Milford High School Tourney Victory Over Maynard High
Milford High School defeated Maynard High School 20 to 0 at old Town Park in front of about 500 fans. Iannattelli scored Milford’s first touchdown, while Iannattelli and O’Donnell sparked the Milford attack with fast breaks and hard line play. The Milford defense shut down Maynard’s offense, maintaining Milford’s undefeated streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Cowles
Ed Tunning
Pearries
H. S
Maynard HS
Old Town Park
Hop
Mike Ianatelli
Milford
S. Maynard
Zapareski
Gilman
C. Will Raels Koeknowice
Esaceve Andh
Kelley
Iacovelli
Lanigan
Walker
Iannattelli
O'Donnell
O'Halloran
Arnold
McGrail
Highlanders face Marlboro and H football clash on Armistice Day
Alumni report a hard fought season with Marlboro and Highlanders slated to meet Armistice Day at 2:30 PM on the field. The battle hints at a key scalp as Lent's protegees push for a victory.
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Marlboro
Halloween Party Invites Ford Trade School Youth
The Ford Trade School students and Marlboro youths gathered for an Armistice week event with a Hallowe en style party at the Wayside Inn. Fellowship and C B groups planned costume gatherings and a debate on Christian support for war with speakers Waldo Stone Goidell Giles and Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phamber
Ford
C. E
C.B. Young
Hallowe'en
Marlboro
Waldo Stone
Goidell
Ton Giles
Albert
Weather records show unprecedented heat last week
A terse weather note reports that last week included the hottest day on record with temperatures around 21 degrees observed by Postmaster Fred A. Rattye and Weather Bureau personnel.
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Fred .A. Rattye
Concord Church Aid Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Mrs Herbert B Smith was named president of the Church Aid Society of Trinity Church at the Parish House meeting. Officers include Mrs Robert Walker as vice president, Mrs George Hoat secretary, Mrs Hubert Wardwell Jr assistant secretary, Mrs Winthrop Hodges treasurer, Mrs Sherman Hoat assistant treasurer, Mrs Georges Keyes work chair, and Mrs Walter Shaw nominating chair for 1930. Family Affair fair plans were announced for November 13 with Mrs Himbert B Smith in general charge. Hostesses were Mrs George F Root and Mrs Charles Carruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Herbert B. Smth
Middle Street
Trinity Church
Robert Walker
George
Hoat
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
Winhrop T. Hodges
Sherman Hoat
Georges Keyes
Walter K. Shaw
Frederick H. Chase
Wedneeda
Himbert B. Smith
George Froot
Charles Carruth
Last Rites For Mrs. M. W. Ballou In Concord
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Ballou widow of Murray Ballou longtime Concord leader dies at 63 after a yearlong illness. She served as Concord Board of Selectmen chair and American Powder Mills president and supported First Parish church Woman's Alliance Concord Woman's Club and Concord Art Center. Survived by four children and a brother. Funeral at home this afternoon with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Mabel Wheeler Ballou
Murray Ballou
Concord Board of Selectmen
American Powder Mills
Elm St
Concord
Gardner Wheeler
Marie (Rice) Wheeler
First
Woman's Alliance
Concord Woman's Club
Concord Art Center
Boston
Julian W. Ballou
Eleanor B Short
Richard Ballou
Alvah G . Wheeler
Bridgewater
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Stolen Cars Recovered In Local Sweep
Concord observers report the fifth stolen automobile recovered in weeks by State Police Patrol at Lake Walden substation. Patrolman John J Donovan found a car in the woods near the State road to Waltham. Engine number tied it to Frank A Eamands of 78 Forest Street, Wellesley Hills. The vehicle was stolen last Monday in Wellesley. Earlier patrols found three other stolen cars in Acton and Littleton.
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Concord
Lake Walden
Trolman
John J Donovan
Waltham
Donovan
Frank A. Eamands
Forest Street
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley
Wiliam Andrews
Acton
Littleton
Miss Mildred Murray Helps Decorate at School Tea Dance
Miss Mildred Murray of Cambridge Turnpike and a Vesper George School of Art student joined the decorating committee for a Friday afternoon tea dance at the Boston school. Seniors and juniors hosted freshmen with an elaborate program featuring a puppet show fancy dancing bridge tables and fortune tellers amid ornate main floor and gallery decorations.
