Chautauqua season tickets outlined by Naylor board
President Naylor announced season tickets with guest privileges for adults. Chautauqua official William K. Bohn outlined the program and ticket oversale split 50-50 between Loter sega and Gavin A. Gc Ww. John G George Ww. 5 Lamton, J. Sehnai, Wena Whitney, Miss Jenn Whitney, Miss Ethel Carlson, and others were listed among sponsors and attendees at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunar- Naylor
Mies Ethel Nordberg
William Hi
Wilh Naytor
Mra
W. X. Macurda
Mra Mahoney Tality
William K. Bohn
Circuit Chlef Chautauqua
Tor
Chautauqua
Loter Sega
Gavin A
John G
George
Lamton
Te Eam J. Sehnai
Wena Whitney
Jenn
Witnay
Mien
R Cook
Gertrude Keene
George B Forbes
William F
M Peterson
Ethel Carlson
J. Morse
H W Plood
Philathea
Onal Church
W Cole
Hale
B. B. Bason
Joshua Naylor
Cambridge Gala Invites for 160th Washington Anniversary
Mrs Katherine White, president of the Legion Auxiliary, received a Middlesex County Council notice inviting attendance at the 160th Washington anniversary celebration. A banquet will follow, with a speaker and review of the parade by the CambridgePost and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Katherine. White
Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex County Council
Amos
Washington
Cambrigde Post
Wade Kelly couple wed in Maynard ceremony at St Bridget
Miss Gertrude Wade and Thomas Key were married Monday in Maynard. Rev Edward F Crowley officiated at St Bridget's. Best man was William Johnson, cousin of Soren from New York City. Mrs Kelley plans a late week trip to Newfoundland following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade-Kelly
Gertrude Wade
Thomas Key
Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Edward F. Crowley
William Johnson
Thompson
Soren
New York City
Lla
Kelley
Newfound
Man Run Over By Auto Sees Minor Injuries
Stanley Baker was struck while crossing Main at Nason by a slowly moving sedan driven by a girl. The car passed over his body but Dr. Edward Flaherty found only slight cuts and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baker
Jim
Nason Street
Acci
Edward Flaherty
Local residents take summer vacations at coastal cottages
B L Pratt and family rent a cottage at Long Beach Giloucheter for the summer. Miss Margaret O Grady enjoys an annual vacation from the Waltham Watch factory. Bilaine Mfg Co employees take a week off. Harold Wetherbee recently graduated from Brown University and plans further travels abroad before returning south. Mee Mawerd opens. Mrs Wilene, Joe 5, E Mahoney, Thomas Murray and Murray of West Virginia visit Mrs Fought and Mrs John E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Pratt
Long Beach
Gilouchester
Margaret O'Grady
Waltham Watch Factory
Bilaine Mfg. Co
Harold Wetherbee
Brown University
Mra Wilene
Joe
E. Mahoney
Thomas Murray
Murray
West Vir
Fought
John E
Mrs Thomas Murray and Regina Visit Leaves for Home
Mrs Thomas Murray and daughter Regina of Wisconsin left Saturday after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs William Fought. Miss Gladys won two prizes at the Clan Drummont field day in Whitinaville, taking first in the Highland Fling and second in the award dance. Concord Junction Union Club lost to Concord Town in baseball on the playgrounds Tuesday evening, 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murray
Regina
Ee WI Va
Wiliam
Misa Gladys
Concord Tigers
Concord Junction Union Club
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Emerson Nd
St. V
T’s Band of
South Boston
John K. Snyder At Home For Summer Vacation Bowdoin
John K. Snyder CHS 23 returns to Bowdoin on break. The note places him at home during the summer vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Snyder
CHS
Bowdoin
Willard Guests in West Acton and Local Notes
West Acton Mr and Mrs David Willard of Hyde Park were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Guy P Littlefield. Benjamin O King and family escaped injury when his car skidded at Richardson's Crossing turning turtle but no one was hurt. Daniel L O Toole of Leominster visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James Kinsley. Alice Blaisdell daughter of Edwin and Mrs Blaisdell died after a week illness at Marlboro Hospital. Edward J Clare of South Bend Indiana visits at the Clare home of Colonel and Mrs James P Clare. Fred Fee to occupy the Knowlton home for summer. Mrs W B Holtz ill at home with nurse. James Squires bought the Knowlton block on Arlington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Willard
