Dodd Leaves on Six Week Tour to New York and Beyond
Concord Junction reports B T Dodd departing Monday for a six week tour through New York Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia including Lakes Hurone and Erie and Plattsburg NY. Mr Blood plans to be away six weeks and will entertain on most nights during the trip. In Union church the K of F class led by Charles Beek held supper in the small church room at six o'clock featuring baked beans scalloped potatoes rolls pickles ice cream and cocoa. After supper speeches on The Boy and the Church by Rev Alfred W Stone The Boy and the Home by Be Read and The Boy Ward the School by Charles Beck were delivered. M MA convention reports from Worcester were read by Weslie Crowson G Zeigler and Langdon Goddard. The event ended with a piano social hour enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.T. Dodd
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Lakes
Hurone
Erie
Plattsburg
Mr Blood
Union Church
Charles Beek
Alfred W. Stone
Charles Beck
Worcester
Weslie Crowson
G Zeiglér
Langdon Goddard
Union Church Invites Congregation to Sunday Services
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone and Rev John G Taylor will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning with the pastor. The church school meets at noon and the Young Peoples Society at 430. The evening sermon on Cour- George Ziegler Langdon Goddard Cave Johanson will be preached. The K of F older boys class held a successful event. vestry meets Monday night. All are invited to services and church activities.
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Y MC V8
Masstensetty
Wobeeater
Chureh
Boston Doctor Praises New Tonic For Health
A Boston physician hails a novel tonic as the best overall remedy. Advert appears to tout the preparation as a universal health aid dispensed by a local supplier.
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Boston
Sudbury Residents Plan Maine Trip and Newark Move
Mr and Mrs Fred Stone and Ralph Stange with son undertook a four day automobile trip to Maine and back. Mrs Lawrence Hadley plans to relocate to Newark New Jersey with her family taking over the house they vacate.
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Fred Stone
Ralph Stange
Maine
Lawrence Hadley
Newark
Tur Tree
Election Day Tally Shows Strong Civic Participation
Voters crowded polling places as women cast their first ballots amid a fierce countywide election. In totals 462 ballots were counted with 183 of 200 women voting. Elder residents include Mrs Wilward Eaton of East Sudbery and 92 year old “Sete Barker.” Atty Mineo read the hatin line and Mrs Bar Hey Keays offered help parking ballots as residents debated straight Republican and Democratic options. Referendum results show Yes 105. F Walker submitted his ballot in the state election.
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Wilward Eaton
East Sudbery
Sete Barker
Atty Mineo
Bar- Hey Keays
Library Receives 1816 Milestones Collection
The town recently purchased historical papers and books including items from 1816. The Charles W. Jenkins papers and related millets were sent to Francis Alkor for display or public library preservation.
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Charles W. Jenkind
Francis Alkor
Ae Public
Middlesex County Achievement Club Directors Meet
A Middlesex County Achievement Club meeting of district directors was held in Waltham on Saturday November 6. Acton reports 20 active Acton members 11 Acton fair exhibits 4 prize winning canned goods pig club winners and two Garden club exhibits with two prizes. Remarks by Robert P Trask George Erickson and Marion Forbes were noted as the group plans greater efforts for success.
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Middlesex
Waltham
Middlesex Hotel
Middlesex County
Acton
Margaret L. Rayner
Pig Club
Garden Club
Robert P. Trask
Wattstant
George’ .Erickson
Marion Forbes
Local Church Entertainment to Benefit WCTU Group
The WCTU prepares an vestry entertainment at Congregational Church on Thursday night November 17 featuring a temperance play by local children, songs, duets, a reader from Mrs Gage of Lowell, and a home cooking sale. Attendees urged to support workers.
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WCTU
Congregational Church
Gage
Lowell
Stuart W. Allen
Spencer Lake
Gerard
Maine
Frederick H. Gowing
Lena
Newton
W. A. Rayner
Christian Jerson
Concord Jund
Chauncey Robbins
State Road
Hoth
West Acton
Finney
Holt
South Acton
Elected Officers of Acton Agricultural Fair Association
The Acton Agricultural Fair Association elected officers for 1921 at Town Hall on Nov 1. President C N Goward. 1st Vice James B Tuttle. 2nd Vice J Sidney White. recording secretary A W Emerson. corresponding secretary Mrs Bertha S White. treasurer Mrs Gertrude C Daniels. Executive board: Bertram D Hall, Ralph W Piper, James B Tuttle, A W Emerson, J S White, Adw A Phalen. auditors Horace F Tuttle, Frank W Soit.
