Social season prices rise for Beaufort Beau and Orange Blossom Ball
Florida winter social calendar remains busy with high demand for hotel rooms and reservationed dinners. Noted artists and writers attend the Beaufort events in West Florida while the Orange Blossom Ball at Vinoy Park attracts many guests. Tourist registrations dip slightly but the season offers numerous golf tournaments tennis and other events as March approaches.
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Vinoy Park
Petersboro
Concord
New York
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Boston Braves
Community Day marks Stow Woman Association meeting
The Stow Woman's Association held a Community Day with foreign women from Stow and Washington. The event featured private tea, music, a Girl Scouts skit, folk dances, and displays of handiwork by the guest group. Guests and organizers included Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Puffer, Mrs. Lawrence, and others.
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Ae Stow Woman Association
Rolcae
Stow
Washington
Ah Ross
sAnna
Frank S. Prentiss
Lund
Arthur W. Puffer
B.lawrence
Jmirs
J. A Addy
Harry Herrick
Clifton Pletcher
Eilen Perkins
Maurice Gr
George Poland
Frank Prentiss
Carl Lund
Eugene BR. Lawrence Jr
Maynard Unit Plans Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive
Maynard Frank J DeMars Post American Legion Auxiliary forms a committee chaired by Eleanor Sheridan to contact mothers wives sisters and daughters of veterans for a membership drive. The group aims to boost Auxiliary numbers by reaching those linked to Legion members and follows national and state department guidelines and aims to cooperate with the state department. Washington observance marks Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary anniversary with a Washington Bicentennial event.
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Maynard
Frank — J. DeMars Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Arge
Eleanor Sheridan
Auxiliary
State‘department
Elea
Washington
Veterans of Foreen Wars Auxiliary
Arniversary
West Concord Union Church March Services and Events
The West Concord Union Church lists a March schedule with morning worship at 10 30 including a children sermon in Lent, and sermons "How Shall I Serve God" and "How God Lays Hold on Man" plus a church school session. Activities include a ministers class, Lenten communion at 4 pm, Senior Society meeting at 6 pm, and a Weat Concord service at Maynard Union Congregational. Also Boy Scouts on March 7, Midweek service March 8, and choir rehearsal March 11. A.O.H Auxiliary plans a party at Fellows Hall on March 17.
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West Concord Union Church
Swi
Aires Wheeler
Stone
Goa
Senior Society of Christian Endeavor
Weat Concord Society
Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Boy Scouts
Society of Christian Enid
Funeral later for John J. Buckley of Washington Court
The funeral for John J. Buckley of Washington Court was held at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. with a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. Francis A. McNeil. Relatives and friends attended and bearers included Arthur Cahoon William Taft Howard Hero John Mahoney Richard Meagher and Thomas Hanna. Interment followed in St. Patrick's Cemetery Natick under William Tighe's direction.
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Marboro
John J. Buckley
Washington Court
Immaculate Conception
Francis A McNeil
Arthur Cahoon
William Taft
Howard Hero
John Mahoney
Richard Meagher
Thomas Hanna
Natick
Terment
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
William Tighe
Marlboro A L Hodges Talks Safety To Red Star Lines Staff
A L Hodges Boston and Worcester Red Star Lines manager led a safety oriented talk at a branch garage with company officials and employees present. He reviewed accident cases while Edward Fletcher and Jeremiah each spoke. Hodges plans to visit Framingham this afternoon to continue employee outreach.
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Marlboro
A L Hodges
Boston and Worcester Red Star Lines
Beret
Edward Fletcher
Post Road
Jeremiah Eache
Grivers
Hos
Framingham
Queens Confer Pilgrim Degree in Ava Lon
The Queens of Ava Lon held a social and business meeting in the parlor of First Church with Miss Ella Bergman as queen regnant in charge. The Pilgrim degree was discussed and the next meeting is set for Tuesday March 22 at Mrs. Louise Lippard’s home where a St Patrick's party will be held.
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Marlboro
Shoes Owned by Frye Co Factory Report February 18
Shoes owned by Frye Company were seized or identified at the factory around February 18, with related property records and potential inventory actions noted. Further details reference the Frye Co facility and associated personnel handling the goods.
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Concord Red Cross hosts child problems talk at Girl Scout House
Nursing association leader Mrs T Grafton Abbott spoke at a community meeting with Judge Baker Foundation and White House conference committee on child problems. Concord Academy announces spring opera Pinafore by Gorcord girls on Thursday March 24 directed by Elizabeth Wood with academy teachers assisting.
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Hibernians and K of C Tie in 45 Tourney Finale
In Monument Hall the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Concord Knights of Columbus battled to a 35 30 tie in the 20th round of the triangular 45 tournament. Captain Thomas J Byron led the Hibernians No 4 with 10 points as season totals show Knights at 719 to Hibernians 65 and Concord Red and Gun Club at 61.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Concord Courneil Knights of Columbus
Concord Rod and Gun
Thomas J.byron
Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Concords
Concord Board of Trade hosts mock town meeting
The Concord Board of Trade met at West Concord school on Monday evening with Judge Prescott Keyes and Selectmen Edward W. Sheehan in attendance. Dr. Philip T. Flavin moderated and John McWalter served as clerk as articles in the town warrant were discussed. no vote was taken on any questions, including the sale of the Municipal Light Plant.
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Concord
Concord.Board of Trade
West Concord
Prescott Keyes
Edward W. Sheehan
Philip T. Flavin
John McWalter
Maynard Nurse Edith Foster Reports February Activities
Edith B. Foster R N school nurselogged 37 school visits 49 home visits and escorted 13 pupils to doctors for treatment plus 68 for dental care. She examined 232 pupils treated 165 in school 13 at homes and 14 excluded for contagious illness. Dental clinics by three doctors performed 27 fillings 50 extractions and 12 cleanings.
