Concord Academy stages Mikado in new gymnasium
The Concord Academy girls presented Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado in the new gymnasium to large audiences. Miss Elizabeth Wood directed with music teacher Mrs Josephine Cole and Miss Ithel Osgood assisting. Students designed scenery and costumes. principals included Mary Loring, Susan Locke, Nancy Cooper, and others from Concord, Boston, Richmond, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Academy
Aisanee
Zabeth ‘Ood
Josephine Cole
Ithel Osgood
Wood
Ariah Barker
Elizabeth Darling
Lydia Loverng
Hoffman, NC
Eleanor Hosmer
Gertrude Doughty
Williamstown
Mary Sage
South Dartmouth
Hans W. Miller
Mary Loring
Boston
Mary Coates
Richmond
Susan Locke
Nancy Cooper
John Pifer
Shirley
Elizabeth Brooks
Mary Senior
Chicago
Jean Gordon
Lincoln
Cynthia’ Hoar
Sarah Ives
Florence , Bowditch
Lucy Denio
Cynthia Cook
Edith Cummin
Mary Tolman
Virgin‘a Vialle
Jean Denio
Sophie Hunt
Ellen Amerson
Margaret’ ‘Eaton
Elizabeth Beebe
Elizabeth Um
Eloise Bergland
Margot Pbéli
Eleanor
Albion A Johnson shows improvement after appendicitis operation
In South Acton Albion A Johnson recovered from appendicitis surgery performed by Dr. O L Clark at Emerson hospital. He is 4 marked improved and expected to recover soon. Mr and Mrs Frank A Merriam and Mr and Mrs Herbert A Thayer attended the Stabat Mater oratorio at First Church Boston on Sunday afternoon with 1600 in attendance. They later attended a Vesper service at Emanuel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion A Johnson
O. L. Clark
Emerson Hospital
Frank A. Merriam
Herbert A Thayer
Boston
Emanuel Church
Inspection Visit Details at West Acton and Natick Churches
The Men s class of the Congregational church in West Acton hosted an inspection meeting with Lloyd W Downie former president visiting. Clarence D Chickering another former president visited the Men s class of the Congregational church at Natick as part of regional associations with American Bible class ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
West Acton
Worl
Lloyd W. Downie
Clarence D. Chickering
South Acton
Natick
American Bible Cla G Association
Patriot's Day Committee Attends Boston Meeting
William Rawister chairs the Patriots Day committee of Actoh at a City Hall gathering in Boston on March 20. Representatives from Middlesex towns attend with tentative Patriot's Day programs for April 2 and another meeting on April 3 to finalize town plans.
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Boston
William Rawister
Actoh
Midlesex
Acton Girls Battle Hopkinton In Close Plains Contest
Acton High School girls led by Dorothy Roche clash with Hopkinton in Hopkinton on March 20. Roche scores 14 of Acton’s 19 as Elinor Jones and Velma Tompkins guard well, despite missing captain Pauline Nelson and Ruth McLaughlin. Return game likely on Acton grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roche
Acton High School
Hopkinton High
Hopkinton
Acton
Elinor Jones
Velma Tompkins
Turner
Montana
Aid
Os Lo Bateman
Winchenden
Lockes to Move From Town to Tewksbury
Mr. and Mrs Locke, longtime residents of the French Farm on Massachusetts Avenue, plan to relocate to Tewksbury this week. Locke will serve as foreman on a 300 acre estate focusing on berry growing. They invite friends passing through their Main Street home to visit.
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Locke
Massachusetts Ave
Tewksbury
Locker
Main Street
Firemen Close Whist Series Season Finale
The final whist gathering of the Firemen this season took place Friday evening with five tables in play. Prizes were won by Mr Redfern and Mrs Law rence, while Consolations went to Timothy Costello and Mrs Reed. The top overall scorers were Mr Redfern and Mrs Frank Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Lawrence
Timothy Costello
Reed
Mr.Redfern
Frank Davis
West Acton Baptist Church Sees Growth in Rev Jeffries Era
Evangelistic services concluded after two weeks with fairly good attendance. Several signaled intent to unite with the church. Men’s class enjoyed a visit from South Acton Congregational Church members including Rev Barker and N A Merriam. Ladies Society meets Thursday. next Sunday Rev Jeffries preaches at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jeffries
South Acton
R. A. Barker
N. A. Merriam
L. W. Downey
Lades Society
Mr. Jeffries
Fight to Banishing Rats in Maynard
A牧 townwide rat extermination drive promotes Red Squill bait as a safe poison for rats and mice. Citizens are urged to place bait on April 1 at 1 pm with help from the Town Director and County Extension Service to reduce rat damage to farms and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Supt
Middlesex County
C H Walker
County Extension Service
Town Hall Site Committee Formed in Sudbury
On March 26 the Sudbury Town Hall committee selected Harvey N. Fairbank as chairman and Frank F. Gerry as clerk. The panel meets to pick a site near Grange Hall or the Parmenter Corner, with Ford interests contacted about the corner. Citizens favor the old site, planning a building that serves fifty years and includes automobile parking.
