Concord Jct Women Host Children Guests at Club Day
West Concord Woman's Club held a Saturday afternoon event in Fellows hall with Delbert Moyer Staley Ph D and a class of 4 to 12 year old performers. Eleanor, a four year old dancer and actress, drew praise among the young lineup. After dances pianologues and readings, children moved to the banquet hall for ice cream and dainties served by Mrs Waldo I Lapham. Small candy favors were given. Mr and Mrs Everett Montague welcomed a son William Henry born at Emerson hospital last week. the Montagues and Robert Montague stayed with George Montague on Cottage Street.
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West Concord Woman's Men’s
Waldo I. Lapham
Everett Montague
William Henry
Emerson Hospital
Montague
Robert
George Montague
Cottage Street
Marlboro to Field Twilight League Team and Schedule
Marlboro forms Marlboro B B A to compete in the Midland Twilight League with towns Maynard Concord Hudson Clinton Marlboro as members. Gauthier brothers oversee plans for two twilight games weekly at Stevens Playground starting the first week in May to benefit the playground fund.
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Marlboro
Kney Gauthier
Edward Gauthier
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Clinton
Marlboro B. B. A
Gauthier
Stevens Playground
Marl
Bergeron
Gautheir
Pooch
Donovan
Hudson and
Gadbols
Lawrence
Asa Peloquin
Denoncourt
Hinckley
Gaucher
Southboro High School
Sudbury Notices Report Illnesses Meetings and Local Happenings
Mrs David Hitt remains at Waltham hospital while Frank F Gerry buys a Velie coach and Arthur Hite is ill with grippe. Re P Stiles can go out again. Miss Ethel Wells returns from Concord A quarterly conference. Women’s Club plans a Luncheon at Barbecue Inn on April 7. Many grip and flu cases, absentee pupils in South Sudbury. New well on Roy Hawes land completed. drillers remove equipment. Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs Allee Bradshaw’s home March 16. Woman’s Club lecture by Edward Whiting of Boston draws good attendance March 17. Grange whist party held March 16 with prizes to Mrs Edward A Hunt and Frank T Davis, Lyndon Perkins booby.
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David Hitt
Waltham Hospital
William Ferden
Frank F. Gerry
Arthur Hite
Grippe
RE. P. Stiles
Ethel Wells
Concord Hospital
M. E Church
Barbecue Inn
South Sudbury
Roy Hawes
Legion Auxiliary
Allee Bradshaw
Woman's Club
Edward Whiting
Boston
Boston Her‘atdat~ Fows- Hall
Grange
Hall
Edward A. Hunt
Frank T. Davi
Lyndon Perkins
Nathan H Perkins Dies After Illness in South Sudbury
Nathan H Perkins long time South Sudbury resident dies at home after several weeks illness. Age seventy nine, he was active until late years. Survived by son Frank G Perkins. Funeral services held from his home on Thursday March 18.
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Nathan H. Perkins
Sudbury
Frank GC. Perkins
Death of Former Resident Etta D. Moore
News arrived of the death of Miss Etta D. Moore a former Sudbury resident and daughter of Eu Moore and Laura Gessy She was born in Sudbury and spent early years there Funeral services were held at her late home and in Watertown on March 19 Relatives from here attended the services in Watertown
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Etta D. Moore
EU Moore
Laura Gessy
Sudbury
Watertown
Hudson stem Marl illness and local household updates
Marl, son of Mr and Mrs Bert, is ill with pneumonia at his Cox Street home. Frank Fletcher of Philadelphia visits his parents on Warner Street for a week. Noland Merrigan returns to duties in Providence. William Curran of the Board of Health is ill at his Manning Street home this week.
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Marl
Bert Fa i
Cox Street
Frank Fletcher
Philadelphia
Warner Street
Noland Merrigan
Providence
William Curran
Board of Health
Manning Street
Former Residents Meet in Florida Return Trip
James L. Adams and George G. Adley of Concord Junction recently came back from a business trip to Florida. In Tampa they met E W Blossom formerly with a Massachusetts reformatory and now Florida motor vehicle registrar, and Wayne W Blossom, a retiree from the Massachusetts Reformatory who serves as humane society secretary in Tampa. The elder Blossom, now eighty, remains active in civic life and plans to attend his lodge’s fiftieth anniversary in 1928.
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James L. Adams
George G. ‘Adley
Concord Junction
Florida
Tampa
Eustis W
Massachusetts Reformatory
Mr. Blossom
Stow, Hudson and Concord
Central Division of
Motor Vehicle Registration of
Frank A. Goodwin
E. W. Blossom
Wayne W. Blowsom
Isle of Pines
Cuba
The
Humane of
Antm Als
Lynn. Mass
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Concord Junction Fireman Sails for England on Leviathan
Howard Goodrich from Concord Junction sailed March 20 from Hoboken to England aboard the 8 8 Leviathan where he is employed as a fireman. Mrs Thomas Shaughnessy of Belmont, formerly of this town, visited friends here over the weekend.
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Howard Goodrich
Hoboken
N. J
England
Leviathan
Thomas Shaughnessy
Belmont
Obituary of Boynton J. Higgins of Concord Junction
Boynton J. Higgins longtime Concord Junction resident died on Tuesday March 16. Funeral held private at his daughter's home on Main Street with Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiating. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs William Ingham and son Scott Higgins. Bearers included grandsons Claude Higgins, Clement Higgins, and Ernest Ing.
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Boynton J. Higgins
Concord Junction
William Ingham
Main Street
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
William Langan
Claude Higgins
Clement Higgins
Melrose Highlands
Ernest Ing
Marlboro Opens City Hall Clinic for Westboro Patients
A mental clinic opens on the upper floor of Marlboro City Hall at 7 p.m. under Dr. Welter E. Lang of Westboro State hospital. Regular sessions will follow to serve patients from the Westboro institution residing in nearby communities who find Marlboro easier to reach than traveling to the main facility.
Girls' Friendly Society Admits Members at Holy Trinity
At Holy Trinity Church parsonage last night the Girls' Friendly Society admitted three girls to active membership and one to associate membership. Aldermanic and Women's Missionary Guild members attended as guests.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Holy Trinity Ehurch
Ald
Women's Missionary Guild
Thrift Poster and Essay Contest Awards Soon
Competing students submitted posters and essays judged by Mr. Worthern of Lexington Savings Bank with prizes. Bedford Union School earns $2.50 for best poster and best essay. Under Miss Wheelock the school orchestra shows great improvement. results expected around May 7. Mothers toured cooking and sewing club work at the school last Thursday with refreshments served. Mitts and gloves show a neat spring look. Many top athletes have been practicing lately.
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Worthern
Lexington Savings Bank
Bedford Union School
Miss Wheelock
America
Union School Notes Play Rescued by Radio March 26
Upper grade pupils will present a two act play in Grange hall on Friday evening March 26 at 8 oclock. Proceeds fund a set of Compton's Pictured Encyclopedias. Candy and popcorn balls will be sold.
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Grangehall
Compton
Dramatic Club to stage Turn To The E at Marlboro Theatre
The Dramatic Club announces a three act comedy drama Turn To The E to be presented May 3 and 4 at Marlboro Theatre. Mr Stevens will coach and play the lead with a cast chosen to make the season’s hit. Proceeds go to St Mary’s Building Fund.
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Marlboro
The
Dramatic Club
Marlboro Theatre
New York
Boston
Baldpate
Stevens
St. Mary's
Quimet Couple Leaves Crueny Tae After Long Service
Mr and Mrs Francis Quimet longtime employees depart from the Crueny tae today in Marlboro as they end a lengthy period of service.
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