Pageant Held at Grange Session With Guests
Maynard Grange hall hosted a pageant on Thursday night with guests from Barby townships and nearby cities. Mrs Anie Floyde announced several applications for membership, and Simond Whitney read a paper on the European Cornborer. A cast performed as Spirit of Agri with Ian White, Martin, and a group of milkmaids and minstrel players including Esther Ellen Sheridan, Grace Bourke, and Helen Croi among others.
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Maynard
Grange Hall
Barby Townshend
Anie Floyde
Simond Whitney
A. J. Bourke
Agri
Ian White
I Martin
Gracesy
Annie Floyde
Esther Ellen /Sheridan
Helena
Anral
Irvin Edmund
Whitney
Leon Rene
Martin
Hazel
Bumpush
Mary Powers
Alice Howe
Smith
Annie Thompson
Sadie Kaler
Grace Bourke
Farmer
Charles Shattuck
Craft Exhibit Planned by Concord Woman's Club
The Concord Woman's Club sponsors a crafts exhibition at the First Parish Meeting House vestry on Wednesday April 5 at 1 PM. Admission is free and exhibitors should bring works by noon. Six classes include hooked rugs, whitework, embroidery, lace, dyeing, weaving, with prizes of 5 and 3 dollars per class if 40 contributors are reached. All pieces must be made since April 1929.
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Concord Woman's Club
H. Whittemore Brown
First Parish
China
Supper Served By Marlboro Men at Universa Church
Marlboro Men of the Universa church will serve a supper Wednesday night in the Social hall as part of their annual customs. Supper starts at 6 30 with listed helpers including George Smith Chnk P Thrasher Jr George M re Harry W Fay Louis Fy am George B Herrick Fred Parker James O Bailey Rev ani S Rice Curtis Morse Louis Burness Major T E Jason Iles Wilder Frank Bemisen George Coxon. The annual Parish meeting will follow the supper.
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Universachurch
George Smith
Nk P. Thrasher, Jr
George M. Re
Harry W. Fay
Louis Fyam
George B. Herrick
Fred Parker
James O. Bailey
Rev
Ani S. Rice
Curtis Morse
Louis _ Burness
Major T. E. Jason
Iles Wilder
Frank
Club Members List of Historical Names and Roles
A dense roster of individuals including Edwin Carlton Harlan Cook Gustave Ey George A Jamieson Ralph D Jones William Jones Wilder X Macurda William T Merriam Allan Palmer Hiram Parkin Lindsey N Smith David Walker tenors Mimer FE Cook Harvey N Pair Banks Krank T Holland William Johnston George WN Lawton Harold A Merram Merton Merrick Mark Newton Albert Tallant Gavin A Taylor and Harry B Hott with bass identified.
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Edwin
Carlton
Harlan Cook
Gustave Ey
George A. Jamieson
Ralph D. Jones
William Jones
Wilder X. Macurda
Allan ¥. Palmer
Hiram’ Parkin
Lindsey N. Smith
David Walker
Mimer FE
Cook Harvey
Krank T. Holland
William Johnston
George WN. Lawton
Harold A. Merram Merton Ff. Merrick
Mark Newton
Albert Tallant
Gavin A. Taylor
Harry B. Hott
West Acton Notes On Guests And Local Events
Leonard Gould hosted at the B. PD. Hall home for several days last week. Letters from Mrs Joseph Grane in Sweden say she plans to return to the United States soon. A High School assembly heard delegates from Northeastern, Maine, Springfield Y M C A, and Mass Agricultural College on courses offered. Windsor Electric demonstrated modern cooking devices. The Neighborhood Club Bazaar is set for March 20 at G A R hall. Mildred Gallant sang two solos at South End Universalist church. Mrs Elliott Park plans to visit her brother in New York later this week. Mr and Mrs George Mr. Marshall hosted Mrs Raymond Marshall of Dorchester for the weekend. A R Beach donated prizes for the Firemen’s whist. top scores went to Leua Rodway and Jasinsley. Arbiscus plants bloom in the Parks sun parlor, cuttings from Florida a year old. Angie Casey, sister of Mrs Blery Parks, visited and is improving. A motor trip along beaches followed a weekend in town amid surf and wind damage near Revere and Winthrop.
