West Acton Visitor Lets Family Attend Service
West Acton resident Laura Davis travels with her father for a week and has purchased a car. On June 6 the Fer and Winona Re Lodge members escorted by the South Scouts attended church. Rev Buatstone praised as a splendid and appropriate man. Mrs. Julius P Clare left for South Bend Indiana with her grandson.
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Winona
South Scouts
Buatstone
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Jauius P
Clare
South Bend
Iind
Charles Hardy Enjoys Two Week Home Vacation
Warren Blaisdell buys a new Ford roadster while the American Legion attends Memorial Day services in Woburn on Sunday afternoon June 6.
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Charles Hardy
Warren Blaisdell
American Legion
Woburm
Maynard Senior Class Banquet At High School
The senior class banquet will be held Thursday evening at the high school replacing the former Lake Boca class day. Seniors and faculty will attend the banquet served at 6 45 in the school auditorium. A dance will follow at 9.
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Lake Boca
Schooul
Alumni Event Details and Class Officers Listed
Roscoe's gamblers led by Charles Sweeney provide entertainment as alumni are invited. Arrangements are managed by a committee including Helen Chase Florence Seder and Pauline Newton. Class officers are George Elson Jr president Andrew Fardy vice president Helen Jamieson secretary and Harland Larkin treasurer.
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Roscoe
Charles Sweeney
Helen Chase
Florence Seder
Pauline Newton
George Elson, Jr
Andrew Fardy
Helen Jamieson
Harland Larkin
Public Health Wares Report For May
Mrs George Creighton of the Public Health announces the May report. Patients visited Brought forward a new codes admitted 15 vested during month 109 or fees collected 60.
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George Creighton
The
Public Health
Holy Name Beats Melrose City 2–0 In Crowe Park Showdown
Billy Morrill hurled a 2–0 shutout for Holy Name against Melrose City at Crowe Park. Morrill struck out 13, yielded no walks, and contributed three hits including a leadoff single. Kamesh opened the scoring with a first inning single and Morrill drove in the second run with a hit in the second frame.
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Grand Old Iron Mound
Melrose City Club
Crowe Park
H. N
Joe Kamesh
Murphy's
Tobin
Nee
Kamesh
Holy Name
Shy Donaplana
Micinanye
Kamesh Cf
Vodoklys
Assabet Valley League notes and standings summary
The Assabet Valley League races feature the Holy Name Saints atop the standings after a 7-5 win over Marlboro B A Stevens Playground. Brennan shone at bat and in the field as Stow, Marlboro, Hudson, and Maynard schedule key games through June 16. Eddie Vodoklys led Stow H. in a 18-4 rout of Stow H. &, and Beaudoin of Maynard T. T. stood out among players listed from previous seasons.
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Marlboro Frenchies
Holy Name Saints
Firestone Braves
Holy Name
Marlboro B. A
Stevens Playground
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Field Day Academy Holds Annual Meet and Prizes
The Field Day Academy annual event featured a dual track meet won by Hokus Pokus 64 to 58. The Academy nine beat the Antiques 20 to 4 in five innings, with Miss Frances Burnett pitching and Miss Peggy Btelle backing. Awards were presented by Miss Elsie G. Mobson who was injured, with cups going to top scorers and groups, including the Mohawks and Arabs wins, and several C A honors. Diplomas will be awarded in the outdoor garden ceremony Friday afternoon.
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Academy
Antiques
Frances Burnett
Southboro
Peggy
Lydia Chi
Concord
Sally Shaw
Ruth Hunt
Bangor
Isabel Wight
Weyland
Shaw
C. A
Oliver
Academy Gardens
aAena
Concord Lodge radio giveaway attracts attention in window
June 1 the post office closes at 6 30. Mrs William Jenness drives a Buick coach. John A Snyder and Bowdoin 27 spent time at home. Concord Lodge post promotes a Studebaker sedan and a first Holy Communion at Our Lady Help of Christians Church.
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William Jenness
John A. Snyder
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Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Charlies
EB Beals
Daugh
Memorial Services and Lodge Anniversary Observed
Memorial services were held alias at 2 o'clock Sunday by Concord Lodge No 212 IOOF and Willow Rebekah Lodge No 109. Charles Evans of New York City visited friends. Norumbega Lodge 8 N. will mark its 5th anniversary with an IOOF banquet. Members participated in elections and a pink tribute was given by local ladies.
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Ruth
Ipswich
Lucy K Snyder
Central Street
Norumbega Lodge 8
Heart
Charles Evans
New York City
Helen Logan
Concord Lodge
IOCF
Willow Rebekah
Alfred Wheeler Stone
W. P. MacWilliams
Alberd McAuley
Frank Hood
Ralph Gerow
Murdock MacLeod
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