Maynard Wedding Report After Fractured OCR
Grace Maynard Edna Jannegon daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sae married Roy Nelson son of Mrs G Jackson at George church. Rev Mak im Ward officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Mieson and Ralph Jamhc am attended. Bride wore pink gown with brocade and carried roses. Couple to honeymoon then live at 1 DeMars Street. Both well known. Roy a World War II veteran and textile designer.
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Maynard
Grace
Edna Jannegon
George Sae
Bimwood
Akeeet
Roy Clayton
Nelson
Rs. G
St Mar
DeMars Reet
Dumen
O.S
Roy Nelson
Lowell Textilers
Assabet Mill
Charles A. ‘Welch
Burial for World War Veteran Parker Named
Funeral services were held for Charles O. Parker 32 at U S Veterans Hospital with a Legion delegation led by Commander Ernest Rasmussen attending. Survivors include a wife two children and a sister. Taps were sounded by Patrick Nugent of St Brigid’s cadet corps.
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Aynard
Charles O. Parker
Pits. Simeon» Parker
Clinn
Maynard
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Tery
Frank J. de Assone
Ervice
He Legion
Ernest Rasmussen
Keegan
Michael Lynch
Thos Smith
James
John Gallner
Joseph Boothroyd
Edwardson
Michael Rynkievich
Rl Peterson
Patrick Nugent
St. Brid's
Orpg
Fletcher Reelected President of Maynard Rod and Gun Club
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club reelected Fletcher as president Frank n as vice president and George Kwell as secretary treasurer. The club will use its treasury to purchase grain to feed birds for winter and will hold its annual supper at Joseph hair’s on the coming Saturday. Attendees should notify officers by Thursday.
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E Maynard Rod
H Fletcher
Frank N
George Kwell
Joseph
Ton Lodges to Hold Meeting and Visitation
Ton Lodge, 10 O F, to work the third degree at a meeting of Maynard Lodge on February Arrangements for the visitation include Edward Archer Matthewman John Smeth William McGgrry and Fran Alving. Ladies Night under the Past Grand auspices will be held in February. Rebekah Lodge will be featured and Odd Fellows may bridge. T B Bond of Worcester will be guest master with staff. Miles A Murray Mariboro district deputy will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Bond
Worcester
D Lodge
Miles A. ‘Murray
Iainbow Girls Degree Work
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a January 2 event in Massachusetts involving Iainbow Girls and Maynard. The text references a Masonic association and a ceremony or pageant with a miss or ero designation and a slur remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iainbow Girls
Maynard Bly
Tion
Avery Bi
Maynard Congregational church holds 74th annual meeting
The Maynard Congregational church held its 74th annual meeting Wednesday evening with large attendance. Reports praised a successful year for the church and societies. Officers elected included Sidney Cleary clerk Emma Haynes treasurer William Hatteridge deacon for three years and others. Deacon William H Gutteridge noted for fifty years of service and Alexander Pettigrew for twenty five. Gutteridge currently in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrue Keene
Nellie Shearer
Nellie McInnes
Sarah, Marsden
Lydia Hart
Agnes Inch
E. Sirvennon
Jentle Randell
Margaret Ys Iver
Ella A. Price
I . Howe
Isabella Denniston
Minnie Jackson
Amy Archer
Alice Archer
Alice Wietheld
Marion Townsend
Marion Wilcox
Ellen Cuttell
Albert ¥. Larkin
Laura Woodart
Sun- May
Maynard Country Club to discuss new clubhouse plan
The Maynard Country Club will hold its annual meeting Thursday night at Masonic Hall. The board proposes demolishing the existing clubhouse site for parking and constructing a new clubhouse near the No.3 tee with lounge, locker rooms, toilets, showers, a kitchen, and piazzas. Estimated cost ranges from 8000 to 10000 dollars, funded by bonds. The club, with 120 members, reports strong guest attendance and aims to attract more players, noting joining fee of 15 dollars and annual dues of 35 dollars. Board members listed include George H. Gutteridge, Wm. J. Brayder, Frank E. Sanderson, Howard A. Wilson, and others.
