Children’s Day Concert at Union Congregational Church
A large crowd enjoyed the Sunday evening Children’s Day program at Union Congregational Church on June 12 from 7 to 9. Supt H F Bates led the event with help from Mrs Gilbert Hawkes and Miss Marion Townsend. Certificates and Bibles were given to several children, with various classes performing songs and sketches. Two more Sunday School sessions are planned before summer vacation.
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Union Congregational Church
H. F. Bates
Gilbert Hawkes
Marion Townsend
Atiyeh
Ethel Carlson
Mildren
Carlson
Ring Around
Mildred Carlson
Daisy Fues
Elizabeth Bison
Florence Jackson
Hazel Nelson
C. C. Murry
Hazel Hooper
Herbert Lawton
Teachers Enjoy Lake Boon Club Outing
The Teachers' club hosted 28 members at the Twilight Club cottage on Lake Boon Thursday evening. A roast beef dinner and fixings were served by local chef Edward Ludgard, followed by various games and sports for a pleasant gathering.
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Teachers’ Club
Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Edward Ludgard
New Pump Installed at City Water Station
Superintendent William Naylor installs a new pump at the Water Department station this week to replace an aged unit. The pump will move 1,000,000 gallons of water every 24 hours and offers operating cost savings.
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William Naylor
Water Department
Emergency plan unites old and new pumping systems
The city outlines a backup arrangement using an older pumping unit alongside new appliances to cut operating costs. The older pump remains on standby for emergencies, ensuring continued service if needed.
Memorial service for Assabet Aerie and firemen
Assabet Aerie F O E and firemen held memorial services Sunday afternoon. The parade formed at Eagle Hall and moved through Nason Street to cemeteries, with leaders including Henry Slyvert, George H. Gutteridge, Bernard Garrigan, Lee Donahue, and Walter Priest. Graves at Glienwica, St Bridgets, Glenwood, and Concord were decorated.
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Assabet Aerie F. O. E
Assabet Aerie
Eagle
Nason
Urn Department
Bernard Garrigan
Henry Slyvert
Aerie
George H. Gutteridge
Lee Donahue
Walter Priest
Glienwicd
Eagles
St Bridgets
Ore
Warren Haynes
Calvin Whitney
Charles Hodges
Glenwood
St Bridget’s
Michael Sheehan
William ‘Cullen
Joseph Coughlan
Sunspots and magnetic storms puzzle scientists and argue over electrons
Astronomers study the sunstorm that disrupted telegraphs and wires, weighing theories from Sir Oliver Lodge to Einstein about electrons and ether. The piece explains sunspot cycles, planetary influences, and the nature of electrons while noting historical views and speculative risks.
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Oliver Lodge
Einstein
Earth
Lodge
Jupiter
Modlerp
Scheiner
Galileo
Moated Castle to Become High Class Flats
A London firm aims to convert mansions of character within reach of the city into flats to solve housing needs. Negotiations are under way for a long lease of a 13th century castle dating from 1242 on the Surrey Kent border to be divided into six or seven small family flats. The castle has been modernized but retains its moat and romantic features set in grounds with tennis courts and nearby golf links.
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London
Surrey
Kent
Red Cross Aids Veterans Left Without Government Relief
The American Red Cross announces in Washington that it is assisting disabled veterans who have not received relief from official government agencies. The aid aims to bridge gaps in wartime and postwar support.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Washington
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