Community notices and church events in Acton area
Local organizations announce meetings and social events. The First Universalist church schedules services and a food sale, with multiple circles meeting weekly. Poral gatherings include the Nashoba Fruit Producers association and Paul Revere lodge anniversary events. The town plans budget talks and a legislative-committee meeting address infrastructure projects. A Legion dance at town hall features Creighton’s orchestra and draws regional attendees.
South Acton Improvement Association Whist Party Held
The South Acton Improvement Association hosted a Whist party at Exchange Square apartments Saturday evening. Prizes went to Charles F. Edney and Ralph W. Piper. Chef Macomber prepared a postgame collation. The association library opens Wednesdays and Saturdays with weekly contributions from Memorial Library Acton.
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South Acton
Memorial Library
Acton
Charles Jr. Molney
Bedford Edward Avis Free Entertainment in Town Hall
Edward Avis held a free entertainment in the town hall on Tuesday. The readable fragments suggest a local community event with a performance or program for residents.
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Edward Avis
Framingham YP C U holds costume party plans
The Framingham Young People's Christian Union features a costume dance on April 1 with Lester Carpenter supplying music. A committee led by Ardeen Schwartz and Howard Searles coordinates the event with several members listed. Meanwhile Wow. and PF RU members attend the Worcester banquet March 25 at All Souls Church, traveling by MelLeod's auto truck, with Rev. P. Drake of Maribors among the speakers.
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Y. U
Universalist
YP. i. U
Unipehuryi
Lester Carpenter
Ardeen Schwartz
Howard Searles
Florence Doolittte
Marion Fay
Ariine
Kervick
Inex-Moses
Clayton, Smith and Watron
Warner
Wow
Central Massachusetts League
All Souls’ Church
Worcester
MelLeod
P. If. Drake
Maribors
Funeral for Henry J. Demers at St Mary’s Church
The funeral for Henry J. Demers was held at St Mary’s Church with Rev FL Lamivigre presiding and a requiem high mass. Relatives and friends from Waltham Leominster Fitchburg and Sanford Me attended. Burial followed in the parish cemetery with bearers listed.
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Henry J. Demers
St Mary's Church
Lamivigre
Waltham
Leominster
Fitchburg
Sanford
Henry Blanchette
City Physician Sells Wvo Tenement on Gibron Street
City physician C. G. Duhamel sold his wvo-tenement on Gibron Street to Mrs Florida. The doctor plans to build a few modern dwellings and will develop the land formerly owned by the Marlboro Building Association on Lincoln Street.
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C. G. Duhamel
Gibron St
Florida
Ing
Rouse
Marlboro Building Association
Lincoln St
Funeral rites held for Ernest Dugal at St Marys
The funeral of Ernest Dugal who died last week was held yesterday from his home on Gibbon Street with a requiem high mass at St Marys church Rey Is. P Tanguay officiated. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Bearers were Eudore Wilhelmy Louis Chaput Frank Comteis Joseph
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Ernest Dugal
Elks Reelect Michael T Burke as Treasurer
In Marlboro Lodge of Elks elections held Monday night Michael T Burke was reelected to the office of treasurer. Burke is a familiar figure in Elk circles statewide and locally, noted for his long service.
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Marlboro Lodge of Elks
Michael T. Burke
Mast
Rutr Burke
Elkdom
Eik
Ladies Relief Supper Held by GAR and Post Members
The Ladies Relief Corps met with John A. Rawlins Post for a regular monthly supper. Mrs Carrie Cage and others led the committee. Eight of thirty members attended. six were out of the city. Funerals noted for Arthur E. Ramsey.
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Ladies’ Relief of the
GAR
John A. Rawlins
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Carrie Cage
Florence’ Chase
Alice Ralcolm
Nellie Dudley
Johns A. Rawlins
Funeral services held for William T Osmémd in Southboro
Yesterday afternoon at 2 30 oclock the Holy Princ lly Cheech conducted the services for the deceased. Hearers included Daniel Wisen, Lance Foley, Simon Rieal, Edward Lavellee, Lawrence Cody, and Patrick Sistiery. The body was entombed at Rural Cemetery under Undertaker Edward F Brown.
