Stow Golf Course News Fourth of July Outing
Rainy weather could not dampen a July 4 outing at Stow Golf Course with many Field and Forest club members enjoying the celebration. A large Boston party occupied a cottage, with guests from Leominster, Providence, and Newtons joining a midnight supper and dance. Armour's orchestra played until 3:30 AM as the event honored the day and included notable attendees from Co. F Handley and others in attendance.
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Field and Forest Club
Stow
Leominster
Boston
Newtons
Armour's
George Washington
South Sudbury Church Lawn Party Plans
On Friday and Saturday a church lawn party at Mrs. Herbert Newton home offers a cafeteria lunch, games and amusements indoors and out for all. Mia Atwood and family visited Lisbon New Hampshire while Mr and Mrs George Brown joined Fred Foss family for weekend. July services at Memorial Congregational Church will be on the lawn if weather permits with special music and children stories.
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Herbert Newton
George Brown
Meriden, Con
Fred Foss
Memorial Congregational Church
Ninth-inning rally gives locals 65 win over West Acton
Lee Young Cooperators exploded in the ninth frame to defeat West Acton AA at Crowe Park 65. Babe White and Jack Stevens spun curveballs while Stevens delivered the deciding run on Bush's grounder as Hurley misplayed a fly. Johnson Manning Flaherty and others contributed in a high scoring finish with West Acton scoring in the fifth and sixth but unable to hold the late surge.
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Lee
O E Young
West Acton AA
Crowe Park
Babe White
Jack Stevens
Hurley
Stevens
Brayden
Maynard Braydens
Actonians
Jack Manning
Alto
Cunningham
Columbo
Tony
Bush
Young Cooperators
Johnston
Manning
Flaherty
Ketola
Sokolawski
M. White
West Acton
Ennequess
Sebastian
Condon
White
Fardy
Fullenton
W.acton
Enreques
Hariey
Waite
Jay Stevens
Kite
Penniman
West Concord Students In Nine Of Twelve On Honor Roll
Principal Martin F. Goodwin notes twelve graduates named for exceeding one hundred points, nine of whom are West Concord residents from Harvey Wheeler West Concord school. Two Concord and one Lincoln resident also on the list. Nine girls and one boy are named: Mary Williams Sheehan Alice Teresa Lee Catherine Frances Disken Carolyn Frances Kingman Grace Erice Miller Olive Josephine Berlied Margaret Louise Waite Margaret Frances Dee Edward James McCaffrey Mary Elizabeth Johndroe Ruth Alice Hinsman Sarmela Domenica Lombardo.
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West Concord
Concord
Martin F. Goodwin
Harvey Wheeler
Oneother
Lincoln
Mary Williams Sheehan
Alice Teresa Lee
Catherine Frances Disken
Carolyn
West Concord WCTU Branch Holds June Meeting
The West Concord Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in the West Concord Union church parlors on Wednesday. President Mrs George A Montague presided and one new member was welcomed. No meetings are planned until September.
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West Concord
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
West Concord Union Church
George A. Montague
West Concord Sends Majority of Class Graduates
West Concord High School graduates from the Class of were mostly West Concord residents with 28 living in Concord Precinct 1. Lin column students and Carlisle also contributed. Over 38 percent and 45 percent figures highlight the Western section’s strong turnout while Precinct 1 outnumbers 2 to 1. Mr and Mrs Thomas E Trawley are on a two week Dennis vacation.
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West Concord
Twen
Cord High School
Concord
Precinct 1
Lincoln
Carlisle
Precinct
Thomas E. Trawley
Dennis
West Acton Two Family Rent Near Station
Classified notice offering a modern two family dwelling in West Acton with rent around $30. Features include heated gas heat, one room, near the railroad, contact J H Littlefield at 16 Circuit Street West Medford for details.
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J. H. Littlefield
Circuit St
West Medford
West Acton Rebekahs Whist Party Draws Large Crowd
The I O O F Associates of Rebekahs hosted a well attended whist event with nine tables. Louise MacDougall won top ladies score. Mr Brown of Waverly led gentlemen with first prize. Consolations went to Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Maynard. A Pillow prize went to Mabeél Bancroft of Hopkinton. Refreshments, dancing, and social success marked the evening.
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Rebekahs
Louise MacDougall
Brown
Waverly
Mabeél Bancroft
Hopkinton
Bedford Hosts Rep Louis Pfeiffer and Local Police Upgrades
Rep Louis Pfeiffer visited New Bedford during the holiday as guest of Capt. Ellis of the police department. Robert Pfeiffer has joined Fort Ethan Allen CMT C for a month. Bedford police add a cruising car to gear. Lowell Ave inspectors wage campaign against defective lights led by C Clifford Stone and team.
