Parish reunion for St Bridget’s parish in Maynard
The annual parish reunion of St Bridget’s parish ward will be held in the school auditorium Maynard. Attendees include Harold J Hannon Emmett Wall George Hewes Jr James C Mahoney John Brayden Henry Ledgard ae Quinn Paul Simms Har Johnston Sylvester Sullivan A Hilferty ee Vel eno Philip Allard John ston William O Toole David Foley West Acton d John F Coughlin Timothy Duggan James Kinsley South Acton Joseph O Coughlin West Acton committee on whist prizes and refreshments listed with several named organizers and workers.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Ward
Harold J. John Hannon
Emmett Wall
George Hewes, Jr
James C. Mahoney
John Brayden
Henry Ledgard
Ae Quinn
Paul Simms
Har Johnston
Sylvester Sullivan
A. Hilferty
Ee Veleno
Philip Allard
Johnston
William O'Toole
David Foley
West Acton
D John F. Coughlin
Timothy Duggan
James Kinsley
South Acton
Joseph O. Coughlin
Lenzi
Annie Kinsley
Driscoll
James Margaret James B. Farrell
Leo Mullin
Joseph P
Open House Celebrates Turvy Wedding at Home
The couple plans an afternoon and evening open house at their home in Maynard to mark their marriage. They wed in Maynard earlier this year. Mrs Rose Floyd of New York and Mrs Jones are noted for long service in local veterans and auxiliary groups. Fred, born in Maynard, has worked for the War Company for fifty years and has four children.
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Worrow
Tusy
Maynard
Rose Floyd
N.Y
Jones
Mizpan
J Fred
Warpany
Maynard High Powers Past Rival on Alumni Field
Maynard high school defeated its traditional foe 25 to 6 at Alumni Field with a sluggish first half. Columbo and Georgie Downey sparked a late surge with explosive runs that defined the comeback and provided the afternoon highlight.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Ually
Orange Day Eleven
Columbo
Georgie Downey
Quiet Local Wedding for Veronica Arcisewski and Richard Lawson
Miss Veronica Maryrene Arcisewski daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Arcissewski 203 Main Street wed Richard T Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Axel Lawson 15 Brooks. The couple plans a New York honeymoon and will reside at their home after a reception filled with gifts.
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Maynard
Veronica Maryrene Arcissewski
Joseph Arcissewski
Main Street
Richard T. Lawson
Axel Lawson
Brooks
New York
Thanksgiving Proclamation Encourages Gratitude
President Rosevelt urges a day of thanksgiving and humble pursuit of God’s paths, urging expressions of gratitude and reflection on appointed day.
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Roseevelt
Assabet Mill Raises Pay by Ten Percent for 2000 Workers
The Assabet mill gave a ten percent pay increase to about 2000 employees, effective Monday, while operating at capacity and with a positive outlook for winter. Christmas party funds rose by $14,000 versus last year, and the senior class social was organized under President Spratt for the school event.
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Maynard
Assabet
Esnior
Spratt
United States Takes Title to Land for New Post Office
The United States has secured title to the land needed for a new post office. The buildings on the property must be removed to clear the site for construction.
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United States
Concord Council launches membership drive
Concord Council Knights of Columbus met in Monument Hall last week Tuesday evening with Grand Bernard Dee presiding. Bernard McKenna chaired the event, launching a membership drive as the chief activity of the gathering.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monwument Hall
Grand Bernard
Dee Presidi
Bernard McKenna
Acton Opens New Astronomical Observatory by Scarlett
Acton dedicates the Ac ton Astronomical Observatory on the former Capt. Joseph Brown farm site, a Revolutionary era location. Built by D Henry Scarlett, it marks the town’s fourth such observatory.
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Acton
D. Henry Scarlett
Thief
Capt
Joseph Brown
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Rev. D. Edward O’bryah
Fred G. Jones Maynard
Parvig Ace
Concord Council, K. O. Co
Scarlet
Robby
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