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Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbank
Frank F. Gerry Esq
Grange Hall
Parmenter
Ford
Unitarian Church
Mrs Frank Williams Reunited With Long‑missing Brother
Last week Mrs. Frank Williams welcomed her brother from St John's, whom she had not seen in 25 years. Fire departments have been busy answering brush and grass fire calls amid dry conditions. Sparks from locomotives and bonfires used on windy days have raised alarms in nearby towns. A large fire at Crockers Corner burned 80 acres of pines, with three departments assisting. Caution is urged against outdoor fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
St. John’s
Crockers’ Corner
Pines
Bedford 4-H Exhibition to Be Held March 29
The Bedford Junior High School hosts a public exhibition of 4-H members on March 29 at 1 o clock led by Annie Bulette. The girls present a play titled Bobbie's Trousers and high school pupils aim to boost ticket sales for an April performance.
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Bedford Junior High School
Mnet
Annie Bulette
Bobbie's
Weekend Visit Recalls Conn Resident Chauncey Garland
West Concord reports Chauncey L. Garland of Naugatuck Conn visiting his mother Mrs Frank L. Garland on Elm Street over the weekend. Rev James M Somers assistant pastor at Our Lady of Christians church preached the Lenten service sermon at St Bridget s church Maynard. Miss Eugenie Marie Foss participated in the program at the Middlesex County Council American Legion Auxiliary convention held at Dennison Memorial hall on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey L. Garland
Naugatuck
Conn
Frank L. Garland
Elm Street
James M. Somers
Our Lady of Christian’s Church
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Eugenie Marie Foss
Middlesex County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary
Dennison Memorial Hall
Bulkeley Triumph Over Concord Freshmen In State Armory
Peter Bulkeley high basketball team defeated Concord high school Freshmen 6 to 2 Friday afternoon at the state armory. Hayes led Bulkeley with scoring, while Dee prevented a shutout by hitting a first half basket. Bulkeley's lineup included Hayes, Martinson, Di Cicco, B Fish and Swan. Freshmen featured Dickey Nelson, Dee, Kelley Captain Albana Anderson Erisman and Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bulkeley
Concord High School
State Armory
Bulkeley
Hayes
Dee
Martinson
DiCicco
B. Fish
Swan
Dickey
Nelson Dee
Kelley
Capt
Albana
Anderson
Erisman
Hanson
Food Sale Under Ladies Union Aims at Adams and Bridges
Under the aspices of the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church a food sale will be held in Adams and Bridges store on Friday March 28 beginning at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union of the West
Concord Union Church
Adams and Bridges Store
Nurse Dorothy Stoney Certified After State Board Exam
Miss Dorothy Stoney passed the State Board of Examiners and earned a registered nurse certificate. Congregational church notes morning service on Sunday March 30 at 10 30 with Rev R A Barker. Sunday school and adult classes at 11 45. Mr and Mrs Will S Fletcher returned home from Florida after four months in Sarasota. They traveled six days with several stopovers. Miss Maud Vila left town Saturday to visit Georgia and Florida points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beach
Joseph Grane
Merriam
South Acton
George Charter
Leavitt Farm
West Acton
Ernest Cooper
Frances Hall
New Lodge
Littleton
Ritz-Carlton
Charley Bradford
Fulsifer
Shirley
B. E. Halls
Douglas ‘M. Fuchs
Reuuehin
Fitburg
Brooks
Naples
Maine
Michael O'Connell
Emerson Hospital
A. Blanchard
Virginia Sanderson
Blanchard
Virginia Hettinger
Natick
Dorothy Stoney
State Board of Examiners
Congregational Church
R. A. Barker
Will S Fletcher
Morida
Sarasota
Florida
Maynard Socials for Employees Monthly Notices
Maynard social notices outline monthly gatherings for employees and occasional extra events. The brief item notes engagement plans and staff participation, reflecting a routine of workplace social activities.
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Macurda
Coty
Houbigant’s
Princess Pat
Helena Rubinstein
Beauty
You
Wilder X. Macurda, Ph. G
Nason St
Hudson
Co-operative Bank
Pope Street
Frank E. Sanderson
Nason Street
Studebaker ‘Sales & Service
Glendale St
Nard Motor Car CO
Maynard, Mass
Tia Ee
Gennelman
Allus
Assabets Companys Coal Reeneo Coal
Coal Co
Assabet Coal CO
Ason St. Maynard, Mass
Academy
Girls of Concord
Lockes
Firemen
Peoples Theatre
Helen Twelvetrees
Fred Scott
Basil Rathbone
Roland Young
Leila Hyams
Geo F. Marion
Philo Vance
Sharkey
Scott Fight
Milton Sills
Dorothy Mackain
Mama
Review
Billie Dove
Rod LA Rocque
Elinor Glyn
West Concord
United Cooperative Society
Walt
PAY& D
Rial TG Maynard
Mass
Paris
Victor McLaglen
EI Brendel
Aa Fifi
D’orsay
Ziegfeld
Prid
Ralph W. Sims
Concord Street
John C. King
Fowler Bldg
Nee Re Casualty Co Lumbermens Mu
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Travelers Insurance Co
National Union Masachusetts Bonding and Insuran
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