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Acton Agricultural Fair Association
C. N. Goward
James B. Tuttle
J. Sidney White
A. W. Emerson
Cor See
Berthas
White
Treas
Gertrude C. Daniels
Bertram D. Hall
Ralph W. Piper
A. W Emerson
J.S. White
Adw A. Phalen
Horace F Tuttle
Frank W. Soit
West Acton Church Roll Call and Supper Noted
The Baptist church roll call and supper are scheduled for November 19. Mrs George F E Holton spent the past week in New York with friends. D H Hall was moved from Concord hospital to a Boston hospital Tuesday. George Weaver and men are tearing down the old creamery building to salvage lumber for an addition to his barn. James Grimes and workers are building it.
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The
Baptist’ Church
George FE. Holton
New York
D. H. Hall
Concord Hospital
Boston
George Weaver
James Grimes
Concord Red Cross Rallies and Union Meeting
The Concord Red Cross chaired by Harrigan Barrett plans two rallies on Saturday November 1. A junior matinee at 2 30 features free movies and singing. the 8 p m senior rally offers music movies and speaker William H. Kenney with no admission charge. A booth will renew memberships. The Concord Woman's Union meets November 8 at 3 30 with Mary B Belcher speaking on China and sewing for a hospital in China at 2 30 in the vestry of the parish church.
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RED Cross
Concord
Harrigan Barrett
William H. Kenney
Concord Woman's Union
Mary. B. Belcher
China
Pachurch
Porcupine Shot by Local Veteran Exhibited In Marlboro
Harry Sherman, a World War veteran, shot a 26 pound porcupine in the woods near South Sudbury yesterday. The quills protrude prominently, and the specimen is on display at the Marlboro Fruit Co. store. It is the first porcupine reported killed in the area.
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Harry Sherman
South Sudbury
Marlboro Fruit Co
Marlboro Councilman Visits as Weekend Guests
Marlboro councilman Joseph Sawyer of Boston was in town Sunday. Mrs F B Brunetle visited her sister Mrs Louis Remy in Leominster Saturday. Mr and Mrs Peter Grenon of Manchester NH were Sunday visitors. Mr Grenon a former councilman here. Mr and Mrs Magloire Parenteau and Mr and Mrs Eugene Labossiere senior and junior of Brockton were weekend visitors.
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Eouncilman Joseph Sawyer
Boston
F. B. Brunetle
Louis Remy
Leominster
Peter Grenon
Manchester
Grenon
Magloire Parenteau
Eugene Labossiere
Eugene Labossiere Jr
Brockton
Eleanor Denoncourt Celebrates Sixth Birthday at 16 Grant St
Eleanor Denoncourt marked her sixth birthday Monday at home 16 Grant Street. A buffet lunch followed games and gifts. Attendees included Thelma Gauthier Lucille Molineau Germaine Moineau Venita Girouard Anita Messier Violet Ledoux Rita Denoncourt Jeanette Denoncourt Vivian Girouard Carroll Naves Normand Brodeur Edward Tebo and Donald.
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Eleanor Denoncourt
Grant St
Mrs Denoncourt
Thelma Gauthier
Lucille Molineau
Germaine Moineau
Venita Girouard
Anita Messier
Violet Ledoux
Rita Denoncourt
Jeanette Denoncourt
Vivian Girouard
Carroll Naves
Normand Brodeur
Edward Tebo
Donald Denoncourt
Tragic Death Of 3YearOld In Marlboro Auto Crash
Elinor Delaney aged 3 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Delaney of 104 Maple Street died yesterday at Marlboro hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Friday. The child was struck by a car owned by Marlboro Garage sustaining a fractured skull and other injuries and was placed on the dangerous list with little hope of recovery.
