Vicinity Council No 2 Holds Spring Conclave in Concord
Major Daniel J. Murphy opens the second year with welcome remarks at the Veterans Building Concord. Delegates hear plans for the Newburyport department convention June 14 15 16 and enjoy a May 12 memorial meeting invite from Vicinity Council No 1.
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Concord
Vicinity Council No. 2
Daniel J. Murphy
Natick
Veterans Building
Department
Newburyport
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Salisbury
Hampton Beaches
Metropolitan
Leslie Hunting Camp
Cambridge
Felix
Roberts
Frazell
Barrett
Lexington
Bedford
Framingham Memorial
Rummage Sale at Emerson Hospital May 4 in Town Hall
Emerson Hospital hosts a rummage sale in Town Hall on Saturday May 4 from 1 30 to 6 00 pm. Offerings can be dropped off Friday or Saturday.
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Emerson Hospital
West Concord Community Notices Update and Arrivals
Local residents report house moves sales and new purchases in Carlisle Concord and surrounding towns. Patrick McHugh sold his farm in Carlisle and left for California while George purchased a Ford from Middlesex Motors. Multiple residents report visits, relocations, and new vehicles including an Essex and a Chevrolet sedan. Notable events include a marriage of Patrolman Frederick Nolan to Celia McLoughlin and a celebration by church and civic groups in the area.
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Patrick McHugh
Carlisle
California
Eel
George
Ford
Middlesex Motors
J. Edward Mahoney
Medford
Old Bridge Road
Mabel Tracey
Easthampton
Lila King
Florence
May
Richard Dee
Springfield
Robert Stevenson
Massachusetts Reformatory
Thomas W. Ryan
New York
Thomas Ryan
Essex
Thomas Hollis
Edward Doyle
Grange Whist Party Winners Named at Hall
Annuisnac Grange P O H conducted a whist party in 1 0 C F hall Friday night. Winners included Mrs Linnie Hodgdon first lady, Mrs Josephine Pearce second, Miss Marcia Hatch consolation. First gentleman Fred Gale, John Frawley second, Daniel Norton consolation. Refreshments served. Committee: Mrs Margaret Alexander chair, Elizabeth Connell, Mrs Evelina Edwardson, Daniel Sullivan, George Hodgdon.
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Annuisnac Grange P.O. H
C.F. Hall
Linnie Hodgdon
Josephine Pearce
Marcia Hatch
Fred Gale
John Frawley
Daniel Connorton
Margaret Alexander
Elizabeth Connell
Evelina’ Edwardson
Daniel Sullivan
George Hodgdon
Two West Concord Fires Respond to Brush and Chimney Blazes
West Concord firemen were summoned twice Sunday to brush fires on land owned by William Wheeler near Annursnac Hill and a chimney fire at Mr Holden’s Main Street residence facing no damage. Saturday night they tackled a grass fire at the slaughterhouse land off Highland Avenue believed started by a passing train.
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West Concord
Ayer Road
William Wheeler
Annursnac Hill
Acton Line
Mr. Holden
Main Street
Highland Ave
Change Scene of Wednesday Game Maynard Maynard H S Concord H S baseball
The Maynard High School baseball team hosted Concord High School in a Wednesday game. Players from both schools competed on the field with decisive plays and notable pitching visible throughout the contest.
85 Delegates Meet Here in Cooperative League Convention
Maynard May 1 44 convention of the Eastern Sta Cooperative League convened at Parker street hall Sunday afternoon with 85 delegates from the New England states New York and New Jersey. Miss Mary Arnold of New York City was elected president Walter Niemalla of Maynard treasurer and Cedric Long of New York secretary. Waino Linna head of a large cooperative organization and a former Maynard boy attended as delegate. He rose from Maynard United Cooperative Society clerk to Institute student to manager of the largest cooperative in New York City by age twenty seven.
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Maynard
Eastern Sta Cooperative League
Parker’street
New England
New York
New Jersey
Mary Arnold
New York City
Walter Niemalla
Cedric Long
Waino Linna
Maynard Boy
United Cooperative Society
Mainstreet
Cooperative Institute
Cooperative Trading Society of
Brooklyn
Neighbors Night and Legion Benefit Planned
Maynard May 1 Franklin J DeMars Post A L and the Legion Auxiliary announce Neighbors Night on Monday evening May 6 at the high school auditorium with speaking entertainment and refreshments. Legion posts from Marlboro Hudson Stow and Acton invited. A bridge and whist party tonight at Odd Fellows hall benefits Bedford hospital disabled veterans. public invited.
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Maynard
Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Marlboro
Hudson, Stow
Acton
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
Bedford Hospital
Aid Fund To Stamp Out Leprosy in Philippines
The Leonard Wood Memorial seeks 200000 to eradicate leprosy in the Philippines where 12000 lepers live at one of the world’s largest colonies. President Hoover has endorsed the drive. Lodges churches and individuals may donate at Maynard Trust Company.
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Leonard Wood Memorial
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Hoover
Maynard Trust Company
Maynard to Play Clinton H S in Postponed Home Game
Tauno Fingard elected captain of the Maynard locals. Don Lent to coach the Littletown Middlesex League team with first game on May 11. Maynard’s home game moved to West Concord Playgrounds as the local diamond is unavailable.
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Maynard
West Concord
Clinton H. S
Tauno Fingard
Don Lent
Littleton
Parsonage Guest Plans May Services and Flower Market
Mrs. William F. Boardman of Calais Maine visits sister Mrs. Ralph A Barker at the parsonage on School Street. Congregational church services Sunday May 5 at 10 30 with communion after the sermon and Sunday school at 11 45. Christian Endeavor at 6 15. A preparatory service is set for Friday May 3 at 7. Ladies Social Circle Universalist church to hold annual May sale Thursday afternoon May 16 featuring a Flower market with perennials bulbs and plants.
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William F. Boardman
Calais
Maine
Ralph A Barker
School Street
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavorr
The
Universalist Church
Afternoon whist party at Morison home honors Maynard guests
An afternoon whist party was held at Mrs Morison’s Main street home on April 26 under the auspices of Winona Robe Tae Pro. Guests included Mrs Frank L Stiles and Mrs Emma P Reed among many others. Mrs Emma Reed won first prize and Mrs Stiles second. Mrs Logsie Laird assisted with hosting and 4 lunch was served.
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David J Clayton
John Clayton
Chester Kelley
John Dunivan
Alberta Tuttle
Leon Claflin
Whitney
Priest
Past Grand Master Potter Speaks at Congregational Church
A large audience welcomed Rev. Mr. Potter past grand master of the I O O F of Mass to a Sunday evening sermon at the Congregational church. His talk, drawn from Pauls letters to Timothy, offered a strong gospel message praised by listeners. The Men’s class and Sunday services received high marks with pleasing congregational singing led by Herbert A. Thayer and a Harry Holt solo. W Harold Taylor of Middlesex School, star of The Rear Car by Concord Players, sails for a sabbatical year abroad.
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Congregational Church
Mr. Potter
Mass
Paul
Timothy
Herbert A. Thay
Harry Holt
W. Harold Taylor
Middlesex School
Concord Players
Taylor
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Mayac Battery Co
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Frank J. DeMars
Peoples Theatre
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