Unity Circle officers installed in I C of A event
Unity Circle I C of A installed its recently elected officers Monday evening. Nellie Mace D G P of Hudson led the ceremony assisted by Kathryn Noon marshal. Officers include Eleanor Sheridan president Eva Tucker vice president Margaret Keegan recording secretary Nellie Keegan financial secretary Julia Keegan treasurer Kathryn Wilder first guide Louise Foster second guide Edith Foster I B S Mary McEvoy C B S. Remarks followed by piano selections and a banquet with collation served by a Hudson committee.
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Unity Circle
I. C. of
Nellie Mace D
Edith Foster
Mary McEvoy
Nellie Mace
Kathryn Noon
Walker
Hudson
Gertrude Morgan
James Sheridan, Jr
Michael Cleary
Margaret Ryan
The Duel Delights Socialist Party Dramatic Club
A large audience at the Socialist party hall on Parker street enjoyed The Duel a three act drama on Saturday night. The plot centers on a duel of wits over a fortune with the right prevailing, interlaced with comedy. Performances by Mrs Selma Mark Miss Sofi Kiemola Lauri Jokinenen and Otto Fonsell were praised and a strong supporting cast aided the show followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Socialist Party
Parker St
Selma Mark
Sofi Kiemola
Lauri Jokinenen
Otto Fonsell
Excursion to Canobie Lake Draws Seventy Nine
Seventy nine residents from this town joined the Canobie Lake outing Saturday. The Lowell and Acton street railway operated the trip led by Frank Thompson. They left 7:30 and returned 9:15 with boating dancing bowling and other diversions. A Crescents team beat a picked squad 8 to 6 led by McCarthy Lloyd Lert Lent and Tobin. Thompson plans another excursion to Mount Wachusett in August.
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Canobie Lake
Frank Thompson
Lowell
Acton St
Crescents
McCarthy
Lloyd
James Lert
Charles Lent
Tobin
Thompson
Mount Wachusett
Improvements at Chapel and Maynard Field Day Preview
At Lake Boon Catholic association chapel officers were elected Edward McSweeney president John Ahearn vice president Jas Dooley treasurer Bert Dooley clerk and directors named. The group is debt free and will add a spectator piazza a copper screen and possibly baseball and tennis grounds. Maynard cricket and athletic association holds field day with strong entries including Howard Jamieson Thomas King and local clubs Tarmo and Kanto entries and out of town competitors with prizes and ground refreshments planned.
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Lake Boon
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Maynard
Howard Jamieson
Thomas King
Tarmo
Kanto
Tag Day a Success for Salem Sufferers Fund
The Woman's club raised $161.76 Saturday during a tag day to aid Salem sufferers. Eleven club members participated, assisted by Miss Grace and others.
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Maynard drives fund raise with community effort
The Maynard campaign shows strong civic participation with Mrs Morse and Mrs Fowler leading volunteers at Main and Nascent streets while helpers canvass business districts. A moving picture show Sunday night boosted the fund as Magdalene chapter and other societies plan more, with Arthur J. Coughlan buying the first tag.
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Julia Sheehan
A. T. Morse
Fowler
Main
O. C. Drechsler
Mariel Taylor
H. J. Dwicell
George Hart
F. P. Plummer
Allie Martin
George Newton
A. B. McCleary
James R. Bent
Magdalene
Maynard
Arthur J. Coughlan
Businessmen's Association
Anita Ball Walker Weds Alvin Ernest Smith in Orange
Miss Anita Ball Walker a popular local school teacher married Alvin Ernest Smith at the Walker home on Saturday evening. The couple will reside in Marlboro after a wedding trip, with home at 69 Prospect St. after August 1.
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Alvin Ernest Smith
Maynard
John B. Walker
North Main St
Orange
Edward S. Pressey
Congregational Church
Mrs
Chauffeur Recovers After Fainting Spell Aboard Touring Car
A Worcester driver in a seven passenger touring car nearly caused a crash Sunday near Concord when a fainting spell struck Mr Sleeper. He stopped the vehicle, was treated by Dr Reed at the Hoop ers home, and soon resumed his journey.
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Concord
Sleeper
Worcester
William Hooper
Samuel Reed
Seafood Market Promises Best Fresh Catch
A seafood market advertises its commitment to supplying only the finest products. It invites customers to try their offerings to prove the superiority of their fish and shellfish selection.
La Tena's Circus Delights Haverhill Audiences At River Street
La Tena's Big Wild Animal Circus drew capacity crowds at River Street grounds with clean shows and superior costuming. Wesley's seals wowed audiences by walking a tight rope and playing ball, amid other acts by Allen, Marguerite, and a fancy riding display, marking a high quality vaudeville style circus.
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la Tena
Haverhill
Wheeler Bros
Wesley
Ory
Allen
Kman
Bears
Utes
Marguerite
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