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Elinor
Thomas Delaney
Maplest
Marlboro Hospital
Marlboro
Lend-a-Hand Meeting Draws 138 Youths at Unitarian Church
About 138 young people attended the Monday afternoon Lend-a-Hand gathering at the Unitarian church with five new members joining. Work was light due to the Laymen's League supper and only the kindergarten department saw activity. Mrs C. H. Stevens, visiting in Belfast Maine, sent a letter to the children read by Mrs E. P. Lawrence. Afternoon helpers included Mrs Leonard Mrs Belser Mrs Nellie Brigham and Misses Elsie Brigham Nellie Dudley and Florence Fairbanks.
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Unitarian Church
Medal awards for State Guard unit given at armory
Captain George W. Higgins distributed service medals to members of Company F State Guard last night. Not all who served were present. Higgins will return to the armory next Tuesday night to continue the distribution. Senator David I. Walsh will speak at the Newman club in A O H Hall Tuesday evening.
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Company F
State Guard
George W. Higgins
Higgins
Armory
David I. Walsh
Newman Club
A. O. H. Hall
Funeral for Mrs Arthur Morrisette Held at St Marys
The funeral for Mrs Arthur Morrisette, killed in a Saturday automobile accident, was held Tuesday morning at St Marys church. Rev J L M Levesque led the requiem high mass with many relatives and friends in attendance from North Brookfield Spencer Whitinsville and Southbridge. Burial followed in the parish cemetery under Buisson and Morin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morrisette
St Mary's Church
J. ‘L. M. ‘Levesque
Buisson & Morin
North Brookfield
Spencer
Whitinsville
Southbridge
Norwegian Zion Evening Dedication in Concord Mass
The Free Church of Concord Massachusetts will dedicate the Norwegian Zion Evening on Sunday November 14 with three services at 10 30 am 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm Speakers from New York New Jersey and other places will take part in all services A music program is planned and refreshments will follow the afternoon and evening sessions Rev N W Nelson from Brooklyn NY will be the chief speaker English will be used in the afternoon service An invitation is extended to all.
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Free Church of Concord
Mass
New York
New Jersey
N. W Nelson
Brooklyn
Social notes from Waltham area and nearby towns
Mrs Frank Hadley visited her son in Waltham with her mother from South Acton after a pleasant visit with Elkton Maryland relatives. A Woman's club meeting featured Mrs Smith of the Federation and Alberta Stirk of Boston gave vocal solos. Tea and snacks were served. Mrs Samuel Sanders hosted the D A R. Mrs S J White and Arthur White traveled to Maine visiting relatives in Portland Kittery and Kennebunk.
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Frank Hadley
Waltham
I. Charles
Fir
South Acton
Elkton
Woman's Club
Smith
The
Federation
Alberta Stirk
Boston
Samuel Sanders
J. White
Arthur White Wees
Maine
Portland
Kittery
Kennebunk
Maynard baby buried at Glenwood cemetery
Maynard baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan Mayor Newton was brought here for burial in the Maynard tomb at Glenwood cemetery. Mr Maynard former resident, son of William Maynard of Worcester, founders of the woolen entry. Manager C Murray booked Spencer A A Pastime hall basketball Saturday night.
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Harlan
Newton
Maynard
Glenwood
William Maynard
Worcester
Iet
C. Murray
Spencer
Hall
Finn
Freeman
Jeans
Mit
Congregational Church Announces Week Schedule
Rev E N Atiyeh leads Wednesday evening sessions at 6 30 pastor class and 7 30 Bible meeting. Sunday worship at 10 45 centers on Pharaohs Dream Reversed with evening talk by Professor Shaw of India. Endeavorers urged to attend next meeting to prep for the following Sunday when they lead the service.
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E. N. Atiyeh
Methodist Church
Shaw
India
Tibbetts Family Relocate to Ingham
Tibbetts and family have moved to Ingham where Mr Tibbetts is employed by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Dr and Mrs Philip Flavin celebrate arrival of a little son at Deaconess Hospital in October.
