World War I Ritz Plaza hall gathering notes
A fragment notes a Ritz Plaza hall gathering with Mrs Edna Me Webster Mrs Walter French and Mrs Jane and others. It mentions David Kelly and Minar Y June 26 plans, two sons Earl S Atwood and Richard and a daughter Marjorie, plus a grandson Mrs Gaston Goyette. A page item also cites Mrs Mary Sullivan returning from Emerson Hospital Concord after a tendonectomy and attending granddaughter graduation in Littleton.
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Ritz Plaza Halling
Edna Me » Webster
Jane
Earl S. Atwood
Richard
Marjorie
Mary. Sullivan
Springs Toad
Littleton
Permanent Jobs Open For Post Office Service
The Civil Service Commission announces a laborer examination for Marlboro Massachusetts Post Office vacancies. Salary for custodial laborer ranges from 1700 to 2300 dollars yearly with additional chatman and charwoman roles at 85 cents hourly. Veterans may qualify for permanent competitive status.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Marlboro
Mass
Postoffice
Post Office Department
Civil Service Exam Applications Due July 8 1947
Applicants for custodian work and related positions must obtain the application form from the local secretary of the U S Civil Service Examiners at the Post Office. Fill and mail to the regional director First U S Civil Home Region Post Office and Court Case Building Baston 9 Massachusetts by July 8 1947.
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U. S. Civil Service Examiners
First
U.S. Civil Home Region
Baston 9
Massachusetts
Stow Veterans Plan Lawn Party August First Event
A 12 member committee from Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post American Legion Wilho Alleh Pekkala Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary met at Nancy Dexters home in Great Road to organize a lawn party. The event on Friday August 1 at Stow Lower Common will feature home cooked foods candy hot dogs ice cream a band concert from 8 to 10 after 7 o clock. Robert Koch chairs the planning with Herb Cooke Alton Graffe Edvin Albert Lauri Jokinen Auno Torsti Marguerite Priest Elise Newsham Sophie Jensen Nancy Dexter Irene Donovan Grace Laursen assisting. More peas are canned and more hemp raised in Wisconsin than in any other state in the Union.
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Stow
Warren Wheeler
Wetherbee Post
American Legion
Wilho -Alleh
Pekkala
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Nancy
Dexter
Great Toad
Stow Lower Commot
Roberti Koch
Herbert H. Cooke
Alton Graffe
Edvin Albert
Lauri Jokinen
Auno Torsti
Marguerite Priest
Eisie Newsham
Sophie Jénsen
Nancy Dexter
Iréne Donovan
Grace Laursen
Walnut Spa The Country Store offers cool treats and groceries
The Walnut Spa at 16 Walnut Street promotes a wide stock of seasonal items a large grocery department and a variety of fountain drinks. It features sandwiches cold beverages tobacco and gift items under the slogan It Pays To Come Here Often with convenient location across from Mill Gate.
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Maynard
Walnut Spa
Walnut Street
Mair
Concord and West Concord Offices Close for Holiday
Local post offices in Concord will close all day Friday for the holiday except boxholders who may use a 9:30 am hours. Community notices include Corinthian Lodge meetings suspended until fall, a September session with officer elections, wedding anniversary for Major and Mrs. George T. Larkin, travel plans for local families, church services, and summer studies at Harvard.
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Concord
West Concord
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
A. Robert MacLeod, Jr
George T. Larkin
Ruth Clahane
Hubbard Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Walter A. Quinlan
Major Larkin
West Point
Bedford Residents Share Summer Moves and Anniversaries
Bedford residents report family relocations and milestones. Bertram Betteney and wife move to Concord New Hampshire while their Wilmet home is built. Isobel Letteney works in Concord for summer. Pauline Letteney tours Bear River Nova Scotia with grandmother. Eleanor Sullivan visits relatives in Boston. Arthur Carson marks third anniversary of marriage with Bertha Peterson. Donna Goyette begins vocal training at the New England Conservatory. Michael McGann and Maynard Joy celebrate long marriages and extended family visits.
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Bertram Betteney
Springs Road
Concord N. H
Wilmet
N. H
Isobel Letteney
Concord
Pauline Letteney
Bear River
Nova Scotia
Arthur E. Carson
North Road
Bedford Card Party Honors United Workers at Church
The Bedford United Workers of the Church of Christ held their monthly card party, presenting prizes to attendees and boosting fellowship in the parish. Organizers announced a next gathering date and thanked volunteers for arrangements.
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Bedford
United Workers of the Church of Christ
Bridge And Whist Social At Mrs Clark’s Home
Eight tables of bridge and whist were played at the home of Mrs Herbert L Clark on Davig road. High prizes went to Mrs Wilbur Wells Mrs John Comely and others. Helpers included Mrs Harden Bodkin and Mrs Wilbur Wells. Next party set for July 22 at Joseph LeConey’s Page road.
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Herbert L. Clark
Ig Road
Wilbur Wells
John Comely
John Win
Leslie Wondenbaugh
Howard Davis
Spill Smith
Roderick
Clark
Harden Bodkin
George Jompson
Joseph LeConey
Page Road
Bedford Lodge Fetes Members On Birthdays
The Bedford Grange met in the Town hall with Master Richard D. Powderly in charge. One new member, Mrs Elizabeth Albani Stewart, was admitted and overseer Basil MacLeod resigned. Howard Skelton was elected to oversee and to be installed later. A Minstrel Show by women and men entertained, with birthdays in June for Harry Rogers and others. A piano, dancing, and a buffet luncheon followed with various assisting members.
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Bedford
Grange
Harry Rogers
Kenneth Powderly
Hord Davis
Catherine McGrath
Ne McLean
Phyllis Davis
Ruth P. Johnston
Etta Stacey
Lona “Int
Edith A. Gould
Katherine MacLean
Frances G. Powderly
Barbara Stacey
Margaret Johnston
Alice M. Damery
Judith B. Swanson
Constance Poleo
Doris Litchfield
Blanche Thomason
Ellen Stacey
Dorothy Agrillo
Dorothy Hume
Belle Hill
Freda Comely
Rita Powderly
Thomas Johnston
Poleo
Angril«lo
Ralph Thompson, Jr
Pia
Leila M. Blake
Ralph Thompson, Sr
Richard J. Po Fy
McGuiness
Herbert Litchfield
Family trio joins Woods sisters at Star Island getaway
The Misses Florencé and Marion Wood of Great Road arranged transport for Francis Warren Jr Raney Croft and Danny Ennequess of the First Parish Church for a week at Star Island off Portsmouth New Hampshire on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul N Carnes accompanied the Woods sisters on the trip.
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Star Island Stow
Florencé
Marion Wood
Great’ Road
Francis Warren, Jr
Raney
Croft
Danny Ennequess
First Parish
Star Island
Portsmouth News
Hampshire
Paul N. Carnes
Woodsisters
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