Miss Elizabeth Bosley Weds in Quiet Concord Ceremony
In Concord a quiet wedding joined Miss Elizabeth le Vermandois Bosley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Bosley, to Mr. Brewster. The ceremony, led by Bishop Brewster and two other clergymen, was attended by close relatives and a few friends due to recent losses and illness. The bride wore a 100 year old cream satin gown with her mother's veil. a small reception followed. The couple plan a motor honeymoon and will reside in Hartford, Connecticut.
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Concord
Haturuay
Grace Church
Bath Me
Quaries -Rissell Peck
Trinity ¢Hurch
Brewster
Chauncey’ Brewster
Bishop Brewster
Hartford
Conn
Alice Blake Newell
Boston
James. M. Newell
Commonwealth Avenue
Benjamin ‘Yates Brewster
Nathaniel N. Noble
New York
Kent School
Yale
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Edward Sohier Bosley
Bertha St. J. Graves
Mrs Bobby Jones Takes Up Husband's Name
Mrs Bobby Jones, wife of the world famous golfer, shown on an Atlanta course, has adopted her husband’s surname about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Atlanta, Ga
Radio Stars Memorize Boswell Sisters Arrangements
The Boswell Sisters in The Big Broadcast perform and memorize over 30 arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boswell Sisters
District Deputy Grand Master Temple to Install Hudson I O O F Officers
John Temple District Deputy Grand Master and his Marlboro party visit Hudson to install Hudson lodge I O O F officers in Odd Fellows hall. Supper at 6 30. Officials to be installed and remarks to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple
Marlboro
Hudson
Hudson Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Theo Karle Debuts Young Singer in Major Venues
Perry Iowa native Theo Karle began singing at fourteen and soon appeared at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He toured fifty nine concerts with the New York Philharmonic and performed in Paris at the Opera Comique before returning to America as Earl Caro's leading man. The article notes his automobile hobby and multiple coast trips, and mentions a Rexall One Cent Sale and Johnson Pharmacy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Karle
Columbia
Jay C. Flippencies
California
New York
Old Waldorf-Astoria
Rubenstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Opera Comique
Paris
Royal ‘Opera
Monte Carlo
America
Earl
Caro
Theo
Perry
Iowa
Hudson Master Leads Delegation to Worcester Reception
Hudson master Emile J. Denis of Hudson Grange led a delegation to Worcester yesterday for a New England reception honoring the National Master. Weekend hosts were Mr and Mrs W Edward Coolidge of Central Street entertaining Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowley and Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Walpole. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Googins of Florence Street travel to Meredith Connecticut for a week with relatives. Doctor A E Gilbert is slated to speak.
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Emile J. Denis
Hudson Grange
Worcester
New England
W. Edward Coolidge
Central Street
Ralph Bowley
Milford
Frank Smith
Walpole
Malcolm Googins
Florence Street
Meredith, Conn
New Hudson Post Names Walter E Boyd Commander
Home and office at 80 Central Street. Capt Walter E Boyd and new commander A L participate as residences move from Gates Avenue and he presides at first Hudson post meeting in Legion hall tonight.
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Central Street
Gates Avenue
Walter E. Boyd
Hudson Post
A. L
Legion Hall
Last Rites Held For Nelson J Cole In South Acton
Nelson J Cole 69 years old, prominent South Acton resident, died Friday October 7. Born Readville Maine June 2 1863 he moved to Acton in 1873 and built a local business including Nat’s restaurant and news store after 1906. He served as assistant postmaster and was known for kindness and community ties until illness forced his retirement.
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South Acton
Nelson J. Cole
Cole
Abram
Frances A. (Stain) Cole
Readville
Maine
Cole’s Corner
Concord
Nat’s
Another Light Plant Pays
Mr. Frank G. Newell of Marlboro praises the Hudson Massachusetts municipal electric plant. He notes low rates at three cents per kilowatt hour and a single meter while describing a major diesel engine upgrade and a $35 000 welfare gift funded from earnings with no extra tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston American
Frank G. Newell
Marlboro
Municipal Electric
Burlington
Hudson
Mass
Obituary for South Acton Resident Passes After Public Service
A respected South Acton citizen known for fairness and community welfare died. He married Gracie Maud in 1892 and Mabel Mallinson in 1910, leaving a wife, daughter Marian Nealley, a brother James R. Cole, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Universalist church with Masonic rites and burial at Mt Hope cemetery. He was active in many local groups including Odd Fellowship and Acton associations.
