Sudbury Legion Post and Fire Dept Play Amid Rivalry
Sudbury Post of the American Legion and the Fire Department held a town hall tournament on Wednesday evening. The match featured Davison and Seymour for the Fire Team Hutchby and Nelson, with action described as keen and exciting as the Legion pressed to keep pace. The final score noted 4-0 after back and forth play and the crowd called it a great bettie.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Post
Fire Department
Ramer Davison
Seymour
Hutchby
Nelson
West Concord Receives Temporary Fire Protection
West Concord gains temporary fire protection as a new hose truck is placed behind Association Hall near the Binie Manufacturing plant off Commonwealth Avenue. Two permanent firemen, Instac Finan and Harry Car, will reside in quarters fitted into the owner Waldo P. Lepham’s building until a new fire house is built.
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West Concord
Association Hall
Biniie Manufacturing Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Waldo P. Lepham
Finan
Harry Car
Concord
Stow Woman's Association Meeting Recap
The Stow Woman's Association met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Wallace Lambert's home. The Legislative Committee chaired by Mrs. Keeler Rice presented the program. Mrs Joseph W. Attwill of the Men's Federation edited the music portion featuring a trio.
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Stow Woman’s Association
Wallace Lambert
Keeler Rice
Joseph W. Attwill
Fedeation
Sudbury Woman's Club Change Hosts Apr Meeting
The Sudbury Woman's Club moves its April 6 gathering to Town Halls for use of the new china and silver. Guest of honor is Mrs Warren H Fuller new director of the 11th district. A merry Swe dish Afternoon features costumed guests and Mrs Henry N Eaton delivers an illustrated talk on Sweden. In March Mrs Albert Tallant and her sister Miss Davis danced a graceful Minuet.
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Sudbury
Albert Tallant
Miss Davis
Concord Woman
Girl Scout House
Woods
New England
Elliott
Benevolent Fruit and Flower Mission
Boston
Leslie R. Moore
Woman’s Club
Raymond Wheeler
Local Lads Win County Handicraft Honors
Maynard boys of the 4 H Handicraft Club directed by Walter Tierney won top honors at the Middlesex County Handicraft competition held at North Junior High School in Wal tham. Peter Chutoransky won first prize with the highest total, Peter Piece wicz was second in the advanced class. William Mark took second prize in the first year class.
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Maynard Boys
Walter Tierney
Middlesex County
North Junior High School
Waltham
Peter Chutoransky
Peter Piecewicz
William Mark
Stow Pageant and Community Events Highlight Easter Week
Stow residents attended the pageant drama On Trial at the Union family in celebration of the Easter season. Miss Jessie Lewis of Newton Highlands spent Good Friday and Easter Sunday at her festowhK raft with leadbx. A We Will Work Poultry club meeting with Robert and Everett Smith occurred April 16 with prizes for exhibits. Stow boys prepared to compete. A March 30 vestry program at Union Church featured music and games.
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Stow
Union
Jessie Lewis
Newton Highlands
Robert
Everett Smith
Fie Stow
Union Church
Congoleum Floor Covering Ad from American Supply Co
An advertisement from American Supply Co of Maynard Massachusetts promotes Congoleum floor covering priced at 29 cents per square yard. The brief notice highlights salesmanship and local availability for home remodeling.
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American Supply Co
Maynard, Mass
Easter Sunday Services At Stow Parish Highlight Music and Membership
Easter morning at Stow Parish featured special services with organ preludes from Gounod and Handel, offertories, and anthems by Simper and Macy. New members Arthur Dwinnells to Clifford Wetherbee joined as Rev W B Miller preached on immortality. Vesper service included a Gates of The Temple duet and choral offerings.
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Stow
Ree L. Curtis
Gounod
Kmon
Redeemer
Hantlel
Caleb Simper
J. C. Macy
W. B Miller
Arthur Dwinnells
Bernard Fletcher
Evelyn Herrick
Elizabeth Puffer
Ruth Rice
Irene Moore
Clifford Wetherbee
Louis Gane
Alvin H. Fletcher
George L. Curtis
Joseph F. Knapp
John Albert Addy
Benjamin Derby
Tvay S Nowlan
Union Evangelical Church
Wilburn B Miller
William Roger Greeley
Seecker
First Parish Church Stow Philosophy Class and Services
The First Parish Church Unitarian schedules a philosophy class at the parsonage 7.30 Wednesday March 30. Choir rehearsal is Saturday April 2 at 7. Service Sunday April 3 at 8.45 with a sermon by Rev. Wilburn B. Mister on "Finding Goi." Sunday school meets in the vestry at 11.50. Worship in the auditorium follows.
