Marlboro Community News and Local Notices
Hundreds visit the burned house on Stowet Street as cleanup by the street department repairs the washed out walk. Troop 4 scouts with Dr. John A. Kelleher plan a weekend at Camp Resolute. Grammar schools announce a single session daily for the remainder of the week and will reopen September 5. Members of Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows visit Centennial Lodge in West Boylston with Grand Master Barker as guest. Parishioners urged to attend Holy Trinity Church vestry meeting at 7:30. Buisson Morin undertakers called to Webster to handle the remains of Hormidas Marshall. funeral set for Thursday in Westboro. Mr and Mrs William Shaw of Philadelphia visiting Marlboro relatives. Howard Weagie and family at 4 Russa Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Robert Howe
Ruie
W. A. Porter
Edwin F. Simpson
William W. Spearer
Marlboro Lodge
Odd. Fellows
Centennial Lodge
West Boylston
Barker of
Watertown
Buisson & Morin
Webster
Hormidas Marshall
Westboro
Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Repairs
Harold Richardson visits his father Sidney L. Richardson at home this week. Nelson H. Tenney suffers a fall while working with a plank during a storm, injuring his knee. Mr and Mrs M W Graves of N S visit Mr L Burke at their cottage on Forty on Saturday. Worster returns from Washington Avenue Hospital after observation. A new employee joins James Fitzgerald's repair shop on Massachusetts Avenue. Boston holiday spurs excellent brook fishing with many catches reported around the village. Helen E Fairbanks of Springfield spends Sunday with her parents in Acton. William Rawhtser makes extensive improvements to his Hil Street home, adding a large sleeping gallery with summer screens. the view is among Middlesex County's finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold. Richardson
Wavertzy
Hame
Sidney L. Richardson
Nelson H. Tenney
Avenue
Mose
M. W. Graves
N. S
L Burke
Boston
Worster
Ington Avenue Hospital
James Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Avenue
Knights of the Rodling
Helen E. Fairbanks
Springfield
Charles H. Fairbanks
Acton
William Rawhtser
Hil St
Middlesex County
Children’s Day Exercises at First Universalist Church
Children’s Day observances at the First Universalist church featured a full program with processional hymns readings from classes and performances. Notable participants included Helena Tucker Wilbur Stack Tolman Marjorie Tucker and a large list of students and teachers with remarks by the superintendent and a christening ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Fairest
Lord Jesus
Helena Tucker
Clark L. Paddock
Wilbur Stack Tolman
Marjorie Louise ‘Tucker
Jas
Wheeler
Tolman
William Holland
Alden Johnson
Lord
Jesus
Mary Wheeler
Viola Merriam
Marjorie Jones
Ida A. Harris
Christ
Miss Marjorie Jones Celebrates 13th Birthday
Miss Marjorie Jones marked the 13th anniversary of her birth at her parents home on Prospect Street Friday evening. Thirteen guests attended a lawn frolic, music, and games with refreshments provided by matrons Mrs. Karl R. Jones Mrs. Otis J. Reed and Mrs. Howard L. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jones
Howard L. Jones
Prospect St
Karl R.jones
Otis J. Reed
Universalist Comrades Hold Their Last Meeting
The Universalist comrades met for their final gathering of the season at the First Universalist church vestry. Col. C. H. French spoke on India after a Boer War service under Gen. French. A social with refreshments followed. committee members were Walter A. Tuttle, Herbert T. Pratt, and Hobart Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
First Universalist
Col
C.H. French
French
India
Walter A. Tuttle
Herbert T. Pratt
Hobart Mead
Acton Center Church Notes Highlight June Sermon and Growth
Sunday June 18 sermon by Mr May urged money spent for Christ to keep doing good. Since his arrival last April church activities show steady growth with a Young Men's Club Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls aiding North Acton Easton and Acton Center communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Acton
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Burglar Alert Sparks Police Involvement
A passerby asks what the TOW means while a resident reports a burglar in the cellar and a policeman nearby. The odd exchange hints at a staged alert or mistaken plea amid a crime scene.