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Mildred Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Vesper George School of Art
Boston
Chinese entertainment at harvest supper in Tri nitarian church
The annual harvest supper at the Tri nitarian Congregational church featured a Chinese entertainment staged by Circle No. 4 led by Mrs. George Loring Thurlow and Mrs. Oscar K. Backvold. A playful auction set bids for performances while a guard at the door collected a dime from attendees, netting about $33 for the church building fund.
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Concord
Charles H. Towle
George Loring
Thurlow
Circle No. 4
Oscar K. Backvold
China
Poate
Geo
Alexander R. MacLeod
Robert MacLeod
Wallace Bronant
Maude Findelsen
Turkey
Maurice Bigelow
Theodore Jensen
North Dakota
Ie H
George Loring Thurlow
Mary E King dies after brief illness at 68
Mary E King wife of John King of Spring Lane died Thursday afternoon after a short illness. She was 68 and survived by her husband, one son Arthur King at Concord Reformatory, two daughters Annie and Mary, two sisters Mrs Doherty and Mrs Kelley. Funeral Mass at St Bridget's Church noted by Rev Donahue with bearers from local towns and burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Mary E King
John King
Spring Lane
Arthur King
Reformatory
Concord
Annie
Mary King
Howard Doherty
Pleasant Street
Michael Kelley
West Corcord
King
Concord Public Schools Invite Public To Education Week
Concord public schools will hold regular sessions during Education Week from November 11 to 17 except Armistice Day. The public is invited to visit the schools and view the new additions at Peter Bulkley School. A friendly contest between grades for visitor attendance will run at each level.
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Concord Public
Navy
Contord
Peter. Bulkeley
Concord man awarded bronze medal by Carnegie Hero Fund
Henry A Laughlin of Nashawtuc Concord saved Mary Droney a thirteen year old girl in frigid water at Cambridge Mass on March 13 1926. He supported the girl after she clung to him until bystanders threw a rope and rescue arrived. Laughlin is a Boston publisher and active in Concord clubs.
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Concord
Carnegie Hero Fund ‘Commission
Henry A. Laughlin
Fisher
Nashawtuc
Mr Laughlin
Mary Droney
Campridge
Massachuan
E Hadron
Alan
Langhlitr
Boston
Harvard Club
Concord Finance Committee
Concord Players
Legion Auxiliary Secretary Honored With Gold Pen and Pencil
Eleanor Sheridan of the American Legion Auxiliary Maynard received a gold pen and pencil for ten years of faithful service. A regular Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Monday night at 7 15 in Maynard.
Education week observed in Maynard schools
Maynard will observe Education Week during the week of November 11 with special programs in all schools. Parents and citizens are invited to visit the schools to gain insight into their operation. Cooperation between parents and teachers will aid in conducting school affairs.
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Maynard
Welch Lodge Installation Sees Officers Installed in Welch Lodge
Maynard November 6 Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M held an installation ceremony for officers at the Masonic hall. Rt Wor Frederic L Putman of Melrose led as soloist and guest. The slate included Frank Rowe Worshipful Master Gavin A Taylor senior warden Merion Merrick secretary Gavin Taylor treasurer Theron Lowden senior deacon Harold Merriman junior deacon Harvey N Fairbanks senior steward Edmund S MacPherson junior steward Charles LeRoy Gray sentinel Richard Allen Tyler Acoration served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Taylor
Theron Lowden
Harold Merriman
Ediund S. MacPherson
Charles
LeRoy Gray
Sentinel
Richard Allen
Tyler Acoration
Concord Selectmen Move to Refurnished Town Hall Room
Concord town officials occupy a newly refurbished room at the Town Hall, previously used by the Right Board. The updated space features new walls and furniture, creating more attractive quarters for meetings.