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Tor
Wilburn B
Goi
Eroup
Easter Services At Concord Two Prison Reformatory
Easter observances drew large crowds at the Concord Two Reformatory chapel West Concord with Catholic prisoners receiving Holy Communion at 8 30. Rev Walt Donahue assisted clergy led the mass and Protestant Rev Robert Walker conducted the later service. The reformatory choir provided music and a film show followed in the afternoon.
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Concord
Reformatory
West
Walt Donahue
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
Robert Walker
Reformatory Choir
Priponere
Robert W. Carter
Trinitarian Congregational News Concord Mass April Events
The Concord Trinitarian Church led by Rev. George L Thurlow lists services on Sunday April 3 with a morning service at 1045 AM and a Sunday School at 930 AM. The pastor and Miss Marguerite J Barnes will travel to Needham Congregational Church to officiate and sing. A midweek service is planned for April 7 45 PM with Mr and Mrs George K Nelson. The Concord Woman's Club features Amy Louise Woods as speaker on an afternoon event.
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George L Thurlow
Marguerite J. Barnes
Musica
Needham
Needham Congregational Church
Ad Kimpall
Legion Band
Génierol ‘“Electric Co
George K. Nelson
Treasury Balance Reported in Washington on March 30
The Treasury balance in Washington DC on March 30 stands at 681 million 316 thousand 773 dollars and 83 cents. This figure reflects the government’s available cash balance at the end of the reporting period.
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Washington, DC
Treasury
Banquet Planned Tonight at Williams Tavern
Marlboro based M. T. Ornteen Shoe Co executives and employees will hold a banquet tonight at Williams Tavern with a program of entertainment and dancing.
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Williams Tavern
West Concord Union Church Sermon Schedule April 3 10
Rev Alfred Wheeler speaks on False Ethics at 10:30 a m with child sermon The Higher Goal 12 m church school 6 p m Christian Endeavor Society led by Miss Theodora Blodgett 7 p m evening Bible studies from Acts The Preparation for a Worthwhile Life Monday April 4 7 p m Boy Scouts Tuesday April 5 7 30 p m Mid week service 8 45 p m Standing Committee Wednesday April 6 7 30 p m Ladies Missionary Society Friday April 8 7 p m Intermediate Christian Endeavor Choir rehearsal
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West Concord Union Church
West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stove
Church School
Christian Endeavor” Society
Theodora Blodgett
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Board wage To Organize The Hudson Public Works Board
George A Brothers missed last night's Commissioners of Public Works meeting. Walsh and Whitcomb could not organize in his absence. Brothers remains home recovering from injuries from a fall the board may meet at Mrs Brothers home if he cannot leave his residence for several weeks.
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Hudson
George ‘A. Brothers
Commissioners of Public Works
William. P. Walsh
Henry B. Whitcomb
Brothers
Mrs! Brothers
Tee
Hildreth School to Present Marlboro Washington Bicentennial Program
The Hildreth School will host a public bicentennial program Thursday at 7 30 pm in the assembly hall. It is organized by teachers and officers of the Hildreth branch of the Home and School association and is open to the public.
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Marlboro
Washington
Hildreth
Home and School Association
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Massachusetts
Mortgagee sale under a 1928 deed from Carmela Ferrara to Inman Cooperative Bank in Middlesex County. Property includes Lots 27 and 28 on Assabet Park Plan, on Summer Street, Maynard. Auction set for April 26, 1932 at 2 pm. sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens. Five hundred dollars required cash at sale. other terms announced.
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Carmela Ferrara
Maynard
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Inman Co-operative Bank
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Camp Belles
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Middlesex South
Assabet Park
H. F. Tuttle
C. B
Summer Street
Said Street
Inman Oe Bank Aid
T. Howard
Treasur
Nea
Wanda
Goundhan, Jr
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