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Louis Pfeiffer
New Bedford
Capt
Ellis
Police Department
Robert Pfeiffer
Fort Ethan Allen
Bedford
C. Clifford Stone
Alex Johnston
Edward T.malloney
George Dolan
Matinee Bridge Party At Fort Pond Camp
Mrs. Clarke Durkee of Arlington street hosted a matinee bridge on the veranda last Tuesday with three tables. Guests included Mary Laffin Jen Strong Hazel Blanchard Marion Clark Josephine Sebastian Avis Howe Helen Woodworth and Jane Whitcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Durkee departed with Whitcomb and family for their Fort Pond camp on Friday.
Isobel Stone Appointed Councillor at Skeron State Camp
Isobel Stone traveled to Skeron State Camp on June 30 for the July and August term where she serves as councillor.
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Isobel Stone
Skeron
Congregational Church in South Acton Names Roland Johnson as preacher
The South Acton Congregational Church led by Rev. Ralph A. Barker schedules morning services on Sunday July 19 at 10 50 with Mr Roland Johnson as the speaker.
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South Acton
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Roland Johnson
Morning service and guests at Goward residence
George H. Wood posts a morning service on Sunday July 10 at 10 45. Guests include Mr and Mrs A J Sheldon of Lake Weubank N Y Mr Sheldon enjoyed fishing Lake Nagog while Mrs Sheldon is noted as a strong angler. Other guests are Mrs J A Caswell of Daytona Beach Florida and Miss H Gertrude Bird of Red Acre Farm Maine. The Gowards host several visitors including Mrs Roche and Miss Dorothy Roache in Keene New Hampshire and Mr and Mrs William Rawiste.
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George H. Wood
Sevice
Lake Weubank
Sheldor
Acton Agricultural’ Association
Albert Graves
South West Harbor
Maine
David .Roche
Dorothy. Roache
Keene, N.H
William Rawiste
Servant of God sermon at First Parish Church Sudbury
Rev C Channing Brown will preach on A Servant of God What does that mean in the 20th Century at 11 o'clock Sunday morning All are welcome Recent church news notes mention christenings for Margaret Judith and Elizabeth Bancroft and anniversary greetings to Mr and Mrs James H Powers Guests from Boston and Miami visited Mrs Anne Buxton Mrs Charles R Capen and Goodman Hill Road are spending summer in Rockport Mass Globe staffer Laurence L Winship attended the Democratic convention in Chicago Elizabeth Gilchrist teacher at Center school visits Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard for a spell
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C. Channing Brown
Clark B
Marjorie B. Hill
Marjorie
Judith
Elizabeth Bancroft
James H. Powers
Margaret Ansley
Margaret MacKay
Boston
Margaret Jewett
Tommie Mixter
Miami
Anne Buxton
Charles R. Capen
Goodman Hill Road
Rockport
Mass
Laurence L. Winship
Globe
Chicago
Elizabeth Gilchrist
The
Center School
Oak Bluffs
Martha’s Vineyard
A. Memeekenih
East Sudbury
Summer Cottage Tolet at Nuttinge Lake
Five rooms with electricity flush and screened piazza, radio and boat included. For information address John Ji West Main street Marlboro.
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Nuttinge Lake
Billerica
John Ji
Main Street
Marlboro
Community visitors and residents on summer schedules
The local notebook lists Roland Johnson and others visiting churches, relatives, and cottages. Guests include Dr. Franklin S. Epps of Auburn, Miss Alice Fairbanks of Bridgeport, and Eugene Shapley of Leominster. Families at Fort Pond and Passaic undertake July travels and retreats.
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Roland Johnson
Bangor Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Johnson
Albion A. Johnson
River Street
Acton Schools
Franklin S. Epps
Auburn
Maine
Christie
Glines
Main Street
Bridgeport
Otis J. Reed
Fort Pond
Harold A. Merriam
George Morse
Providence
R. I
Wood
South Orrington
Elwin L. Young
William T. Merriam
Passaic
N. J
Amined McClure
Beverly
Rene
Corect Merdiam
James
H Gen
New York State
Niagara Falls
Family seaside weekend near Drake's Island Maine
Mr and Mrs John F Hough and family enjoy the sea breeze at Drake's Island Wells Maine over the weekend visiting relatives at Tunbridge and Branton Vermont Miss Florence Greene of Birmingham Alabama visits Miss Mary Johnson at the home of Dr and Mrs Randall Woodworth Central Street
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Drake’s Island
Wells
Maine
John F. Hough
Tunbridge and
Branton
Vermont
Florence Greene
Birmingham
Alabama
Mary Johnson
Randall Woodworth
Central Street
Central Vermont Railway cuts 12 percent fare to Boston
Vermont dairy industry aid moves with Central Vermont Railway slash of 12 percent on Boston and other routes. The announcement, dated July 6 from St. Albans, Vermont, signals a broader effort to support local dairy shipments and freight costs.
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St. Albans
Vermont
Central Vermont Railway
Boston
Unclear salvage likely local notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local notice or report mentioning Mrs Carl C and Maple Row, a Congregational group, and names Sherman McGreen with apologies, but the text is too damaged to determine a coherent event or outcome.
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Carl .Chome
Maple Row
Sherman McGreen
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