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Concord Selectmen
Town Hall
Family Affair at Trinity Church Aid Society
A church aid event titled Family Affair invites all members of the household to Trinity Church Parish House on Wednesday November 13 at 2.30 p m. Each family member receives a table with items for grandmothers mothers fathers and children including articles vegetables fruit flowers and gifts. Tea served by maids and White Elephants from the attic for everybody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church Parish
Concord débutantes debutante dance draws 500 guests at Brookline Country Club
Concord social notes report Miss Dorothea Newman and Miss Priscilla Prince presented to society at a Brookline Country Club dance attended by over 500 guests. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Eaton Prince and Mr and Mrs Prince, with dinners at the club, Ritz-Carlton and Hotel Pultan. Debutantes Miss Mary Gilbert Cool Miss Jean Lamont Proctor and Miss Mary Cleveland are noted among attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Dorothea Newman
Mary Gool
Jean Proctor
Mary Cleveland
Brookline
Priscilla Prince
Frederick Winton
Marlboro Street
Charles
Prince
Newman
William Brown
Adelaide Brown
Cohasset
Printe
Eaton
Mr. Prince
William Buttrick
Ritz-Carlton
Mary Gilbert Cool
Georgi ‘Proctor
Hotel Pultan
Jean Lamont Proctor
Harry Cleveland
Lewis ‘Parker
James Baldwin
Daniél Codman
Alvah Crocker
Walter’ Channing,Jr
John Swann
Wyndham Southgate
Paulett
Alfred
Edwin Knox
Dudley
Rancis
Gourtney
Lawton Silver Anniversary Observed in Maynard
Mr and Mrs George Lawton marked their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday November 2 with a Boston show in the afternoon and a dinner at their Maynard home on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Morris Judge Fred Morris and his wife of Hudson Mr and Mrs William B Jones and Judge Morris is Mrs Lawton’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Lawton
Boston
William Morris
Lawton
Fred Morris
Hudson
William B Jones
Morris
Purchase of Danish Hall for Grange Meeting
Maynan reports Maynard Grange voted this week to buy Danish Brotherhood hall off Great Road as headquarters. The 30 room facility will host Grange meetings and committees with transfers expected soon. A lecturer show by Sims is planned and a Grange sale at the Cooperative Hall on Dec 12.
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Maynan
Maynard Grange
Duy Ias
Great Road
Grang
Maide
Sims
Té Nu Grange
Eine Ls Cooperative
Middlesex Tral Ricesoto
W v
Taxington Vie
Eer
Tribute to Beloved Friend in West Concord
A tribute service for Mrs. Mary M. MacKenzie widow of Brown K. MacKenzie was held at the West Concord Union Church with attendance from Ladies Union West Concord Woman's Club and Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone led the service with organist Gertrude Rideout and pallbearers Arthur R. J. and Witnea. Burial followed at Forest Hill Cemetery Fitchburg with committal by Rev Mr. oe.
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West Concord
Oéyei Perore
West Concorn
Union vaUrch
Erie
Lhursday
Mars
Mary
Mac
Kenzie
MacKenzie
Kimerson Mosp
Fitchburg
Mr. Oe
Local Businesses Plan Armistice Day Closures
In Maynard on November 6 Harry Templeton of the Assabet Mill said conditions in the local industry look better and the mill will be closed Armistice Day. Local merchants also announced closures on Armistice Day.
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Maynard
Harry Templeton
Assabet
Ladies Aid Fair at Norwegian Free Church draws large crowd
The Missionary Society Aid of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church held a successful fair in the church basement on Lang Street. Miss Thora Jorgensen and Miss Carrie Olsen led the fancy goods. candy by Miss Flora Hoff and Miss Adelaide Christofferson. vegetables by Mrs Samuel Lee and Mrs John Anderson. food table by Mise enel Olsen and Miss Emily Nowles. fish pond run by Miss Annie Olsen. a hearty supper served by Mrs John Sven, Mrs John Mikklesen, Miss Matilda Jorgensen, Mrs Edward Anderson, and Mrs Larsen.