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Maynard Country’ Club
Thursda
Masonic Hall
Ee Ae
Board of Governors
Links
Boston
Govrs
Georgy H. Gutteridge
Wm. J. Brayder
Frank, E. Sanderson
Howard A. Wilson
James J. Ledgard
Bartholomew J. Coughlin
Oliver C.tree
John Connors
Edward J. Flaherty
Josuha Naylor
Philip Flavin
Frank C. Sheridan
Sudbury Politicking Ahead of Board of Selectmen Election
Town chatter swirls as William Tufts returns from Canada then heads to Denver for about three months. Voters discuss reelection bids from Harvey Fairbanks Carleton Ellmns Leonard Goulding and Arvid Neilson John Gibbons W Borden and others with speculation over who will run and what motives guide the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Tufts
Canada
Denver
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Canan Rockies
Political Bee
Board of Selectmen
Harvey N. Fairbanks
Carleton Eltmns
Arvid
Neilson
John T. Gibbons
Ann W. Borden
Hast
Sudbury
Leon
Otom
Gordon Y
Birthday Whist Hosts Celebrate Mrs Perkins Abroad
Mrs Frank B Perkins of Framingham Road hosted a birthdayWhist for a group of women friends. The event featured cheerful conversation and light refreshments as attendees marked the occasion with friendly games and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Perkins
Framingham Road
Andes
Erentaig
Benefit Whist Nets 75 For Women's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club benefit Whist was held Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall under Mrs. Fred Gale. Refreshments were provided by club members and prizes donated by local merchants. First prize for gentlemen went to Kennon Damon with a flash light donated by R. J. Rodday Co. Second prize went to Miss Sarah Derby for playing the gentleman's hand with a 1 pound box from Page and Shaw's Candy donated by The Rexall store. First Ladies prize to Mrs. Arthur King for Cracker and Cheeses donated by Adams and Bridges. Second Ladies prize to Mrs. Alice Foley for Potted Cyclamen donated by Harold Ruble and Miss Mauro.
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West Concord
Arthur King
Adams and Bridges
Alice Foley
Harold
Mauro
G Hutchins Elected President of Emerson Corporation
Gordon Hutchins named head of Emerson Corporation to succeed Sydney Coolidge. Other officers include Raymond Emerson vice president Henry Bigelow clerk Harold Orendorff treasurer and an executive committee. Concord Grange met Tuesday January 18 with a whist party awarding 12 prizes to ladies and men and planning an evening box luncheon and a box auction.
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Gordon, Hutchings
Emerson Corporation
Sydney Coolidge
Raymond Emerson
Henry B. Bigelow
Harold B. Orendorff
Gordon Hutching
Harold E. Orendorff
Wells Blanchard
Samuel Hoar
Frank J. McCarron
Maynard Grange to Install Officers at Evening Meet
Maynard Grange plans a meeting at Cooperative Hall with Grangers from Acton Concord Stow Concord Junction and Sudbury attending. William N. Howard will lead ceremonies assisted by James B. Tuttle and others. officers to be installed include Mrs. Alice B. Howe master and a slate of dignitaries.
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Maynard
Grange
Acton
Concord
Stow
Concord Junction
Sudbury
William N. Howard
North Haston
Cafe Grange
James B. Tuttle
Acton -Grange
Marshall
Mauge Moor
Pegalia
Lillian
Childs
Aynard
Marion Adams
Concord Grange
Carl Thompson
Genevieve
Frawley
Alice B. Howe
Leo Comeau
Frederick ‘Wade
Effie Hayward
Charles W. Shattuck
Treas
Grace BH
Tucker
Helen Cook
Dorothy Tompson
Ceres
Helen Ene
Alice Hurd
Flora
Frank
Sanderson
Opville
P. Tucker
Adelaid W. Sims
Edmund Whitney
Poultry Association Meets at Acton Middlesex Session
The Middlesex County Poultry Association held an all day meeting at the Acton Woman's Club. The forenoon featured talks on incubation and questions by William Ryan Jr. from Stoughton. A noon oyster stew luncheon was served. In the afternoon Prof A W Rich of New HeHi Sericultural College spoke on brooding costs and winter broilers. Theodore Wollerscheid, known musician, is reported ill at his home.
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Middlesex County Poultry Association
Acton Woman's Club
William Ryan Jr
Stoughton
A.W. Richfirdeon
New He Hi Sericultural College
Hudson
Association
Concord Trade Board Meeting Set For February 3
The Concord Board of Trade plans its regular meeting February 3 in the Concord Hotel building. Topics include advertising policy, what may be considered charitable advertising, and a plan to permit Lovell buses to stop on Lexington Road. A rumor of a Dennison factory branch in Concord Junction was denied by a company letter. The February Board of Trade Bulletin, edited by Vice President Thomas Hollis Jr., covers advertising duties zoning and town meeting topics.