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Maynard
Edith B. Foster
R. N
Charles H. Walter
Frank May
Raymond Palmer
John Bellows
S. R. Garland
South Acton A A Basketball Defeated By Townsend
South Acton A A lost to Townsend Monday night by 38 points with Price scoring 16 and Malcolm Newton adding 6. Substitutes included Nonton William Roche and Fat Dunivan. A military whist party is planned for March 4 at eight in the improvement rooms. The Wachusett Council Boy Scouts of America executive board meeting was at Leominster on Wednesday.
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South Acton
A. A
Jon Neyed
Townsend
Mae
Price
Malcolm Newton
Nonton
William Roche
Fat Dunivan
Quimby
Square
Auntis Milbery
Wachusett Council
Boy Scouts of America
Leominster
West Acton church fellowship supper and fireside mission
The West Acton First Baptist Church reports an annual fellowship supper with about 150 attendees. The Y P S C held a Fireside Missionary meeting Sunday evening featuring stories and Christian messages.
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First Baptist Church
West Acton
Mass
Leap Year bachelor list sparks town debate
The town hails a proposed Leap Year eligible bachelor list but faces protests from bachelors who object to public exposure. Officials rescind the list yet preserve it for possible front-page print as four marriages were filed this year.
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Pinge bUsh
Bedford Social Notes and Community Events
The Welfare committee of the Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post Auxiliary plans a dance at Town Hall on March 17 and a series of whist parties every Tuesday in March. In charge are Mrs Elizabeth Cloutier, Mrs Eudora Straw, Mrs Esther Sullivan, Mr and Mrs Creed of South Street. Also noted are congratulations on the birth of a son Feb 19 to Mr and Mrs Fred Sullivan of Springs Road, and the marriage of Mary Stran to Lemual Foughtstedt of Davis Road with plans to make a home with Foughtstedt’s parents on Av is Road. Mrs Edwin Jones of Great Road sprained her ankle, staying bedridden for several days.
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Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post
Elizabeth Cloutier
Eudora Straw
Esther Sullivan
Creed
South Street
Fred Sullivan
Springs Road
Mary Stran
Lemual Foughtstedt
Davis Road
Foughtstedt
Avis
Edwin Jones
Great Road
Rivet Family Moves Into Loomis Street House
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rivet and their family of South Street have moved into the Loomis Street residence owned by Louis Pfeiffer.
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Arthur Rivet
South Street
Loomis Street
Louis Pfeiffer
Elder Henry Smith Reflects on Life in South Sudbury Meeting
At a Monday gathering in South Sudbury, Henry Smith, one of the oldest residents, spoke to the young people about lessons from nearly 80 years of life. Next Sunday March 6 Memorial Church members will observe Lenten Communion.
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Henry Mith
Memorial Church
Easter Drama "On Trial" at Union Church
A Bible based drama of the Crucifixion and Resurrection titled On Trial will be staged at Union Congregational Church on Easter Sunday and Good Friday. Rev. Matthew A. Vance directs with Miss Frances Archer composing the music. Local Maynard participants include Allan Palmer Frank Archer and Edith MacAustin among others. The production will feature a 30 voice chorus led by Gavin Taylor with lighting by Donald Peppard and costumes designed by Mrs. Mary Norvick.
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Union Congregational Church
Onter
Matthew A. Vance
Maynard
Frances Archer
Claudius
Allan Palmer
Willis Stockbridge
Judas
George Weaving Romula
Edith ‘MacAustin
Edith Newham
Walter Hanna
Robert “Lester
Wilbur Hamlin
William Cole
Henry Price
William Mazin
Carpfishers Express Thanks After Bereavement
The family of the late Charles Merrill extends appreciation to everyone for kindness during recent bereavement and for the flowers sent.
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Charles Merrill
Stow Girls Society meets at Mrs Ben Peter Sen’s home
The Girls' Friendly Society of St George's Church Maynard met with leader Mrs Ben Peter sen on a Tuesday evening at her Stow residence. Rev Preston Crowell spoke about Greek Mythology. The Concord Lodge of Elks hosts a public chicken whist tonight in Elks' hall.
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St. George’s Church
Maynard
Ben Petersen
Stow
Preston Crowell
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Congregational Concord Details Women Union and Midweek Service
Congregational Church in Concord announces at 3 pm Wednesday March 2 a Mission Study Group meeting hosted by Mrs. W Edward Lamb with Mrs. George W. Towle in charge. At 7 45 pm Rev David Frazier of the West Somer- area leads the midweek service.
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Congregational Church Services and Activities
The Congregational church lists Sunday events: Sunday school at 9.30 am and morning service at 10.45 am with a sermon on Judas. Flowers donated by Mrs. William Jenness in memory of her husband. Church Committee meets at noon to discuss new members. Evening events include the Young People's Club at 6 pm and Thepha meeting at the Manse. Other clubs and sessions are scheduled for March including Worth While club led by Mrs. Janeph Sraith and Mrs Perecivaeterson with Rev. George L Thuriow as pastor.
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Congregational Church
Judas
William Jenness
Morton
Thepha
Puesday
Hhe
Janeph Sraith
Perecivaeterson
Speaker to Address Congregations Friday at Local Church
A Trinitarian church speaker will address attendees at Congregational church this Friday, outlining faith perspectives and community outreach. The event aims to foster dialogue among local parishioners and neighbors.
Ralph W Pen etary Promotes Trifles At St George Church
The Women’s Club of St George’s Church hosts a talk by Ralph W Pen on the Promesous Trifles. The event, arranged through local businesses, aims to spark interest in a statewide reform movement.
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Maynard
St. George's
Ralph
Massachu Ncil
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