West Acton Whist Night Attracts Local Players
A West Acton gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Whitcomb raised spirits with a whist game on last week’s day. Bev E Hall won first prize at both tables, with Mrs. Robert Wetherbee taking second. Eleanor Wilson enjoyed a Pepperell visit with cousins the Bradfords. Rebekah Lodge No 132 held Wildey Night in Odd Fellows Hall with a home cooked supper and a lodge conferring. Meetings set for February first include roll call and officer paths. Acton schools reported year-end exams and a Venux whist fundraiser by Acton Fire Laddies offering sugar and ornament prizes. First prize tables went to Fred Kennedy and Mrs Munn. Mrs Isabell Ken and Mr Munn received prizes. The Edwards Quimby Post plans a January 31 fundraiser in a window show setup by local barber geRow.
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Fred Whitcomb
Theotof
Acton Womlub
Bev E. Hall
Robert
Arthur Wetherbee
Eleanor Wilson
Pepperell
Bradfords
Gnn
Rebekah Lodge
West
Rebekah
Annie Mosher
Noble
Mary F. Wellman
Hie
Guippe
Acton Fire
Esco
Fred Kennedy
S. Munn
Isabell Ken
Mr. Munn
Edwards Quimby
geRow
Concord National Bank Names Prescott Keyes President Again
The bank’s new board met to reelect Judge Prescott Keyes as president. Other officers include C Fay Heywood as vice president Stedman Buttrick F Winchester Denio C Fay Heywood Whitney as investment committee E Payson True cashier and Joseph M M Appleby Roger Kalien as assistant cashiers.
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Concord National Bank
Prescott Keyes
C. Fay Heywood
Vice Press
Stedman Buttrick
F. Winchester Denio
Lincoln
C. Fey Heywood
C. Haysen Whitney
Mrs. Smith Reelected President Of Concord Society
Mrs Henry F Smith was reelected president of the Concord Female Society as directors organized for the year at her Sudbury road home. Officers chosen include Mrs Hans W Miller as vice president Mrs Herbert P Smith as clerk Mrs Wallace RB Conant assistant clerk Mrs Loring N Fowler treasurer and Mrs Albert B Black as treasurer.
Concord Herald Fourth Anniversary Tribute
The Enterprise congratulates its Concord contemporary The Concord Herald on four years of publication. It praises publisher Charlie Mason and editor Paul M Beardsel for energy and achievements and thanks them for cordial cooperation.
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Concord Herald
Charlie Mason
Paul M. Beardse
Hodgkins the Magician at Methodist church program
The Inner Circle of the Methodist Episcopal Church presents Hodgkins the Magician with local talent support at the church on Thursday February 9. The event promises a great program and invites the public to join in the entertainment. Please mark February 9 on your calendar.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hodgkins
New England Fire Chiefs Meet at Lewiston Convention
The Boston New England Association of Fire Chiefs will hold its 11th annual convention in Lewiston Maine on June 20 21 and 22.
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Boston
New England Association of Fire Chiefs
Lewiston
Membership Gains in Scouting Reported by Algonquin Council
The year ended with overall growth in Boy Scout membership across most groups, except Seascouting in the Algonquin Council which includes Marlboro and Hudson. Net gains: Troops 3, Ships 37, Cubs 4, Total 212. The committee outlined 1933 goals for Cub Packs 21, Cubs 315, Troops 73, Scouts 1609, Seascouts 100.
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Scouting
Seascouting
Algonquin Council
Marlboro and Hudson
Seascout
Revlar Scouts
Esa
Harold F. Blades
Death of Mrs Helen Sullivan Bulger in Somerville
Mrs Helen V Sullivan Bulger wife of Joseph Bulger 104 Holland Street West Somerville died Sunday She was daughter of Daniel Sullivan a former resident of the town Funeral held this morning and body brought to Maynard for burial in St Bridget's cemetery
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Maynard
Helen V. Sullivan) Bulger
Joseph Bulger
Holland Street
West Somerville
Daniel Sullivan
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Cavalcade to Open at Majestic Boston in Road-Show Run
Fox Films brings Noel Coward's Cavalcade to the Majestic Theatre Boston for a New England premiere starting January 26. The film stars Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook, directed by Frank Lloyd, with a 1900 to present day narrative set against historic events. Extra seating is limited and performances run twice daily with reserved seats.
