Town Meeting Debates Over Welfare and Public Works
A spirited session in Hudson last night saw clashes over budget items and town by laws. Voters debated appropriations for Welfare, Soldiers Relief, sidewalks, garbage collection, and police signals, with motions challenged and a final vote totaling about four dollars on the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Speciatin
Harry V. Madden
Finance Committee
Henry M. Stewart
Madden
T. G. Dyson
John M. Meserve
Welfare Department
James E Walsh
Commissioners of Public Works
John H Kane
Meserve
Taree
Membe
John A. Berquist
Lawes
Wood Square
Frederick P Glazier
Kane
Eee Ware
Dyson
Reverend Daniels Delivers From Day to Day Sermon in Concord
The First Parish Unitarian church in Concord featured a Sunday morning sermon by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels on the subject From Day to Day. The Concord Lodge of Elks met in the rebuilt Elks Hall after months of absence, outlining plans for a busy Fall season. Miss William O. Pought hosted a bridge evening at 14 Highland Street with prizes won by Mrs. George I Gardner and Mrs. John E Hannon.
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Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
William
West Concord Girl Scouts Hold First Meeting
The first meeting of the West Concord Girl Scouts was held at the Harvey Wheeler school on Thursday October 6. Mrs. Fred T. Boyd in charge of this year’s Tradp, attended Scout Training school in the summer. She will be assisted by Miss Eunice Miller and Miss Olive Hatch as lieutenants.
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W&s
Glazier
Madden
Wardell
Morris
Finance Committee
Meserve
Light and Power Board
Rowh
Dyson
Light and Power Department
Ernest G Pereons
Dr. Glazier
Stattes
Mittee
Health Board
West Concord Girl Scouts
Harvey Wheeler School
Tradp
Fred T. Boyd
Eunice Miller
Olive Hatch
Girl Scout Dance Set At Harvey Wheeler School Hall
The West Concord Girl Scouts host a dance Friday night October 14 in the Harvey Wheeler school hall. Mrs. Ivan D. Servais directs with Miss Julia Dee providing music. Dancing lasts from 7 30 to 11 and refreshments will be served.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Ivan D. Servais
Julia Dee
West Concord Brownie Troop Holds First Meeting of Year
The West Concord Brownie Troop met on Tuesday October 11 led by Mrs Neil Radcliffe of Baker Avenue with Ruth Waite assisting as Pack Leader and as Tawny Owl.
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West Concord
Neil Radcliffe
Baker Avenue
Tawny Owl
Ruth Waite
West Concord Woman's Club Opens New Season with Princess Tourmanoff
The West Concord Woman's Club begins its season Friday afternoon October 21 at Odd Fellows Hall. Princess Sophie Tourmanoff, of Imperial Russian descent, will recount experiences under the Bolsheviks and escape from Russia. She will also sing Russian folk songs. Club officials Mrs. Ernest Pringle and Mrs. Arthur F. Adams plan to attend the Federation meeting in Framingham this week.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Sophie Tourmanoff
Russia
Toumaroff
Ernest Pringle
Arthur F. Adams
Framingham
West Concord P T A to Discuss Money Managers System
West Concord P T A will hold an October meeting at Harvey Wheeler School on Wednesday October 20. President Fred T Rovd announces the program featuring Miss Florence Parnard originator of the Money Managers System to be taught to students with the School Savings Bank plan. Superintendent of schools and school committee members are invited.
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West Concord
Parent— Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Fred T. Rovd
Florence Parnard
School Savings Bank
Seb
Cones
Edward W. Sheehan
West Concord Talented Trio To Perform In Musical Program
The entertainment committee announces a musical program by three West Concord artists Miss Velma Hinman violin Miss Dorothy Miner piano and Miss Margaret Hearn soprano who would shine in any company. Refreshments will be served. Miss Mary W Sheehan Regis College 36 spent the weekend with her parents Selectman and Mrs Edward W Sheehan Old Bridge road as guest her roommate Miss Dorothea Breck Newport R I.
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West Concord
Velma Hinman
Dorothy Miner
Margaret Hearn
Mary W. Sheehan
Regis College
Selectman
Edward W. Sheehan
Old Bridge Road
Dorothea Breck
Newport
R. I
Annursnac Grange Hosts Lighthearted Warner Hall Meeting
Members of Annursnac Grange gathered Monday evening in Warner Hall for a merry gathering. Lecturer Miss Laura Sherburne led a program of diverting games and stunts instead of the Italian night originally announced.
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Annursnac Grange
Warner Hall
Laura Sherburne
Corrected results in Acton coffee spelling contest announced
George A Richardson notes an error in last week’s report naming Miss Priscilla Mead winner with 204. Flora E Reed submitted 400 ys of spelling Coffee and is recognized. The error followed a busy contest with many answers.
