Second annual drill and dance by Co. Inf. M. N. & at State
The second annual drill and dance held by Company Infantry M. N. at the State on Tuesday evening drew a large attendance including State and National Army officers. First prize went to Otis M. Whitney for the drill, with Samuel Melise second and Edward P. Ross third. Hughie Connors and his orchestra provided music for the dancing, and the hall was attractively decorated by C. F. Young Company of Lowell.
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Co. Inf. M. N
Ofeck
Jef
John
William A. Yand
George Dey
Joseph Gol
United States Army
Springfield
Pat F. O'Brien
Cambridge
William Bailey
Infantry
Se Samuel Melise
Gorp
Edward P. Ross
Hagerty
John A. Hutchinson
Everett R. Sanborn
Joseph W. Santor
Hilding ©. Johnson
Corp Whitney
C. F. Young Company
Lowell
Funeral Held for Thomas Hagerty Retired Contractor
Thomas Hagerty aged 81 of Potter Street died last week after a long illness. A solemn high mass of requiem was held at St Bernard's church with pallbearers including John W Hagerty and George Hagerty Jr. Burial followed at St Bernard's cemetery. Relatives and friends attended the services in Concord and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muneral
Bernard's Church
John W. Hagerty
W. Hagerty Jr
George
William Hagerty
Johnson
John ‘Hutchinson
Potter St
Cere
St. Bernard’s Church
Tor
William’ H. Fin
James Jin
J. William Byron
Catherine H Haglece
Hagerty
N Jr
Concord
Cody Hagerty Jr
Con Ja Rephew
John Hutchin
St. Bernard’s. Ceme
Ever Finnigk
Maynard
George Brennan
Lebraut
Jesus
Clase
Children of Mary Corps Ui
Concord-Edgar Francis Viles dies in Waltham home
Francis Viles, descendant of a founding Waltham family and president of the Waltham Screw Co, died Wednesday at his Lexington Road residence after a decade of poor health. Born May 23 1876, he graduated Brown University 1896, married Marcia Louise Sheldon, and left four children. Funeral services were conducted at Trinity Church Concord and Old North Boston with pallbearers from Waltham. Burial was in Mt. Feake Cemetery, Waltham.
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Concord
Edgar
Francis Viles
Waltham
Waltham Screw Co
Lexington Road
Viles
Mr. Viles
Daniel Francis
Susan Mossman Viles
Brown University
Marcia Louise Sheldon
Fema
Phi Delta Beta
Waltham Country Club
Monitor Lodge
A. F
A. M. of
Wiles
Richard Curran
Peniey
Henry Peterson
Mt. Feak Cemetery
Memorial Day observance in Concord features veterans parade
Concord prepares a Memorial Day program with exercises led by Corp Ralph Ba Boginet and Capt Herbert Magits of the Spanish Veterans and Reformatory. A 2 PM procession heads from Veterans Building with escorts from Co H 182nd Infantry and U S W V, followed by scouts, the American Legion and Other groups. A dinner for marchers is served in the Veterans Building.
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Concord
Corp
Ralph Ba Boginet
United ‘Spanish Veterans
Herbert E. Magits
Reformatory
Ralph P. Hosmer
George M. Lee
Alfred O. L. Lorit
Veterans ‘Building
Herbert E. Berry
182Nd Infantry
M.N. G
John Dolan
James Tolman
Melrose
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Leslie O Anderson
Roger D. Swaim
West Concord
Elizabeth Pickard
Robert A. Torstensen
Julian W. Ballou
Misg
Elizabeth Alexander
Archie BP
Simpson
Theodore Peterson
Monument Square
Sleepy Hollow
Ce Yeterans
Concord Independent
John O’brien
Joseph Gaudet
St.Bernard's Cemetery
Harold E. Orendorff
Veterans Building
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
J. Wiliam Byron
Finnish Folk Visit Homeland
Seven members of the Finnish Band sail from Boston this week for an extended trip to Finland. Nineteen other residents will also sail on the Lancastria, some to stay abroad and others to return later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pokela
Lydia <Oski
Lydia Satmela
Aleer Sopanen
John Kiiskinen
Hanna Pilajemaxt
Henry Savikoski
Otto Figo
Konstant Aalto
Paavo Tanti
Adgust Malmberg
Maynard High School Exhibition Highlights Student Work
The annual Maynard High School exhibition drew a large crowd at the School Auditorium, showcasing academic and commercial work, manual training, domestic arts, and handiwork. Notable pieces included the domestic arts display and dresses by junior girls, with Alex Baling’s drawings praised as outstanding.
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Maynard
Iris
Miss Mann
Walter Tierney
Alex Baling
Miss Pasakarnis
The Fool staged by local church youths in Sept
Maynard Channing Pollock's The Fool, seen in Boston for nine months, will be produced by the combined Young People Societies of the Congregational and Methodist churches. About 25 roles, 11 locals, coached by Mrs. Vane, with rehearsals starting at the Congregational church.