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Leonard Gould
B. PD. Hall
Joseph Grane
Sweden
United States
New England
Northeastern
State of Maine
Springfield Y
Springfield Y. M.C. A
Mass Agricultural College
Wdisor Electric Company
G. A R. Hall
Mildred Gallant
Don Universalist Church
Elliott Park
New York
Raymond Marshall
Dorchester
Georf
Marshall
A.R. Beach
Leuaz Rodway
Jas Iinsley
Parks
Florida
Angie Casey
Blery Parks
Weis
Revere
Winthrop
West Acton Baptist Church hosts pie supper and Lenten services
Arthur Jeffries and about a dozen members joined a chicken pie supper at West Acton Baptist Church last Wednesday. Visiting preacher Rev B Stanley Batstone spoke and was warmly received, with strong Wednesday night attendance noted and plans announced for upcoming speakers Elmer Murdock and Buell Maxfield. Jeffries will preach March 22 on Behold the Lamb of God, with evening sermons drawn from The Request and Conquest Outsider.
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Arthur Jeffries
H. B
Mty
B. Stanley Batstone
Elmer Murdock
Pawtucket
R.I
Buell Maxfield
Jeffries
Lamb of God
Funeral Services for Mrs Hannah Hennessey
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Hennessey wife of Daniel were held Tuesday at St Elizabeths Catholic Church. She died suddenly Saturday night after many years residency in Acton. Born in Ireland she worked at Acton Centre hotel. Her son Timothy and daughter Mrs William Sexton of Meynerd survive her.
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Han Hennessey
Daniel
St. Elizabeth’s Catholc Church
Hennessey
Acton. Com
Ireland
Acton Cente
Timothy
Wiliam Sexton
Meynerd
Frozen Sunshine in Cartons Delivered With Morning Milk
In Tampa Florida the National Juice Corporation begins freezing tree fresh oranges for shipment with milk to northern cities. Operations use rapid cooling, sorting, peeling, juice extraction, vacuum partial freezing, paraffin sealing, and full freezing to ten below. Packages include half pints pints and quarts.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
The
National Juice Corporation
National Dairy Products Corporation
Thomas H. McInnerney
New York
Collins Gillett
Grove
Ucre
Middlesex County College Conference Opens in Concord
The second annual Middlesex County College Conference opened in Concord with 24 of 40 high schools and 16 New England colleges represented. Allister F. MacDougall of Carlisle, head of the County Extension Service, died during the event. College delegates visited high schools, and a public meeting at Concord High School offered parents a chance to meet college representatives to discuss entrance requirements finances and study opportunities. The conference will continue next year with expanded participation from high school principals and superintendents.
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Concord
Middlesex County College
Middlesex County Extension Service
Schoo
Middlesex County
New England
Allister F. MacDougall
Carlisle
County Extension Service
Mr. MacDougall
Frank C. Johnson
Ayer
William H. Millington
Townsend
Eugene C. Vining
Billerica
Concord High School
Oge
iSomerville
Waltham
Watertown
Belmont
Stow
Weston Bedford
Littleton
Sudbury Pupils Shine In Two Night Methodist Plays
A local audience of parents and friends enjoyed two high school one act plays at the Methodist church. Edith Lowell and Larry Johnson wrote Varnish and It Cant Be Done, with a brief concert by the High School Orchestra directed by M. Louise Baum. Readers included Edith Laberee and Joseph DiMambro among a large student cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ahn md
Edith Lowell
Larry Johnson
Vienna
Gertrude Davis
Ruth Barclay
Ruth Way
Margaret Barclay
Catherine Laboree
Maggie O’brien
Joy Tufts
Miss Dyer
Rena Simonson
Moree
Ruth Gotberg
Kester Baldwin
Cornet Dyer
Bernice Clark
Sears Catherine Laberee
Francis Bacon
Jack
Henry Gleason
Edmund Gleason
Waltz High School Orchestra
M. Louise Baum
Denis A. McCarthy
David Owen
Commander Gulliver to Lead Constitution on Exhibition Tour
The historic frigate Constitution will be commanded by Louis Gulliver, newly appointed skipper, who will take the vessel on an exhibition tour to American ports. Obltrousides is referenced in association with the voyage as the recognition of Gulliver’s role.
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Gulliver
Louis Gulliver
Local Students Shine in School Play and Chorus
Ruth Gotherg Fred Troisi and Peter Ladrasso star in a school production directed by Ruth Waterhouse with a chorus guided by Ruth Haeuber. Music and orchestra are led by William Taunton as part of the school’s arts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gotherg
Fred Troisi
Peter Ladrasso
Ruth Waterhouse
Ruth Haeuber
William Taunton
Sudbury High School Starts Weekly Dental Clinic
Sudbury High School begins Friday visits to a school dental clinic led by Dr Cosgrove to provide care for all students seeking attention at the clinic beginning March 20 and continuing every Friday.
