Whist Party At J O G F Hall In West Acton
The Winona Rebekah lodge hosted a whist party at J O G F hall in West Acton attracting many attendees. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. A H Perkins and Mrs. J B Burke with A H Sadler and F R Sanborn tied. Sadler won the honors along with Harry Grimes. Another party is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0
GO. F. Hall
Winona Rebekah Lodge
A. H. Perkins
J. B. Burke
A. H. Sadler
F. R. Sanborn
Mr. Sadler
Harry Grimes
Canadian Regiment Soldier James Squires Recovers From Wounds
James Squires, eight months with the Canadian forces in France, is recovering at his sister Mrs. Charles H. Schnab's home. The Newfoundland native, a Regina joiner by trade, was wounded at Vistouba and in the leg at other battles. He witnessed heavy losses at Givenchy and Ypres and recalls Allied troops in trench warfare and high shell fire during the engagements with German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Squires
France
Charles H. Schnab
O Squires
Newfoundland
Regina
Saskatchewan
Can
Montreal
Co. I
Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Forces
Squires
Ypres
Givenchy
Vistouba
Gen. Alliston
Maynard Tuikka Lampinen Wedding In Finnish Lutheran Church
A Finnish Evangelical Lutheran ceremony united Miss Anna O Lampinen and Iimar Tuikka Monday evening at 7:30. Rev Alpo Setala officiated with Rev Aappo Salminen assisting. Attendants included Alma Lampinen, Benj Tuikka, Hilja Tuikka as maid of honor, and Frank Ketala as flower bearer. A reception followed at 26 Glendale Street. the couple resides on Glendale Street and are active church workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuikka-Lampinen
Anna O. Lampinen
Iimar Tuikka
Alpo Setala
Aappo Salminen
Worcester
Alma Lampinen
Benjamin Tuikka
Hilja Tuik
Dad
Matti Heinonen
Glendalest
Tuikk
August Lampinen
Lutheran Church
Young Pepples Society
John Tuikka
Lanesville
Sunda School
Choir
Young Peoples Society
Glendale St
Whitcomb family aids Stow parish supper with turkey
W. E. Whitcomb contributed about 20 pounds of turkey to the Friday night supper at the 1rst Parish church in Stow. Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb attended the feast and Whitcomb quipped that the proof of the pudding is in the eating, endorsing the meal as a good one.
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W. E. Whitcomb
Stow
Bedford News Briefs: Elections and Local Upgrades
George Davis buys a new automobile truck to provide prompter service. James Connors announces independent bid for county assessor with nomination papers circulating. Henry D Lyons buys a Metz truck to support his grocery business. Bedford House curb work extends down Elm Street and the Lexington & Boston street railway relays the Bedford centre switch. The sewing circle of the Daughters of Isabella meets at Mrs. Henry Lyons' home. Governor's Thanksgiving proclamation posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Daughters of Isabella of Lexington
Henry Lyons
Bedford House
Elmst
James Connors
Henry D. Lyons
Ford for Assessor Nominated at Local Caucus
Luther B Ford was nominated for tax assessor with James Connors a close second intending to contest the office at the December 2 election. The town meeting on December 2 is expected to attract many supporters as candidates gain interest ahead of the vote. Warrants will be posted in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther B Ford
James Connors
Fitting Climax to Churchs 20th Anniversary Concert
A fitting climax to the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran churchs 20th anniversary was a Sunday evening concert under the choir auspieces. Worcester choir helped, with local and visiting talent performing vocal solos and selections. Attendees from Allston Brighton Worcester Gardner Salem Rockport attended. Raymond Veitch visited his mother Elizabeth Veitch en route to a new post as paymaster at the American Woolen Co mill in Winooski Vermont.
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Worcester
Res Alpo Setala
Worcester Choir
Hilt
Tuikka
Aappo Salminen
Allston
Brighton
Gardner
Salem
Rockport
Raymond Eeithh
Elizabeth Veitch
Winooski, Vt
American Woolen Co
Thanksgiving Sermon At Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. A Morrill Ossood preached a Thanksgiving sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday morning with two Thanksgiving anthems by the choir. An evening service featured a stereopticon illustrated address and a solo Jesus Lover of My Soul performed by a quartet. The soloists were Misses Mary and Grace Parkin Miriam Kempton and Laura MacPherson with Miss Bertha Batley on piano.
