Marlboro and Maynard Battle to Midland League Tie
Marlboro High and Maynard High battled to a 7-7 tie at Alumni Armistice Day before about 2,500. Key plays included Maynard’s O Leary breaking for 40 yards for a touchdown and Marlboro answering with Betinis driving in for a score after a third-period drive.
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Iarlboro-Maynard
Marlboro H
Eam
Tigers
Maynard
Stout
Old Webster
Pnity
Passis
Macribera
Young Ie
Malcolm
Kendra
Dra
Flannagan
Glia
Insani
Che
Sion
Marlboro
Toagan
Hall
Stabatty
O'S
Hine
Mariboro e@t
Marker
Betinis
Paglia
Phenry
O'Leary
O'léary
Pag
Mark
Fiigard Maynard
Nsani
Mart
Mass
Cir
Prsante
Tarade
Jim O’léary
Tranceer
Ansani
Benefit Whist at St Marys Church Building Fund Drive
A Marlboro benefit whist event hosted by St Marys Church Choir drew strong attendance in the Assembly Hall. Prize winners included Kev Levesque Leduc Bouvier Cormier and many others with consolation and attendance prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Chahot
William Boilard
George J. Martel
Leonid Normandin
Gerald Gesaavede
Misa
Alida’ DesRochers
Cora Martin
Henry Lafrance
Alex Muir
Wilfrid’ Pelletier
Theodore Duhamel
Charies Beaulac
Eugené Lapierre
di) Rougeau
Pierre Bergeron
Thetis Marlboro Theft Spree On Williams Street
On Armistice Day morning between 1 and 3 a.m. thieves pried car windows and stole clothing from several parked vehicles along Williams Street. Alfred Brann reported a broken window and overcoats and hats missing. Donyald Lavallee said two overcoats a gray soft hat and yellow gloves were stolen from a locked car. Leo LaRose reported a gray top coat and gray suit hat taken from a car near Lyonhurst as police investigate.
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Willian Street
Alfred Brann
Williams Street
Donyald ‘Lavallee
Danforth St
Sayonville
Leo LaRose
Wheelock Street
Oxford
Hudson-Harvey Broadbent and Grace Heath Wed in Atlantic
Prominent businessman Hudson Broadbent and Grace M Heath married secretly Tuesday night in Atlantic. The ceremony was performed by Rev William M Grandy. the couple left for a week’s trip to Washington and Baltimore and will reside at 4 Central Street upon return.
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Hudson
Harvey Broadbent
Grace M Heath
Hig
Atlantc
Central Street
Broadbent
Ford
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce Executive
Hudson Lodge
Marlboro Grange Elets Its Officers
Marlboro Grange Patrons of Husbandry elected G B French for the third year as master at the meeting in LorC F hall. Auxiliary met in afternoon with a supper at six. New officers include Standish overseer Taylor lecturer Felton steward Kyle chaplain Marshall assistant steward Koehler secretary Marshall gate keeper Clark Cer es Timona Riley Flora Underwood asst steward. Executive committee picks Walker Claflin and Henson. Grange members pledged donations to Red Cross and Boy Scouts.
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Marlboro
G. B. French
Marlboro Grange
Mary Kyle
Everett Marshall
Hans Koehler
A. H. Marshall
Sarah Clark
Ceres
Elizabeth Dinsmore
Timona
Joseph Riley
Flora
Nelle Underwood
Wilson Walker
F. i Claflin
Henry
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Fares Poorly Hudson Benefit Concert Reported
A ball conducted by the WY Audson Post in the town hall Tuesday night aimed at raising funds for the Community Christmas charity. The event drew limited attendance but featured local performers and a brief speech by organizers.
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Mittee
Community Christmas Committee
Hudson
Unitarian Laymen League Dinner in Marlboro
Leroy M Craig spoke on banking at the Marlborough Unitarian Laymen League meeting held Tuesday night in the Parish hall. Walter E Hiske presided and BH Stanley Smith with William H Witherbee led entertainment. Supper servers included Herbert F Searles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Walter E Hiske
Leroy ‘Mj ‘Craig
Marlborough Savings Bank
Stanley Smith
William H Witherbeee
Herbert
F. Searles
B. W. Johnson
Joseph Gonrad
H. W. Ostabrook
Louis A. Hapgood
W. C. Boggs
G Moore
H A Hudson
Marlboro Division 16 elects officers at A O H hall
The annual election of officers for Division 16 of A O H was held in the hall on Monday evening. Paul F Shaughnessy was elected president succeeding Daniel O Connor who had led the division. Charles W Ahearn became vice president replacing Patrick D Brewin. James Moran was treasurer with Eugene d Cagsily as financial secretary and Edward L Moran recording secretary. Other officers named include James Martin Thomas Gallagher and Thomas Roche as members of the sick committee alongside Patrick D Brewin William Daley and Patrick Lynch on the standing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu-gene d. Cagsily
Edward L. Moran
James Martin
Thomas Gallagher
Thomas Roche
Patrick D. Brewin
William Daley
Patrick Lynch
John
Trustees and Officers Named in Board List
John Jeffers Cratty Lawrence Kane and Daniel Roche named as trustees and sergeant at arms on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cratty
John Jeffers
Lawrence Kane
Daniel Roche
Dr Holmes Delivers Vivid Talk on Vesuvius at Church Forum
Dr A D Holmes spoke before the Men's Forum at the First Federated Church on a scrapbook memory style lecture titled The Magazine from Noddle Cupboard. He shared stereoscopic views of Mt Vesuvius, described descending into its crater, and displayed lava mementos. The program included a sonnet to Vesuvius and a song by his daughter Brida trokibes. Supper followed served by the Philathea Class.
