Bedford Grange Installs Officers in Town Hall
The Bedford Grange held its annual installation in the Town Hall with Richard D. Powderly as master and Basil B. MacLeod as overseer. Members from Lexington and Bedford were named to various offices and committees. The Church of Christ choir performed songs led by Leila M. Blake, with Archibald Brand as soloist, and dancing followed the event with refreshments. The group will reconvene January 26.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
Ernest Hunt
Lexington
Hunter
Clayton . Morse
Bertha Newson
Rita Plummer
Leila M. Blake
Richard D. Powderly
Basil B. MacLeod
Leslie R. Stacey
Thomas Johnston
Robert Powderly
Roderick D. MacLean
Etta Stacey
Catherine, McGrath
Maude S. Comely
Ralph Thompson
Céres
Pomona
Henry Hill
Flora
Alice Damery
Judith Swanson
Clarence Damery
Harry Rogers
Ridgeway Comery
Edward Godfrey
Church of Christ
Ye the
Father
Archibald Brand
Donald Damon
Alfred H. Webber
Acton Church Group Elects Officers in Wes Don Baptists
The Ladies' Circle at Wes don Baptist Church elected officers for the coming year led by President Mass Helen Knowlton and Vice-President Mrs. Helen McPhee. Other posts include secretary Edith Hopkinson and treasurer Fannie Holt while committee leaders cover missionary activity books flowers and more with names of members listed.
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Flower
Ruth Hall
Ella Jones
Sunshine
Florence Roberts
Caroline Derby
Edna Webber
Jannie Harriman
M. Lee
Winnifrad Richardson
Carrie Banks
Doris Cameron
Bery
Silva
Mass for Mrs. Shea 75 in West Concord
A requiem high mass was held at Our Lady Help of Christians for Mrs Mary L Shea 75 widow of Peter J Shea. Burial at St Bernard's cemetery. Born December 7 1873 in Fall River she died Monday at Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge after a long illness. Survived by two sons and two daughters including a Catholic nun. The family had lived in South Acton. JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES.
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West Concord
Church of Our Lady Help of Histians
Mary L. Shea
Peter J. Shea
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
South Acton
Mrs Evelyn Hoit Dies In Holyoke Home At 87
Mrs Evelyn G Ward Hoit mother of Mrs Ar bert W Scott died January 15 at 6 Stanford Street Holyoke She was born in South Acton lived here most of her life After her husband Frank W Hoit died in 1932 she moved to Holyoke to live with her daughter She belonged to the Congregational church Funeral was held at Edward F Day funeral home Friday at 8 p m Ronald J Tamblyn officiated Burial was in Mt Hope cemetery West Acton
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Holyoke
Evelyn G. (Ward) Hoit
Arbert W. Scott
Stanford Street
South Acton
Frank W. Hoit
Dughter
Scott
Congregational Church
Edward’ F. Day
Ronald J. Tamblyn
Mt. Hope Cemetery
West Acton
Engagement of Miss Lombardo
Mr and Mrs Charles Lombardo of Old Marlboro road West Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Rose Ann Lombardo to James E Wallace son of Mrs Margaret K Wallace of Newton. Rose Ann Lombardo attended local schools and has been employed locally. No wedding date announced.
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West Concord
Charles Lombardo
Old Marlboro Road
West Concsa
Rose Ann Lombardo
James E. Wallace
Margaret K. Wallace
Newton
Lombardo
Open House at Sudbury High School Attracts 130 Visitors
Sudbury High School hosted an Open House last Monday with School Committee members and faculty greeting guests. Principal Alan Flynn led tours of the building including the new cafeteria while parents toured classrooms and enjoyed refreshments.
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Sudbury
Alan F. Flynn
L. ‘Roy Hawes
United Workers Report Details Church Mission Efforts
A year of activity by the United Workers of the Church of Christ is summarized. Mrs Archie Plastridge lists numerous sewing items including 460 hospital articles and 439 repairs, plus 140 aprons and 12 shirts for various missions. Kitchen upgrades cost 100, 13.5 and 20 dollars. Upcoming year allocations include funds to church missions and related associations. Miss Florence Malcolm, a Carlisle missionary in West Africa, will receive 50 baby shirts for return to the field.
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Bedford
United Workers of the Church of Christ
Archie Plastridge
Emerson Hospital
Boston City Missionary Society
Congregational Christian Service Overseas
Julia E. Lans
Hore
Greenfell Association
Florence Malcolm
Carlisle
West Africa
Miss Malcolm
West Concord Union Elects Deacon and Deaconess Roles
The West Concord Union elected Henry W. Harmon Sr and a Deaconess at its annual meeting led by Rev inward Knox Sweatsland The vote followed the church supper and the Men Club was approved to host next year’s supper In addition Warren B Goddard was chosen moderator and a full slate of officers and committees was named including Sunday school superintendent Mrs Warner H. Wiridge and clerk Miss Sarah L Dawiey with extensive lists for church committee finances music flowers ushers and more
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West Concord
Henry W. Harmon
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord Union
Nward Knox Sweatsland
Warren B. Goddard
Warner H. Wiuridge
Sarah L. Dawiey
Arthur I. Mullen, Jr
Raymond G. Eggleton
Ralph ¥. Lapham
Alfred O. L. Loriaz
Edward F. Foley
Harold I. Judkins
E. LaForest Robbins
Charles E. Comeau
Frederick R. Hart, Jr
House Committee
Laurence R. Bascom
Leonard V. Benson
Richard
Robert S. Hojem
Acton PTA Evening Aids Bus Service For Games
An Acton PTA event at the Moody home raised funds to continue town bus service to basketball games. High scorers were Mrs Flagg and Edward Schmitz. consolation to Mrs Whittier and A Perry Marble. The piece notes Buchanan Dam near Burnet as Texas large dam for power and flood control.
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Acton
Acton P.T.A
Allen G. Moody
East Acton
Henry Engman
Alden C. Flagg, Jr
A. Perry Marble
Thomas Ott
Edward A. Schmitz
John M. Whit
Prof Dempsey To Be Speaker On Irrigation
Concord event profiles Prof Paul W. Dempsey former Lexington resident at the Waltham Field Station as the guest speaker for the Middlesex Extension Service meeting. He will discuss irrigation focusing on local gardening and farming needs.
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Concord
Paul W. Dempsey
Lexington
Waltham Field
Middlesex Extension Service
Minot Plane Fire Causes $7000 Damages
A sunlit reflection off py strips on a plane belonging to Roland R. Mahe caused a fire that damaged the aircraft hanger and ignited costs estimated at $7000.
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West
Minot
Roland R. Mahe
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