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A. Morrill Ossood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Angi
Jesus Lover
Mary
Grace Parkin
Miriam Kempton
Laura MacPherson
Bertha Batley
Strike in three acts staged by Socialist Dramatic Club
The Strike presented by the Socialist Dramatic club at Parker Hall Saturday evening drew a crowded audience. Set in Berlin, Germany, the play offered exciting scenes and a strong ensemble performance met the demands of the role with clever execution.
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Socialist Dramatic Club
Parkerst. Hall
Berlin
Germany
Buck Deer Gift Brings Home 200 Pound Trophy
William Hiltonen returned from Vermont with a fine buck he shot near Springfield last Wednesday. The deer weighs about 200 pounds and has a notable head to be mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hiltonen
Vermont
Springfield
Mr. Hilonen
Maynard Bowling Team Wins Season Opener in Hudson
The Maynard bowling team opened its season in Hudson Thursday night with a 58 pin spare margin after a 40 pin final roll. Yeo led both teams with 302 across three strings, including a 116 single, while Kielinen added 101 and Lynch 282 for Maynard.
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Maynard
Hudson
Yeo
Kielinen
Lynch
Maynard Boys
Maynard Price
Lesage
Foe
Hudson O'Neil
Day Macomber
Veo
Miss Mary Kane Surprised by Friends at Martin Home
Mary Kane was pleasantly surprised by friends at the home of Mr and Mrs William Martin on Main Street Thursday evening. Philip Dwyer spoke for the guests and presented her a half ounce gold bracelet. Attendees included Elizabeth Donahue Veronica Donahue Alice Crotty Lena Peterson Hazel Callahan Maley Abbie Nelson Mayer Leo White Vincent Waldron James Duran Paul Duran William Gallagher John Hanson and George Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kane
William Martin
Main
Philip Dwyer
Ane
Elizabeth
Veronica Donahue
Alice Crotty
Lena Peterson
Hazel Callahandine Maley
Abbie Nelson Mayer
Leo White
Vincent Waldron
James and
Paul Duran
Wiliam Gallagher
John Hanson
George Larson
Office Force Guests Share Pleasant Marlboro Reunion
The Curtis factory office staff of Marlboro visited Mrs George W Lynch at her home Thursday evening for a reunion. Mrs Lynch formerly worked there as bookkeeper. Music refreshments and social hour followed. Attendees included Etta O Grady Katherine Egan Carrie Armour Florence Hart Emma Walker Mae Kane Ella Perry Ros Casey Beatrice Sawyer Gladys Smith Esther Dacey and Mrs May Dalton. Alice McLeod of Somerville recently visited Miss Lillian M Childs.
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Curtis
Marlboro
George W. Lynch
L Ynch
Etta O'Grady
Katherine Egan
Arrie Armour
Florence Hart
Emme Walker
Mae Kane
Ella Perry
Ros ‘Asey
Middlesex Club Plans Year End Concert at Cooperative Hall
The Middlesex Club announces its annual concert and hall of fame affair for Friday evening December 31 in Cooperative Hall. No expense is spared to ensure a premier social event of the year. The hall will be beautifully decorated by Booster Firm and Poole's Orchestra has been engaged to provide music.
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Middlesex Club
Irm
Poole
Diphtheria Fatal Claims Life of Local Resident Miss Laura Peterson
Miss Laura Peterson, at 92 Douglas Ave, died Wednesday at 9.30 after a two day struggle with diphtheria. She was born February 11, 1903, in this town, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joh. Peterson. Funeral Thursday at 1.30 p.m. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Laura Peterson
Douglas Ave
Shi
Joh. Peterson
Glenwood Cemetery
Doans Kidney Pills Help Marlboro Woman Says Relief Came
Marlboro resident Mrs. C Millman of Stevens Street reports backache relief after using Doans Kidney Pills. She describes irregular kidney action and pain in the back before finding aid. The advertisement encourages readers to try the remedy, priced 50 cents at dealers and sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Marlboro
Dean
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