Dun
Frank Downey
Cooperative Hall
Republican Town Committee
Thomas’ Wright
Gerald ‘Dowen
Tary
Alice Howe
Oliver Trees
Albert Hendrickson
Raymond Drecheler
Wiliam Litchfield
Eva
A.O.H. and
Auxiliary
Helen Fish
Soley
Annaelvin
de Joseph
Filorence
Wilder
Margaret
Duggan
Helen Cleary
Mery@heridan
Julia. White
George Haggerty
West Conc
Union Church
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