Farm Bureau 1925 Officers Installed
Selwyn H. Graham of Burlington becomes president of the Middlesex County Farm Bureau. The directory lists officers directors and pool agents across towns including Holliston Waltham Bedford Sudbury and Acton with names such as Leslie Barnes Fred R. Jones Ronald Campbell and Harvey Fairbanks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn H. Graham
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Burlington
Massachusetts
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
State Farm
Farm Bureau
Siwyn H. Granam
Leslie Barnes
Holliston
N. H. Felton
Marlboro
C. F. Keyes
Acton
Alden
C. Flagg
Bedford
C. G. Barnes
Hudson
Dexter T Dodd
H. Peck
Stow
Sudbury
Harvey Fairbanks
West Acton
B. C. Steele
Grange Leaders Rally to Fight Cigarette Habit
Grange meetings nationwide push back against cigarette smoking in homes and public venues. Michigan’s stance calls cigarettes white coffin nails harming youths, pledging a long, vigorous battle parallel to the booze fight.
West Orange Man Kenneth Cook Visits with Mother
Kenneth Cook of East Orange New Jersey recently visited with his mother Mrs Cyrus Cook of Sudbury Road. Miss Mary F Tobin is rapidly convalescing after an operation at Emerson Hos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth*Cook
East Orange
N. J
Cyrus Cook
Sudbury Road
Mary F. Tobin
Emerson Hos
Maynard St Guild Sale At Mrs Easthope Home
A Maynard Street guild sale is planned at Mrs Albert Easthope residence 19 Garfield Street this Saturday at 2 PM. The event features baked beans brown bread teacakes and a range of home cooked and fancy articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Guild
Albert Easthope
Garfield Street
Minstrel Show by Co H 18th Infantry Boosts East Lexington Fund
Members of Company H 18th Infantry and the Infantry M N G with the corps of pretty girls presented a minstrel show in Lexington. The event, staged Wednesday for the East Lexington Catholic Church fund, drew great applause and confirmed the troupe’s strong local reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H
Lexington
East Lexington
Reception for Rev H A Ofstie at Methodist Church
A reception was held Wednesday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church for evangelist Rev H A Ofstie of Minnaville during a revival series in Concord. Violin duets by Rev Charles E Pedersen and John Sven with Miss Cahill on piano accompanied the event. Also attending were Rev Olaf M Johnson of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church and Rev Carlson of Boston. Earlier services were led by Rev Ofstie with Rev Pedersen. Mrs Gordon Hutchins of Puckatasset Hill hosted a tea Sunday for Mr and Mrs Thomas Mottey who recently moved to Concord and reside with their children in the T Quincy Brown mansion on Main Street. The tea attracted many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist’ . Episcopal Church
H. A. Ofatie
Minn liv
Wite -Ie
Concord
Charles .E. Pedersen
John Sven
Miss Cahill
Pedersen
Olaf M. Johnson
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Carlson
Boston
Ofstie
Methodist Church
Gordon Hutchins
Puckatassett Hill
Thomas Mottey
T. Quincy Brown
Main Street
National Seed Corn Show Promises Billion-Dollar Gains
A national seed corn event in Chicago March 2 to 7, under Sears Roebuck Foundation, offers 1000 prizes for best ear and 15 000 more in county champion ears. Open to all. mail one ear for testing vitality and disease resistance. The program stresses seed quality to raise 1926 yields and farm wealth nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundaton
America
United States
E. B. Heaton
Foundation
Samuel R. Guard
Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Guard
States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Registry worker Miss Flavin takes indefinite leave in Boston
Miss Mary Flavin of the Registry of Motor Vehicles Department at Commonwealth Pier Boston has departed for California for a rest and has not returned to duties. The absence is reported as an indefinite leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flavin
Registry of ‘Motor Vehicles Department
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
California
Firemen battle chimney blaze at Joseph Algeo home
Central Fire Station crew responded in zero weather Friday at 9 15 am to extinguish a chimney fire at Joseph Algeo's house on Virginia Road. No damage occurred to the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Joseph Algeo
Virginia Road
Grocery Whist by Division 44 Auxiliary in Monu ment Hall
The Division 44 Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts a Grocery Whist in Monument Hall on Friday January 30. Committee members are Mrs Mary Hayes Mrs Martha Duggan Mrs Catherine Slayes Mrs Mary Powers and Mrs Ellen W Keefe. The next auxiliary meeting is Wednesday evening February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Mary Hayes
Martha Duggan
Catherine — Slayes
Mary Powers
Ellen W. Keefe
Auxiiary
Trinity Church Weekly Schedule and Service Details
The church lists a series of events starting January 28 with Holy Communion, sermons, and Sunday school activities. A notable feature is the Service of Lights on February 8 at 5 P.M. where attendees carry candles from the altar to their homes. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Smith O. Dexter
Church Aid Society
Maunion
Gills’ Friendly Society
Middlesex School Ice Hockey Defeats Boston English 3–0
Middlesex School ice hockey team swept Boston English 3 to 0 on Thursday and beat Country Day School 4 to 1 on Saturday. Hopkins and Smith starred in both wins with Wise Gardiner also scoring, while Middlesex used a second string attack in the final period to show depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Boston English High
Country Day School
Concord
Hopkins
Smith
Qagile
Wise
Gardiner
Middlesex
Kelley
J.w. Hopkins
Stover
Rw. Wise
Johnston
Bailey
Bernstein
Fuler
Harris
C. Tompson
Broudy
Poehlman
Silverberg
Kettell and Howell
Scovelle
Sears
Howard
Almy
C. Kelley
Baldwin
Fisher
Wilbur
