Miss Pricilla Townsend Visits South Acton Event
Miss Pricilla Townsend of Troy HM was a recent guest among residents in this village. Acton Centre Boy Scouts enjoyed a hockey game on the mill pond Saturday with a 4 0 score. Miss Carol Crosby, National Church Sunday School member, earned the fourth Gold Bar Pin for regular attendance and is the first pupil to receive this pin.
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Pricilla Townsend
Troy HM
Gerioure Acton
Acton Cen
Mill Pond
Acton Centre
Carol Crosby
National Church Sunday Ool
Concord Junction Meeting Elects New President
An informal gathering in Concord Junction ended with a resident named E elected president of a local club. Attendees discussed upcoming events and community plans for the spring season.
Union church artists group holds annual meeting
About 70 members attended a Friday afternoon session at Union Church. Mrs H B Lane led devotional exercises while the secretary summarized the year’s work. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs E Hatch secretary Mrs H E Shepard treasurer Mrs Edward McLellan.
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Union
Artors
H B Lane
Tai
E. Hatch
H. E. Shepard
Edward McLellan
Maynard Murphy Visited Pittsfield Weekend Guest
Walter Murphy of Pittsfield, a former resident, stayed with his cousin Mrs. C. J. Lynch on Nason Street this weekend. The Democratic Town Committee plans a Thursday evening meeting per a call issued by Bernard.
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Walter Murphy
Pittsfield
C. J. Lynch
Nason Street
Democratic Town Committee
Bernard
Garrigan Presents Dramatic Performance at Waltham Street Hall
Garrigan chairman of committee at Roma Lodge presented a dramatic performance in Waltham Street hall Sunday evening before a capacity audience. Mrs. Frank Finnocchi led the cast as the leading lady.
Maynard Public Health Association Announces Annual Meeting
Mrs A T Haynes president says the annual meeting will be held Thursday January 27 in the Selectmen s rooms at the usual hour. Agenda includes reading annual reports and election of officers. Attendance requested.
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Health Board
A. T. Haynes
Maynard Public Health Association
Town Officials' Terms Expire This Year in Elective Ranks
Elective town officers whose terms end this year include Frank S. Binks Edwin Carlton John C. King Frank J. Sanderson George H. Gutteridge William H. Mann James J. Hilferty Albert Hendrickson Gavin Taylor Lester F. Cowles John Hannon Frank Sheridan Wm Coulter and William Bishop. Appointive terms expiring include Michael Nee registrar P J Sullivan Albert Larkin Cham Ayotte and Finance Committee members.
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Frank S. Binks
Edwin Carlton
John C. King
Frank J. Sanderson
George H. Gutteridge
William H. Mann
James J. Hilferty
Albert Hendrickson
Gavin Taylor
Lester F. Cowles
Board ‘of ‘Health
John Hannon
Publc Library
Frank €. Sheridan
Wm. <. Coulter
William Bishop
Michael Nee
Registrar of Voters
Albert Larkin
Cham Ayotte
Junior High Debate Wins Commendation
The Junior High held a Tuesday morning debate on increasing US Army and Navy. The affirmative team Denis Farnell Mary Cheney Harold Johnston and Sirkka Lehtinen won, with judges Jerome Fogwell A R C Gale Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Florence Wider praising the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denis Farnell
Mary Cheney
Harold Johnston
Sirkka Lehtinen
Philip Wilson
Catherine Coughlan
Saimi Keto
Robert Hull
Jerome Fogwell
A. R. C. Gale
Mary Doyle
Florence Wilder
Ahti’ Jokisaarl
John Hartin Dies After Pneumonia At 42
John Hartin, brother of Robert Hartin of Maynard Monument Co, died in hospital after pneumonia. Born Woodstock New Brunswick, aged 42, he is survived by his mother and sisters in Auburn Maine and Connecticut, and brother Robert in Maynard. He was a stonecutter and a Mason. Funeral services were held at the Maynard brother’s home in Stow with Rev. William Boicourt officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartin
Rober Hartin
Maynard” Monument Company
Pibmarsony
Hartin
Woodstock
N. B
Auburn
Maine
Connecticut
Robert
Maynard
Stow
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Weekend visits and winter plans discussed in West Acton
West Acton residents including A Brooks Parker Jr and Miss Portia Hardy spent weekends with family and friends. Edward Hayward travels to Boston for the winter while Martin Brown heads to West Palm Beach to work with Mr Jenks. Several hospital visits and a military whist party are noted along with church society activities and a silver tea fundraiser hosted by Mrs. Iglefl Hall.