Hyde Park
Guy P. Littlefield
Benjamin
King
Richardson's Crossing
Alice Blaisdell
Dwin Blaisdell
Marlboro Hospital
Edward J. Clare
So. Bend
Indiana
Clare
James P. Clare
Fred Fee
A. Knowlton
W. B. Holtz
James Squires
Knowlton
Arlington Street
Death of Alice Blaisdell 20 in Marlboro Hospital
Alice Blaisdell 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Blaisdell, died at Marlboro hospital Monday night from acute nephritis. She was a 1923 graduate of Cawpeer High School and leaves parents, two sisters Mrs Warren Jennison of Keene NH and Lucille, a brother Warren of town, a grandmother Mrs Lucy A Matin of Arlington, and an uncle T W Martin of Arlington. Funeral services will be at her late home Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Green Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blaisdell
Edgar Blaisdell
Marlboro Hospital
Cawpeer High School
Warren Jennison
Keene, N. H
Lucille
Warren
Lucy A. Matin
Arlington
T. W. Martin
Blaisdell
Pp. M
Green Cemetery
Mrs Richardson Guest of Honor at M B Church Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the M B church met at Mrs O C Drechsler s Summer street home with Mrs Olive Richardson as guest of honor. She received a gift and Mr Richardson plans to move to California this month. A brief local notes column also lists job and real estate ads including a milk route inquiry and land for sale on College road.
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Montgom ery Social Notes
Miss Ethel M Ewell of Montgomery Alabama and Ming M Alice Ewell of Harvey NB attend at Walter M French home as their father Fred Wwell hosts. Ewell sisters spoke on Mission Industrial School for colored girls in Montgomery during a Co KB meeting at the tonal church. Mr and Mrs John Gilchrest and daughter Charlotte of Lunenburg visited Mrs William Syll a over the weekend. Miss Arlene Jones left for Yarmouth MO to spend vacation months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Ewell
Montgomery
Alabama
Ming M. Alice Ewell
Harvey, N. B
Fred “W
Walter M. French
Ethel M
Ala
Mission Industral School For Colored Girls
Co. KB
John Gilchrest
Charlotte
Lunenburg
William Sylla
Arlene Jones
Yarmouth
Marion's Motor 3600 Miles to See Friends
Mr and Mrs W C Marion completed a 3600 mile car journey from the Pacific coast to visit relatives and friends in New England. The MIT graduate civil engineer and his wife plan August returns via Wisconsin and Minnesota, renewing old acquaintances and enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Marion
Pacific Coast
Fruit Belt
Yakima Valley
Washington
Merion
Burlington
Mass
Marion
Stoneham
New England
MIT
James J. Hil
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Walker named steward at Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Junction announces Frank S. Walker as new steward at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Walker has served as an officer at the institution for twenty years and brings wide experience in prison management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks. Walker
The
Massachusetts Reformaory
Concord Junction F
Walker
Christian Spirit of Fellowship Sermon at W Concord Union Church
Rev Alfred W Stone to preach on the Christian Spirit of Fellowship Sunday morning. Communion to follow. Mid week service Tuesday at 7 30 and special vestry service Thursday at 8. Church mortgage burned with social fellowship to follow. friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Stone
Local families enjoy town events and summer plans
Mr and Mrs Carlyle Ring of High School rent the South Sudbury house. F B Bent and Edwin A Pow attend Knight Templar meeting in town. Joel Hayes house opened for occupancy as summer home. Walter Piper heads to summer home with family until Sept. largest High School reception attendance recorded last week. Hall decorations by Mr Briggs. Legion gift from Brown awarded to Miss Sigrid Manty for top marks, Miss Morrison close behind. Ohio relatives spend summer. Calif relatives visiting Libby home. Mr and Mrs Stephen Gray sail to Europe. join Mr and Mrs Lawrence Winship in France. Royal Haynes moves into new center home. Charles Knight and son visit C W Rice home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Ring
