Sudbury Tea on the Hill and Tercentenary Plans
The article notes events in Sudbury including Tea on the Hill with Agnes Bourneuf and Martha Handa of Somes, a Dancing Glasses program, and Miss Dun jg returning from an artistic teaching meeting. It highlights the Tercentenary observance next year, tied to Sudbury’s pioneer role in Revolutionary and Indian wars, with regional interest and visitors expected to participate.
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Agnes Bourneuf
Brock
Martha and
Handa
Somes
Tea On the Hill
Ain
Grafige Bal
Dunjg
Wis
Sudbury
United States
Maynard Tuesday Meeting At Ward Methodist Church
An OCR fragment reports a Maynard meeting at Ward Methodist Episcopal Church led by Charles C Garland D D. The subject was Modern worship with Bible study sessions and morning and evening services. The text is garbled but indicates church activities and departures of regular attendants.
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Orsetia
Garland
Mettre
Evworth
Wil
aeRtig
Informal study session on first chapter at Church Home Night
A church event invites attendees to an informal study of the first chapter of the Book. A souvenir copy of the gospel will be given to those who attend a stated gathering.
Surprise wedding toast at Marlboro home
A bridal party gathered at Miss Wilson's Marlboro address to honor her wedding plans. Guests from the Rootwear Company and nearby towns enjoyed an informal reception with music and refreshments. On Wednesday night, October 16, Miss Wilson will wed Robert G. O Brien in a home ceremony.
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Marlboro
Annie R
Atvard Street
Ite Rootwear Company
Wilson
William ‘Findlay
Samuel Wilson
Mary Wor
Malden
Miss Wilson
Robert G. O Brien
Marmigo Society Meeting Plans Holiday Entertainment
Miss Florence Howard and Mrs Charles Nutt were named to plan an entertainment for the Home Worker's sale on December 5. The group decided to present a short play at the event under the Marmigo Society of First Church meeting at the vestry last night.
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Saritoro
Mther Moore
Marmigo Society of
First Church
Florence Howard
Charles Nutt
Rotary speaker from Hudson shares Poland Springs trip
John M. Miller vice president of the Hudson Rotary and Firestone Footwear Co spoke at Cochran hall on his three day stay at Poland Springs Maine. The program was chaired by Robert S. Osterhout with arrangements by Dr. C. L. Perrault for a weekend trip to Harwichport. Past presidents led singing and a Marlboro club visitor attended the session led by President Edward F. Morgan Jr.
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Hudson
John M. Miller
Hudson “Rotary Club
Firestone Footwear Co
Poland Springs
Cochran Hall
Robert S. Osteriout
C. L. Perrault
Harwichport
Wood Square
Perrault
L. D Wood
Unitarian Women Meet Here Thursday
Marlboro reports the Worcester League of Unitarian women will hold meetings at the local Unitarian church Thursday at 11 o'clock with women from surrounding towns invited. Box lunches will be served at noon and speakers of interest will address both sessions. More details will appear tomorrow.
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Marlboro
Worcester League of Unitarian Women
Unitarian
Auxiliary Banquet Honors Veterans and Guests
The unit Veterans held a full course banquet at 7 o clock with Gen. Neva Young as caterer. Elizabeth Lovering and Josephine Bates were guests of honor, each giving brief addresses. A birthday cake with candles was shared, then the auxiliary met in tower hall for a business session.
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Mariboro
Ann Feary
Neva Young
Elizabeth Lovering
Woburn
Josephine Bates
Worcester
Elizabeth Estabrooke
Elizebeth Carpenter
Tower Hall
Kellie-Smith
Forty Hours Devotion Ends At St Marys Church
The closing exercises of the Forty Hours Devotion at St Marys Church drew large crowds with Rev Emile officiating as music filled the services. Holy Communion was shared with over 1000 at the 5 30 and 7 oclock masses. Visiting clergy from out of town assisted including Rev J B Labossiere Lynn Mrs F Lariviere Hudgon Rev Stanslaus Verdette Brockton Rev Roland Dion Teev Joseph Dumas Newton and Rev Charles Cordmier Shirley.
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Marlboro
St. Mary’s Church
Emile
Pont
Leonidas
Reid
Laying New Cement Sidewalk Obstructed by Property Owners
A town project to lay new cement sidewalk on the south side of Central street from Green street aims for a five foot walk. Supt Edward Fy Morgan suspended work after several abutting owners objected to increasing the cement portion of the sidewalk.
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Hudox
Ee Atte Oying
Central
Green Street
Edward Fy.Morgan
Hudson-Hudson Town Opens Midland League Bowling Season
Hudson-Hudson Town led by Arthur Parent anchored the team in a Bowlaway alleys opener. Maynard and Lynch posted the best scores for opponents as fans sensed a keen rivalry and potential high-caliber bowling once players regain their form.
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Hudson
Hudson Town
Maynard T
Biwion
Arthur
Parent
Courtenary
Inidne
Lynch
Hudson-The Berlin Tuesday Club Holds First Meeting
The Hudson Berlin Tuesday Club held its first meeting of the season yesterday afternoon in the Seen. Mrs Wheeler, president, led the business session. A one act play titled Rocking Chair Row was planned by several members. Tea was served by a committee including Mrs Marion Roys, Mrs Venture Jacobs, Mrs Florence Jackson, Mrs Adeline Palmonton, Mrs Florence Hill, and Mrs Emma Littlefield.
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Hudsén
Berlin
Wheeler
Ighair Row
Marion Roys
Venture Jacobs
Florence Jackson
Adeline Palmonton
MracFlorence Hill
Emma Littlefield
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R. Capon
Maynard
Daily Sun
J.M. Miller
Rotary
Konietchiy
Hous
Fie
Glenwood Robertshaw
Robertshaw
Maynard T. T Invkeague
Were “Hudeon
T. T
Courtenibuene
SV Rem Occasias
Foodard
Peterson
Itguie Sade
Rillette
Lynch Fee E Enwede
Main St
Cornford
Tel
Lowell
Merchants’ Division— Chamber of Commerce
Loerti
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