Ladies Benevolent Society marks 82nd anniversary
The Ladies Benevolent of the Congregational church celebrated its 82nd anniversary with a program last Thursday in March. Mrs Art H Young presided as president and a supper followed the program despite rain. A speech by Pastor Vance and a two part history traced 50 and 32 years of the society.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Ladies Benevolent of the Congregational
Arch
Art H. Young
Fternoon
Tufts College
Howard Case
Matthew A. Vance
Levi Smith
Assabet Ladies Benevolent Society
Maynard
The
Commonwealth
Autumn Wedding on Florida Road Unites Fiard-Miss Lenore Rita N and Joseph Stantewycz
Lenore Rita N fiard daughter of Mr and Mrs Shusta marries Joseph Stantewycz son of Mr and Mrs Kochnowicz on Florida road in a ceremony that drew guests from Hudson Norwood Fitchburg Boston Gardner and Medford. John Zapareski was best man. Bridesmaids wore pink and carried pink roses. Reception followed. The groom a 1930 graduate of Worth Institute and athlete is employed at Assa. The couple plans a Canada New York wedding tour and will reside on Florida road.
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Fiard
Lenore
Ritan
Shusta
Joseph Stanteymowicz
Kochnowicz
Florida Road
John Zapareski
Louie
Jom
Sis
Mary ~ Yakalis
Lydia” Pacilis
Fan- Pacilis
Nellie
Yanuskiewics la Kochniowieg
Ash
Adolph Chyzus
Alexah Kulevich
Vincent Labowicz
H Girdziewiski
Ie3nk
Belasd
Charles Shiasatbride
Hudson, Worchester
Norwood
Fitchburg
Boston
Ton, Gardner
Medford
Canada
New York
Reed Farm Sale Notice Remnant of October Auction
Auction at Reed Farm BurlingtonMass lists wide goods including oak dining table sideboard chests pictures and household items. Sale scheduled for Thursday and Friday October 20 with doors opening at 8 oclock. Local notice cites Mass Burlington Ridge Street location and variety of furniture and household items.
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Finigan
Fuemaree’ i
Mass
Reed Ee
Reed Farm
Mass Ridge Street
Burlington
Thumba
Hall
Concord Couple Weds In Cochituate Ceremony
West Concord resident Miss Olive Lobdell Hatch married Edward Francis Foley of Wayland at St Zephrius Church Cochituate. The couple will reside at 119 Josephine Avenue West Somerville after November 3. The bride's father Edgar H Hatch celebrates his 48th wedding anniversary on the couple’s wedding day.
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Olive Lobdell Hatch
Edgar H. Hatch
Barrett's Mill Road
West Concord
Edward Francis Foley
Patrick Foley
Wayland
St.’ Zephrius Church
Cochituate
George H Chaput
Laura’ C. , Olsen
West ‘Concord
John J
Sherburne Street
Lexington
Foley
Concord High School
Fisher Business College
Massachusetts General Hospital
West Concord Union Church
iSaang Isne
Cara .P. Hatch
Mr. Foley
Wayland, High School
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord
Somerville
Elected officers lead VFW auxiliary meeting in week
Sophie Walsh elected president with Mary Wright senior vice president Dorothy Roche junior vice president Katherine Matson treasurer Hiher Thane chaplain Margret Boothroyd guard Mabel Holly trustee in a well attended VFW auxiliary meeting at headquarters. A whist event followed with prizes awarded including Annie Scully and Martha Rich among many others. An additional party is planned for next Brig aight.
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Mazynard Post V. F. W. Auxiliary
Sophie “Walsh
Martha Rich
Mrs. Moreau
Amy Ryan
Annie White
Theresa Perrillo
Ethel Crowther
M O'Donnell
Tobin
Ethel Thane
Brig Aight
Noble Grand Installed at Concord Lodge Installation
Edwin M. Edwardsen, 22 Central Street, West Concord, installed as Noble Grand of Concord Lodge I O F at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening. Ceremony followed supper led by District Deputy Grand Master Lewis D Nichols. staff from Prospect Lodge aided installation. Rich fraternal address and accolades given to retiring Noble Grand George C Manter.
