Concord Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Anna Manion of Waltham led the new officers of the Concord Legion Auxiliary at Van's Hall last evening. Mrs R Byron was installed president succeeding Miss Eugenie Foss. The vice presidents were Mary Tobin and Bodman, secretary Katherine Conway, treasurer Julia Mansfield, custodian Eugenie Foss, chaplain Alice Hagerty, sergeants at arms Elizabeth Flavin and Ber McGrath, with Martinin as executive committee.
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Iss
Anna Manion
Waltham
James J
American Legion
Van's Hall
A R. Byron
Eugenie E Foss
Mary C. Tobin
the Bodman
Katherine Con Ae
Julia Mansfield
Eugenie Marie Foss
Alice Hagerty
Catherine Hayes
Eae Ryan
Veterans Hall installs new officers for Spanish War vets
Commander Franklin N. cou installs incoming officers for the United Spanish War Veterans at Veterans Hall. John E. Loring and Alfred C. Loring head the lineup with vice and junior officers, including John Igee and Robert K. A state convention delegation, new members Anthony G. Marshall and William D. Luce join as others toast and adjourn with a social hour and refreshments.
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Franklin N. Cou
Ralph P. Heamer
Veterans Hall
John E. Loring
Alfred C. L. Loring
William J. R
John Igee
Robert K
Thomas Todd
Iain
George H. Tuttle
Cornelius R. Kelley
Algeo
Anthony G. Marshall
Wiliam D. Luce
Frank Prescott
Dennis A. Sheehan
Sam J. Ward
J. Wiliam Byron
A. Dais
John A. Ander
Fewer Births Marriages and Deaths in 1924 in Maynard
Maynard reports 1924 saw fewer marriages and births than 1923 while deaths declined. The town clerk notes 71 marriages, 132 births, and 73 deaths for 1924 versus 83, 152, and 83 in 1923. First 1925 baby born January 2 at Parker Street.
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Maynard
Lois Vician Laakso
Lula Laakso
Parker St
Frank Sanderson
Frank
West Acton Community Notes and Fire Incident
G A R Am Legion Post and Spanish War Veterans join in observance at town events while the Odd Fellows dance raises funds for Emerson hospital. President’s day at the Woman’s club featured remarks by Mrs Mabel G Smitty and Mrs Emma F Curtis with choir music. A fire damaged B A Kings electrical shop but early alarm by Edward Bursaw helped save the building. Isaac Davis W R C No 62 to install new officers January 19 at G A R Hall.
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Am. Legion Post
Sons of Vet
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Emerson Hospital
Woman's Club
Mabel G. Smitty
State Federation
Emma F. Curtis
Chrb
Lawton Joins Enterprise Staff as Local Circulation Agent
George Lawton of the C. H. B football eleven has joined the Enterprise staff as local circulation agent. He is noted for securing new subscribers and for strong play on the football field. Call Concord 632 M to renew or start a new subscription.
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George Lawton
Eleeven
Enterprise
Concord 632-M
Mr. Lawton
MacRae Hosts Banquet and Theater Party for Staff
Austin D. MacRae hosted the MacRae heating and plumbing staff at a banquet and theater trip at Boston on Saturday. All employees attended the supper at the Masonic Club as a group to boost cooperation for improved 1925 service. The after dinner talk urged better service to the community and strong fellowship among workers.
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Austin D. MacRae
MacRae
Boston
MacRae Heating and Plumting Establishment
Masonic Club
Doctors Take 15 Stitches In Neck And Head
Charles L. Frye aged 70 of 164 Central Street Hudson was shot in the neck and head with a shotgun. He was found bleeding after an accidental discharge while preparing the gun for a hunting trip. He was rushed to Marlboro Hospital where 15 stitches were needed and his condition remained critical. Frye was a well known hunter and angler and father of Walter J. Frye of Hudson Battery Station.
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Charles L. Frye
Central Street
Hudson
Marlboro Iospital
Frye
I. F. Armstrong
Marl Horo Hospital
Walter J. Frye
Hudson Battery
Submarine Grounding Under High Water Rescue Effort
A submarine ran aground on a sand bar near Orleans Massachusetts early yesterday. Rescue teams prepare to free the vessel as coast guard cutters stand by while all offices remain at sea the night.
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Coast Guard
Moves and relocations in the Main Street area
Paul Delaney moved his family to the Main Street house recently vacated by Matthew Fagen and family. Mr and Mrs David Coldwed will occupy the tenement vacated by the Delaneys. Mrs J E Ruble has arrived home from a visit with relatives in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Paul Delaney
Main St
Matthew Fagen
David Coldwed
Delaneys
J. E. Ruble T
Parkersburg
W. Va
Annie Walker Installed Noble Grand at Willow Rebekah Lodge
The Willow Rebekah Lodge installed officers for 1925 Monday evening at C C F Hall with District Deputy Mrs Isabella Chage and Mrs Waltham officiating. New officers include N G Mrs Annie Walker W G Mrs Alixam Pringle treas Mrs Eva Leighton warden Mrs Elsie McClellan conductor Mrs Edith Hood 1 6 Mrs Grace Hunter C G Mrs George Montague RN G Mrs Carrie L Dye LN G Mrs Evelina Wardsen BR S V G Mrs Hilda McCormick L 8 V G Mrs Florence Kennedy chaplain Mrs Annie Leighton pianist Mrs Sarah Hawley. Remarks were made by the deputy and her suite. Mrs Annie Isner the retiring Noble Grand received a PN G collar.
