Maynard Grange Ties Event at Cooperative Hall
Maynard Grange tied the program at Cooperative Hall on Tuesday with prizes for ladies and gentlemen in a local contest. Winners included Mrs Adelaide Sims and Miss Frederica Wade. a first place was awarded to Paul Allen with consolation prizes noted. A social collage followed the event as plans were announced for a later meeting. The Maynard Grangers hosted the gathering at the First Parish church in Concord with attendees from Middlesex including Albert Batley and Mabel Bishop among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Adelaide Sims
Frederica
Wade
Paul Allen
Morthy
Collany
Charles Shattuck
Maynard Wa
Concord
Maynard
Middlesex
Albert
Batley
Ae Mabel B. Bishop
Mabel F.onderwee
Abie M
Theresa Pax
Pain Ri T
Francis
N. Hawkes
Anne
Coward
William J
Haywood
Hickey
Elizabeth + Hodges
M. B. Howe
Ervin’ H. Howe
Nie I. Johinson
Emma D. Keepry E Lawton
Josephine
Mary E
Wall Ry A. Webster
Alton W. White
Mund Whitney
Grace S. White
Inger P. Whitney
Leon Whity
Leon Whitney
M. M. Whity
Laura EB
Woodart
Concord Junction Town Officers Vote Tallies
In Concord Junction the town officers election saw a clear victory for War Goddard over Harry Brigham in the school committee race. Omas Powes and Kéenhan Damon were also elected, while Waldo P. Lapham resigns from the Board of Assessors after eleven years. James L. Adams is named to succeed him with Arthur C. Mann as chairman and George E. Jones and F. L. Adams as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Goddard
Harry Brigham
Omas Powes
Kéenhan ‘Damonte
Waldo P. Lapham
Board of Assessors
Preparatory service and church meetings listed
On Friday evening a preparatory service at 7 30 precedes a church business meeting. Sunday morning at 10 30 the morning service is followed by the Christian Endeavor. On Thursday an all day meeting is planned in the church dining room.
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J. C
Church
Ideal Firing Anccaaeeenae Room 12 4 Heme ay Bidg
Firing details missing or garbled. Contact information lists H. A. Reed at Frame Hours 9 to 5 20. The fragment references a location in a building and a business card style layout with telephone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme Ay Bidg
H. A. Raed
Old South Carolina law enforced amid Sunday ban on recreation
Columbia reports indicate South Carolina continues strict enforcement of a century old Sunday observance law. Golf and polo on private links faced fines as winter residents, including Proctor Bonham and William G. Perry, were brought before magistrates with bonds set. Several defendants were released pending hearings, while others faced potential appeals.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Michel
Charlestown
Stallment House
William Whitcomb
Ben Thompson
Everett Ke
Proctor Bonham
David L. Ferguson
William G. Perry
John A. Cushman
George Batson
Greenville
Bonham
Notreen Academy Girls Defeat St Marys in Afternoon Match
The Notree Academy girls basketball team will play St Marys Academy this afternoon at the home of Lloyds Win berg. Rev J Cann of the First Baptist Church will officiate the ceremony at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mareh
Ae Jurden
Withersy Ibibo Hn
Lloyds
Winberg
Main’ Street
J. Cann
First Baptist Church
The
Notree Academy
St. Mary's
Ex-Mayor McCarthy Seeks Coolidge Meeting for Spanish War Veterans
Ex-Mayor Posing F McCarthy reported to Boston despatches that he called upon President Calvin Coolidge in Washington. They held a lengthy talk but the contents were not public. McCarthy went to secure Coolidge attendance at the Spanish War Veterans state convention in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yearlboro
Boston
Posing F McCarthy
Calvin Coolidge
McCarthy
Washington
Coolinge
Grandfather's Lifelong Drive at the State Fair
The State Fair tale recalls a grandfather famed as a regular exhibitor. He studied seed varieties, planted in kitchen boxes, weeded, and watered with care to produce prize crops. He prepped, arranged, and transported vegetables, fruit, poultry, and silverware prizes, inspiring generations at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fairs Association
Garduch
Willard A. Munson
Farak'a*merfiani
Atton Agricultural Association
Grandfather
Ash Wednesday Observed at Our Lady Help of Christians
Ash Wednesday services were held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with a morning Mass and the distribution of ashes. The observance marked by worshipers and parishioners reflected the traditional Lenten start.
