Maynard Hallowe en Party At St George’s Church
Maynard reels end with a Mal l ow een party in St George’s vestry drawing large attendance. Arthur Oates found a hidden peanut and won a prize while Wilfred Saxon ate a doughnut on a string faster than others. Misses Laura Parkin and Alice McDonald led a grand match with refreshments served.
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St. George's
Arthur Oates
Wilfred Saxon
Laura Parkin
Alice McDonald
Beatrice Cuttell
Nellie Wilson
Sales
Con
Ladies Benevolent Society Meeting Report Harvest Supper Planned
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church met in the vestry on Thursday afternoon. The bazaar netted 182 dollars and a social hour followed with a dinner supervised by Mrs. George H. Gutteridge and assisted by several ladies. A harvest supper is slated for Thursday, November 23 in the church vestry with Mrs. Morse as supper chair and Mrs. Gutteridge heading the entertainment committee.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
George. H. Gutteridge
Howard Hambien
W. Grundy
Wm. Gut- George Hart
Mary Morse
George Gutteridge
Holy Name club hosts whist party and dance at Cannon's Hall
Attendees filled Cannon's Hall on Wednesday for a whist and dance event by the Holy Name club. Colonial orchestra provided music. prizes awarded to Miss Tena, Annie Connell, John King, John Murray, and George De Mars among others.
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Holy Name'club
Cannon's Hall
Miss Tena
Annie Connell
James Richardson
Bernard Garrigan
John O’moore
John Moynihan
Albert Moynihan
Committee of Arrangements
Rally in Lowell Promotes Noonan for House Seat
John J. Rogers leads supporters on Main Street in Lowell as William Noonan of Hudson headlines a Republican smoke talk in the upper room. Ex Selectman Thomas Sey and Jeremiah Cronin of Hudson accompany Noonan’s campaign efforts.
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John J. Rogers
Lowell
Main St
Rowland Harriman
William Noonan
Hudson
House of Representatives
Friends of
Noonan
Thomassey
Jeremiah Cronin
No Break In Prices As Coal Flour Butter Steady
Prices for coal run ten to eleven dollars a ton and flour twelve fifty a barrel while butter sits at forty six cents a pound with no sign of decline quotes lament the public’s burden and the old adage about gold.
Was Here Wednesday off duty No 227 identified
The report notes No 227, known as Howard Nagle of South Boston, was off duty and present in connection with the incident.
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Howard Nagle
South
Boston
Glendale St. Luke's Church Holds Halloween Party
Children and teachers at Glendale St. Lutheran church held a Hallowe'en party in the vestry Wednesday evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Arrangements were made by Sadie Saari and Ida Hendrickson.
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Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Hallowe'en
Sadie Saari
Ida Hendrickson
Town Meeting Seeks Canvass for War Memorial Fund
The selectmen room meeting urged solicitors to canvass every family for donations to a memorial fund. A financial report will follow after funds are received and bills paid. The group congratulated the barbecue council on the Columbus Day event and urged a town appropriation via the next warrant. Edward Henderson proposed placing an article in the next warrant to request town support for the fund.
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Com
Barbecue Council
United Community Action
Edward Henderson
Sunday Bible wish of the Methodist Episcopal church organized
The Bible week of the Methodist Episcopal church was established on Sunday afternoon in the church vestry. A forum discussed questions that appeared as referenda on yesterday's ballot. Officers chosen include Albert Batley as president Robert Vietch as vice president Naylor as secretary Frank Rowe as treasurer with a membership committee of Wm Naylor Thomas Usher Calvin Morse and social Stanley. Samuel Parker named teacher and an assistant teacher.
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Bible Wish
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Batley
Robert Vietch
Ee Naylor
Sec
Planning Fair Set by Senior Class at Cooperative Hall
Senior class members devote spare time to plan a two day event at Cooperative hall on Nov 14 and 15. The program includes Al-Uterative quartet Mullin Mullin Taylor and Tervo or Hi Henrys Minstress with candy ice cream tonics and fancy goods for sale. Tickets are being sold by class members.
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al- Uterative
Mullin
Taylor
Soldiers Attend Armory Exercises at Concord
About 50 men gathered for drills at the Concord armory. They have recently enlisted, and Captain Dee expects the unit to reach full strength soon.
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Concord
Dee
Chris 25th Anniversary Service at Congregational Church
The 26th anniversary of the Chris at the evening services held at the Congregational church Sunday evening. Rev. Frederick N. Rutan gave an eloquent sermon and reviewed the history of the society.
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Chris
Frederick N. Rutan
Junior Christian Endeavor Society Hallowe'en Party
The Junior Christian Endeavor society held a Halloween party at the spe Anatp with 820 moments served. A full membership attended, including Mev and Mrs F N Rutan Mrs Guillow and Miss Ethel Butterworth.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Mev
F. N. Rutan
Guillow
Ethel Butterworth
Home Over Weekend Train Carries 850 To Hudson
Ray Smith and Don Lent stayed at home for the weekend. They arrived in Hudson aboard a special train that carried about 850 passengers.
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Ray Smith
Don Lent
Hudson
Will Reopen Store
A brief notice states a store will reopen under Mrs. John presiding with unspecified details about the location and schedule.
Business leaders back universal military service plan
A summary from the US Chamber of Commerce outlines a defense plan backed by 359 organizations across 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and the Philippines. It calls for universal military training by law, a Council of National Defense, stronger Navy and land forces, expansion of the regular army, and a national guard ready with months of training.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
Chamber of Commerce of
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Council of National Defense
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
General Staff
Army
National Guard
Eee Ae
Washington, D. C
Maynard Trust Co Directors Hold Regular Meeting
The Maynard Trust Co directors met in the bank’s directors room on Thursday evening. Charles B. Wheeler resigned as treasurer and his resignation was accepted. Deposits subject to check reached $319 119.18 for the past week, the largest since incorporation. Local social notes mention visits by Miss Ann May Uncles, Misses Mary and Viola Joyce, and Mr. Herbert Meade with family. James Cronin, stationed on a U S scout cruiser, spent the weekend at his mother Mrs Helen Cronin’s home.
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Maynard Trust Co
Charles BE. Wheeler
Mary
Viola Joyce
Manchester
N. H
Herbert Meade
Reginald
North Andover
Sarah Meade
James Cronin
Helen, Cronin
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Henry N. Marr
Thomas B. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
R. B. Manis
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O. Eaton
Geo. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
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Maynard
Hallowe'en Party
John Cression of
Ravide
Ann May Uncles
North Adams
Mrs. Wm. Jones
Ener
South Acton
Maynard Cleaning & Dyeing
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Swartz Bros
VOSE
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