Grance's CHURCH Episcipal Schedule and Society Teas
At Grance's Church on Florida Road Maynard the May schedule lists Holy Communion at 7 00 am and morning prayer at 9 45 am. Evening events include Young People at 7 PM Esquires and Knights of Sir Galahad at 6 PM and 7 80 PM, with a late Order of Sir Galahad. Conferences and calbetion notes. Monday features 3 30 pm candidates and various groups including Girls Friendly and Boy Scouts. Tuesday offers 3 30 pm Girls' Friendly Society tea and an address by Misa Pratt in Parish hall.
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Grance
Episcopal i Street
Florida Road
Maynard
St. George's Eancatice
Galahad
Girls’ Friendly Society
Misa Pratt
Society
New England
All women of the church invited to 7 pm event
All women of the church are invited to attend at 7 o clock in the evening hosted by Pages of the Order of Sir Galahad. The notice specifies a church gathering with a fraternal order as host.
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Sir Galahad
Mission Circle Holiday Tea Hosts North Acton Guests
The Mission Circle of the Universalist church entertained members and friends on Monday afternoon at North Acton home of Mr. and Mrs Rolfe Bradbury. After the business meeting a social hour and luncheon ended the season.
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Mission Circle of the Universalist Church
Rolfe Bradbury
North Acton
Rebekah Lodge presents Aunt Susan Taner at Wast Concord
WAST CONCORD Rebekah lodge repeated the one act play Aunt Susan Taner by married members of Winona Rebekah Lodge at their Monday meeting. Music was provided by violinist Mrs. W. B. Coatel lo and accompanist Mrs. B. E. Hall.
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Warried
Susan Jones
Susan Taner
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Wast Concord Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
W. B. Coatello
B. E. Hall
West Acton Pays Tribute To Heroes Memorial Way
Memorial Way is dedicated in West Acton to honor heroes and the efforts of citizens and organizations. The ceremony reflected gratitude, with mournful vows and dignified tributes to those remembered, including community figures and local participants.
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West Acton
Hove
Iris
Mary
Towne Anniversary Social Honoring 25 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Towne of Towne Street celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary and Mr Towne’s eighty fifth birthday Monday afternoon. A purse was presented during the social hour by A A R Post and Relief Corps members, highlighting their long service to the organization.
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Rae
Neorre
Tsane Taing
Towne
Parish Note on Local Women and Lodge Election
Mrs Frank Hood returns home after operation at Mase General Hospital. Mrs Annie Warren of Hawthorne Inn of Waltham is appointed district deputy of Willow Lodge. A meeting of Parent Teachers Association will be held Thursday evening at the Harvey Whenales Chapel. The agenda is to elect officers for next year.
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Vom
Frank
Hood
Ceneral Hospital
Annie G. Warren
Hawthorne Indee
Waltham Haehaer
Mary Frawley
Mattapan
Richard B.‘Mcsweeney
First District U. S. Court
Phillip Milvey
Mass, Reformatory
Herbert Symes
Cottage Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Lester Freeman
U.S. Vesper
Samuel
Concord
John
Sylvester
Dorchester
Clarence Shattuck
Detroit
Parl Loomer
Rv. L.reed
Frederick Reed
Commonwealth Ave
Reed
William Logan
Jannette Landreville
Horace Webber
Rutland
Phyllis Smith
Ruth
Ward
Somerville
Mabel Olsen
Barretts Mill Road
Willow Rahokeh Lodea Meet At TOOF Hall
A Willow Rahokeh Lodea gathering at TOOF hall on June 4 featured Winona Tadee of Wart An ton and the Mezpah Lodge of Maynard. Winona Iudge presented a skit Aunt Susan Jones while Miznah Rebekah lodge performed a brief farce and violin selections entertained.
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Toof Hall
Winona Tadee
Wart Anton
Mezpah Lodge
Maynard
Winona Iudge
Susan Jones
New England Education and Wealth Connection Drawn
The Biennial Survey of Education in the United States links longer public school life to higher income and lower illiteracy. New England youths average about eight and a half years in school while the nation averages under seven. Massachusetts leads New England with over nine years and high per capita income, ranking seventh nationally.
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New England
United States
Massachusetts
Clarence three act comedy presented by 182nd Infantry group
The Phidelah Rice players will stage Clarence a three act comedy by Booth Tarkington under Co H 182nd Infantry Mass National Guard in the Veteran's Building on Friday June 8 at eight o'clock.
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Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Phidelah Rice Players
Co. H. 182Nd Inf
Mass N. G
Veteran’s Building
Flags Used First Time in Bedford
Memorial Day exercises in Bedford formed at the town hall led by Chief of Police Sullivan with veterans groups and scouts. The procession to the cemetery featured Laurel wreaths and a Gettysburg address by 91 year old Dr. Charles Hosmer, followed by a prayer by Rev. F W Thomason and a bugle salute.
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Bedford
Sullivan
Sons of Veterans
Army Nurse
Legion
Lexington
Charles
Hosmer
Gettsburg
F W. Thomason
Church of Christ
Tl Scouts Buglers
Memorial Day Flags Erected by Legion Auxiliary
Shenandoah Flags were used for the first time on soldiers' graves in Memorial Day ceremony. The Legion Auxiliary led public contributions to place the flags along Great Road from Town Hall to Wilson Park, drawing praise for the town’s display of respect.
