Taunton to head new Keith Albee Theatre in Boston
William H. Taunton has secured the position of superintendent at the Keith Albee Theatre which opened recently in Boston. The Harvest dinner by the Ladies of the Unitarian church drew about 300 attendees on October 12 with tickets sold for meals and fundraising. Various sale tables were run by Ellen O Clark and assistants including Mattie Cutting, Ines Perry, and Alice Barton. The vestry was decoratively set with autumn foliage. Mrs. George H Clarke is reported more comfortable after an operation. Mr and Mrs George Wilden hosted friends for an eighth wedding anniversary celebration last weekend. Mr and Mrs W M Parmenter visited Mr and Mrs Roland Warner of Medford on Sunday. Carlton Elims and family began a Florida trip last Friday visiting Mrs Klume’s mother.
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William HH. Taunton
Keith Albee
Boston
Ladies of the Unitarian Church
Ellen O Clark
Mattie Cutting
Ines Perry
Alice Barton
Weston Friends
Harriett Goodnow
George H Clarke
George Wilden
W M Parmenter
Roland Warner
Medford
Clerical Service Notes and Local High School Field Hockey
Rev Dr Clelané preached on A Certain Rich Man at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Concord High field hockey will play Gardner on Oct 30 and Nov 1 at Emerson Playground Seavice Day. Concord girls hockey overpowered Clubbs for Lex Mire. Frederic Schenck’s widow Mrs John Lenox accompanies her mother in Concord.
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Concord High School
Gardner Girlie
Gardner
Emerson Playground
Concord Girls
Lex Mire
Frederic Schenck
Concord
Schenck
Harvard University
John KB
Alexander Lenox
Concord Woman's Club Opens 1925 26 Season With Banquet
The Concord Woman's Club launched its 1925 26 season on Tuesday Oct 13 with a large vestry gathering at First Parish House. President Mrs Herbert B Smith and the new board welcomed members and guests as reports were presented and necessary appropriations approved. The district conference in Littleton Oct 26 will feature David D Vaughan of Huston University on American Ideals, with Miax Elizabeth Eddy Parker performing Songs of the Peoples and Tealy Greece Pirates dances in a folk program.
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Concord Woman's Club
Herbert B. Smith
Smith
Littleton
David D. Vaughan
Huston University
Miax Elizabeth Eddy Parker
Rookiine
Tealy
Greece
Prirates
Buttrick Champion at Concord Country Club Tennis Final
John 8B. Buttrick defeated G Winthyp Lee in straight sets 4 6 1 6 4 to win the Concord Country Club championship on the club courts.
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Buttrick
John
Concord Country Club
G. Winthyp Lee
Concord Grange No 166 Meeting Recap
Concord Grange No 166 held its regular meeting and discussed upcoming events and community projects. Members approved plans for a rededication ceremony and reviewed committee reports.
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Concord
Little World Series Champion Leonard Smith Leads Legion Auxiliary
Concord reports Leonard Smith recognized as key worker while Legion Auxiliary in igan names Mrs. J Williamson as president and appoints Miss Mary C Tobin as first vice president during its officers slate unveiling.
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Concord
Leonard Smith
Missing line from historic page titles two officials named
Miss Pauline Bod Man, second vice Foss, historian, and Miss Katherine Hayes, sergeant at arms.
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Pauline Bod Man
Foss
Katherine Hayes
West Acton Woman’s Club Plans Clubhouse Repairs
Kenneth French cuts ties with E. H. Gray mission work starts at St. Elizabeths by Vincentian Fathers next Sunday. Lowell H. Cram returns from Legion Convention in Omaha. A W Davis storehouse remodeling to create a bowling alley with alleys expected to be installed soon. The Framingham drama A Night in June at 10.0 F hall drew a capacity crowd.
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West Acton
Framinghamers
Acton Visitor Mary Coughlin Vies Marlboro Visit
Mrs. Mary T. Coughlin of Acton visited Marlboro last week with her cousin Mrs. William Horrigan.
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Mary T. Coughlin
Acton
William Horrigan
Marlboro
A C H Elects Officers and Reports Council Challenge
At the yearly election of Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians Thomas J. Byron was re elected president. New officers include Joseph M. Collins vice president Patrick McPhillips secretary Michael J. Ce financial secretary John Flannery treasurer James W. Pr sentinel Hartnett sergeant at arms, and Mullaney James J. Bryn and Martin Walsh on the standing committee. A report notes the Council Knight of Columbus accepted a Division Challenge to a 45 tournament starting next month.
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Order of Hibernians
Thomas J. Byron
Joseph M. Collins
Patrick McPhillips
Michael J. Ce
John Flannery
James. W. Pr
Sentinel
Hartnett
Serpeant-Ator
Tohee
Irman
Mullaney
Ward Flannery
James J. Bryn
Martin Walsh
Cou
Council Knight
Columbus
Union Church Sunday Service Program
Rev Alfred W minister leads morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on Education and Religion. Church School follows at 12 00 and Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3 00. Senior and Intermediate class will hear a sermon on The Sin of Partial Mindedness with a commentary on Current Questions Is
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Christian Endeavor
Christor
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