Local Notices and Social Updates From South Acton
South Acton notes show Mr and Mrs Fletcher visiting over weekend. Chalch family occupies a tenement in Post wf. Mrs S MacKenzie wins first prize for a knitted sweater from the Peace Dair Knit ing Co New York. Miss Lillian Morrison and family return from two weeks in Lambton Ulla Canada. Universalist church ladies prepare for their ent bagaar sale on Saturday November 18 in the afternoon and evening.
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Fletcher
Chalch
Fine Falls
S MacKenzie
Peacedai2 Kniting .Co
New York
Mise Lillian Morrison
Alexaner Morrison
David Clayton
Lambton Ulla
Canada
the Universalist Church
Maynard Golf Team Seeks Weekend Match at Country Club
Maynard plans a twelve man golf squad from Her rhy to play a match at the Maynard links this weekend. Mis spelled and place names suggest local club activity and social events noted include Clarabell Warren May Waldron and Woburn friends at a Burlington dancing party. Other items list residents Burgess Auburndale Salisbury Jamica Plain Mr Mrs Cropper Leominster Horace Hosen Franklin.
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Herrhy
Maynard
Maynardites Honor Gutteridges on Golden Anniversary
Mrs Eliz Jordan and Franklin residents joined Maynard residents in paying respects to Mr and Mrs Wm S Gutteridge on their Golden anniversary. Capt Pat Nugent announced an order this morning warning his boys and town youths to guard against bicycle thieves after reports of three stolen bikes in town last week.
Foughts Reunion in New England Honeymoon stop
Sent from Concord on May 1 1925 Mr and Mrs William Fought entertain Mr and Mrs Arthur Fought of Parkersburg West Virginia The Foughts were married last week in West Virginia and are spending part of their honeymoon in Massachusetts
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William Fought
Arthur Fought
Parkersburg
Mir
Mrs Fought
Virginia
Massachusetts
Appreciation Note for Neighbors after Bereavement
I express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown to me during our recent bereavement for Mrs Margaret Campbell.
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Margaret Campbell
Concord man buys first registered Ayrshires
Irving B. Howe of Concord has purchased his first registered Ayrshires according to information from the Ayrshire Breeders Association of Bandon Vermont.
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Irving B. Howe
Concord
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Bandon
Grenfell Club Seeks Winter Donations for Labrador Fisherfolk
The Grenfell club of West Concord requests money clothing and knitting offers for Labrador coast fisher folk. Contact Mrs J F Snyder 6 Central St West Concord for information. Several boxes are hoped to be collected.
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Grenfell
Concord High School Tennis and Football Results
Cushmen Clapp defeated William Toohey 6-1 6-1 in the final first round tennis match. CHS Senior team beat Juniors 7-0 in a closely contested football game, showcasing several new stars for the school teams.
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Cushmen Clapp
William Toohey
Concord High School
CHS
Teans
Sudbury Happy Land Draws Large Audience
The Methodist entertainment Happy Land led by Mrs. Dorothy Elderkin of Marlboro drew a packed house and was much enjoyed. A large number of children from various parts of town participated. Mrs. Elderkin Miss Powell and Mrs. Charles Brackett performed several numbers. It is reported that over $160 was taken in.
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Happy Land
Dorothy Elderkin
Marlboro
Elderkin
Miss Powell
Charles Brackett
Fragmented 1924 BBa Service text on social decay
A garbled excerpt mocks politics music and talk of pride and angels, mentioning a transgression and a rate for a tarbe shop. The piece references interior decorators and a general critique of government behavior amid muddled phrases.
Maynard Trust Company OPN shard assets and debts summary
Balance sheet shows assets including Mass bonds 2,650.00, other stocks 212,468.78, demand loans with collateral 33 48, overdrafts 190.71, safe deposits 6,093.12, cash 22,900.41, revenue stamps 14.60, and total assets 475,116.07. Liabilities list capital stock 9,600.60, deposits 478,115.07, real estate loans 8,788.29, personal security loans 148,101, with publicity fund 612 and other items.
