Bazaar of the Methodist Ladies Society at Colonial Hall
The annual Bazaar of the Methodist Ladies Society was held Thursday and Friday at Colonial Hall. The hall was decorated pink and white under Mrs. Gilleney’s supervision with each booth distinct. Entertainment opened with a comedy The Speed Limit featuring Albert Wilford Saxon Victor Sal Robert Lester and Roderick. The Girl Who Pays was staged by Ruth Foster Grinrod Helen Gardner MacAuslin Edwin Carlton Hollis Barlow. Tables carried fancy work, mystery, and Christmas displays with many volunteers listed under Mrs. Nellie Smith Mrs. Gertrude Bean and others coordinating.
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Ladies Society of the Methodist
Colonial Hall
Gilleney
Albert
Wilford Saxon
Victor Sal
Robert Lester
Roderick
Fea
Ruth Foster
Grinrod
Helen Gardner
Ith MacAuslin
Edwin Carlton Hollis Barlow
Lathea
T. Lawson
de Prescott
Gertrude
Agnes Binks
Villeney
Carrie Phil
Nellie Smith
Blanche Marsden
Rasmussen
Hazel Case
Gertrude Bean
E Hayward
Marion Butterworth
Epworth League
H. N
Hiram
Johnson
Naylor
Grace Salloway
Helen Hinchliffe
Joseph
Concord News Briefs Include Local Mishap and Notices
A Concord incident on Elm Street involved a Natick driver skidding on a wet road and damaging a bridge fender and wheel, with injuries including a severe tire arm. Community notices report church services honoring Bunyan on Sunday, appointments at the Post Office, a Miss Jessie Bradford engagement, illness, mission selections, and travel notes among Concord residents.
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Cvrolet
Bouthier
Natick
Elm Street
Cannton
John
Alfred Wheeler Stonetor
Bunyan
Matt Nagle
Post Office
Local unit meeting on December 7 in Quimby Square rooms
Acton announces a Friday meeting at 2 p m in the Im Nt rooms, Quimby square, for members of the clothing and color committee. The session will cover phases of color, its qualities, types of material, and its effect on furnishing. Open to all interested residents.
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Per- Acton
Massachusetts
Legion Auxiliary installs officers at Odd Fellows hall
Frank J. DeMars Post U S Auxiliary held a Saturday evening installation at Odd Fellows hall crowded with members officers and guests Mrs Emma LoveJoy county chairman and Miss Anna Mannion state officer praised the unit for cooperation aiding service men in hospitals Installation led by Miss Mannion assisted by Misses Boucher Foster and others Officers installed include Grace Sweeney Minnie Downey Esther Smith Eleanor Sheridan Margaret Hird Mary Jones Eva Evers Nellie Wolcott James McCarthy James Sheridan and others A chicken pie supper followed with entertainment by local performers and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. DeMars
U S. Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Emma Love- Joy
Anna Mannion
Legion
Waltham
Genevieve Boucher
Lucy Foster
Cades
Bessie Edwards
Grace Sweeney
Minnie Downey
Esther Smith
Eleanor Sheridan
Margaret Hird
Mary Jones
Eva Evers
Nellie Wolcott
T At Arms
Robert White
James McCarthy
James Sheridan
Charles Irwin
Frank J. de Mars
A. L
Joseph Dineen
Charles Donahue
Leo White
Harold Sheridan
Leonard Smith
James v. Sweeney
Charles H. Persons
Irwin
Persons
Jere Lynch
John Johnston
Katherine Coughlan
Louis Evers
Nellie Walcott
Edith Rasmussen
Prize babies attract many at St George parish show
A Saturday baby show at St George parish drew mothers babies and families. Prizes were awarded in age groups from one to four years after a health test. Winners included Martyn Moynihan Donald Bozais Alice Brown and Rason Cross. Proceeds fund new chairs for the kindergarten class.
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St. George's Parish
Mary ‘Ward
Gregory
Stow
Martyn’ Moynihan
Albert Moynihan
Great Road
Donald Bozais
Irvine
Astwood
Alice Brown
George ‘Brown
Garfield Street
Rason Cross
Donald Bemis
Miss Ward
Tuttle Vows Action After Vestris Sink Criticism
United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle, reacting to press criticism of the Vestris sinking probe, says Congress will consider safety regulations next month based on expert opinions. Leslie Watson, second officer, to testify if health permits, after injuries from the disaster.
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New York
INS
Vestris
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Congréss
Leslie Watson
The
Watson
Automobiles Must Be Inspected Under Safety Campaign
Marlboro reports a rush to garages as drivers seek inspections of cars under a Governor safety drive. Authorized inspectors will certify that lights brakes and all essential items are checked. Certificates will prove the car has been inspected and avoid penalties for noncompliance.
Chimney Fire Extinguished at 42 Broad Street
Ladder company responded to a chimney fire at 42 Broad Street shortly after 10 PM. A hand chemical was used to extinguish the blaze and no damage was reported.
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Hudson
Broad Street
West Acton Visit Reports By Two Residents
Miss Mabel Wamboldt visited relatives in New Bedford last week. Mrs. Jennie Whitcombe returned from West Meds after a one week visit.
