Social and wedding notices amid weekend events
John Murray enjoyed a wedding tour period and Mary Lawton hosted a Club social at her home Friday evening with refreshments provided by D Wilson Chapter. A social followed at Colonial Hall on Saturday with Mrs Hart Da nee entertaining friends. Mrs Hannah Sullivan hosted visitors from New Hampshire over the weekend. St. church held a Holy War service Sunday evening with good attendance. Mrs William Mack and her children from Roslindale visited her parents on Parker Street. The Board of Assessors have occupied their new quarters in the Masonic Block.
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John Murray
Mary Lawton
D. Wilson
Charles Hart
Hannah Sullivan
New Hampshire
St. Church
William Mack
Roslindale
Thomas Loyle
Parker Street
Board of Assessors
Masonic Block
Society Will Be Anniversary Rev Taito Kantonen
Society will be anniversary recognition for Rev Taito Kantonen, pastor of the local church, with arrangements pending and invitations forthcoming.
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Taito Kantonen
People’s Chriso ciaty celebrates 4th anniv ceremonies
The Lutheran Church Glendale Street will preside at the 14th anniversary ceremonies next weekend. Delegates from Quincy Worcester Gardner and other places attend. A program of vocal and instrumental music poems readings and speeches is planned.
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Glendale St
Quincy
Worcester
Gardner
All South Attends School At Mary E Wells High
Southbridge students returned to class last week with desks blackboards and textbooks. Principal John T. Gibbons welcomed them inviting Mr. Gibbons who often spends weekends in town and attends local school games, including baseball and football.
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Southbridge
Pan Brother
John T. Gibbons
Mary E. Wells High School
Gibbons
Amazon Isle to Be Performed by West Acton Trade Board
West Acton, Nov 24. Amazon Isle a three act musical comedy will be staged December 3 and 4 at the Woman's Clubhouse 7 45 pm under West Acton Board of Trade auspices. Mrs Ruth Wittterbee directs. 61 volunteers, Boy Scouts led by Major Kennedy, Gil Scouts assisted by Frances Wall and Portia Hardy sell candy. Acton Orchestra of 18 provides music and dancing after the show. Tickets at Renehs cafe Joy Docs and Strong & Wraey's for Dec 4.
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West Acton
Amazon Isle
Dee
Ruth T. Wittterbee
Major Kennedy
Gil
Prances Wall
Portia Hardy
Acton Orchestra
George A. Nifford
Board of Trade
Commifsos
Reneh
Joy Docs
Strong &Wraey's
Sergt EM Allen in Boston for commission exam
Sergt EM Allen of the 181st Infantry from Colorado is in Boston today taking an examination for a commissioned officer. Allen is regarded as one of the best shots in the Glacier militia service and has proven efficient as a noncommissioned officer.
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EM Allen
Go. K
Boston
Sere Allen
Glage
Concord Junction Grange holds dinner and election of officers
Annurenge Grange met in Concord Junction with a chicken pie supper for over 100. Officers elected for the year include Worthy Master Demond B E Dent of Waltham and secretary Frank W. Silva of Pete on. A one act radio theater titled Man under the Bed was presented with actors heard but not seen.
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Concord Junction
Annurenge Grange
Middlesex
Pomona Grange
Annurenae Grange
Mary J. Taylor
Nagle
Evelina Jeanne Joan
Tay
Mra
Ada Kennedy
Mar Kelley
Catherine 'Y
Demond
BE. Dent
Waltham
Frank W. Silva
Pete
Mixx Margaret Berry
Weston
Arthur F. Adamsé
Concord
George A. Goodwin
Ford
Blair R.kins
Bedford
Maude
Cormiey
L. Roy Hawes
Sudbury
Ceres
Maude M. Clark
Pomona
Frances W. Dent
Flora
Pearl R.avermore
Acton
Amslatant
Adelaide. W. Sims
Maynard
Florence Atwood
Frank A. Goodwin
Bestern
Annursnac Grange
Frederick W. Taylor
Chester Kelley
Edith Compan
Franks. Tailey
Maynard Town Treasurers Report Tax Distribution
George N. Gutteridge town treasurer reports receipt of the State Income Tax distribution for 1926. The Maynard share totaled $32,198.00, up from $29,579.00 the previous year, with the 1926 distribution received along with the check.
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George N. Gutteridge
Maynard
Town Receives Large Income Tax Reimbursements
Public notice states $5,000,000 of excess income will be returned to towns and cities via mailed checks around Nov 2. Maynard's share is about $6,000, totaling $40,139 for 1826 income tax. State reimbursements to the town from all sources for 1926 total $62,325.82, higher than 1925, with Maynard expected to near $71,336 by fiscal year end.
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Maynard
Congregational Fair Set for December in OKC
The annual Congregational church fair will be at cooperative hall on December 2 and 3. Church societies are busy preparing booths tables lunch and ice cream counters for the popular event with each night featuring varied entertainment by the Maynard players. Mrs George H Gutteridge chairs the arrangements and reports strong cooperation for the fair.
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Congregational Church
Maynard
George H. Gutteridge
Expression of thanks for kindness after bereavement
I express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during my bereavement and for the beautiful flowers sent for the late Wilbur Fiskr.
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Nolgeeeme
Wilbur Fiskr
Marlboro chapter reports SPCC efforts aid 38 children
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children spent 408 investigating cruelty and abuse complaints in Marlboro over two years. Fifteen requests for investigations revealed 38 children involved, with Marlboro residents contributing 36 dollars to the cause. Frances Mayer outlined the work at a Kiwanis Club meeting in Elks Home.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Frances Mayer
Extension Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Kiwanis Club
Elks Home
Robert E. Marshall
Richard M. Evans
Mike Mayer
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Society aids abused children and urges civic support
Miss Mayer cites 1926 figures showing over 15 000 under 16 cared for by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in Marlboro and other areas. She describes cases of harsh farm labor and family neglect, urging moral backing while noting court action and future placements to foster better citizens.
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the Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Mayer
Hall-Milla
Mise Mayer
Marlboro
M. B. Dalysle
Mias
Emma Stadelman
Paul H. Drake
Annura Grange Meets with Notable Radio Sketch
The Concord Junction Annura nac Grange held its regular meeting led by Master Frederick W Taylor. An evening program featured Edith Frawley Genevieve Blodgett Vikin Man Dorothy Miner Captain Bordman Alpha Ruble and Genevieve Frawley in a radio sketch Under the Bed with Kelly Comeau and Chester Kelley. Refreshments followed. A whist party is planned for December 13 at 7 16 and open to the public.
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Annuranac Grange
Frederick W Taylor
Edith
Graham MacNamee
Death of Miss Nellie Knowlton in Concord
Miss Nellie Knowlton of Concord died Sunday at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home of her brother, 124a Wealth Avenue, after which the body was taken to Magnolia for burial in the family lot.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
Nellie Knowlton
Wealth Avenue
Magnolia Z
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