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J Maynard
Channing Pollock
Boston
Maynard
Congregational
Methodist
Memorial Day tribute planned by veterans and students
A joint Memorial Day observance in Maynard and surrounding areas will honor fallen soldiers. The parade includes police cadets, band, veterans from GAR and VFW posts, and parish youth led by Major John Murphy and Marguerite Tierney. Services will be held at Glenwood and St Bridget's cemeteries with Gettysburg addresses, prayers, and a district Memorial Park ceremony. A dinner for veterans follows at Odd Fellows hall with children served ice cream and tonic at Roosevelt School yard.
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Piseusceeven
Mary
Joseph i
Gander
Legion
Guker
Maynard
Acton
Frank’ J. DeMats
Frank’ J. DeMats Post A. L., Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Bridget’s
Walnut Stré
Gevete
Walnut Main St
Main Street
Summer Street
Memorial Park
Rey Wason Crose
Odd Fellows Hall
Women of the Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelt School
Harold Sheridan
The
Joseph Dineen
Charles Luker
Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corneline Callahan
Ernest Rasmussen
Frank Downey
Michael Lesage
Thomas Smith
Howard Johnston
Memorial Day Graves Decorated in Sudbury
In Sudbury 123 graves will be decorated on Memorial Day by patriotic groups. Forty seven are Revolutionary and the rest from later wars. A parade forms at the library and Civil War monument area with services at Sudbury Center and North Cemetery. The march ends with a dinner at one o’clock and a band will join the ex servicemen, scouts and others in observance led by Marshal Owen.
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Sudbury
Sudpe Post A. L
Legion
North ‘Cemetery
North Ny
M That
Scouts Girl Scouts
Seto
Owen
T ‘Firat National
West Acton Rev Arthur Jeffries Guests on Memorial Sunday
The West Acton church welcomed patriotic groups as guests on Memorial Sunday. The choir and Alma Barry performed, a sermon is planned for Whit Sunday, and an 7 o clock evening service will feature music. Ladies Society meets Thursday afternoon for a missionary program.
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Arthur Jeffries
Ape
Jeffries Wagt
Alma Barry
Whitsunday
Ladies Society
Concord High School Exhibition Draws Hundreds
Concord High School held an evening exhibition in the new building drawing over six hundred citizens, parents, and friends. Students displayed work in classrooms and the chemistry lab featured experiments while English and domestic arts classes showcased projects. The program included talks, a debate on a Nicaragua canal, and remarks by Principal Martin, with presentations on the school council and democracy topics.
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Concord
Concord High School
R. Norman Hudspeth
Miss Beecher
Apeth
Martin
Mane
Elisabeth Joundrys
Norman Lehere
Zepp Wins National Junior Cross Country Title
Maynard Maynard The third annual six mile race from Maynard to Ft Pond Littleton under the Finish TM American League Knights of Kaleva of the Finish TM was held Sunday afternoon. Zepp of the Dorchester club led early and won in 31 minutes 52.36 seconds breaking last year’s course record by Jimmie Hennigan. John Kelley Medford AA finished second, with Hennigan’s mark also broken. Other top finishers and event details follow in a crowded report.
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Maynard
Ft. Pond
Littleton
Kanto A.C
Knights of Kaleva
American League
Mt Bartias
Memorial Aoe
Williams, Zepp
Dorcester Club
Jimmie Hennigan
Hennigan
Zepp
John Kelley
M 4A A
Kelley Key Hale
Henngan
John }Alley
Medford A. A
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Otis M. Whitney
Dolan
Sergi Welaney
Fias Hagerty
Thomas Hagerty
Lohgoru
Pytter Street
Con.b
E Pattick Hagerty
Miss Pulis
Derick Saunders Saunders
Dt &T Leomister
Sto
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Edgar - Francis”. Viles
Waltham Cemetery
South Acton Reading Club
Wiliam A. Charles
Martin Street
Fgular
Hudson
Herbert E.berry
Thom
Nasongstreet
Parker Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Leo McNamara
Ernest Lyman Mills
Methodist Church
Mathew Vance
Union Congregational Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Led McNamara
Walter Roche
West ‘Acton
West-Acton
Baptist Church
Concord Hgh School
United States
Edward Craig
Frederick
Kretsen
Négatteon
Lawrence Beach Robe
Ithe Ae Council
Franklin
Council
Aljean Nyland
Miss Nyland
Folk Library
Elizabeth Dempsey
Pauline Bhy
Reed Beharrel
Dorchester
Kelley
J. Fitzgerald
Gram
W. Hallof Er
Bob
Dorchester’ Club
Carl Rthwood
Ernest Jarvi
Kento A
Maynardson
Ernest Gervoir
Arlington
Ben
Y. M
al Brockton
Luosalo
Jake Thrast
John Noen
William Paaki
Fred
la Edwin Luarila
Uno Hott
William Bentley
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