Concord Junction Oyster Supper and Evening of Speeches
The town gathered at Union Church Friday evening for an oyster supper hosted by the union church’s standing committee. Speakers included Peter Bullock, Wimner B. Shattuck, Rev. William J. Batt, and G. S. Russell praising the church’s role and quoting George Frisbie Hoar on the village’s common life of church and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Peter Bullock
Harvey Concord
Wimner B. Shattuck
William J. Batt
G.S. Russell
e.Hte
George Frisbee Hoar
New England
Public play ground vote eyed. streets job debated
Voters urged to turnout as plans for a town playground advance behind the Association hall site. A push to appoint a professional streets superintendent seeks better road work and lower costs. Precinct 2 expected to send a record delegation to the town hall meeting at 7 p m. Bedford bowling match ends with close scores and ties among top players.
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Board of Road Commissioners
Concord
Union Church Notes Preview Easter Concert and Services
Sunday morning the pastor speaks on The Satisfying Values of Life and evening on Applied Power. Holy Week services are arranged. An International Bible Readers association meeting is set for Monday night. Easter concert preparations begin for Sunday April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Readers’ Association
Union Church
Nettle Lewis
Providence
Miles Edith Montgomery
Lancaster
Mary Fallon
Mill Rd
T. B. Frawley
Uniom
Annual Bowling Match In Redford Town Contest
A Redford town bowling event took place as part of the annual competition. Participants competed in lanes and scoring followed standard rules.
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Redford
Local notices and society items from Maynard and Brookline
Chief J W Keane of the fire department visited Maynard on Monday. D W Lynch of Brookline, a former resident, was a guest of Phil J Bu ay. William Macey visited Brookline Sunday. Council members and K of C attended a morning meeting. Dunn moved from Berlin to Main Street. Miss Marguerite Jackson has con . Cox, club president, attended a social. A hurdy gurdy band played on the streets. A revival service led by Rev M R Foshay quoted the subject The Abounding. William Roberts of Maplewood Ave was administered an ordinance. Mrs Lizzie Wal two children of Grafton stayed with Mrs Weller. Harold Niles will present Life on stage. Charles Rowles purchased a gift. M H Gly recovering from injuries suffered in a fire.
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J. W. Keane
Fire Department
Maynard
D. W. Lynch
Brookline
City
Phil J. Bu
William Macey
K. Of.c
William
Dunn
Berlin
Mag
Main
Willidmg
Coln St
Marguerite Jackson
Cox
Mterius
M. R. Foshay
William Roberts
Maplewood Ave
Lizzie Wal
Grafton
W , Ome
Waltepn” Weller
Harold Niles
Southboro
Charles Rowles
M. H. Gly
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Ering
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Jarvis
Corbin
Clark
Lydiard
Loomis
Reynolis
Whittier
Goodwin
Bedford Civic Club
Thaxter
Blake
Union Church Notes
L- Filene
Boston
Fit
New Spring Cadet
D. C. Hallstrom
Walden
Robert W. Carter
Lynn
J. S. Wilson
Main St
Tel
Edith Stobo
Osteopath
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Carlisle de Reon Fia
West Acton
Chase. Davis
East Acton
Héarl
Clarence McAuskin, Nason and
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Maynagh
Shawmut Rubbers
Lesnick Shoe Store
Chas. M. Byron
Thoreau Street
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J. W. Raymond
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