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A. Brooks Parker Jr
Portia’ Hardy
Somerville
Edward Hayward
Boston
Etta Gates
Ralph
Brattleboro
Martin Brown
West Palm Beach
Florida
Jenks
Emerson Hospital
Springfield
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Baptist Church
Chu Vestry
Gclefl. Hall
Est
Acton
Concord Junction News Brief
Mrs. W. O. Ellis and children left Thursday for Concord Junction where she was summoned by the death of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. William Blackett were mentioned as being in the area.
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W. O. Ellis
William Blackett
Cetonese
Yangtze River
Boston baker William Murphy to host public whist
Edn William Murphy of Boston once owner of Concord Junction Bakery visits town. Under Annursnac Grange auspices a public whist party will be held Wednesday evening January 24 in I C O F Hall with Miss Edithomeau in charge. Chollada wore weekends a wir.
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Mes
William Murphy
Boston
Concord Junction Bakery
Annursnac Grange
I. C. O. F. Hall
Edith ~Omeau
Chollada
Series of Dances at Concord Lodge Big Attendance
The fourth Series of dances under Concord Lodge introduced in Association Hall Thursday evening with large attendance. A highlight was the Scotch specialty dances performed by Mary McAuley and Miss Ordell Nims.
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Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Mary McAuley
Ordel Nims
Travel Talk Event by Wilson Rebah Lodge with Concord Judge
On Monday evening the Wilson Rebah lodge hosted a travel talk for Concord judge 1.0 J. I. The lecturer Anarles Greeley spoke on The illumination of Coffee under the management of the Dwinell Wright Company which also prepared and served coffee.
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Wilson Rebah Lodge
Concord
J. I
Ay Anarles Greeley
Dwinell Wright Company
Concord Trinitarian Church announces weekly schedule
In Concord Massachusetts Rev Gail Cleland pastor leads Sunday January 23 activities at 930 Sunday school 1045 morning worship with a sermon on su pect modern sacrifice and religious faith at 6 Young People's Club study of Adventurous Religion led by Miss Dorothy Whitney Tuesday January 25 730 Waldon Pond Boys Club Wednesday January 26 630 annual church supper chaired by Mrs Chas Whitney followed by annual meeting to read officer reports and elect officers for the coming year
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Young People's Club
Helub
Iarry Emerson Fosdiers
Jorothy Whitney
Waldén Pond Boys' Club
Chas
Middlesex Hockey Stages Overtime Tie With Boston English
Middlesex School hockey opened the season with a thrilling overtime tie against Boston English High at their home rink. The teams battled to a draw as linemates and captains, including Battis and Marr, contributed throughout the contest in a pre-season without formal practice.
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Middlesex School
Boston
Middlesex Baldwin
Fuller
Battis
McSweeney
Ligons Smith
Huggies Howard
Woodworth
Bell ‘Almy
Downes
Battis Faversham
Maloney Mee
G Marr
Iddlesex School
Boston Inglish High
Craft
Z. Adams
Concord roads kept in good condition by Joslin staff
Supt Elmer L Joslin and his corps of men labored days nights and Sundays to keep Concord roads in good condition during a period of time referenced by overtime periods and timing phrases.
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and Harrington
Last Rites for Charles N. Sylvester
Charles W. Sylvester longtime Mason and former treasurer of Coronithian Lodge A. F. and A. M died Friday night at his home 120 Commonwealth av Concord Junction after a four day illness. He was born June 25 1858 in Northport Maine and moved to Concord Junction with his wife Emma Mason Sylvester.
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Charles W. Sylvester
Ee Coronithian Lodge
A. M
Massachusetts Reformatory
Commonwealth Av
Concord Junction
Mr. Sylvester
Northport
Maine
Emma
Mason) Sylvester
Funeral services held for respected Masonic leader
In 1908 he joined Corintthian Lodge A F and A M later became Master. Named District Deputy Grand Master in 1918 he served as treasurer of Corinthian Lodge. A Past officer of Walden Royal Arch Chapter Hawthorne Chapter and district leader of the Eastern Star he was also with Wolboro Lodge Odd Fellows. Funeral at his home Friday drew many brothers and friends with floral tributes. Clergy from the reformatory and West Concord attended.
