Concord and relatives join Teresntenary parade in Winchester
Robert MacLeod and Miss Mary McAuley attended with Gladys and Doris Graham who marched with Clau McKenzie in the Teresntenary parade at Winchester. Trooper John P. Regan has returned to the Reading barracks of the State Police from the Concord Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MacLeod
Mary McAuley
Gladys Graham
Doris Graham
Clau McKenzie
Winchester
John P. Regan
Reading Barracks
State Police
Concord Barracks
Election of Officers Held by I O F at Our Lady Help
On Tuesday evening October 7 at the I O F hall Our Lady Help of Christians held a business meeting and elected officers. Grand Regent Cornelia M Bedford presided with District Deputy Mrs John P Hennessey of Belmont in attendance. New officers include Miss Mary F Christian as vice grand regent and Miss Helen Koukan as financial secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenc King
Julia Lawton
Mary M. Fitzpatrick
An Ryan
Sentinel
Genevieve B. ‘Xing
Elizabeth B. Mahoney
Monitor
Ole Rea Brisman
Trust
Alice Hochtys
Mies
Edwerth Loughlin
Penny Sale Draws Big Crowd in Warner Hill
The Help of Christians C. D. of Atlanta hosts a penny sale in Warner Hill West Concord on October 10 and 11, with the Anpenny Sale described as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ID
Anpenny
Our
Y Help of Christians
C. D
Athela
Warner Hill
West Concord
Corinthian Lodge Installation Marks New Officers in Temple
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M held its first meeting with new officers in the Masonic Temple Monday evening. Worshipful Master G Sherman Blair presided with Wor Alexander R MacLeod as marshal Rt Wor Warren B Goddard installed William H Davis of Lincoln as Senior Deacon. The ceremony was conducted with dignity and impressiveness by the new officers and staff. Refreshments followed with Russell N Garratt noted. Brooks and Henry vie to win the four ball medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
G. Sherman Blair
Alexander R. MacLeod
Warren B. Goddard
William H. Davis
Lincoln
Nh Tie
Fielden
Beenie
Russell N. Garratt
Golf mixed foursomes results at Concord Country Club
Labor Day play at Concord Country Club featured a 77 to 69 team score in the links event. Mr Kidder and Mrs Laughlin defeated Mrs Brooks and Mr Laughlin in mixed foursomes. John Eaton and Robert Hawkins posted 78 to 72, second best in both net and gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Labor Day
Kidder
Henry A. Laughlin
Brooks
Mr. Laughlin
John M. Eaton
Robert F. Hawkin
Concord Chapter D A R Opens Fall Meeting
Concord chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its first fall meeting in the new auditorium of the Chapter House. Regent Mrs Horton Edmands presided and a report on the state fall congress at Hotel Rockmere Marblehead Oct 2 3 was read. A film Reporting the World and motion pictures from July 12 showing the Concord fight were shown. Hostesses included Mrs Gardner Prouty chair, Mrs Paul L Brown, Miss Grace Patten Conant, and George H Dustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Horton ‘Edmands
Gardner *Prouty
George H. Dustin
Paul L. Brown
Grace’ Patten Conant
Trinitarian Congregational Church Social and Services
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Consord Morase holds a Woman's Union talk by Mrs Harold B. Daniels about an Around the World Tour on October 16 at 2 80 pm. Sunday October 19 features Sunday School at 9 30 am and morning service at 10 45 am followed by a 7 pm Young People's Club. Midweek service is scheduled for Wednesday October 22 at 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church Consord
Mase
George L. Thurlow
Thy
Woman's Union
Harold B. Daniels
Young People’s Club
Concord's Gold Star Mother Honored at Legion Parade
Mrs Frank H Rideout and Mr Rideout attended the National Legion Convention parade as guests of honor. Col Carroll Swan invited them to join the Gold Star Group in reserved seating for the special spectacle the previous Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank H .Rideout
Rideout
Col. Carroll Swan
National Legion Convention
Gold Star
West Concord Union Church Sunday Service Notice