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Grom
Wiliam T
Daniel Wisen
Lance
Foley
Simon
Rieal
Edward Lavellee
Lawrence Cody
Patrick Sistiery
Southboro
Edward F. Brown
Itzit Lub Holds Meeting At Elm Street Baptist Church
The first club met Tuesday evening at the Bettie home on Elm St with many present. They voted to allot 25 for the churches foundation and auditorium re decoration. A report noted a drama earned 41 dollars. The next gathering is set with Mr and Mrs Lyman Wile on March 21, presided by Fred A. McLaughlin.
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L. S
First Universalist Church
Mission Circle
Samuel A. Christie
Haynard St
L. 8 S
Cora A. Whitney
Milt St
Daniel Bettie
Elmst
Baptist Church
Mes
Lyman “Wile
den Jet
Fred A. McLaughlin
Arrival of Maj Edward Dugal for Brother's Funeral in Marlboro
Major Edward Dugal of the audisa Army arrived in Marlboro Canada to attend the funeral of his brother, Hrest J. Dugal, at St Mary's church. The casket was opened at the grave allowing the visiting soldier to see his brother's face after 16 years apart.
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Serpi
Edward Dugal
Aaudisa
Marlboro Honcebec
Canada
Hhrest J. Dugal
St Mary's Church
Pronce Memorial Presented Lodge
Past ruler James B. Gibney presented Marlboro lodge with a bronze metal tablet at a meeting on Miksa Street. The gift was a surprise to members and accepted by lodge head Percy B. Frye.
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Marlboro Justee
Miksa Stonday
Mght
X Daited
James BF
Gibney
John
Levy
Ugalted
Percy B. Frye
Regular Meeting Notice for Martl eborough Woman's Club
The regular meeting of the Marti borough Woman's club will be held. Members are to attend and discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Martleborough Woman’s Club
War Assembly Hall Concert Event Highlights
In War Assembly Hall on Friday in March at 3 pm Mrs Jeanne Hunter Tanner contralto will sing and Miss Elizabeth Burns will dance. Each club member may invite three guests for the event.
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War Assembly Hall
Jeanne Hunter Tanner
Elizabeth Burns
Avite Three Guvesis
Women’s Auxiliary Night at Curtis Camp Social
The Women’s Auxiliary of PL Curtis Camp 8 in W held a lively lace night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hicks. Prizes went to Ebene Hicks Frank Keb ton Addie Strang and George Hicks with six tables in play and refreshments served during a social hour.
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PL. Curtis
Will Durty Lacy
George
Micks
Newton
Aebene Hicks
Frank Kebton
Addie Strang
George Hicks
Robins Arrive at Dr Bowler Farm Along With Bluebirds
A flock of about 50 or more robins arrived at the Dr Bowler farm this morning, likely migrants from the south. The birds stayed across the farm for most of the forenoon with small numbers departing at intervals, leaving only a few behind. Bluebirds were also seen at the farm, their first stop on the journey.
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Dr. Bowler Farm
Washington Athlete Club to Stage Benefit at Princess Theatre
The Washington Athlete club will hold a benefit entertainment at the Princess theatre on Sunday March 26. Proceeds will help cover club expenses as they form a baseball team for the coming season led by coach James Mahoney and manager McNitt, who plans to feature a strong group of young players.
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Washington Athlete Club
Princess Theatre
James Mahoney
McNitt
Weather Affects Baseball Tickets Sale for Washington Team
The Washington D C team drew fans last year and 309d sport for those who enjoy baseball. It is expected tickets will sell quickly to help the young men heart the game.
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Washington D. C
Rev Levesque Takes Two Week Canadian Vacation
Rev J L M Levesque pastor of St Marys church takes two week vacation in Canada with Rev F X Lariviere curate at to the wants of the parish during the pastor's absence.
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J. .L. M. Levesque
St Mary’ S Church
Canada
F. X. Lariviere
Used to It Nannie Lancaster Says She Endures Being Run Over
A Washington Star quote from Nannie Lancaster reveals her resilience after being run over multiple times. She notes the attitude of tolerance as cars repeatedly strike her, yet she expresses gratitude to the kind passerby who showed sympathy.
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Mit
Feer
Nannie Lancaster
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Washington Star
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