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Concord
Concord Board of
Concord Co
Board of Trade
Lovell
Arlington
Heights
Lexington Toh
Cambridge Turnpike
Lincoln Wne
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Framingham
Establishes & Branch
Vancord Junction
Jade inMulletin
Thomas Hollis Jr
Fhe
Stuart Allen
Concord captain discusses US policy at club meeting
Capt John Boardman of Concord speaks on Philippines size people and customs and the interdependence of the United States with Central and South American Republics. He supports the Monroe doctrine and Coolidge stance on Nicaragua and Mexico. The club proposes changing Article IV to American Home. A quartette with Grace Day sang Spanish songs at the social tea hosted by Mrs Pratt.
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John Boardman
Concord de Patines
Opines
Hose Island
Desaigns Mall
Philippines
United States
Central
South American
Coolidge
Mexico
M&y
Federation
Miss Grace
Rodney Pratt
Otis Forbush
Kennon Damop
Girl Scouts Silver Tea at Club House
The Girl Scouts will hold a silver tea at the Club House on February 2 from 3 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Rebekahs Initiatory Degree Work At Lodge Meeting
Wihtona Rebekah Lodge held a Wednesday evening session to confer the initiatory degree on four candidates. District Deputy President Mrs Helen Loring and D D G M Mrs Grace Hunter attended from Concord Junction with visiting members from nearby towns. Mrs Colson Hag returned to see her daughter Mrs Mary Holton after holiday visits in Greenfield. Trak Maar and George Turner are noted with changes in employment and health updates. James Chesboro left E E Gray Co and has returned to work with Strong and Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihtona
Rebekah’ Lodge
Helen Loring
D. D
Strong and Tracy
Manger
Turner
James Chesboro
E. E. Gray Co
Strong
Elks Whist Fund Draws Large Attendance
An Elk Lodge whist party held at the Elks rooms attracted a record crowd for the series. Prizes included a Bentleman's watch won by Rene. First prize went to Mrs. Fannie Crow and others earned top places. consolation prizes were awarded as the event closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disor Lodge of Elks
Elks
Isson
Rene
Bentleman
Fannie Crowches
Missan
Ya du Berger
Eacon
Im Byron
Caucus Set for February 10 in Town Hall
The Citizens' Caucus to nominate Officers for the annual election will be held in the Town Hall Thursday February 10. Incumbents show willingness and no rivals have yet entered. Terms expiring include Moderator Judge Prescott Keyes Town Clerk William Cross and others across town offices.
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Hursday
Willin
Prescott Keyes
William ~. Cross
Hugh F. Leith
Waldor S. Lapham
Jorge E. Jones
Herbert 8
Waldo P. Lapham
Board of Assessors
Scout Masters Confer With Scout Council At Colonial Inn
A dinner and conference of the Waltham Watertown Concord Boy Scout Council gathered at Colonial Inn Saturday evening. Scout Commissioner Peterson of Waltham and Commissioner Cole of Watertown attended while Commissioner Surette was sidelined by a severe cold. Scout Executive Hilliard Holbrook outlined the coming season’s activity program to lively interest among the present scoutmasters.
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Scout
Waltham,Watertown
Concord
Colonial Inn
Peterson
Waltham
Cole
Watertown
Surette
Hilliard” B. Holbrook
Wich
Concord Odd Fellows Social Attracts Local Music
ConcOrd Lodge IOOF hosts a Friday evening social with Ronnie's Simplex Orchestra providing live music. The event opens with a first waltz at 8 o'clock sharp for attendees.
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ConcOrd Lodge
Ioof
Ronnie’s Simplex
1927 Weather Samples Meet Army Basketball Night
A 1927 weather samples feature is set with Co H heading to the South Armory in Boston tomorrow to play. Battery L 241st Coast Artillery National Guard Basketball Association scheduled a game at the First Armory on Friday February 4 with the quintet of F 211th Coast Artillery in a league contest.
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South’ Armory
Boston
Coast Artillery
National Guard
Gonvord
Armory, Ton
Bulger Captures First Prize at Skeet Shoot
The Concom Rod and Gun Club hosted a skeet shoot at Pulgeo Farm on Saturday. Despite poor weather, 19 contestants competed with Dr. James J. Goodwin and W Foster scoring 20, but Goodwin won 21 to 13 in the shoot-off. Matt Bulger claimed first prize with 17, Thomas McHugh took second with 16, and Chuck Bulger was third with 15.