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Quet Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Shenandoah
Town Hall
Great Road
Wilson Park
Legion
Children’s Day Slated Next Sunday at Church of Christ
Bedford June 6 Children’s Day will be celebrated next Sunday June 10 by the Sunday school of the Church of Christ. The Primary Grade graduation and diplomas for Cradle Roll children will be among the featured events. Parents with baptismal wishes should contact Pastor Rev F W Thompson.
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Bedford
Church of Christ
F. W. Thompson
Trinity Church School Picnic Set For June 12 at White Pond
Concord reports the Trinity Church School annual picnic will be held at White Pond on Tuesday June 12. Children and teachers will bring supper and meet at Richardson's Corner at four o'clock then travel by automobile to the pond. If Tuesday is rainy the event will move to Wednesday.
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Concord
Trinity Church School
White Pond
Richardson’s Corner
Four Percent Women Name Committees in Concord Parish
The June 6 list from the Women's Parish Association of First Parish in Concord names committee chairs including Mrs. Robert Bygrave Meetings Mrs. Philip C Holden Entertain ment Miss Rebekah M Briggs Missionary and others with roles in social, cheerfulness, junior and nominating areas. A wedding that week features Miss Olive Buttrick and Mr Carruthers with best man Robert Kurtin and the bridegroom’s sister Ruth arriving from England.
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Concord
Women’s Parish Association
First Parish
Robert Bygrave
Philip C. Holden
Rebekah M. Briggs
Cyrus Hosmer
B. Farnham’ Smith
John G. Watson
Harry W. Brigham
Mary Chamberlin
Hollig
Howe
Olive -Buttrick
Mr Carruthers
Robert ‘Kurtin
England
Miss Carruthers
Lost deposit book notice from Middlesex Savings Concord Mass
Payment stopped on Deposit Book No 21461 and a notice filed by H W Hosmer Assistant Treasurer Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated June 5 1928.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
H.W. Hosmer
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Yost
Middlesex Institution For Saving
H. W. Hosmer
Asst Treas
Lost Book N. 17693 in Concord
According to law Book N. 17693 has been lost. Pay ings by H. W. Hosmer Assistant Treasurer Concord Masc June 5 1928 Tate 6 13 20.
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Neichbeer
Winona Pohekoh Lode
Seere
Savby Eet. Asst. Treas
Concord
Concord Motor Co License Hearing At Walden Street Station
Town of Eoncord notice states a hearing at the Town House Room on June 21, 1928 at 7 o clock p m regarding Concord Motor Co applying for a license to operate a gasoline filling station on Walden Street Concord Massachusetts James Q Nagle agent of Concord June 6 13
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Eoncorid
Seapine
Oelock P. m
Concord Motor Co
Walden Street
Concord
Massachusetts
James Q Nagle
No Man Wheeler Ag
Concord Hearing on Hogan Gasoline Station License
Public Hearing at the Town House Selectmen's Room on June 7 1928 at 8 PM to consider Thomas Hogan’s application to operate two gasoline filling stations on Lexington Road Concord. James Nagle and John Bordman named.
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Town OF
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Ed Jones
Century Sports
Brown
Avings
Labet Institution
Middlesex Institution
Emerson F. Mason
Llden Street
Ernest Cooper
Cannan
N.Y
Robert Reid
Otto Geers Savers
Longfes
Adan Jodes
Tone
A. J. Torcleff
Mt. Howe Cemetery
Boxhoro
Roy Thompson
Good Samaritan
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Rhirley
Edward O. Earls
Fitchbure
Pertram E. Hall
Arlington Street
Honoren
W. T. Costello
Throlieh
New Hempshire
Vermont
Fanis Verran
Waterville
Maine
Henry Walker
Macs Reformatory
Hilda Shurtlefg
Middle Ame
Helen Pringle
Jordan
Alex. McKinnon
West Brookline Street
Boston
King
Eydore Defosses
Oak Street
Bellows Falls
Teetiivons
Tate
Con Cord
Selectmen's Room
Middlesex School
Lower Road
James Nagle
John Bordren
Raymond Wheeler
Selectmen
Selectmen’s
Waldo Chaplin
John Bordman
Selectmen of
Maydale Spring CO
Asters
Francis Johnston
McKinley St
Tel
Henry Thayer & Co, Inc
Cambridge
Roy Prescott
Concord St
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William G. Morey
Concord Junction
Singer Sewing Machine Agency
John Salo
Main St
Maynard Trust Company
A. Flerra
West
Acton
Mis
C. G. Rogers
South Acton
Victor’ Bermanson
Butler Ave
Assabet Park
Harold Whitney
Concord St. Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
James Stott
Leste W. Sims
Maynard Enterprise
Pub
John C. Legegat
Esduire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Leslie W. Sims
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Sudbury
Wass
N. A. Roberts
Board of Selectmen
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Howin Carlton
WM. O
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Circuit
St. W. Medford
Or Acton
Alden H. Russell
River St
Cea
Selec
N &Tion
West Concordia
John Boardman
Concord Co-operative Bank
Benjamin Moody, Trens
Mads
Middlesex County Commissioners
Stow and
Russell Bridge
Stow
Cran Said
Frank 8. Binks
Maynrnd
Pearl W. Packard
Court House
Tyne
Lao
View
Mayn Stow
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Ralph N. Smith
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