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Corintthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Corinthian Lodge
Walden Roya Arch
Hawthorne
The
Astern Star
Woltboro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wiliam J. Batt
Ued
Reformatory
Robert Walker
Grand Lodge of Masons
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord
Obituary notice for Sylvester in Sleepy Hollow cemetery
The body was placed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. John R. S. MacKenzie was solo. Mr. Sylvester is survived by his wife, a brother Warren H. Sylvester of Bay State Road Boston, and a sister Mrs. Austin W. Pearse of Washington DC.
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Wieneritren
John R. S. MacKenzie
Sleepy Hollow
Sylvester
Warren H. Sylvester
Bay State Road
Boston
Austin W. Pearse
Washington, D. C
Sven Ostborg Dies After Illness At 21 In Concord
Sven Ostborg died Monday morning at 88 Common Wealth Avenue after weeks of illness. He was 21, son of Mrs. Orline Ostborg, second eldest of five. He worked for S anderson and Son of Concord until illness forced retirement. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Methoust Episcopal Church, burial Sleepy Hollow. He is survived by his mother, sister Olga, and brothers John Lief Paul and Henry.
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Sven Eagle Ostborg
S.anderson
Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting Highlights
The Concord Parent Teacher Association held its January meeting at Baton Hall High School. Sandner W Pearson of the School Board gave an address on education while Mrs I Murray MacDonald performed violin pieces. A social hour followed with refreshments supervised by Mrs George A Otto. Firemen were called to a chimney fire at John Lynch’s Thoreau street home with no damage.
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Concord Parent Teacher ‘Association
Concord Parent Teacher Association
Baton Hall
Sandner W. Pearson
I. Murray MacDonald
Nashoba Road
George A. Otto
Central Station
John Lynch
Thoreau Street
Women’s Parish Association Meets in Vestry House
The First Parish Women’s Parish Association held a Monday afternoon meeting in the vestry of the Meeting House. Rev Thomas H. Billings of Salem gave the address. Refreshments were served by a committee chaired by Mrs. Loringby Fowler.
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Women’s Parish Association
Thomas H. Billings
Salem
Loringby. Fowler
Concord Woman's Club to Host Musical Day
The Concord Woman's Club observes a Musical Day on Monday January 24 in the vestry of the First Parish Meetinghouse. Mrs Henry Fitch Jr chairs the music committee directing the program Bre featured performers and selections.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Joan
Henry Fith Jr
Music Ittee
Bible Study Class Led by Concord Woman's Club
The Bible Class of the Concord Woman's Club conducts sessions under the direction of club leaders. Members meet regularly to study biblical texts and discuss themes.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Portraits of Christ In the New Testament Study Series
A second installment in the series explores Jesus as depicted in Mark with Mrs Lealley of the Literature group organizing a Tuesday meeting to discuss the trait of Christ highlighted in the gospel text.
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Lealley
Jesus Christ
Mark
Christ
Marlboro to Welcome World Fame Tenor Cappelli
Plans are completed for a concert by world famous tenor Mario Cappelli at the Marlborough Theatre on January 31. Born in America to Italian parents, Cappelli moved at age two and developed a robust singing talent, later earning prizes and touring Europe before returning to engage audiences in America. Local residents are urged to attend and hear high quality artistry at home.
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Arlboro
Marlboro
Mario Cappelli
Marlborough Theatre
Mario Capelli
America
Ital
Musical Academy
Caserts
Cappelli
Ing
Switzerland
Marlborough
Plans for Southboro 200th anniversary celebration
Southboro residents, at a town meeting in the city house Saturday night, will discuss a program for the 200th anniversary of the town. A special committee has been drafting arrangements and a definite observance will be proposed. An additional committee has been appointed to cooperate with the general panel for participation in the observance.
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Southboro
Na Tion
Ity House
I Rch
Peter's
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Conrad Nagel
Claire Windsor
Tin Hats
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Middlesex Hockey
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