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Concom Rod and Gun Club
Pulgeo. Farm
Jace
Dr. James
Geek N
W. Foster
Goodwin
Foster
National Sportsman’s Magazine
Matt Bulger
Smith
Thomas McHugh
Chuck
Bulger
James
Goodwin Tyee Pee
Martin Bulger
Elmer Raman
Rui Geet
George Clary Ein
Eel
Michael H
Ras Chours
Aes
Russell Eldridge
Betoy Fone
Pices Pegs
Salvadore Macote
Ashley Cousins
Langille Yi
Stephen Williams
Parry
Concord Rod and Gun Club to celebrate first anniversary
The Concord Rod and Gun Club plans its first annual banquet and birth day celebration at Colonial Inn on February 9. Harry Tuttle, club president, chairs the planning committee. Principal speaker will be William Adams, Director of the State Division of Fisheries and Game, with other addresses anticipated by game wardens and sports enthusiasts. A lively entertainment is promised to top off the evening.
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Concord’ Rod and Gun Club
Colonial Inn
Harry &. Tuttle
William ©. Adams
Division of Fisheries and Game
Concord Unders Owns To Play Hockey
Concord High School hockey effort collapses again. Concord Independent Hockey Team forms with Robert Asbjornsen as captain and manager. They beat Lexington Independents 6 to 1 in the season opener on Ell Road Pond. A return game at Lexington was postponed due to poor ice and will be rescheduled when possible. Also notes annual meeting of the Concord Union Bible Society tomorrow afternoon at the Trinitarian Congregational.
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Concord High School
Concord
Robert Asbjornsen
Lexington Independents
Pond
Lexington
Conrd Union Bible Society
Trinitarian Congregational
Henry Ford Hosts Sudbury Inn Party Aboard Old New England Style
Henry Ford and guests gather at Wayside Inn in South Sudbury for a roast chicken banquet in a homelike New England setting. Professor Lovett recalls era dances, with Ford sharing table banter and old memories while reporters are treated to a warm, cordial reception and a Vir ginia Reel. The event features long list of guests, including local officials and Ford family members, as ages and past associations are noted.
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South Sudbury
Henry’ Ford
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Board of Selectmen
New England
Mrs. Ford
Benjamin Lovett
Henry Ford
Ford
Mr Fond
William Hallup
Edward Baxter
Clayton Perry
Maurice
Mr. Ford
D. W. Flint
Providence
Virginia
Profegs- Lovett
Sudbury Town Hall
Lovett
E. J. Boyer
Henry Wadsworth Lonzteilowa
Setitbes
Longfellow
Edward’ Baxter
William Halup
War movie night in Boston and social notes from Sudbury
Phil Way and Roland Cutler saw What a Price Glory in Boston Saturday night. Miss Gertrude M Hotere visited Miss O Brien on Fayette Street last Friday. Frank Bett slipped on the ice in Sudbury and injured himself severely. Mrs J C Hall and Nancy Way visited her son Robert at Cushing Academy Ashburnham on Monday. Mr and Mrs Hace Reed and family of Melrose visited Sunday with Mrs Chas H Way. Mrs Walter E B Piper of Old Sudbury guest of Camden Club Malden last Thursday. Quarantine on Public Schools and Library considered farehand today. Health board reports cases under control and infection danger passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Way
Roland Cutler
Boston
Gertrude M. Hotere
Miss O'Brien
Fayette Street
Frank Bett
Sudbury
J. C. Hall
Nancy Way
Robert
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Hace’ Reed
Melrose
Chas
H. Way
Walter EB. Piper
Sud‘bury Rodd
Camden Club
Malden
Public Schools
Dancer’s New Year Eve receipts cited by Sudbury Club
The account notes ten dollars receipts from a New Year’s Eve event at the Sudbury Club. It states the dance earnings exceeded expenditures and implies the surplus will be dealt with by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
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Eva Grenier
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Goldie Askers
John Flannery
Mr Frawley
Andy Nicholison
Archer: Davis
Timothy Sheehan
Abe Burnham
Orcheon
Theodore Wollerselried
Weil
Dt May
Bard Brass Band
Dull
THE
Concord Trade Board
Rebekahs
Elks. Whist
Mr. Rigbey
Hartwell’s Store
Harrie
Being Henry Ford
Concord Odd Fellows Social
DR. Goodwin High—Mart
Concord Rod and. Gun Club
Under
Ben Lovett
Aeco
Ae — Eee
My Ediward E Waton
Wills Bills
DW. Flint
Gaston Plaintiff
New York City
Margaret Ruddiman
Brod
Senaci W Hall
Czar Hunt
George” Hunt
Lather
Persi
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Luman Parmenter
Alice, Parmenter
Sylvester D. Perry
Edwin Beever
Jeerah Pratt
Charles Wright
Ming Carrig Smith
Charlotte Smith
Fred Goodnow
George HB. Taylor
Elmira
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