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Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
Weston Police Shoot Dog After Pursuit
Police chased a dog that attacked Frederick Van Nuys Jr. and tore his coat sleeve in Weston. The dog was cornered behind Police Chief McAuliffe’s home and shot after being muzzled or restrained following the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westen
Yesterangi Fered
Ail Doge
McAuliffe
Frederick van Nuys, Jr
Central
St., Weston
USLTA Chief Addresses Exhibition Tennis Controversy
New York ed reports USLTA president W Mersereau says no rule violation occurred if no admission fee was charged in the Miami Beach exhibition featuring Vincent Richards and William Tilden. He notes amateur players may practice with professionals and doubts Tilden would engage without parent body approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Richards
Miami Beach
Fla
Wiltiamy Teden
Frank Hunter
Wilbur F. Coen
USLTA
Jones ‘W. Mersereau
Mérsereau
Tilden
Mersereau
Richards
Local Social News and Obituaries from Marlboro
Mrs Daniel Hartnett of Boston visits Marlboro as a guest of friends at Newman lab. Ladies Aid to host Missionary Guild and husbands at Holy Trinity Parish supper. Rec. Dalrymple returns from New York trip. Lillian Laroue recovering and to resume duties. Alderman Doncette to resume duties after illness. Mrs. Francis Daigue funeral planned at St Marys Church Wednesday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hartnett
Boston
Newman Lab
Aid
Holy Trinity Church
Francis Daigué Anl
St Marys Church
Mizpak Chapter Members Hold March Event at Masonic Hall
A Mizpak Chapter gathering in Masonic Hall hosted by Mrs Herbert Vining and Mrs Murieyg Stephenson drew thirty one participants. Awards were presented to Mrs Fred Aldrich Mrs Ea Costelow Mrs George Flet and Mrs Clifford Petty with consolation prizes to Henry Brown and Mrs Aubray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpak
Masonic Hall
Herbert
Vining
Murieyg Stephenson
Bessie D. Freeman
Fred Aldrich
Ea Costelow
Clifford Petty
Henry Brown
Aubray
H. B. Winn
Owe
Lenten Services Announced for Sundays and Weekdays
Text fragment indicates scheduling of Lenten services including rosary and benediction, with next week set for services on Tuesday or Wednesday and regular Breverent prayers. Details are incomplete but show church liturgy adjustments during Lent.
Sargent Quietly Guides Justice Department Under Coolidge
Washington notes say Attorney General John Garibaldi Sargent, a Coolidge ally, maintains a silent, steady hand in the Justice Department. He forbids official contact with reporters, keeps staff from press chatter, and prefers quiet over publicity as he leads federal prosecutions from Vermont roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Calvin
Coolidge
John Garibaldi Sargent
The
United States
Sargent
Department of Justice
Congress
Department
Elevetor
A. G
Federal’ Prosecution
Machin
Framingham Opens New Police Station And Court Link
The new Framingham police station and connected First District Court building, erected by Concord Building Co in an arrangement with the town, replaces the old quarters after 20 years. The complex includes a heating plant and courtrooms with rental terms set for ten years. Committee members include William E. Sullivan and Ira L. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Eee Police
Ness
First ‘District Court
Anna Town
Concord Building Co
Concord
William E. Sullivan
G. Portmore
Ira L. Lewis
British born Chinese Nominated by Labor for Holborn
British born Chinese figure nominated for Parliament by the Labour Party for the Holborn Division. Dr Hanna Francis Dickie longtime pastor of the American church figures in the related colonial era engraving and painting context amid emerging tensions and shifts in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Law
Labor Party
Holborn
Hanna Francis Dickie
Ae Tsugh
Ward firm plans police station with secure facility features
A rough description outlines a new police station building with a one story front and two story rear sections. It includes guard room, storage vaults, garage, patrol entrance, and a padded cell. Details reference Ward W Bodgett and Police Chief William W Holbrook with costs estimated as rental.
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W. Bodgett
William W. Holbrook
Waters Free Ee
Ces
Local Notes From Acton Window The Acton Community Rounds Up Personal News
In a crowded page of town items Chester Dunkler and family move to the upstairs tenement of the Oley House now owned by Mr. J Ston Wy Ge Crossy traveled to New Haven last week. The High School reopened after the winter recess. Mrs H P Britedthropp attended a gathering in town and Miss Gene Fletcher taught at Marblehead and spent time with her parents. Election officials for the year are set for Monday March 7 with polls open 12 am to 7 pm at designated precinct halls. A birthday was celebrated for Mrs Clarence D Chickering with visitors and cards from town and beyond. A Circle of the Univ List church holds a meeting at Mrs W Harris’s on Friday March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Dunkler
Familly
Jston
Amo
New Haven
Conn
Benoit MY
H.P. Brite
William C. Crescently
Georges Ernest
Bedford
Rf Greenough
Harold L. Ju
Concord Junction
Fred LB
Burke
Jud
Hall
Acton
Chavele
Clarence D. Chickering
Circle of the Univ List
W.harris
Prospect
Ris
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Aiken
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Albany
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Chis
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Dalrymple
New York City
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Hurley
Tobin
Carl
Doncette
Sutherthree
Boston Eye and Firmary
William Hamelin
Joseph A Dry Goods
Arthur Pion
Oporto
Carmona
Falks
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Mr. Coolidge
Fong Sas
James F Dickie
le Jeune
South Acton
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