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Annie Walker
Noble Grand
Willow Rebekah Lode
Elsie McClellan
Edith Hood
Grace
Sarah Hawley
Annie Isner
Food Selection series meeting on January 8 at Harvey Wheeler School
In Concord Jct thirteen attendees scored their food habits and discussed underweight and weight issues. The next session, January 27 at 2 30, will cover Overcoming Food Prejudices in the Home under the M. County Extension Service led by Miss Billings.
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Harvey Wheeler School
M. County Extension Service
Miss Billings
Emer son Hospital Concord Adds Attendant Nurses Training Program
The main building of Emer son Hospital in Concord nears occupancy with the Annex reopened for patients. Four trainee attendants join from Household Nursing Association and Training School to prepare local women for nursing support roles through a six week school in Boston and a year of in-hospital and home care instruction.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
Household Nursing Association
Concord Hospital
Newbury Street
Boston
Julia Wheeler
Sudbury Road
Richard Miller
Thos. R. Goethals
Turket supper marks Wil low Sewing Circle installation
Members of the Willow Sewing Circle received a P. N. G. jewel and other honors during the installation ceremonies led by Mrs. Auua Hah after a turkey supper.
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P. N. G. Jewel
Willow Sewing Circle
Auua Hah
Concord Banquet Honors Dick Loftus as Local Baseball Hero
About one hundred Concord fans gathered at the Colonial Inn to launch the 1926 baseball campaign and honor local star Dick Loftus. Edward Loughlin presided, with many speakers praising Loftus and Concord’s small town baseball as a feeder to the majors.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
Mick Loftus
Tom Canborn
Edward F Loughlin
Alexander Wilson
Joseph Gregg
Bernard McGrath
John Fallon
Edward F. Loughith
Harvard
Kawara Conant
Acton
Gme
Joseph White
Maynard
Loughlin
Mr. White
Dick Loftus
Martin Williams
Frank Hennessey
Bill Francis
al” Wilson
T.e
Benjamin Moody
Concord Boys
Patrick Hayes
Philip T. Fallon
Eddie Mahon
Boston
Robins
Steamer Crash In Glasgow Injures Fourteen
A passenger steamer collided with a freight vessel near Glasgow injuring fourteen people. Three passengers were pitched into the water as a result of the collision.
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Glasgow
Civic Club Suggested To Link Town Efforts
A town column urges forming a Civic Club to unite diverse groups for common good. It envisions a clearinghouse for local questions, memorials, news for parents, and community projects like an ice rink and swimming pool, noting no current coordinating body exists.
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Vols
Maynard Names Town Accountant Stockbridge to Head Bookkeeping
Charles Stockbridge is appointed town accountant by the Board of Selectmen and begins duties immediately. Department heads must submit appropriation estimates to him to form a budget for the Pinanee committee, marking a new procedural form under the town’s unified bookkeeping system. State auditors will assist this week or next to implement the new system and establish the salary, expected between $500 and $700.
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Maynard
Qharles Stockbridge
Board of Selectmen
Stockbridge
Lown
Pinanea Committee
State Auditora
Sudbury Art Course Opens With Sunday Meeting
The Division of University Extension Massachusetts will present a painting and sculpture course at American Legion Hall South Sudbury. Miss Ma Stimons of Worcester Art Museum will instruct on identifying great art through expressiveness harmonious design color relations and other qualities. The aim is to help students know what real art is to enjoy a deeper appreciation.
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Division of University Extension
Massachusetts Department of Education
American Legion Wall
South Sudbury
Ma. Stimons
Worcester Art Museum
Concord Junction Reopens Garnetting Works After Relocation
News from Concord Junction reports the garnetting works, once run by Mr. Lambrette, have reopened under Mr. Hayes after moving from Warner Pond to Hyde Park. The plant plans to operate nightly and daily, with sightseeing visitors from Boston misled by a local earthquake rumor about the Acton powder mills.
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Malent Taal
Mutual Insurance Co
Ion. Insurance
Garnetting Works
Lambrette
Warner Pond Brank
Concord Junction
Hayes
Hyde Park
Boston
Acton
Mystery of Bombay Murder Kidnap Captures City
Bombay erupted with excitement over a puzzling murder inside the Bombay Co operation and the kidnapping of a beautiful young dancer. Police inquiry intensifies as crowds gather and rumors spread of hidden clues and possible suspects.
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Bombay
India
Bombay Cooperation
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Concord, Mass
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Marlboro
Monuiel
Orleans
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Noyes-Buick Co
G. M. Ross
Lexington
ODD Fellows
Concord Lodge
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Ralph A. Gerow
John P. Allen
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George A. Montacue
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John Horrocks
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Robert Prentiss
R. Os
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Robert McAuley
Robert EB. Cousins
Lodge
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Concord Jct
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Framingham
Sudbury
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Main Street
Vermont
Armour's Star
Swansdown Flour
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