Third Annual Minstrel Show at Concord Junction Catholic Club
The third annual minstrel show at Concord Junction Catholic club ran Friday and Saturday November 18 19 in Association Hall. Directed by B Boston and organized by John Killoran John O Grady Alex MacHachern and Fred Lawton the show drew a packed audience. Front Row Girls and a large chorus performed in evening dress with a blend of local jokes songs and dancing sketches praised for lively humor and musical numbers.
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Concord Junction
Ation Hall
Waa
John Killoran
John O'Grady
Alex MacHachern
Fred Lawton
Boston
Pineiro
Aswell
Ibugheer
Front Row
Gertrude McBurne
Madeline Ryan
Margaret Brown
Margaret O'Grady
Coughlin
Frances Williams
Margaret Hearn
Virginia Christian
Loretta Lyons
Anne Coughlin
Lawrence Frawley
Charlies Bowie
Frank Gerrit
Thomas Prendergast
Chester Moreau
Richard Prendergast
Charles Hogan
Robert McDonald
John Fagan
Ernest ‘Oclair
John Deylaney
Mary Connorton
Louise Lyons
Mildred Gerrity
Grive Lyons
Agne’ O'Grady
Lillian Fitzgerald
Mary Hayes
Cecelia Reilly
Cotton Town
James W. Christian
Ted Brooks
Daniel Hayes
Leo Roscoe
Alex MacEachern
Geo. KB
Keegan
Sno Bean
Avail
The Dutch Auctioneer Play Benefit for Concord Junction Team
A charity performance titled The Dutch Auctioneer by the Jolly Tan of Everett will be staged Monday evening Nov 29 at Association Hall to aid the Concord Junction baseball team. Proceeds fund a new suite for the boys with dancing to follow and music by Spear’s Orchestra. Guests from surrounding towns are invited, and tickets may be bought to support the renovation and to enjoy the event.
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Jolly Tan
Everatt
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Fariigs
Spear
Everett
Gale
Family reunion after eight years visits Hartland and Brunswick
H W Bienna and Moses 7 from Sart 19th returned to town surprising relatives after eight years. They will spend Thanksgiving week in town before proceeding to Hartland New Brunswick, home of Mrs Taylor’s mother who is in poor health.
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H.W. B.ienna
Moses
Sart
Hartland
New’ Brunswick
Taylor
Acton Mass Women's Club hears Martha Elliott on welfare bills
The Acton Mass Women's Club held an extra Monday meeting at the Community House. Mrs Martha Helen Elliott of the League of Women Voters addressed attendees about welfare bills before the Legislature and Congress. Elliott stressed the bills' special relevance to women voters and urged support from representatives.
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Acton Mass
Women’s Church Aid Plans Sale and Entertainment
The Women’s Church Aid announces a forthcoming sale and entertainment to support their work. Volunteers are urged to contribute vegetables candy food fancy and one useful article such as a Jack Horner Pie for the children or evergreen wreaths. Exact date to be announced in the next issue.
Winthrop narrowly defeats Bedfurs in league clash
Winthrop field hockey edged Bedfurs 1 0 to take the league lead while Lexington remains second. Many local residents attended the Lexington Theatre entertainment last TuesdayNovember 23 and a large crowd plans to attend the Parker Field Thanksgiving morning football game between a high school eleven and Wakefield as Lexington closes its football season.
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Winthrop
Lexington
Lexington Theatre
Hool Eleven
Wakefield
Parker Field
WEDDING OF RALPH NEWTON AND ALICE CALLAHAN
Ralph Newton son of Mr and Mrs George Newton of Summer Street will wed Miss Alice Gertrude Callahan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Callahan of Dorchester Saturday at 1 PM. The ceremony takes place at the bride’s home in a quiet family gathering. Newton is a Boston University graduate and Emerson Phonograph Co salesman.
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Ralph, Newton
George Newton
Summer St
Alice Gertrude Callahan
William An
Dorchester
Newton
Maynard H.8
Boston University
Emerson Phonograph Co
Boston
Lovering
New England
Thanksgiving plans for prisoners at Massachusetts Reformatory
The article notes Mary and Josephine Loring and Mt St Marys Academy students visiting for Thanksgiving with their families. Thanksgiving Day at the Massachusetts Reformatory includes morning yard liberties, a motion picture entertainment, and a traditional turkey dinner at noon.
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Mary
Josephine Loring
Mt St Mary’s Academy
John EB. Loring
M. A. Williams
Massachusetts Reformatory
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Gordon
Menh
Ipswich
Nason Street
Latte Gee
Laura Curley
Alice Blue Gown
Bencombla
George Hagerty
Lawrence .Frawley
New
Royal Cook Book
Cipes
Royal Cinnamon
Nour
Roya King Petar
Manel
Toc Mes
The
Bere Seane Allinaainnenen
Fulton Street
Bow
York City
Gore
Ellen Tyrel
Mre Lindsay
Bedford
Robert Charles
Dartsmouth
W. A. Charles
Acton
Woman's Club
Bedfurs
Mai Waaay
West Acton
D. H. Hall
Eugene L. Hall
Bertram D. Hall
A. Stanley Hall
RED Cross
Assabet Institution For Savings
Mutual Savings Bank
People’s Savings
Massachusetts Mutual Savings Banks
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
Concord
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