Garrison
Garrigan
Kearns
Wharf
Talbot
Phillips
Ellis
Knowles
Hollander
Cis
Washington University Seeks Frank Murray as Coach
Frank Murray of Marquette University is sought by Washington University of Missouri for its football eleven. Murray’s Marquette team was undefeated for two years, and this season Boston College handed them their first defeat in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington University
Frank Murray
Marquette University
Golden Avalanche
Washington University of Missouri
Murray
Washington
Marquette
Srquette
Boston College
Milwaukee
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Trinity Church Parish House
The January gathering of the Ladies Aid Society at Trinity Church meets this afternoon with Mrs. Marion C. Taylor presiding. A social half hour with tea closes the session. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Little return from a week in New York visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity Church
Marion C. Taylor
Harry B. Little
New York
Mekkelsen Announces Engagement Of Christine to Dr Samson
Mr and Mrs John Mekkelsen announce the engagement of their daughter Christine to Dr A C Samson of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The announcement notes a forthcoming wedding date and family approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mekkelsen
Ter Christine
A. C. Samson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Teachers Triumph in Not So Fast at Market Hall
The Teachers Club presented Not So Fast at Market Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings to full houses. The cast led by Principal A. K. Cole and Edward Coughlin delivered a smooth, well-prepared comedy with strong performances. The financial success benefits local causes and a future Scholarship Fund for worthy students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iho Juayers
Peachers
Markethall
Edward Coughlin
A. K. C., Cole
W. H. Millington
Victor Salloway
Mary Monahan
Mary McLoughlin
Grace’ Walter
Helen B. O'Donnell
Maynard
Cole
The Order of the Ignorantines Marks a New Humility
A historic fantasy tale recounts the creation of the Magnarii Ignorantites during a solar eclipse. Three members form the order, led by a reporter who acts as its president. Membership hinges on admitting ignorance publicly and privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Magnarii
Igmorantine
Gentlemen's Night Observed by Woman's Club Speaker
The Woman's Club will host a Gentlemen's Night with a banquet and program at Cooperative Hall on Wednesday. Judge Henry A. Shute of Exeter New Hampshire will be the speaker and the American Orchestra of Lowell will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Cooperative
Henry A. Shute
Exeter N. H
Trust Co Plans New Main Street Bank Building
The Maynard Trust Co announces plans to erect a brick banking building on Main Street adjoining the post office. George H. Creighton, president, says land will be acquired from the Naylor estate with a front of at least thirty feet. The deal is expected to close soon and construction may begin in the spring. Reports also suggest the Naylor estate may develop the corner lot as part of the project and the trust company may raise capital from 50 000 to 100 000, offering stock to shareholders and possibly the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Trust Co
George H. Creighton
The
Trust Co
Naylor Emate
Triee
Greighton
Naylor
Main
Nason Street
Busness
Maynard ‘Tolls Core
Jts Capital
Concord Council K off Banquet Attended by Dr Frank May
Dr Frank May attended the annual Concord Council K off banquet held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank May
Concord Council
Concord
The Fast Workers Cook Club of Junior High
The girls club at the Junior High School is named The Fast Workers and enjoys cooking lessons. A sleigh ride to Hudson is planned as part of the group’s activities. Membership is open to all girls of the school. Rev James Driscoll of St John’s Plattsburg NY has been named to the Household of the Holy Father Pope Pius XI and is a cousin of the Misses Driscoll of Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Workers
Hudson
James . Driscoll
St. John's Church
Plattsburg
N.Y
The
Holy Pathe
Fr. Driscoll
Driscoll
Harrison Street
Maynard Night at Hudson Lodge Opens February Events
Hudson Lodge B P O E plans a Maynard Night on February 3 with an institutory degree for eighteen Maynard candidates. Maynard Bika will lead a Maynard contingent, escorted by Hudson Elks to Town Hall for ceremonies followed by banquet and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudso Lodge
Maynard
Hudson Lodge
P. O E
Maynard Bika
Hudson
Hudson Elks
Hudson Lodge of Biks
Weekend Guests At Northboro Among Local Social set
Miss Alice McDonald and Miss Mira Dorothy Morris were weekend guests of Mrs Charles LaPorte at Northboro, sharing social events and correspondence with the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McDonald
Mira Dorothy Morris
Charles LaPorte
Northboro
Whist Party Held in Cambridge by Middlesex Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Margaret Sweeney, Mrs. Mary Puffer, Mrs. Louig Every and others from the Maynard Legion Auxiliary attended a Cambridge whist party Saturday afternoon under Middlesex County Legion Council. Mrs. Waite won one prize. Miss Gladys Hows attended Concord Council 5 banquet Thursday evening in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
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Louis W. Dean
Waltham
C. G. Forces
Chester Page
Billereca
Perley Kimball
Chelmsfort
C. V. ‘Flagg
Littleton
H. Pek
Marvey ‘Fairbanks
Henry M. Howard
Newton
Grange
National Grange
Michigan
Institution For
Mutual Savings Bank
Assabet Institut For Savi Main
H. A. Ofstie
Middlesex Hockey
Buick Motor
Ladies Aid Society
Little Miss Enterprise Reader
Walden Street
Main &I
H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
H. P. Bull Dog
P. Ideal
H. P. National Chief
Reo Truck
Vialle Motor Co
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