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Mabel Wamboldt
New Bedford
Jennie Whitcombe
West Meds
Longtime Windsor Ave resident dies at home
Edward Heyward, a Windsor Ave resident in Nicead 3 away, died suddenly at home on Saturday. He had lived alone since Mrs. Heyward’s death and had been commuting to Boston for business. Neighbors found him in the doorway after noticing unraised shades on Sunday morning.
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Edward Heyward
Windsor Ave
Mrs. Heyward
Boston
Scouts Award Medals For Troop 1 Contest
Troop 1 Boy Scouts awarded medals to Robert Peter for gold Porter ranks silver and Harvey Dunn for bronze in a recent contest. The group congratulates the boys on their good work.
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Troop 1
Boy Scouts
Robert Peterson
Porter
Harvey Dunn
West School Pupils Present Benefit Evening
The West school pupils staged an evening of singing speaking and dancing with help from teachers and mothers. Candy sales aided fundraising for a new piano and to reduce school debt, with $95 cleared Friday.
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West School
Larkin
Maynard High School Notes Highlights from events and bids
Maynard High School coverage lists the girls hockey photo session at Elson Studio the first girls basketball practice led by Physical Director Rupprecht a charity dance for the Athletic Association funds a big 33 0 win at Hopkinton and a Crowell Publishing fundraiser contest through December 5 aiming to raise 350 for the A A. Senior plans include Purdy as class photographer Glee Club officers Laura Grandahl president Julia White vice president French Club officers Catherine Coughlin treasurer Ruth Bradley president Alice Fearns secretary and plans for next Thursday's season finale at Maynard vs Westboro with a Boston trip by Ancient History students.
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Maynard High School
Elson
Rupprecht
A. A
Hopkinton
Satuday
Chatterton
The
Crowell Publishing Company
Athletic Association
Aman’s Home Companion
Colliers
Crowell
Purdy
Glee Club
Laura, Grandahl
Julia ‘White
Maynard
Westboro
Ancient History Gass
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Lorena Kennedy
Catherine Coughlin
Ruth Bradley
Alice Fearns
Maynard Rangers Win Bowling Match At Local Alleys
Maynard Rangers defeated their opponents in a Monday night bowling match at Maynard alleys. Lawton of Concord rolled a 101 single and Les Penniman led with 283 in three strings. Concord Night Hawks players Beers MacWilliams Miller Lawton posted scores totaling 1255.
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Maynard Rangers
Maynard Alleys
Lawton
Concord
Les Penniman
Concord Night Hawks
Simpson
W Beers
MacWilliams
Miller
Sheridan's Bowling Team Wins K of C League Match
Capt Sheridan's bowling squad defeated Capt Peterson's squad last night at the Lynch alleys in a K of C league tilt. Tourville led singles with 116, while H Peterson contributed to the total. team totals show Sheridan at 253 and Peterson at 326 for the night.
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Sheridan
H. Peterson
Lynch Alleys
Tourville
E. White
J. Sheridan
C. Rainville
T. Maley
J. Lourville
King
Ed Hoffman
Veces
A. Trombley
Maynard Council K of C Holds Turkey Whist Night
The turkey whist at Banonie Hall last night under Maynard Council K of C had thirty tables in play. Joseph Schwab won a turkey and Josephine Gaudette of Concord received another.
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Banonie Hall
F Maynard Council K. of
Joseph Schwab
Josephine Gaudette
Concord
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Moore
Abel
Thri Colonial Hall
Jessie Bradford
M. Harris
Edward Sheehan
Old Road
Rita Steinman
Matthew Steinman
In Street
West Concord
Foreign Mission
Regis College
Weston
John F. Killoren
Laws
Greenville
Tsnac Grange
Natick Granges
I. F. Hall
Trice Elmes
Dorothy
Emma Beharall
Henderickson
Miss Thelon
Philip Vidal
Philip of
Worcester
Charles Carter
Swealth Ave
Tal
Legion Aux
Maynard How
Tuttle
Congress
Concord K.C
Concord Council
K. of C
Edward Sheenan
Tosat
Francis McManus
Maynard Council
Hudson and Concord
William H. Finnick
W. J. Foley
John E. Swift
John V. Donahue Ddsk
Lowell
John J. Donahue Ddsk
Grand Knights of
Clinton, Hudson
Robert J. H. Worcester
Philip Flavin
Thomas Byron
Arthur Riley
Richard McSweeney
James J. Loughlin
J. William Byrom
John B. Lynch
Edward Flavin
Frederick E. Lawton
James J. Finan Jr
Edward W. Sheehan G. K
Thomas J. ,McGann D. G. K
Martin Oweil
West Acton
Edward MacDougal
Larkin Club
Everett Spinney
Harry Holt
Wm. Braman
Benee Nee
Reid
Kamesh
Len Penniman
Leg Penniman
Eer Neene
Glinas
McKenzie Tee
Beland
Eneeet
Boylston
Boreas
Palmouty-Muahscare
Mass
H. Kelley
Crow
Dwyer
H. Kelly
E. Crowley
A. Hird
Maynard Bargers Laxee
Steve
W. Reid
Iss
F. Kamesh Ae
Lerer’s
Ight
Biowham
Er Hart Schaffner
Nee
Marx
Lerer
Main ST
Geo
Nason St
Jeweler
Walnut and
Parker Sts
Peterson
John A. Finigan
Iy Ee
Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co
Maynara Vel
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