Union Church Notes Cones Junction Meeting Set
Neighbors invited to a Wednesday evening gathering at the Minion church to review plans for enlarging Union Church. A committee of Hayden Whitney, Pimer E Shattuck, Harry A Bridges, L N Fowler, and George G Russell will report. Concerns about funds arise with the church pastorless. The Sunday school picnic at Lake Nagog is postponed to next week pending date and place.
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Ne Weed
Att & Council
Minion
Hayden Whitney
Pimer E. Shattuck
Harry A. Bridges
L. N. Fowler
George G. Russell
Lake Nagog
Two Prisoners Escape Alerted by Young Scout in Acton
Two inmates escaped from the Massachusetts Reformatory during a morning shift in the shoe department. They climbed the east wing wall and fled but were tracked by Ava Chapman, daughter of Officer J W Chapman, who followed them to Henry Warden's home. Warden then pursued and captured them.
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Mass
J. W. Chapman
Ava
East Acton
Henry Warden
Mr. Warden
Middlesex L T L Convention Elects Officers
The Middlesex L T L held its annual convention in Union church. Officers elected at the morning business meeting were President Leslie Anderson of Concord Vice President Mary Damon Treasurer Roger Allen Secretary Alice Mead of West Acton. An afternoon program by Concord West Acton and Junction Legions ended with cheers for Charles A Kendall.
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Middlesex L. T. L
Union Church
Leslie Anderson
Concord
Mary Damon
Roger Allen
Maynard Fire Drill and Local Visits Highlight Week
The Maynard fire department responded to a practice drill Tuesday night. Visitors included Miss Fanny White from South Framingham and Miss Kathryn Sweeney from Greenville Rhode Island. Ralph Prescott takes a vacation from National Express Co. A group from Charles A. Welch lodge A F and AM traveled to Belmont Tuesday night. A chimney fire at A G Haynes prompted a stilt alarm Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary St Olgir attended a memorial service conducted by Pride of the Forest circle C of F in Marlboro Monday night. B J Congulin, this week re Ch…
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Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. F
A. M
A .G. Haynes
Mary St. Olgir
Pride of the Forest Circle, C
Marlboro
B. J. Congulin
Ballooned Fourth of July brings berry harvest aid
Thad leads a wagon train of 91 neighbors to help widow Lane after a balloon roped there. A note on the balloon lists recipients and Bromley farm. The group raises funds and workers to clear the blue patch and gather nine bushels of berries for shipment, ending with a coin-filled gift jar for the widow.
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Tysons
Nanny
Nanty
Thad
Mathoor
Bea
Mary
Katie
Annie
Gee
Paul
Ward
Thomas Ford
Bennington County
Witi
Tése
Cyrus A
Neill
Mr. Arnold
Arnold Sealer
Widder
Nancy
Cate
Lane
Arnold
Father Arnold
Curts
Curtis
Star
Arnold Farm
Widow Lane
Analyzing Retail Business Advertising Roles
The passage divides the subject into three equal parts: merchandise, service, and advertising. Robt and partner are described as opposing the Merchanta TM Association of No XY. The text frames retail analysis as a noble undertaking.
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Viean
Merchania
Ethi
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Kelly-Springfield Tires
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Cones Junction
Union Church Notes
Little Girl
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L. T. L. Convention
S. T. Eldod
Peperell
Harold Colby
J. W. Colby
J. Andrones
John Golden
Box
James P. McCormick
James Jugent
Edward Chartin
Arthur O'Leary
Homer -H - Paris
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Fanny White
South Framingham
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SWEET
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Meyer
New York
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Lea
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Deans
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