South Sudbury
F. B. Bent
Edwin A. Pow
Knight Templarers
Joel Hayes
Walter Piper
Mane
Ia Uates
Briggs
Legion
Brown
Sigrid Manty
Miss Morrison
Miss Manty
Gilbert
Ohio
California
Libby
Stephen Gray
Europe
Lawrence Winship
France
Royal Haynes
Charles Knight and Son
Tea nuvforgirDpm Hkn
C. W. Rice
George A Haynes of East Sud bury dies after blood poisoning
George A Haynes of East Sud bury dies from blood poisoning after a sliver in his finger. Despite prompt care the hand swelled and he died at Framingham hospital. He had lived here all his life and held town offices. He is survived by his wife and son George Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Haynes
East Sudbury
Framingham Hospital
Haynes
Eaaetawaer
Sue Semaneae
Wheeler Haynes
George Jr
New York Visitors Show Angling Skill at Lake Nagog
Mr and Mrs J S Kopperl and daughters Adelaide and Lucille of New York spent a week with Mr and Mrs Clarence M Goward at Swastika Villa Lake Nagog. Mrs Kopperl caught one of the largest pickerel and Adelaide and Lucille caught six bass while the group discussed a Cape Cod lobster dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Kopperl
Adelaide
Lucille
New York City
Clarence M. Goward
Swastika Villa
Lake Nagog
Kopperl
Cape Cod
Acton Agricultural Association Plans Annual Fair and Land Purchase
The Acton Agricultural Association will hold its annual fair at the town hall and grounds. A members meeting is set for Thursday evening July 9 at 8 p m in the Women’s clubhouse Acton Center to discuss purchasing land for permanent use, with a sale vote at the regular meeting July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton Center
Supper and Dance by Acton Woman's Club
The Acton Woman's Club hosted a Saturday supper and dance at the club house on Acton Common. Tables seated pairs or groups, followed by a social hour and dancing on the grounds and hall. Committee members included Mrs Clarence N Goward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Frank Parrsons
Jona H. Holland
Fiorar B. Reed
Wedding Attends Roxbury Ceremony Involving Hanley Family
Mr and Mrs William Hanley and family of Water Street attended the wedding of Mrs Hanleys daughter in Roxbury The bride Marie Fitzgerald 71 Clinton Roxbury was married at St Pauls church in a ceremony described in a local notice The report mentions Mr Byrne associated with American Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
William Hanley
Water Street
Hanley
Philip Jr
Roxbury
Marie Fitzgerald
Clinton Roxbury
St .Paul's
Byrne
Saanioely American Gas & Electric Co
Playgrounds Fund Turned Over to Woman's Club
Marlboro July 1 The Kiwanis Club presented a $300 check to Mrs J W McDonald chair of the community service committee to be administered by the Woman's Club for city playgrounds. Speakers praised the joint effort and future support from the City Council and local groups. The Marlboro Theatre offered three passes to top attendance centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth H. Howes
McDonald
Drake
Potter
William H. Jones
Richard M. Evans
Walter H. Morse
Winfield Temple
Adrian Boisseau
John Monahan
Florida
South
Morse
Caa
Kwanis Club
James T. McManus
Concord Jct. Prison Officer Appointed Steward
Frank H. Walker, long time prison officer at Concord Reformatory, is named steward under civil service rules. He brings wide experience in prison management and is praised for qualifications and trusted position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Walker
Concord Reformatory
Civil Service
Walker
Night Before Fourth Plans At Village Grounds
The Village Improvement Society schedules an entertainment on the night before the Fourth on the school grounds. Mr. Robert Bushnell, Middlesex district attorney, will deliver the oration. Dante Roget, newly elected member of Congress, is expected to attend. Mrs. Rogers hopes to be present unless detained by business in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Improvement Society
Ing
Robert Bushnell
Middlesex
Pias
Dante Roget
Congress
Rogers
Washes Pene
Festival follows Grange meeting plans in Amnursnac
Amnursnac Grange held its regular meeting Monday evening with an impromptu program after the absence of a speaker on agriculture. Miss led the improvised lecture, providing a brief educational segment for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnursnac Grange