West Concord Massachusetts. Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone minister. Sunday morning service 4 a.m. serving 5 The pastor will lead the congregation in worship and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Union
Maes
Alfred’ Wheeler Stone
Will
Church Weekly Calendar U S Youth Programs
The church announces a Sunday program with a children’s sermon on The Way and a lesson titled Useless Battles. Activities include church school at 12 minutes, Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 pm, and evening service with a sermon The Persistence of the Unseen Autumnal Meditations. Week events begin Monday Oct 20 Boy Scouts at 7 pm and continue Tue Oct 21 Ladies Union at 7 30 pm Midweek Service, then Fri Oct 24 Junior Society of Christian Endeavor at 3 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior
Christian Endeavor Sociéty
Boy Scouts
Ladies ‘Union
of Christian Endeavor
Fire Crews Quell Brush Fire at Estvale Cemetery
Central Fire station crews responded yesterday at noon to a stubborn brush fire at Estvale cemetery. They battled the flames from late afternoon until after 10 PM Monday, burning vines and pine needles. five hours of hard work ended with the area safely extinguished and crews released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Central
Forestvale
Democrats Farm Club Forms in Hudson District
A Democrats Farm Club organized last night at Walsh and Walsh offices in Hudson to campaign for P Edward Kearney and Democratic ticket candidates. Officers include President France M Walsh and Vice President Harry V Madden, with a list of names for ex officio and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Walsh
Walsh Theor
Serene
P. Edward Kearney
France M. Walsh
Harry V. Madden
John H.' Kane
Annie
Edward Tigue
Odey S. Renney
Mareg Koami¢y
Patrick Reddy
A. Pierson
Frank Dettling Ry
Madden
Francis
José
Marade Albert E. Sperribs Doherty
Yesaeed
John
Anih John Sullivan
Anfo
John Morgan
Attia O'Malley
Joaph F. Lapine
Sudbury News Highlights and Local Changes
Sudbury reports Josephine Welch, former postmistress and WPA worker, and Alice Tapper among local figures. Tax rate for 1930 is 27.50 per 1000, down 1.50 from 1929. Homes under construction near Beatrice Bowry and renovations at the Lacy house are noted. A Columbus Day dinner was hosted by First Parish women with about 200 attendees. Residents discuss a site for a new town hall, with options reviewed at First Parish Church, but no decision reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Welch
Fle
Wpa
Alice Tapper
Téac
Iglish
Provincetown
Sudbury
Boston
LeRoy . Hawes
Dr. Lacy
Concord Road
Beatrice Bowry
First Parish
Ice
Sats
Sudbury River
Gertrude L Thefaud
Margaret Ansesley
Jaga Jashorewska
Lucia Soule
Brookline
B. P. Buckley
Si Gleason Buckley
Winchlestep
Abe Oa 'Abl
Fire Destroyed Building on Peakman Toad Saturday
A small unoccupied building on Peakman Toad burned Saturday evening. Firefighters and local residents quickly contained the blaze before it spread, with cause still undetermined. A separate large fire along the Sudbury River threatened marsh and woods but was stopped by a backfire that halted the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peakman Toad
Pienippee
Sudbury
Bac
Bedford Woman's Club Celebrates Past Presidents Day
Bedford Woman's Community Club opened its season with an informal tea and reception honoring founders and past presidents. Dorothea Webber presided as Ottilia Natsch Tuttle played violin and Mildred Tenney sang, with period costumes reflecting the decade celebration and a birthday cake at First Parish Church reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Dorothea Webber
Ottilia Natsch Tuttle
Mildred Tenney
Paris
You Save Money at the New Idea Store
A brief promotion notes shoppers save money at the New Idea Store offering bargains on goods and services with a focus on value and affordability during a marketing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Store
Maynard Bowling Team Defeats Hudson Post League
Maynard P. C. Bowling team defeated Hudson P. C. in a Post Office Bowling League match rollind at Lynch Rileys last night. Captain Jim Farrell led with all four points and Charlie Hoffman had the high single. Stockwell and White listed in score details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard P. C