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Concord
the Missionary Society ' Aid of
Angelical Free Church
Lang Street
Puis
Thora ‘Jorgensen
Carrie Olsen
Flora, Hoff
Adelaide Christofferson
Samuel Lee
John Anderson
Mise Enel
Olsen
Emily Nowles
Annie Olsen
John Sven
John Mikklesen
Matilda Jorgensen
Edward Anderson
Larsen
Adamses of New Hampshire Visit New Bedford Friends
Mr and Mrs George Adams of Jaffrey New Hampshire visited Mrs Waldo Piethen on their way to New Bedford. They ate with Mrs H A Bergoltz of NH and spent the weekend at Mrs Ralph Stane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Jaffrey N. N.H
Waldo Piethen
New Bedford
H. A. Bergoltz
Ralph Stane
Roll Call Begins Nov 11 for Red Cross Drive
Maynard reports the annual Red Cross Roll Call starting Armistice Day and running through Thanksgiving Day. Mrs James Mahoney chairs the effort and will appoint assistants to solicit members. Local Assabet officials will cooperate with the committee in this service drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
The
Red Cross
James Mahoney
Assabet
Maynard Bride Hosts Armistice Day Shower
Mrs. Mabel McKelvey a recent bride of South Acton received a miscellaneous shower in Maynard. The party at Mrs. Dorothy Alving’s Walcott street home Monday night was organized by Dorothy Jones Phyllis Priest and Mrs. Alving. Guests included Lillian Holmes Adelaide Sims and many others with games and music contributing to the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mabel McKelvey
South Acton
Dorothy Alving
Walcott
Dorothy Jones
Phyllis Priest
Mildred Harris
Ruth Fullenton
Florence Clifford
Viola Merriam
Alberta Hodgen
Lyles
Gertrude
Essie Reynolds
Eva Sweet
Winifred McKenzie
Grace Stuart
William Crosby
Carol Crosby
Bertha Tucker
Acton
Edna Savoy
Cambridge
Recent Change in Fashions Talk by Mrs Beatrice Macomber
Mrs Beatrice Macomber of Boston representing Gilchrist Co spoke on Recent Changes in Fashions in two parts. A memorial page for late member Mary Kenzie was reset and sympathy note sent to her family. The Finance Committee reported net proceeds of a recent store sale of 80 dollars and a dance with Copley Plaza Orchestra planned for November 22 in Association Hall. ice cream was served with Mrs Cleaves hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Macomber
Gilchrist Co
Boston
Ass Cone
Mary Kenzie
Mage
Carter Furniture
Copley Plaza Orchestra
Association Hall
Dahiel
E. E.pringle
Co. Clinton
Cleaves
T. Judge
Idonia
Old Concord DAR Chapter Opens Quarters with Dedication
The Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets in its quarters for a Sunday dedication led by Rev. Gege Loring Thurlow. State Regent Mrs. Stephen P. Howitt attends as guest of honor and will speak. a social follows with refreshments served by the executive board and house committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ot Sande
Gege Loring Thurlow
Priste Itarian Congregational Church
Stephen P
D.A.R
George Miard Blian
Bedford
Mra
Areuhr F. Blanchard
West Actor
Augustus L. Morse
Maynard
Herbert B. Smith
Concord
Concove Committee Appointed by Coricord Board of Selectmen
The Coricord Board of Selectmen appoints a Concove Committee to cooperate on highway safety. Members include Rev. Robert Walker, Herbert Buttrick, Mrs. Kennan Damon, arin C Taylor, Mrs. J. William Byron, Wells and Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coricord Board of Selectmen
Se Highway Safety
Robert Walker
Man
Herbert Buttrick Hosier
Kennan Damon
Arin. C Taylor
J. William
Byron
Wells &. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milford H. S
M. W. Ballow
Murray
Women of Concord Church
Oie
Mary E. King
Germany
Welch Lodge
Frank E. Sanderson
Bingham
Senate
Bnsown
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Norris
Senate Om
Gonmectiene
Niwisspationg Newnes
Brookline Country Club
Mrs. Georgewton
New Quarters
Pomona
West Concord Union
Ladies’ Aid Fair
SO. Sudbury
A.R. C
W. Concord Club
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