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Sudbury
Cosgrove
Sudbury-Miss Pearl Axford Appointed Fourth Grade Teacher
Sudbury announces the appointment of Miss Pearl Axford of Plymouth to teach the fourth grade at Center School following Mrs. Bonin’s resignation. Axford is a Gorham Normal School graduate, class of 1930.
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Sudbury
Pearl Axford
Plymouth
Gorham Normal School
Gorham
Maine
P T A Meeting Highlights In Sudbury
The Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting on a Wednesday evening in March. Three musical programs delighted attendees with performances by Mrs Virginia Priest Miss Elinor Bentley and Mrs Winsor. Guest speaker Miss Martha Hopkins formerly from Red Stone school spoke on Literary Travels A road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Parent-Teacher Association
Sudbury man fined for drunken driving after Hudson road crash
John Martin of Sudbury faced District Court in Framingham after an accident on the Hudson road near Bamforth's store. He was found guilty of drunkenness and driving while intoxicated. A $50 fine was imposed for drunken driving and the drunkenness charge was filed.
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Sudbury
Hudson Road
John Martin
Framingham
Chief Hall
Bamforth
Martin
Parisian Whist Club Meets With Mrs Martel Hostess
Mrs George EB Martel hosted the Parisian whist club weekly reunion on Monday evening. High scorer was Mrs Alfred Langlois, second place Mrs Henry I Lafrance, and third Mrs Thomas McNamara. The club will meet next with Mrs Louis Buisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Martel
Alfred Langlois
Henry I. Lafrance
Thomas McNamara
Louis Buisson
Woodbury Parker Becomes Town Clerk After Inauguration
Hudson G. Woodbury Parker was officially sworn in as town clerk yesterday. He began his duties after a week of familiarization with the retiring clerk’s office.
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Woodbury Parker
West Concord Grange Bridge and Whist Event
Anmusnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry held a bridge and whist party at Edith M. Batley's home on Main Street. Winners were Paul Paynin in bridge and Edward W. Sheehan consolation. whist winner Gladys Hefty with Pred Viola as cellar champ. The Ladies Union of West Glencord Union Church planned a March 27 food sale with Laura Fought as chair. Fletcher Adams of Highland Street West Concord, linked to Vesper George School of Art, will display work during Arts Week in Boston at Shreve, Crump & Low.
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Anmusnac Grange
Edith M. ‘Batley
Main Street
Paul Paynin
Edward W. Sheehan
Gladys Hefty
Pred Viola
Ladies’ Union
West Glencord Union Church
Florence M. Duren
Laura
Carrie Derby
Ida Hicks
Henry Johnson
Henry H. Hawley
Fletcher Adams
Highland Street
West Concord
Vesper George School of Art
Boston
Shreve, Crump & Low
Concord Odd Fellows meeting and early birth notices
West Concord Noble Grand Leonard V Benson presided at the Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows meeting with good attendance. The first degree was worked by the degree team. On Friday March 6 Helen Kennedy, daughter of John Kennedy and Elsie Loring, was born at New England Baptist Hospital. Grandparents are Allan A Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, and Alfred O Loring and Mrs. Loring. Mrs Albert J Hicks hosted her bridge club. Prize winners were Mrs Wayne Lawrence and Mrs Frank Hewitt.
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West Concord
Noble
Leonard V. Benson
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
William M. Webber Lodge
New England Baptist Hosital
Helen ‘Oring Kennedy
John Haynes Kennedy
Elsie Loring
Allan A. Kennedy
Alfred O. L. Loring
Albert J. Hicks
Bridge Club
Wayne G. Lawrence
Frank H. Hewitt
Rebekahs Hold Card Party in Odd Fellows Hall
The Concord Willow Rebekah lodge plans a card party in Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday. Proceeds support Mrs Gertrude Meder Mrs Avnia R Walker and Mrs Gora M MacLeod.
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West
Concord
Willow Rebekah
Edge
Odd “eWane Hall
Meveh
Eketa
Mra
Gertrude Meder
Avnia R. Walker
Gora
M MacLeod
West Concord church votes on annual Flower Mission donation
At a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Waoat Qoneond ranch, with M ft Pernald presiding, members voted to donate to the Flower Mission during the annual charity drive.
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West Concord
Tratit
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