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Gracie Maud
Edward Jones
South Acton
Mabel Mallinson
Maynard
Charles A. Welch
Acton Lodge I. O. O. F
West Acton
B. P. O. Ellis
Concord
South Acton Improvement Association
Acton Associates
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton ‘Air
Universalist Church
George H.wood
Richard A. Lowden
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Odd Fellowship
Marian Nealley
James R. Cole
William Cobleigh
Joseph Redfern
Frank Davis
Albert P. Clifford
Charles H. Parsons
David J. Clayton
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for funeral support
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Mabel F. Cole and family thanks Charles A. Welch Lodge Acton Lodge Ac ton Lodge Concord Lodge B P O E N E O P and local associations and friends for floral tributes after a bereavement. Names: Mrs. Mabel F. Cole Ronald H. Nealey James R. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Enterprise
Charles A. Welch
Acton Lodge 1.C.C.F
Concord Lodge
B.P.O.E
N.E.O.P
South Acton Associates
Acton A.A
Friends of
Main, Maple, School
Prospect Streets
Mabel F. Cole
Ronald H. Nealey
James R. Cole
Hudson Woman An Executive
Hudson figures as an executive article notes Arline Coolidge serves as president with Ethelyn Coolidge as vice president Marion Montgomery as treasurer and a past president in a local women’s organization.
Bridge Party at Marlboro Country Club
Marlboro Women members held a weekend bridge party at the Locker House with five tables in play. High scorers included Mrs Lillian Poynton of New York Miss Betty Bigelow Mrs Barbara McLeod and Miss Dorothy Morsé. A luncheon was served by the hostesses.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Country Club
Lillian Poynton
New York
Betty Bigelow
Barbara McLeod
Dorothy Morsé
Lancheon
Follow up clinic held in town hall with state and nurses
A follow up clinic occurred yesterday afternoon in the town hall room with state and nurses assisted by Phine M Harding and children. The food sale by the Woman's Club, planned for James Wallace store, was postponed to October 21 with Mrs Flore ncy in charge. Ralph Fieldsend will speak at Hudson Wool mill to St Church Men's club about his trip to England. Henry Pratt takes a four week leave from Holmes Shoe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Phine M. Harding
James Wallace
Woman's Club
Florency
Ralph Fieldsend
Hudson
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the Hudson Co-operative Bank Harriman
A. Reardon
Herman J. Courtemanche
E. Leone Kinney
Maynard Branch
Frank E. Sanderson
Assabet Institution
Maynard, Mass
Thomas F. Parker
William B. Case
James A. Coughlan
Sidney E. McCleary
Board OF Investment
Rhomas F. Parker
Guyer W. Fowler
James A. Couthlan
Frank E. Sag
Gavin Taylor
Eke
Radio Insurance
Universal Radio Service Laboratory
McKinley St
P. H. Nugent
MacPherson Hardware Store
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Jewett
Dodge
Ford
Rockne
West Concord
Chamsonwealth
Miss Bosley
Concord Bride
Charles
Constance
Cummings
Ginger Lyle Talbot
J. Farrell
Eddie Phillips
Crauford Kent
Paul Hurst
Alert Ray
Am. H. Hocemann
Rexall
Johnson Pharmacy
Theo’ Karle
Dr. A.’E. Gilbert
Able Management At
Western Electric Sound
Texas
Suntadbel
Laurel and Hardy
County Hospital
Mickey Mouse
Sun - Mon
Clive Brook
Lila Lee
Charlie Ruggles
Gene Raymond
Frances Dee
Mary Boland
Denis Padie Maybay
Ruth Aldrich
Ann Clark
Catherine Reddy
Nellie Lepine
Hudson Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex County Council
Arlington
Elsa de Gruchy
Middlesex County Board
Henry Pratt
Holmes ‘Shoe Company
Assabet Coal Ct
Acton
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