Lecture on Birds and Animals at Congregational Church
Ny Tichardson secretary of the Wapsachusetts Humana society gave an Ulasticated lecture on birds and animals to a large Congregational Church audience Sunday evening. The talk recalled the humane movement 100 years ago with Irish MP Ham ed Martin in London seeking support to aid beasts. Henry Berg led the movement in America and in Massachusetts Angell House stands for kindness to dumb creatures. Fred Swindell of Rockville Conn a textile mill owner and guest in town revived old friendships from about 80 years ago.
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Ny Tichardson
Wapsachusetts Humana Society
Humane Movement
Hamed Martin
London
Martin
Henry Berg
America
Massachusetts
Angell
Fred Swindell
Rockville
Conn
Swindell
Native African Boy in Concord Copes with Cold and Whistles
A gray African parrot named Jocko lives on Hubbard Street in Concord. He struggles with cold, learns languages slowly, whistles two songs, mimics birds, and eats buttered toast and fruit while avoiding meat due to sensitivity.
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Concord
Hubbard Street
America
Jocko
Parret
Concord Musical Club Annual Meeting
The Concord Musical Club held its annual business meeting at 7 Monument Street, the home of Miss Louise Cabot, on Tuesday afternoon April 26. Officers re-elected were Mrs. Charles F. Brown chairwoman Mrs. John Morse vice chairwoman Mrs. Samuel Merwin secretary Miss Marion A. Barker assistant secretary and Mrs. Mary H. Little treasurer. Reports were accepted and plans for the future discussed. tea followed hosted by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Morse.
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Concord Musical Club
Louise Cabot
Monument Street
Charles FB. Brown
John @. Morse
Samuél Merwin
Marion A. Barker
Mary Fh. Little
Brown
Morse
Brotherhood elects officers for 1922
The Men's Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church has elected officers for 1922 with Henry P. Thorpe as president, Austin D. MacRae as secretary, Jesse F. Baker as secretary, and Clarence E. Bodtish as treasurer.
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Men's Brotherhood of the Trinitar'and Church
Henry P. Thorpe
Austin D. MacRae
Jesse F. Baker
Clarence 8. Bodtish
Artistic bungalow designed by Sedgwick showcased
A stucco bungalow with stone piers and cornices, featuring leaded and casement windows and a spacious living area. It adapts to varied surroundings, with a large rear porch, attic storage, modern kitchen, and full basement. Heating options include hot water or vapor systems. Estimated cost between thousand dollars to build.
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Ita
Malhoy- Bey
Maynard Church Fair Draws Record Crowds With Sunflower Minstrels
Maynard’s two night church fair at St George’s hall drew record crowds as the Sunflower Minstrels led lively songs and wit. The event featured decorated booths and tables staffed by local volunteers, with the Friendly Society, St Hilda’s Guild, and Acton affiliates contributing crafts, gifts, and refreshments.
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St. George’s Church
Mark Newton
Mary Owets
John ‘Alden
Oliver
Fred Scott
Norman Seckers
Alban Papineau
John Webster
Joh. Doel
Alfred Billett
Albert Butterworth
Joseph Brown
Sidney Scott
Acton
Flower Table
Marry Andrews
Thoupe
Charles Edney
Ralph
George
Raymond Dinnelos
Ernest McDonald
Alice McDonald
Viola Sales
Miss’ Sales
Ernest cDonald
Ly the Troupe
Lint Newton
Congregationalists Hold 70th Annual Meeting
The Evangelical Society of the Union Congregational Church held its 70th annual meeting on Tuesday evening at the church vestry. William H. Gutteridge was reelected clerk and treasurer for the 41st time. Graham Forgie joined the prudential committee for a three year term. O S Fowler, Gutteridge, and Sidney E B McCleary were named to the parsonage committee. William Mann, Victor Peppard and Wilbur Hamlin were confirmed as music organizers. Plans were discussed for interior decoration of the church.
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Evangelical Society of the Union Congregational Church
William H. Gutteridge
Graham Forgie
Prudential Committee
O.S. Fowler
Wm. H. Gutteridge
Sidney EB. McCleary
William Mann
Victor Peppard
Wilbur Hamlin
Church Committee on Decoration Chosen
The church and a decoration committee were chosen consisting of Geo. H. Gutteridge Thomas F. Parker and Albert Larkin A supper preceded the business session served at 6 o clock featuring roast beef mashed potatoes spaghetti pickles rolls home made pies cakes coffee and cigars Supper directed by George H Gutteridge.
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Choten
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Albert Larkin
George H. Gutteridge
Maynard concert losses despite strong talent
The Maynard concert at Colonial Hall under Jorge Woods yielded a small box office shortfall of about 50 dollars on the second event. Despite losses Woods plans another show and aims to bring the Meistersingers back to town for a repeat engagement at a moderate charge.
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Colonial Hall
Jorge Woods
Rocal
Maynard
Woods
Woody
Boston
Students Secure Positions in Local Firms This Week
Three commercial department students from M. H. 8S began new roles. Agnes Ape lons started Monday as stenographer and voice assistant at Angier Corporation in Framingham. MeManus joined United Radio Sales Corporation in Boston as stenographer and general assistant. Mary Vodoklys started Friday at architect F. H. Gowings office located at 101 Tremont Street.
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M. H. 8S
Agnes Apelons
Angier Corporation
Framingham
MeManus
United Radio Sales Corporation
Dexter Building
Boston
McManus
Genera oMe
Mary Vodoklys
F. H. Gowing
Tremont. Street
Car Stops Change In Central Square Public Safety Move
Beginning Monday, all dag of the (. M. & Wf) entering Central Square will stop at a white post in front of the Congregational church instead of the Murphy shoe store. Selectmen ordered the change for public safety.
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Central Square
Congregational Church
Mupphy
Private farm work horses replace by trucks ad
Private farm work horses replaced by trucks. No. 1 beautiful young pair weighing Ibs and 2800 together to sell. $150 for the pair or $80 each. Also weed for farm work and harnesses express and farm wagons. Call 68 High street Medford near Medford sq take Medford sq car at Sullivan 4 Charlestons terminal. See any time tel Myatic 3189 W. Burton Vincent, A 2630.
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High Street
Medford
Medford Sq
Sullivan 4
Charlestons Terminal
Myatic
Burton Vincent
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