Bazaar and Fair Sponsored by Congregational Ladies
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church held a successful bazaar and fair at Colonial hall on Wednesday evening. A large crowd enjoyed children’s entertainment, decorative booths, and several themed tables with colorfully arranged treats and autumn motifs. The executive committee led by Mrs. Frank S B. Sanderson organized performances, recitations, piano selections, and a chorus finale, with Mrs. Alice Brown Howe and others assisting.
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Colonial Hall
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Gro. Newton
Fred Hayward
Fred Randall
Wm. McGarry
Pauline Bent
Dorothy Persons
Helen Bent Curtis
John Lawton
Lucy A. Newton
Frederick N. Rutan
Edward Nealey
Benjamin Townsend
Wallace Priest
James Bent
Fred Taylor
Wm. Coulter
Graham Forgie
Albert Larkin
Archie Murray
Robert Lester Jr
James Coulter
Alice Brown
Howe
Robert Archer
Anna
Gavin Taylor
Gilbert N. Hawkes
Frank’ S B. Sanderson
Alice Brown Howe
Gladys Smith
Agnes Axford
Elizabeth Bison
Frances Archer
Martha Vaananen
Edna Paine
Ruth Wilson
Maxine Damien
Autumn Leaves
Hazel Hooper
Evelyn Hamblen
Herbert Swanson
Dorothy Naylor
Harold Brown
Dorothy Priestles Archer
Burial of Michael Donnelly Brings North Carolina Remains Here
The body of Michael Donnelly was brought from Wilkesboro North Carolina for burial. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Bridget s Church with Rev P D Meagher officiating. He is survived by his wife Frances Dettling of this town and two children Mrs McKay of Leominster and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Donnelley
Wilkesboro
N. C
St. Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
Donnelly
Frances Dettling
McKay
Leominster
Frank
Estelle Minster. Ey
North Carolina
Families Vanish as Parents Vanish with Two Boys
Bert and Harold Berry aged ten and five disappear with their mother after separate lives. Dr. Nathaniel Berry, formerly local physician, is a voluntary patient at Westboro hospital. The elder boy was last seen in Maynard, the younger at Concord. A grocery basket linked to Maynard reappears at May 10. A mystery note signed B P Worth from Boston accompanies the delivery.
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Bert
Harold
Nathaniel Berry
Westboro Hospital
Seattle
Wash
Herbert
Maynard
Margaret McKenzie
South Actoh
Jersey
C. F P. Bowers
Main St
Concord
Miss Dillingham
Belknap St. Concord
Ayer Junction
Express
Power of Prayer And Sunday Worship At Methodist Church
Merrill Osgood leads a Wednesday Christian Fellowship on prayer in preparation for a Sunday evangelistic drive in Greater Boston. Sunday services include a 10 45 a m sermon The Wonders of Sunday school at noon with Tay lor and Parker, 3 30 p m open forum, 6 pm Young People, and 7 pm illustrated service Peter in the Fire Light by Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Greater Boston
Christiane
BE. Taylor
Parker
Peter
William Allen Knight
Hallowe'en Party Held by High School Junior Class
The junior class hosted a Hallowe'en party Friday evening at I O O F hall with senior classmates as guests of honor. Horace Bates and staff chaperoned. Walter Mullin led welcomes, performances included a vocal duet by Genevieve Coughlin and Irene O'Donnell and a sketch by Albert and Walter Mullin. refreshments followed as dancers closed with a grand march led by Coughlin and Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Horace Bates
Odette Pollard
Miss Little
Grace Holbrook
Stevens
Genevieve Coughlin
Walter Mullin
Irene O’donnell
Albert
Percy Dunlop
Maynard Hall Rally Showcases Democratic Speakers
A Friday indoor campaign event in Maynard featured five towns with speeches by Wm Noonan of Hudson, ex McManus of Boston, John S. Dole of the Harvard College Wilson club, Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord, and Edward Roberts. They urged support for 48 hour week for women, milk distribution by the state, initiative and referendum, and opposed Congressman Rogers on the Adamson eight hour and Federal Reserve bills. The crowd, not fully notified, saw a schedule hiccup as speakers arrived late and some list members departed before all addressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Mexico
Europe
John H. Murray
Democratic Town Committee
Wm. Noonan
Hudson
Mass
House of Representatives
Noonan
Ex- McManis
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
U. S
John 8. Dole
Harvard College Wilson Club
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Congress
Olive Webster's Tenth Birthday Party At Home
Miss Olive Webster celebrated her 10th birthday Saturday afternoon at her Concord street home with many young friends. Guests offered gifts and the event featured vocal and instrumental music, games, and chorus singing. Attending were Misses Ethel Panton Elizabeth Herbert Mildred Herbert Elizabeth Thompson Helen Gardner Thelma White Florence White Frances White Marjorie Hilferty Helen Barton Gladys Barron Frank Case Howard Herbert George White Richard Hilferty James Mooney and George and Allan Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Webster
Concord St
Ethel Panton
Lizabeth
Mildred Herbert
Elisabeth Thompson
Helen Gardner
Thelma White
Florence White
Frances White
Marjorie Hilferty
Helen Barton
Gladys Barron
Frank Case
Howard Herbert
George White
Richard Hilferty
James Mooney
George
Allan Webster
Burial brings Orlando Conihe from Chicago to town
The body of Orlando Conihe of Chicago was brought here for burial on Friday morning. His wife, Flora Robertson, a former town resident and sister of James Robertson of Malden, was brought here four years ago. The family lived on Brooks Street. Funeral services were at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. A Morrill Osgood officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Conihe
Chicago
Flora Robertson
James Robertson
Malden
Brooks St
Glenwood Cemetery
A. Morrill Osgood
Triduum Held at St Bridget’s Church This Week
A triduum is observed Monday to Wednesday evenings at 7.20 at St Bridget’s church. A large cardinal of attendees filled all masses on All Saints Day. All Souls’ Day masses are set for 6, 7 and 8, with a special service Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Confessions occur Thursday afternoon and evening.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Visitor from England Aboard American Steamer Held by German
Mrs Hollanrake of yn England arrived last week to stay with her brother William Lord and family. She said the voyage was on an American steamer and the ship was held up by a German on the second day.
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Alexander Cochrane
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Chen
Devoe
Eaton
Mayen
Geo. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
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Miss Holt
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