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George A. Richardson
Acton Fair
Priscilla Mead
Flora E. Reed
Reed
Richardson
Boston Herald
Dudley Pickman
Dudley Road
St. Michael’s Church
Athletic Club of
Bedford
Town Hall
Edwin Jones
Great Road
Cape Cod
Women of Moose Host Bridal Shower for Mary Wilson
Mary Wilson was tendered a pre nuptial shower by Women of the Moose at the Hamilton home of Mrs Hugh on Commonwealth Avenue. The event honored the first bride to join the local Moose unit and featured celebration by members of the organization.
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Mary Wilson
Hugh
Hamilton
Commonwealth Avenue
Women of the Moose
M‘ss. Wilson
Marlboro Fish and Game Club seeks fishing rights
Members of the Marlboro Fish and Game Association plan to petition Gov. Joseph B. Ely for fishing rights in the Metropolitan basins and two local ponds Lake Williams and Millham pond. A three member committee with Dr. J. L. Bacon of Southboro will seek an appointment this week to present the petition and discuss restrictions with the Marlboro water commission.
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Metropolitan Basin
Water Board
Lake Williams
Millham
Marlboro
Daniel F. O’connor
Walter Cotting
Ovide Lanois
Ely
Water Commission
Marlboro Ponds
Markboro
Sportmen’s Club
Bride of William Ce lorier married at Immaculate Conception
On Sunday October 16 the bride of William Ce lorier of Saxonville was married at Immaculate Conception church. Forty guests attended and presented Miss Wilson with gifts including a reed chair from the organization. A mock marriage featured the event with Miss Catherine Misener of Southboro as the match. The bridal party included Mrs Ella Burns Mrs Eva Daniels Delores Forte Harriet Hamilton Alice Naugler Daisy MacQuade Geneva Cipriano Delia Barrett. Serving the buffet luncheon were Mrs Ella Burns Mrs Ella Auclaire Mrs Ida Gaynor Miss Loretta Brodeur Millis Mrs Alice Naugler and Mrs Eva Daniels.
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Titfe
William Celorier
Saxonville
Immaculate Conception
Miss Wilson
Hugh Hamilton
Catherine Misener
Southboro
Ella Burns
Eva Daniels
Delores Forte
Harriet Hamilton
Alice Naugler
Daisy MacQuade
Geneva Cipriano
Delia Barrett
Ella Auclaire
Ida Gaynor
Loretta Brodeur
Millis
Marlboro Students Win Spots on State Education Board Admittance
Eight Marlboro young men have had their applications accepted by the Massachusetts Education Board for admission. The move signals strong local talent entering statewide programs and highlights regional educational opportunities.
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Massachusetts Education Board
Trade school enrollments from Worcester list nine students
A communication to Mayor Charles A Lyons lists nine applicants for Worcester Trade School courses. Names include John H Boothby 142 Bolton street drafting and machine, John Bucklar 27 Main street drafting, Jerome P Daoust 68 Grant street machine, Walter Forbes Felton street drafting, Norman Gaboury 28 Concord street pattern, Edward Gallagher 56 Devens street drafting, Robert Garcia 34 Lincoln street pattern, John Davis 44 Bridge street machine, and William I Smith 38 Maple street plumbing.
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Sion
Worcester
DeMolays Plan Barn Dance at Hillside School
Marlboro Marlborough Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will host its first fall social Friday night a barn dance at Hillside school. Local youths and parents are invited as members showcase community involvement and fraternity activities.
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DeMolays
Marlboro
Marlborough
Hillside School
Mizpah Chapter 0 E S Inspected in Marlboro Masse Hall
Mizpah Chapter No 29 O E S held a formal inspection last night in Masse Hall Marlboro with many visiting guests from New England. Deputy Grand Matron Mane K Hongaton assisted by Deputy Grand Marshal Mabel I Smith Acting Grand Patron F E Worths of Worcester presided. Franklin G Fields of Boston tenor soloist and W E Colbath of Natick organist provided music enhancing the ceremony.
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Florence M. Colbath
Cynthia K. Fiske
Natick
Katherine A. Hall
Anna B. Potter
Florence L. Howard
Marlboro
Harriet Simpson
Falm
Mail delivery and post office hours update noted
The notice states a single delivery of mail on Columbus Day with rural routes included. Post office hours are 6:30 to 1 day, lobby open for lock box holders from 6 pm, and a street box option at 4 pm. A supper was served before a meeting hosted by Mrs ft V Bonin and committee.
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H Baker
Ft V. Bonin
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