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Fox Films
Noel Coward
New York
Hollywood
Majestic Theatre
Boston
New England
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Sheme
Fox
Frank Lloyd
Diana Wynyard
Clive Brook
Ursula Jeans
Herbert Mundin
Una O’connor
Sudbury Firemen Ball Set For Feb 22 In Town Hall
Sudbury residents hear that W. L. Marshall Jr. is ill but the Firemen’s Association Ball committee aims to make the Feb 22 event a social highlight at the town hall. The Minute Men group will hold their Ladies Night on Feb 8 with a Boston Fire Department film feature. Leonard Stiles resumes business after flu and Whiting Hall School director Yarborough tours Boston newspaper plant with students.
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W. L. Marshall Jr
Firemen’s Association
Minute Men
Sudbury
Boston Fire Department
Leonard Stiles
Yarborough
Whiting Hall School For Boys
Boston
Boston Ves
Acion
Lectory Finance Committee Schedules Two Public Hearings
The Finance Committee will hold two public hearings in the Selectmen s offices at town hall on Saturday January 28 at 8 p m. Citizens may speak on budget matters and municipal spending during the sessions.
Town Hearing Hears Departments Propose Warrant Articles
In the evening, a hearing will review financial matters from town departments and citizens. Submissions may be inserted as articles in the Town Warrant for action at the Annual Town meeting in March.
Sudbury Men’s Club Rejects Depression Theme
The Sudbury Men’s Club met in the town hall on Thursday evening and booted out the mood of gloom. They enjoyed games and stories, with optimism prevailing and a larger turnout than expected. The next meeting is rescheduled to the first Tuesday each month and dues drop from two dollars to one dollar annually.
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Sudbury —T
Veterans of Foreign Wars Smoker Plans February Event
At a meeting last night Miynard Postry W arranged a smoker with entertainment and collation for Saturday night February 11. The event promotes a national VFW membership drive and will initiate several candidates. All veterans who served abroad are invited, including non members.
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Miynard
Conawet
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bridge Club Visits Mrs Harland Rogers on Friday Afternoon
The contract bridge club visited with Mrs Harland Rogers who has long been an active member and has now been housebound in recent months. Friends anticipate her return in spring. A large gathering attended memorial exercises for Fred Vorenberg at Temple Israel Meeting House. He was Hudson road treasurer of Gilchrist company and a former Temple Israel Brotherhood president. The Brotherhood praised his work and the affection felt for him. The Temple Israel male choir provided music.
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Samuel J. Furnace
Tion
London
Scotland Yard
Parce
Walter Spatchett
Furnace
Ormore
Iles
Metropolis
Charles
King) Solomon
Boston
Solomon
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
N. Y
Contract Bridge Club
Harland Rogers
Gilchrist Company
Temple Israel Brotherhood
Temple Israel
Brotherhood
92 Years Old One of Sudbury's Oldest Rest
A Sudbury obituary notes the passing of one of the town's oldest residents at age 92. The notice highlights a life marked by community involvement and longevity, without sensational detail.
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Sudbury
Miss Almira Clark Celebrates Second Birthday in Concord
Miss Almira Clark daughter of Israel and Almira Clark celebrated her second birthday on Wednesday. She was born in Sudbury on January 18 1841. A large tree on the Pronk Bedt estate on Concord road was blown down by the high wind Friday morning. The fire department cleared debris obstructing the sidewalk.
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Pronk Bedt
Concord Road
Highwin Department
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