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AF. Tibbetts
Ingham
Tibbetts
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Philip Flavin
Deaconess Hospital
Order For Samples Reflects Limited Factory Activity
An official note describes orders for samples helping Assa bet mills resume some departments with reduced force. About 25 to 8 units will start today or soon, while the wool preparers and weavers gear up to stock the mills. Officials remain hopeful business will improve as market conditions slowly improve.
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Assabet Mills
Woman's Club approves bylaw change at November meeting
The Woman's Club met at Masonic hall with a large turnout. An amendment moved the meeting time from 3 to 3 15 p m. A report by Mrs O S Fowler on the State Federation was adopted. The Red Cross drive was endorsed and Rev Ralph Everett spoke. Tea and glee club discussion followed with refreshments by Mrs Louise Bellows.
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Woman's ‘Club
Masonic Hall
Chace Merrick
O.S. Fowler
State Federation
Dorchester
Red Cross
Ralph Everett, Connor
Unitarian
Marlboro
Arthur Pickering
Ada M. Brigham
Hudson
Glee Club
Hall
Louise Bellows
Acton Woman Hosts Guests and Club Meeting Details
Acton Center Illinois notes a visiting guest and a West Acton Woman's Club Monday gathering. Evelyn Davis, daughter of Dr and Mrs Wendal Davis, is mentioned with attending physician Dr Shaw. Laura Ware begins treatment in Massalon Ohio Wednesday. A list of Saturday evening movies is noted as especially recommended.
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Wills IL
Maine
Acton
Community club meeting on citizenship study announced
The Acton club calls an afternoon session to discuss citizenship topics. Helen Elliott is listed among participants for the meeting at the community center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
M Womah
Helen Elliott
Sale
Concord K of C to Field Basketball Team This Year
The Concord K of C voted to field a basketball team after reviving the sport last year. Billy Mulcahey is named manager with Kiernan Hickey Martin O Neill Joseph Hayes and Henry Hickson as assistants. play will resume in a few weeks with strong local support.
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Concord K
Concord
Billy Mulcahey
Kiernan
Hickey
Martin O'Neil
Joseph Hayes
Henry Hickson
Interesting bird talk by Mrs Harriet Upham Goode
Mrs Harriet Upham Goode spoke before the Wo man’s club on a Monday afternoon delivering an engaging presentation about birds. The talk featured photographs taken at Bird Acres at her Sharon home and occasional migration maps, highlighting her birdlife knowledge and skilled photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Upham Goode
Bird Acres
Mrs Goode
Sharon
Women Hear Talks on League of Nations and Reforms
Over 200 women gathered Wednesday evening in LARCH rooms to hear Miss Mary Carson and Mrs Helen MacDonald of Boston discuss the League of Nations profiteering child labor and maternity bills. Both speakers were forceful and left a strong impression on attendees.
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Larch
White
Attendance survey for Concord First Parish November
The First Parish Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League will conduct a church attendance record for the First Parish in Concord during November. All members are urged to participate and have their attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Laymen's League
Concord
League
Post plans minstrel show for town entertainment
At the James J. Mansfield Post meeting in the State Armory on Thursday evening, organizers decided to stage a minstrel show as the town’s next entertainment highlight. Edward Brennan leads the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield
State Armory
Edward Brennan
Unitarian canvassing committee to meet Nov 8
The Unitarian campaign canvassing committee will meet in the church parlor on Monday evening November 8 at 8 pm. Teams will be formed, subscription blanks distributed, and prospects signed. A progress report will be given and the active campaign opens November 11 for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniterian Campaign
For Sale Notice Listing Mixed Goods
Black fur auto robe in perfect condition. Ice cream freezer and second hand kitchen items also offered. Contact numbers include 211 Y and 1 for Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Fem Toon
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Main Street
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Concord Junction
Sudbury
Porcupine
Tuesday
Concord Junction Catholic Club
George E. Keegan
Association
Hogans Spa
Fullenton
Main St
Acton Center
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Baskeball
TO Take
Maynard Baking Co
Summer and
Nason Streets
First National Cooperative Association
Fist National Co-operative
Ass'n
Alex Sopanen
Mgr
Murray
Spencer A. A
Charles H. Webber
Highland St
Allen Greenwood
Pittsfield
Ex-Ardenan
Freak McKenzie
Louis Peel
Optometrist
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