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Edwin M. Edwardsen
Central Street
West Concord
Noble Grand
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Robert M. Prentiss
Lewis Ds. Nichols
Arlington
Milton H. Doore
Freedom Wentworth
Arthur Derbyshire
William W Brown
Howard Mullen
Charles E Fish
Carin Beregston
George Wyman
Prospect Lodge of
Waltham
Nichols
PDDGM
George C Manter
Mr. Edwardson
Joseph Hay
John P Allen
Harrie P. Nims
Henry H Hawley
RVG
Frank Waite
Harold’ H* “Hall
HSS
Harold Ruble
Etee McAuley
Henry W Harmon
C. Waldo’ MacWilliams
Robert E Cousins
Lodge
New Concord Council installs officers and honors Grand Knight
John W. Whalen of 18 Grant Street is named arene knight in Concord Republic City, succeeding Terence J. McHugh who led the council for two years. A memorial mass is set for St Bernard’s Church October 12 at 8 am with officers installed including Edward Cullinane DGE and Bernard McKenna treasurer.
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John W. Whalen
Grant ‘Street
Concord
Cou . C
Council
Monument Hall
Terence J. McHugh
Edward Cullinane
Patrick A. Smith
Joseph McKenna
Martin O'skin
Daniel C. Sullivan
Frederick Lawton
Bernard A. McKenna
Philip Dee
Elmer Ross
Newton
Belmont Council
Patrick J. Moynahan
Roslindale
Thomas Hannah
Melrose
Eee Mee
St. Pertiaeey
Sullivan
Seen J.mchugh
Concord Men’s Club opens season with motor safety talk
About 100 men attended the Concord Men’s Club season opener last week Tuesday, including many from West Concord. Chauncey G. Hubbell of the Registry of Motor Vehicles in Massachusetts delivered an illuminating talk on motor accident causes and prevention, urging Concord to replace the motorcycle patrol to save money.
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Concord
West Concord
Chauncey G. Hubbell
Massachusetts.” Registry of Motor Vehicles Office
Charé
Grange Club Hosts Monday Night Meeting
A graded summary notes a Mayuaa Grange meeting held Monday night at Grange hall. The program included entertainment with Mrs Marion White, Ethel Sheppard, and Dorothy Alving listed among those attending.
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Mayuaa Jrange
Grange Hall
Tao
Ms Mar
Ethel Sheppler
Dorothy Alving
Display Flags on Pulaski Day Parade Route Planned
Business men and residents along Main Nasén urged by the united fish societies and Ace Age. Dziok as General Chairman to display flags on October 15. A parade is planned from St. Casimir's church to the High school auditorium.
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Main
Nasén
United Fish. Societies
Ace Age
Dziok
Pulaski
St. Casimir’s Church
Fake Smallpox Hoax Report Stirs Health Board
A bogus note claiming smallpox at a house was sent to deter collectors. Chairman Cowles and state health officials reviewed the matter as authorities traced a ruse by an unnamed individual who pretended to be a doctor. A second message afterward claimed no danger. The board sought to identify the instigator.
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Maynard
Lester
Dehes
Heath
Hig
Shech
State Health
Who
Man Cowles
Tealth
Cowles
Aure
West Concord Woman's Club Opens Season with Talk
The West Concord Woman's Club opens Friday October 20 at 3 PM in Warner Hall. Miss Mabel Harris presents a talk and photos on her western travels in cowboy attire. Acting presidents serve during Mrs. Borden’s recovery. the Enterprise will publish the full year program next week.
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West Concord
Hugo Matson Elected Grand Officer for Lodge Anniversary
Hugo Matson elected est grand and Noble Grand at a lodge meeting with Howard Prescott Lester Albert Hodges George Jamieson and William Jones named officers for five years. Instalation set for Oct 18 with J Wesley Jones D D G M presiding. Lodge plans 50th anniversary events and a Cecil Taylor fellowship. grand officers invited to the celebration in Weston.