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Holmes
Mt Vesuvius
Pompei
Herculaneum
Dr. Holmes
Vesuvius
Brida Trokibes
Philathea
Annual VFW Banquet Highlights Armistice Night
Hudson Ralph HB and John Wanning Post VFW held its annual Armistice Night banquet in Cadenne with an all local program. Rev Robert Steven of the Unitarian Church spoke on peace with WWI service as First Sergeant, Lt Col Thomas F Tierney also addressing attendees. Dr Harry V Madden served as master of ceremonies and Lt William F Beavis led the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anner
Johyn Ali
William F. Beavis
VFW Banquet Highlights Third Annual Sergt John P Colleary Post
The VFW Sergt John P Colleary Post held its third annual banquet at Williams Tavern with about 200 attendees. Toastmaster T Frank Gorman presided as speakers included Commander Arthur Grenier Mrs Arthur Grenier Auxiliary president Mary McAdams Councillor Charles Lyons Winfield Temple Leo J Maybey Atty James M Hurley and Chesley J McKenzie. A turkey dinner and Armour orchestra music followed, and the event was praised as one of the best locally by the post.
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Marlboro
John P Colleary
Williams Tavern
T. Frank Gorman
Arthur Grenier
Mary McAdams
Charles Lyons
New Officers Are Installed in Hudson-Camp 5 and Auxiliary 30
Hudson-Camp 5, Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary 30, held a joint installation in Cochran hall with public supper beforehand. Addison A Quinn installed the camp officers and Mrs. Pearl Safford inducted the Auxiliary cabinet. Officers include Alden A Wheeler commander and Charles Arch color guard. A second Elks whist party at Elks Hall supports the Christmas Basket Fund with prizes for high scorers.
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Russell Still
Ernest OC Ross
Lyman A Grant
Charles Arch
ELKS
Hudson
Elks’ Hall
Hudson Lodge of Elks
Parochial School and Mitchell Students Win Prizes
Residents gathered for Armistice Day parade and pirate drills at the Doughboy Monument and high school common. Prizes were awarded in a school drum contest. remarks by James Mrillin and Charles A. Lyons highlighted the event.
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Mitchell
Marbero
Rawlin
Rogers
Red Cross
Couneilior
Charles A. Lyons
Amedeo A. ‘Martel
Reciois
James Mrillin
Charles
Town
Whitney Memorial Services Marked by Strong Tributes
The article notes the funeral of Inger Whitney, wife of Maynard, who died aged 30. She is survived by her husband and son, three sisters, and parents Mr and Mrs George Whitney. Services were well attended with many tributes, and burial took place in Glenwood Cemetery with Rebekah lodge members present.
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Whitney
Maynard
Devenner
Qlp
Edwarden
A Erickson
Gladys Peterson
New York City
Sername
Hold Hearing On Aviation Field Plan In Concord
A hearing on the petition of Tye M. Lee of Barrets Mill Road West Concord to use premises between the Assabet River and Barrets Mill Road in the west part of the town for aviation purposes was held Thursday at the Town Hall. Col Robert E. Goodwin presided as board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Tye M. Lee
Barrets Mill Road
West Concord
Assabet River
Barretts Mill Road
Robert E. Goodwin
Sudbury Club Observes Annual Guest Night at Methodist Church
The Sudbury Women's Club held its Annual Guest Night on November 4 at the Methodist church. President Miss F Willis and officers led a reception while invited guests filled the hall. Music by Mrs Big Maynard and readings by local artists entertained, with yellow chrysanthemum arrangements by L Ray E florist. Refreshments offered by the social committee.
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Sudbury Women’s Club
Methodist Church
F. Willis
Vin Guptel
Charles Brackett
John O
Charles H. Way
F Piper
Bette
Big Maynard
L. Ray
Misa Emily F. Willis
Marion Duffee
Oprano
Shepherd
Miriam Or
At. ‘Walker
Roger Poole
Mm Herbert
Atkinson
Henry E Rice Retires After 39 Years Service
Henry E Rice of Spon Road Sudbury Center completes 39 years in the United States Postal Service and retires at age. The ceremony includes remarks by the chief clerk and officials connected with the service.
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Henry E Rice
Spon Road
Sudbury Center
United States
Penson
Boston
Concord Private School Football Wins 26 6 at Home
The unbeaten Concord private school football team shut out St George's of Newport 26 to 6, finishing a flawless year with a dominant defensive performance on both ground and air. The squad remained unscored upon through the entire season and secured one of the fastest times in the state.
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Middlesex
Concord
St George's
Newport
Neon
FaSeine
Maynard-Mise Doris Miller Displays Work at AmCan Exhibit
Doris Miller, a decorator and craftsman, shows her display at the AmCan Exhibit in the Studio. The exhibit features antique paintings and old traps, showcasing an unusual approach to lost art with no commendation from the artist.
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Maynard
Mise
Doris Miller
Cliotite Im Ne
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