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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
3
The fragment shows a West Woman's meeting held Friday afternoon at Farner Hall with Mrs. Roger S presiding. The American Home Committee was active with Mrs. Franklin in charge providing instruction and orderly conduct throughout the session.
A fragment mentions Mrs. Frank Cleaves and a group gathering for decorating ideas. The record notes she contributed timely and valuable suggestions during the session.
The notice lists a midweek service at 6 pm and a 7:30 pm session on March 17 with a reference to A. Oll Worship and Y. P. S.C. at a Concord location. Details are fragmented but indicate church activities and times.
Sudbury residents and friends show enthusiasm for winter sports with plans to attend events and cheer local teams. The upbeat mood reflects community support and outdoor activity during the season.
Melrose society hosts a large outdoor party with refreshments. The Women's Parish Association meets Monday March 16 at 3 pm in the vestry where Professor Richard M Cameron of Concord speaks on St Patrick in History and Legend.
Short diary style note records Friday pay day bustle and a first meet activity. No clear names or places available.
A town meeting scene outlines changes in the water system leadership. Nine bids for the superintendent post were considered, with a promotion or appointment arising from the vacancy caused by Clarke.
Nadine reports about 4-H clubs in Middlesex aiding the boys section. About 4,000 members participate in the program and the initiative harvested 31,000 hours of vegetables from 200 acres of land in the state.
Miss Joy Tufts visited her parents in Candy Hill and did some skiing over the weekend. Jean Buxton and her father Ko ward Buxton from Worcester visited friends in Annisquam on Sunday. Nancy Guptill returned from Calais Maine after a pleasant visit. Mrs Woodward's dancing class held a midwinter formal in the Town Hall on Friday evening.
Maynard Auxiliary VFW observes anniversary with whist and a collation served by the Auxiliary under President Miss Mary K Cheney. A future party for Bedford hospital patients is planned for March 19 as a Saint Patrick's Day celebration.
Last week's Sudbury obituary mentions Mrs. William Tufts presiding at a ten o'clock meeting, with remarks about the president and a focus on community activities. The fragment notes an engaged local gathering and leadership presence.
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