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Fellows
Red Man
Tibbetts Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
A garbled notice honors Mr and Mrs Arthur F Tibbetts on their silver wedding anniversary, noting Mrs Florences Ellsworth Tibbetts from Maine and Mr Tibbetts from Biddeford arriving in Concord. The couple have three children and connections to the Geneo State Guard Veteran Association.
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Concord
Arthur F. Tibbette
Tibbetts
Florencs
C. Ellsworth
Maine
Rom
Geneo State Guard Veteran Association
Pauline
William
Conca
Igh ‘Adout
Eli
Concord Lodge Hosts Memorial and Banquet in Masonic Event
Concorda lodge A F and A M welcomed many guests for a Monday meeting with officers led by Rt Wor J Billerica District Grand Master and Lowell Maconie District. supper was served at seven in the banquet hall. A memorial service for late George W Blake was held by Worshipful Master William J Davis with chaplain Rev Alfred W Stone. A District Deputy and committee escorted members into the lodge room while praise and warm welcomes followed.
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George W. Blake
William J. Davis
Alfred W. Stone
Warren B. Goddard
Harold Oates
William H. Davis
Mstte Birt
Wer
Philp C. Holden
Sachusetts Grandge
Erbert
Pentucket
Lo Missey
Noor Kites
Kitwimming Aaa
Wiliam Nop
I. Jenkins
William North Lodge
Everett. T. Reed
Pentucket Lodge
James A. Grant
York
Lowell
Harold BE. Pivey
W. W
Thomas Talbot Lodge
Ralph ‘A. Johnson
J. W
John. Perry
J. W. Kiltimming
Lodge
Arthur A. A. Stewart
William North
Longe
Edmund L. French
Thomas ‘Talbot
Bedford Man Dies After Fall in Private Burial Service
Bedford man David Williams died after a fall last Thursday afternoon breaking his hip. He is survived by his wife Grace and daughter Virginia and a brother Joseph with whom he lived. Private burial services were held Monday afternoon at Shawsheen cemetery.
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David
Wilams
Great
Williams
Grace
Virginia
Joseph
Shawsheen' Cemetery
Athlétic Club Hosts Bruze and Whist Night at Polly's
Bedford reports last Friday’s Athlétic Club event at Polly's on the Great Road featuring whist and bridge. Players named include Emily Freeman Bickford Tony Caroto Dominick James Loretta Poleo Robert Hart Leon Consolation awarded to Mrs Emma Persal.
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Bedford
Athlétic Club
Aiamice
Edwin Ere
A“Stanley
William
Peety, Irs
Frank Cloutier
Conte
Pocesiks. Ag
Young Pigeons Fly 200 Miles
Report notes sixteen young pigeons completed a 200 mile flight from Marlboro. Faddoul arranged the race with Marlboro coopers aiding transport and training efforts.
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Faddoul
Marlboro
Maynard Coady and Edward St Michel Wed in Marlboro
Sunday afternoon ceremony at St Bridget's Church united Miss Frances B Coady daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Coady 60 Thompson Street with Edward Oscar St Michel son of Mrs Delphine St Michel 81 Washington Street Marlboro The rite was conducted by Rev Walter Roche in the presence of relatives and friends A reception followed at the bride and groom return from Canada they will live on Win Street Marlboro with the groom working as a shoe worker The couple are well known in local society and will be celebrated by family and friends across several nearby towns.
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Maynard
Frances B. Coady
John W. Coady
Thompson ‘Street
Edward Oscar St. Michel
Delphine St. Michel
Washington Street
Marlboron
Walter Roche
St Bridget’s Church
Mary’ Coady
Pride
Edward Granger
Aeta
Méribord
Hudson
Boston
Watertown
Lawrence
Necticut
Hab Ae
Canada
Win Street
Marlboro
Ami
St. Bridget’s Church
Groon Fae Mether
the. Marlboro Aan
Bosles
Society of St. Jean
Concord Historic Homes Open For Charity Event
Margaret Lothrop le Hoste and the children are connected to historic houses in Concord. The Orchard House on Lexington Road, famous as the setting for The Five Little Peppers, and The Wayside, home of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s family, opened for a charitable event organized by the Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association to aid young beneficiaries. The event includes a reading of an old fashioned tale.