Boston Area Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Travels
Thomas Clark Jr of New York vacations with his parents on Main Street. Mrs George M Bowker and Misses Mary and Rosa Bowker vacation at Dennis Cape. Mrs Mary Maguire and Mrs John Kelley return from a winter in Southern Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark, Jr
New York
Thomas Clark
Main Street
George M. Bowker
Mary
Rosa Bowker
Dennis
Cape
Mary Maguire
John Kelley
Pasadena
Calif
Church Lawn Party Planned With Dances And Sales
South Sudbury church women schedule a lawn party at the Centre on Thursday July 9 with late afternoon and evening activities, including dances and a sale at tables. Leon B. Hawes reports barn remodeling. Marlboro hosts Oliver Ferden wedding reception attended by local Ferry relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Leon B. Hawes
Oliver Ferden
Marlboro
Interesting wedding in Dorchester at St Peter's Church
A wedding of interest to many Concord Junction residents occurred Monday morning at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. Miss Mary A Sheehan of Dorchester and seahegseer of Sheehan 0 was married in a ceremony reported for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Mary A. Sheehan
Dorchester
Seahegseer
Sheehan
Houses to Be Built Later in the Sum
A note indicates that houses are to be built later in the sum providing a plan or schedule for upcoming construction. The record emphasizes future development and local planning steps without detailing specific addresses or dates.
Mechanic Street Boy Confined After Pole Accident
Manuel Vital four year old son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Vital of 280 Mechanic street was confined to his home for several weeks with a fractured pelvis following an accident. A pile of telephone poles near his home toppled and struck him as bystanders shouted for help. He was carried to the hospital where X ray confirmed the injury and he was later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Vital
Mechanic Street
Injury at Koehler Plant Laceration Hurts Worker
An employee at Koehler Manufacturing Co. sustained a deep left shoulder laceration while lifting a heavy box at work. With a companion, the box slipped and struck Wheeler’s shoulder. Dr. C. Warner attended him at Marlboro Hospital and the man was able to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Koehler Manufacturing Co
Marlboro Hospital
Wheeler
Rolfe Wins First Prize in Rotary Play
Rolfe took top prize for best gross with an 82, the day’s best score. Mayor Hurley earned the municipal prize with an unofficial 84. Other highlights include Holman’s broken clubs, Jameson’s near contest, Merrill edging Billings for shortest drive, and Sherman’s island hole in two aided by an old brassie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Still Stevens
Fred Bond
Es Allen
M. E. Whitelock
Phil Burke
Ered Rolfe
Mayor Hurley
al Holman
Bob Jameson
Frank Billings
Doc Merrill
Phil
Fred Sherman
Gardner Carpenter
Tom Williams
Marlboro Teedee Hosts 18 Hole Saturday Golf Tournament
A local Marlboro golf event invites golfers and townsfolk to an 18 hole play on Saturday. Organizers hope to make it one of the best tournaments ever played in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ing
Cemetery in Charge of Sekaher John Brown
A cemetery supervisor titled Sekaher John Brown is named in the brief notice with unclear surrounding details. The fragment references burial duties and a person occupying the charge role.
Burial Notice for Local Resident
Former resident of this city who died after a short illness will be buried after a requiem mass at 9 o'clock tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial follows at parish cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Murphy of South Street and leaves five daughters and her husband Hugh Curnyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Archambeault
James Murphy
South
Hugh Curnyn
Mary
Catherine
Anna
Murphy
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Harriman
Paris
Harriman Famil
Ethel 1
J. Borden Harriman
Henry Russell
Lillie Harriman
Ieft
Frederick Havemeyer
West Acton
Frank L. Draper
Concord
House
Parks Street
Acton Maynard
South Acton
Marions Motor
W. Concord Union Church
George A. Haynes
Acton Fair
Concord Jct
Sudbury
Rolfe
Sekaher John Brown
EB. Davis
East Acton
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