Hudson P. C
Rollnd
Lynch Rileys
Jim Farrell
Charlie Hoffman
I MA White
Ci.s. TL
Stockwell Eae
Hudson Rufus Coolidge Returns After Vacation Duty
Hudson Rufus Coolidge resumes duties at the Post following a two week vacation. Miss Mary O'Brien of Winter Street has returned to Marlboro Hospital after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Coolidge
Pecan
Mary ‘O'Brien
Winterstreet
Marlboro Hospital
Page & Shaw stock case opens in East Cambridge court
Witnesses including Jacob Stanton testify in the Page & Shaw Candy Co case. Stanton, one of five turning state's evidence, describes salesmen visiting Marlboro and Hudson. the defense argues about stock value and company books as the trial proceeds with 13 defendants remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page & Shaw Candy Co
Pennx
Superior
East Cambridge
Jacob Stanton
Marlboro and
Hudson
J L M Levesque
Stanton
Marlboro
Hartford
Finn
Levesque
Airboro
Bushnell
Jacob Stahtan
Michael Gordon
Louis B. Natelson
David Sager
Benjamin Finn
Otis E. Dunham
Page & Shaw
Adant
Peeryema
Iesec Hoo
Jon Polladee
Ton Side Brokers
Nelle Bald
Olg
Established & Shaw Company
Page & + company
Pbusimore
Kcallant
Down Hill
Ashothhes
Dunham
Pags
Suahw Comany
Oven
Pat Eeer
Cambridge
T. Ft
T. Bushnen
Abe
Lawrence Convention Draws Hundreds of Christian Endeavorers
Marlboro hosts the State Christian Endeavor Convention with about 1500 youths in a 9:30 parade. Mother Clark spoke at the morning session at Trinity Church and shared how the first C E society began in Portland Maine fifty years ago. State officers were installed by Rev Stanley Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Lawrence
Trinity
Congregational Church
Francis .E Clark
Mother Clark
Clark
First
Christian Endeavor Society
Portland
Maine
C. E
Stanley Addison
10Cal Congregational Church
Catholic Daughters Penny Sale Thanks By Chairman
West Concord notes express gratitude from Mrs J J Brisman as chairwoman for the penny sale committee. She thanks contributors for helping make the Catholic Daughters event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
J. J. Brisman
Brigham Family Gathering Draws Members from Distance
Distances shrank as Brigham family members gathered in Lows Hall on Monday. Attendees included Jacqueline B from Fort Valley Georgia granddaughter of Clarence Witherbee, and Brighams from Fall River Randolph Hartford New York City Attleboro Barre and Barre area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Lows Hall
Countil Growsas
Jacqueline B
Fort Valley
Clarence
Witherbee
Fall River
Randolph
Wa Prigham
Shirley
Hartford
Conn
Charles W Brigham
Julia
Attleboro
Lawry Prigham
New York City
Rice
Sie Reed
Hariette Acy
Barre
Kiwanis Club Speaker Promotes Fire Prevention
Marlboro Kiwanis meeting at Pine Inn featured L D Powers of the Pence Insurance Boston office explaining fire prevention and member cooperation. The talk followed courtesy of L Eveque of the Rotary club with piano by Wheeler, plans discussed for an event in late Nov or early December and a report on the play The Man Hour set for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Kiwanis Club
Pine Inn
Christian Leraen
Arative Dairy Asociates
Xiwanians
David Hather H Felton
Mr. Keyes
Rittsfield
Oke
Brockton
L’eveque
Rotary Club
L. D. Powers
Boston
Pence Insurance Company
M. Powers
Frank Fporier
Wheeler
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Washington, D.C
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Brooks Olumbus
Henry
Old
Democrats Farm Club
Brazil
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Irebes
Para
Maran
Suhy
Ceara
Rio Grande Dé
Norta
Perhambuco
Alagoas
S Geraes
Parana
Santancatha
Rio Grange. Do Sul
Igrasso
Govat
Ho Tance Iriq AL Ganeiro Bahn
Bibe
Florinnopolic
Ces i Fatares
Rana Rio
Grande A UL
Matto
Natal
Gaweirg
Bedford
Maynard
PACE
Pqudrequ
Succes
Rs. Excal Boyd
Boyd
Harry Connor
Columbia
Sicily
Waeland
Rev
S. H. Addison
Brich
Kiwanis
L. D
Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co
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