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Guetis
Sidney
Concord
Orchard House
Lexington Road
Nathaniel Re
Hanrthiorim
Louis May Alcott
Mise Lothrop
Louisa” T Memorial Association
Akees
Lothrop
Daniel Lothrep
Margaret Sidney
Maynard Faces Board Over Alleged Impersonation Plot
An article describes Maynard being investigated by the Board of Health after an weekend incident where he allegedly pretended to be a doctor and claimed a smallpox cage existed. The board decided not to prosecute but warned of consequences and costs.
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Maynard
Senator Walsh to Be Columbus Day Speaker
The Maynard Polish community plans a Columbus Day program starting at St Casimir church with a wreath laid at the Monument and a procession to Washing oh auditorium. Senator Walsh is slated as the principal speaker with Polish groups and local clergy to participate in the event.
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Senator Walsh
Gevue
Arenas
Sirti
St. Casimir
Sumnertreets
I Clinton
Reed Dies in South Acton After Illness
L E Reed passed away at his son Everett W Reed’s Maple Street home in South Acton after a six week illness. Born August 1861 in Littleton, he later lived in Boxboro and attended Phillips Academy Exeter and business college. He married Augusta Windso n in 1890 at Littleton. Services were held at his residence with friends among survivors including Everett and Kenneth Reed and other local kin.
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South Acton
Lorenzo EK
Misa ‘Augusta Aughter
Windso
Rewsi
E. A
CIA E. Cung Poel
Ivery
Overette
Kenneth F
Gomb
N Wetherbee
O. Flint
Dsor Goodnow
Sudbury Tax Rate Test Mentions $27.00 Pot Water
A test references a water pot and lists a Sudbury tax rate of $27.00. The note repeats the amount and ties it to a water pot test scenario in the municipal context.
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Sudbury
E O Childs to Speak Here
Former mayor and councillor E O Childs will give a speech at the local venue. The event highlights his long service and public career with emphasis on local governance and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Childs
Mya
Childs
4Er
Organize School Leader Hitmen Tendotin
Organization name appears as a fragmented line featuring Catherine Hoffman and faculty director roles. Details are unclear, but references imply a school or music program with leaders and performers in trumpet piano and teant goe ius. The readable parts suggest a possible event or organizational item needing clarification.
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Hitmen
Tendotin
Catherine Hoffman
Teant Goeius
Tor
Lovely
Direc
Fragmented Note Sparks Unclear Canal Inquiry
A partial OCR fragment hints at a canal related matter with references to people and actions, but the text is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or a defined event. The readable portions suggest a discussion or report on canal work without concrete details.
Alumni football clash set for tomorrow afternoon
Alumni coach Maynard leads Haid team in a 2 2:30 pm game noted as a big battle. The home crowd is expected to pack the stadium for the first city rivalry since a string of strong performances.
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Haid
al Lér
Maynard
Range
Lake 88
O’donnell
Henachis
Thos
Stavden
Tek Boys
Maynard Man Appointed Deputy F
Stanley J. Sienkiewicz of this town, formerly an accountant for the American Woden Company, has been appointed deputy financial official by the Bureau of Internal Revenue for Massachusetts. An official notice confirms the promotion and new duties.
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Maynard Man
Stanley J. Sienkiewicz
American Woden Company
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
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Ini Society
Wes
Hora Shusta
Adc
A. Ee
Opworth Institute
Assa
Olive L. Hatch
Edward F. Foley
Sophie Walsh
V.F.W
Edward M. Edwardsen
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. Concord Club
Hugo Matson
Miss Frances
Coady
Margaret Lothrop ‘le Hoste
Maynard H
Casimir’s
Clara .Bogolih
John 8. Dziok
Mire
Prh
L. E. Reed
So. Acton
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