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Mass
Reserve Banka
Revenue Stampa
Vora
Electric and Water Company
Toran
CORTT
E F Brown 60 Tomorrow Noted Marlborough Figure
Marlborough, Oct 22. Edward F Brown of 95 West Main street will be 60 tomorrow Born Oct 2 1864 he has long served Marlborough in city movements and offices including mayor in 1907 and school board chair in 1901 02 He is an undertaker and member of several local orders and the Boy Scouts council since 1920.
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Marlborough
Edward F Brown
West Main Street
Mr. Brown
Brown
Marlboro Courné#i
of C
Immaculate Conception Cours Catholic Order of Foresters
Marlboro Rotary Club
Marlboro Aerie
Order of Eagles
Hie
Algonquin Council
Boy Scouts of America
Marlborough Hospital Donation Week Urges Public Support
Call for donations to Marlborough Hospital during Donation Week. Residents are urged to back the hospital, with volunteers visiting homes to collect contributions. The notice emphasizes pride in the hospital and invites those in good health to consider the sufferers who rely on the facility.
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Marlborough
Marlborough Hospital
Golden Carnival Planned for Company K in Marlborough
The Golden Carnival three day event begins at the armory with a parade featuring out of town bands and civic groups invited to participate. Proceeds fund expenses for a spring Washington trip and more than $2,600 in cash prizes will be awarded.
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Marlborough
Daniel Curran
Golden Carnival Committee
Cy. K
Washington
Detroit convention trip with notable speakers and events
Mr and Mrs Riley returned from a trip to Detroit Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They attended the 34th annual Poster Advertising Association convention at the Hotel Statler with talks by Judge E Allen Frost Prof Franz A Aust and Lorado Taft. The visit included a luncheon at a yacht club a Ford plant tour and gatherings at Oriole Terrace Addison Grill and a cabaret by Follies dancers.
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C. Riley
Detroi
Buffalo
Niagara Fulo
Detroit
Poster Advertising Association
Statler
E Allen Frost
Chicago
Franz A Aust
University of Wisconsin
Harry Lilly
Federated Women
Clubs of America
Lorado Taf
America
Riley Couple Earn Early Fame as Future Golf Champs
Mr and Mrs Riley took a first golf lesson at the country club and impressed observers with their evident talent, drawing early notices that they are destined to become champions.
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Country Club
Riley
Style Show Plans Nearing Completion In Marlboro
Plans for the second annual Style Show and Mercantile Exhibition in Pasi.me Hai are nearly complete under former Alderman Joseph N L Eveque. Merchants arrange live clothing models and home appliances demonstrations on the board walk as locals and a few professional models participate. A list of exhibitors and local models will be released in the coming days.
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Marlborough
Pasi
Me Hai
Joseph N L'Eveque
Marlboro
Boston
Man claims he served liquor at Dave Black's house
George J Miner of Shrewsbury told police he worked for David Black in Miles Court known as Moonshine Alloy and prostituted liquor to customers Black allegedly threw Miner out after a wage dispute. Miner was lodged at police HQ while officers took Black to District Court with no liquor found.
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George J Miner
Ridgeland Road
Shrewsbury
David Black
Miles Court
J Joseph Slattery
Hugh MecNiff
Miner
Bert Mitchell
Black
Mitchell
Willian H Finn
Slattery and
McNiff
Black Arrests and Discharge Follow Prohibition Appeal
Black was arrested last June for violating the prohibition law and fined $100 in District Court. He appealed and was discharged by the Superior Court.
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Black
Battle of Music at Lyonhurst
The public may hear two leading New England orchestras tomorrow evening as Will Hardy’s Tivoli Overeer and the Miner-Doyle Orchestra compete in a Battle of Music de Luxe at Lyonhurst. The management promises the best in music with renowned acts from the region. Will Hardy performs at the Casino in Oak Bluffs Muss all summer.
