Ford Road Opens From Marlboro to Wayside Inn
The Henry Ford road built under Henry Ford and manager K J Boyer at a cost of 250000 opens for public travel October 165. It runs from East Main Street hill Marlboro to east of the Wayside Inn, about 1 3/4 miles long with a straight course and fewer curves. It will be given to the State and aims to reduce truck-caused damage and noise to the Inn.
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Henry Ford
Main Street
Marlboro
Wayside Inn
K J Boyer
Ford
Passea the Inn
Edith Rogers Visits South Acton Representative Tours Village
Hon Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell, congresswoman for Massachusetts Fifth District, paid an official visit to South Acton on Monday afternoon. The Universalist church L S C will host a vestry dinner on Tuesday October 11 from 12 to 1 50 p m.
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Edith ‘Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Fifth Mass
Washington
Universalist Church
Church Service With Pulpit Guest on October 14
Universalist Church announces morning service at 10 30 led by Rev Ralph A Barker occupying the pulpit. Sunday school follows at noon.
West Acton Visits and Local Vacations Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Lar mn Goddard of Waltham visited Birnday with Goddard parents Mr and Mrs Warren B Goddard. Mrs John Olsen returned from Allen Lake New Hampshire. Richard Rosato attended Boston College Navy game in Annapolis. Mr and Mrs George Peirce of Waltham were Sunday visitors. John Clement is on a two week vacation from Mass Reformatory duties.
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Lar Mn Goddard
Waltham
Birnday
Residents Return Home From Excursions And Fairs
Miss Hazel S Morehouse returned to Swastika Villa North Acton on Saturday after several weeks away at Digby Nova Scotia. Mrs Anna Nixon came back after several months and works at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert T Pratt on Maple Street. Tony Soares, noted for apple culture and a string of prizes at Acton Fair, carried his exhibits to the Brockton Fair last week and also won.
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Hazel S. Morehouse
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Digby
Nova Scotia
Anna Nixon
Herbert T. Pratt
Maple Street
Tony Soares
Acton Fair
Brockton Fair
Bridge Worker Injured At Cole's Corner
William Murphy of West Concord was badly cut by an adze while rebuilding the Cole's corner bridge on Tuesday. He was treated by Dr. O L Clark and sent home.
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Cole’s Corner
William Murphy
West Concord
O. L. Clark
New Coats Dresses and Hats Added This Week
Fullenton Hat Shop on Main St Maynard opposite the post office announces new arrival week with coats dresses and hats available for spring plans.
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Fullenton Hat Shop
Main St
Maynard
P. O. Ady
Parsonage Services and Plan for Church Rally
Rev C E Carroll leads a full week at the Brooks Street church with a special rally program titled Working Together as God's Family featuring a long roster of officers teachers and soloists. Epworth League meets for Facing the Future and the sermon discusses Twisting the Tiger's Tail. District Meeting with E Stanley Jones on Oct 16 at Egworth Church Worcester is highlighted. New members welcomed five adults baptized last Thursday and several families join.
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Wm. Naylor
Church School
Aliee Grindrod
Edith McAuslin
Ruth Foster
Alan Palmer
Edwin Carlton
West
Irma Howard
Howard Whitney
Florence Ings
Walter Crowley
Loraifne Koch
Epworth League
Ruth Perkins
Lindsey Smith
Anna Priscilla Risher
Harold Wilcox
South Circle
Egworth Church
Worcester
E. Stanley Jones
Othr
Blue Bird
Girl Scouts
Alice Grindrod
Joshua
North Circle
Agnes Binks
Brown Street
Elmore Mills
Victor Salloway
Warren
Bemis
Ida Kidney
Ladies Aid Society
Wm. Duckworth
Amesbury High School crushes Maynard in Midland League clash
Amesbury HS powered past Maynard HS 33 to 7 at Alumni Field. Four first half touchdowns by the huskies forced Maynard to use their seconds early. Ovelette Wittanen and Clark scored for Amesbury with Frigard adding key late points as Maynard’s defense clamped down after halftime before conceding another score.
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Amesbury H. S
Maynard HS
Alumni Field
Amesbury
Magnara
Charley Broderick
Tanio Fingard
Maynard
Amesbury Huskies
Hudson H
Hudson
Columbus
Amesbury HS
Maynard H . Joubert
Bradshaw
Re Zaporeski
Makela Pettingill
Richardson
King W
Frigard
Ovelette
Wittanen
Clark
Copplestone
T Frigard
Rush
Higgins
Keene
Howe
Third Person Sermon Highlight at Concord Church
The Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church lists a week of events led by Pastor Gail Cleland. Activities include Boy Scouts Troop 2 meetings, a Sunday service, and a dramatic reading by Minnie Merriam Rasmus of California titled The Neighbor. The schedule spans Oct. 12 to Oct. 19 with a special meeting, midweek service, and notes on leadership changes in the Women’s Union.
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Gail Cleland
Boy Scouts
Minnie Merriam Rasmus
California
Rasmus
New York
Cleland
Concord
Woman’s Union
Henry P Thorpe
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Thomas Meighan
Hudson Co-operative Bank
Frank S
Naso
St. Maynard
Geo. H. Gutteridge Jeweler
Nason St
Walnut St
Mayne Battery
W. A. Twombly
Mass
Armands Beauty Shops
Lowell For
South Acton
West Acton
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Carroll
Pastor ‘Parsonage
Brooks St. Tel
Lebel
Brayden
Wilcox
A Frigard
Sczerer Wittanen Fb
Peoples Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Wheel OF Chance
Pathe News
Charlie Murray
Aesops Fables
David Rellins and
Sue Carol
IBALL
Borzag
Iene Fs
Hun FeVie
EN Yy Gaynor
Mary Philbin
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord, Mass
Coat and Dress Factory
P.O
E. Z. Stanley
Acton
A. G. Ziegler
C. Gruber Bros
Gruber Bros
J. J. Bradley
UNION
Rawford
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