Concord Junction Bride Couples John Connorton and Re Connell
A Concord Junction wedding notice lists Mrs John Connorton and Miss Re Connell as the principal figures in a ceremony reported in local society notes. The item highlights social entries and local family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connorton
Miss Re- Connell
West Concord PTA Hosts Graduation Class Reception
The West Concord Parent-Teacher Association held an informal reception for the graduating class. Officers were elected for the coming year, marking the first time a man leads the association. A class program featured songs, prophecies, a class will, and readings culminating in a valedictory by Eva Hampson.
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West Concord Parent-Teacher Association
West Concord
Feta
Wheeler School
Priot
Carroll D. White
Béatrice Elmes
Angie Rodday
Evelina ©. Edwardson
F. S. Walker
Charles Beck
Mary Garvey
Katherine Rogers
Ella Kay
Loretta Carr
Eunice Ferran
Anna Ryan
Eila Kay
Garrett Nagle
Robert Connell
David Sheehan
Josh Santoro
Frank Kelley
Roger Derby
Paul Cutler
Gifford Allen
Wilbur Manosh
Martin Thornton
Matthew Fagan
Eva Hampson
Miss Garvey
Wood
Surprise serenade for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Raymond Hayes
A large group of friends gathered Friday evening to serenade the recently married couple Raymond and Mrs Hayes. They were surprised as they were led to Mr and Mrs M J Hayes home where a party formed with music dancing and refreshments. Frank Garland spoke for the guests and presented a purse of gold. Others present included Mrs W C Robbins and Mrs Fred Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hayes
Hayes
M. J. Hayes
Frank Garland
W. C. Robbins
Fred Billings
Local Social Figures Named in Community Notices
A long list of residents appears in a social timetable style notice. Names include Mrs Daniel McMillan Miss Rose Keefe Mr and Mrs Frank Garland Mrs Edward Lyons Misses Ruth and Louise Lyons Mr and Mrs James ONeil and sons Walter Richard and James Mr and Mrs Frank Emery Mrs Freeman Robbins Mrs Dexter Spinney Mrs Mann Miss Marion Spinney Miss Katherine Lawler Mr and Mrs M J Hayes Miss Marian Hayes.
Coyne Kelley Wedding at Immaculate Conception Church
Helen Ray Kelley of Winthropst weds Thomas Andrew Coyne in a nuptial mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Whitely and Fr Lowney officiate. A reception and breakfast follow at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 113 West Main St after a honeymoon. groom a Marlboro and Worcester Tech graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Bride
Helen Ray
John E. Kelley
Winthropst
Thomas Andrew Coyne
Francis Whitely
Thomas B.lowney
Hmiebnan
James H. Coyne
Irene Rowe
Raymond E. Kelley
Frank Coyne
Framingham
Katherine Collins
Church
Coyne
Hoon
West Mainst
Mary Coyne
Florence St
Marlboro High School
Worcester Tech
Little Rock University
Ark
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Maynard
Mass
Nason Street
Wanda Hawley
Hallroom
Marshal All
Neilan
John Barrymore
Wesley Barry
Colleen Moore
the Lotus Eater
Mage Joyce
The
Pearl
People's Theatre
Stowet
Hudson
Patrick M. Slattery
Treet Department
Fart Park
John A. Kelleher
Masor Curran
Camp
Resolute
Wea
Svhen
Holy ‘F.1
Churgy
Wil‘am Shaw
Philadelphia
Acton Center
North Acton
Easton
Raymond
Post Office
Maline
Fullenton’s Hat Shop
Concord Junction
Ediversid
In Street
the House of Refined Photoplays
Priscilla Dean
Harold Brown
Betty Compson
Wm. S. Hart
Tince, Ic
Tom Moore
Pathe Newes
Fascination
Mae Murray
Ganist
J. C
Asei
Helen Kean
Genera Alexander
Simoneau
Maid of Honor
Legion
Raymond Kelley
Winthrop St
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