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Marlborough
New England
Will Hardy
Tivoli Overeer
Miner-Doyle
Lyonhurst
Terpsichore
Casino
Oak Bluffs
Muss
Cases in Court Today in Marlborough
David Black of Miles court had his liquor sale case continued to Oct 25 in District court before Judge McDonald. Samuel Cohen of Boston was fined 10 for speeding on Main Street Sept 3. Nicholas Pappas of Lowell was found guilty of auto law violation on East Barnes Avenue Oct 2 and fined 10. Judson Caldwell of Dorchester fined 5 for auto law violation on East Main Street Sept 27. Officer Slattery led the cases. Antonio Castilano of Winter Street fined 10 for speeding.
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Judson N. Caldwell
Hamilton St
Dorchester
East Mainst
Metrocycle
J Josep Slatery
Antonio Castilano
Winter St
Dennison Benefit Dance At Lyonhurst
In Marlborough on October 22 more than 1,000 Dennison Mfg Co employees and friends attended a benefit dance in Lyonhurst hosted by the Dennison Athletic Association. Collin's Rivols Boys supplied music late into the night with Miss Adeline Rock chairing a committee including Catherine Caney Julia Fitzgerald Camelia Corrieri Eva Marchand and Mrs Peter Rogers.
President Coolidge to Broadcast Tomorrow Evening
President Coolidge will broadcast tomorrow at 9 30 PM. The national address aims to inform citizens on current policy and national concerns.
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Washington
Coolidge
Children Circus Benefit At The Theatre Tomorrow
Hudson students gain a chance to attend a charity circus and Marionette show at the Theatre tomorrow. The event features the Humpty-Dumpty clown, Crawford Wizard, and various tricks, with prizes for attendees and activities intended to delight the children.
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Hudson
Crawford Wizard
Democrats Rally Set in Pastime Hall With Mayor Ley
Marlborough October 22. Democrats City Committee met in the K of Hall and finalized plans for a large rally at Pastime Hall tonight. Mayor James Ley of Boston, the Republican candidate for Mayor Nor, will be principal speaker. City Solicitor William Fy nes leads meeting plans to mobilize vote for November 4. A long speaker list was announced and a large crowd is expected. Mayor Ley presides.
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Marlborough
Democratic City Com
James Yley
Boston
Ronnor
Speq
William 1 Fynes
Silver Tea in Paris Halls
Marlborough 61t 29ng Mrs Walter A Teller hosts the women of Trinity Church for a silver tea tomorrow at noon in the parish hall. Autumn decor will greet guests as Mrs Frank Billings and Mrs Eugene preside. A musical program includes piano duets by Mrs G Baker and Miss Bessie Haker, selections by Mrs Fred Cock, cornet solos by Keni Howe, and readings by Mem Asiger. a collection will be taken.
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Marlborough
Walter A. Teller
Herd Trinity Church
Frank Billings
Eugene
G Baker
Bessie Haker
Cal
Fredcock
Keni Howe
Mem Asiger
Annual Dinner at Methodist Church
The annual dinner of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held with George H. Spencer of Poston as principal speaker presenting Dreamers and Schemers. Beth Howe and Mrs Priscilla Bridgham will sing solos. Committee includes Arthur Wright John J. Ric son Lawrence A. Watkins Supt. Ernest P. Cart William Murray of Chicago and others.
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M“Alborough
Episcopal Church
George H. Spencer
Poston
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Dentia
Love
Lockemithe
Bill Colleesor
Goth
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Maynard Trust Company
Manka
Liabilitirg
Middlesex
Toor
Sarvenson
Justice of the Peace
Stanley
Westey Walker
E. F. Brown
Mary Seadle
McLean
Mclvean
Jtri Ket Harris
Huntington
Katherine Miller
Josephine Mullen
Allen McGill
Frank Ryan
New York, Formerly of This City Was Named Executor. Atty John E Rice
Atty Francis N Carroll
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Company K
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Suffolk Coun
Dave Black
Mareboroch, Watt
Battle OF Music
Children's Circus
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Paris
Methodist Church
Better Motors, Inc
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