Local Notes From Concord Junction and Boston
Concord Junction reports Fred Watte resumes Boston duties after a three week vacation. Boston residents Mae Burns and Leonard households visit, with occupancy plans at Main Street. Leonard and Marcy family return from a wedding trip to New York and Washington and plan Palmer home. Marian Derby visits with her parents. Help of Christians church closes a successful mission week led by Redemptorist Fathers. Hazel Holt and Herbert Scott wed at the Hoit home in South Acton on Nov 12. Hoit leaves Allen Chair Co. with many well wishes for the couple.
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Marian Derby
Boston School of Physical Education
Benjamin Derby
Help of Christians Church
Redemptorist Fathers
Hazel W. Holt
Frank Hoit
Herbert W. Scott
South Acton
Hoit
Allen Chair Co
County Agri Bureau Set to Meet in Several Towns
Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics schedules annual program meetings in Acton Stow Boxboro Carlisle Concord Hedford next month. C B Tillson and Miss Elizabeth Hendry will speak on behalf of the county bureau. Meetings aim to plan the year's work and determine community projects and budgets.
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Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics
Wil
Acton
Stow
Boxboro
Carlisle
Concord
Hedford
C. B. Tillson
Elizabeth Hendry
County Bureau
Agriculture and Home Economics
South Acton Improvement Association Opens Reading Room
The reading room in South Acton opens to the public on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons with Rev. John E. Case in charge. Library books may be borrowed or exchanged and magazines are available for on site reading.
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South Act-approvement Association
Stunday
John E. Case
Girl Scouts Advi Council Honors Poultry Club Leaders
Wars Oscar Howe and Mrs Howard L Jones lead the Girl Scouts advisory council. George Erickson met with the Cockadoodle Crew last Wednesday. The club has nine members, three of whom earned bronze pins. Helen H Cum bings again heads the unit with Charles W Howe as president, John McGovern as vice president, and Leslie Waithex as secretary. The 7th year program was presented.
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Oscar. H. Howe
Howard L. Jones
William ‘T. .Merriam
Dads Campbell
Girl Secours
George Erickson
Helen H. Cumbengs
Charles W. Howe
John McGovern
Lesli Waithex
Hair ornaments dazzle for festive fashion
A vintage society note highlights Christmas gifts for women detailing decorative hairpieces. Designers feature ribbons, beads, flowers, and faux jewels in headbands finished with feathers blossoms or rhinestone accents. A pictured piece showcases rhinestones framing the head with a rhinestone sprig and a small phinsettia accent.
Armistice Day Program Features Student Recitations
Armistice Day observances included eighth grades, a Song of 1000 years, flag salute, and readings. Florence Clifford led the program with Marjorie Jones, Aurora Ball, and other students performing including Why We Celebrate and America sings. The service closed with Onward Christian Soldiers.
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Harding
Marjorie Jones
Gov. Cox
Florence Clifford
America
Flanders’ Field
Aurora Ball
Kenneth Bursaw
Fire in New Bungalow Owned by Miss Bird
Fire broke out in a new bungalow on the Stow road about 2 am today. Miss Fannie Johnson, the housekeeper, woke to smoke and raised the alarm. Neighbors and the fire department responded quickly. the fire started near the furnace, located outside the fire limit, and though damage was limited, the swift action saved the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Bird
Stow Road
Fannie Johnson
Telephone Exchange
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We thank our friends for kind expressions of sympathy and the flowers sent after our bereavement. Peter Hogan Charles Hogan Mrs Rita Cunningham Mr and Mrs P Kelley Mr and Mrs B Hayward Mr and Mrs John Peroni
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Peter Hogan
Charles Hogan
Rita Cunningham
P. Kelley
B. Hayward
John Peroni
St George's Church Tea Party at Masonic Hall
The annual St George's church tea party and entertainment will be held at Masonic Hall on December 3 from 6 to 7 p m. A popular event with a large crowd, attendees enjoy tea cakes cold meats and other foods supplied at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Masonic Hall
Veterans Trim K. of C. Leaders In Bowling Bout
The Veterans knocked off the K. of C. leaders at the local alleys, taking all four points in a league match. Peterson led with a high single string of 126 and three strings totaling 318, with team totals 448 489 479 425 1352.
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K. of C
Peterson
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