Maynard Clowry Marchant Nuptials at Concord Street Home
Pretty October wedding of Hannah Priceilla Clowry and William Marchant held Saturday at the groom’s parents’ home on Concord Street. Rev. David M. Angell officiated. Bridesmaid Alice Hickland and best man Harry Croft. Guests from Fitchburg Lynn Acton Maynard. Newlyweds to Nova Scotia then Maynard home. Marchant, a four year WWII veteran of the U S Marine Corps, escorted by friends to Concord and train departure. The couple receive gifts and plan a wedding tour and residence with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Priceilla
Clowry
William> Marchant
Sverett Marchant
Jon Concord
David M. Angell
Methodist Church
Alice Hickland
Harry Croft
Fitchburs
Lynn
Acton
Maynard
Concord
Nova Scotia
Marchant
Church Land
Epworth ‘League
Philnathea
Church
Sie
Assabet
Merchant
U. S
Arizona
Wilson
Marnard |Cdee of
Odd Fellows
Veterans Lose in Close Bowling Match at Maynard Lanes
Tommy King's All Star team defeated Miller's Veterans by a narrow total pinfall after three strings at Maynard alleys Thursday night. Lynch led the All Stars with high score, while Ingham and Miller top-scored for the Veterans in an exciting finish. A rematch is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
All Stars
Tommy King
Miller
Maynard
Lynch
The
Ingham
Miler
Turkey Supper Enjoyed at Local Community House
Camp Fire group hosts a Turkey Supper at the Community House on Oct 19 with forty guests due to space limits. The menu features turkey, potato, mashed turnip, squash, cranberry sauce, rolls, coffee, suet plum pudding and a social hour with games. Organizers include Mrs C N Goward as chair, with Mrs Pranktden, Mrs John Holland, and Mrs J S White assisting. funds go to the Community House fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Goward
Prank Tden
John Holland
J. 8. White
Community House
Community House Fund
New furnace installed at Memorial library boosts satisfaction
Acton Center reports the Memorial library has a new furnace installed by Fred Allen of West Acton, receiving positive feedback. Nearby residents like Mr and Mrs Charles Smith enjoyed a motor trip to the White Mountains and back via Franconia Notch and Crawford Notch. Wallace I Lamson and family return to Brookline for winter, Eben W Ellis family farms in charge. Road to East Acton being repaired before winter. several young women earn wood-gatherer rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allen
West
Acton
Charlies & Smith
White Mountains
Franconia Notch
Lancaster
N. H
Crawford Notch
Wallace I. Lamson
Brookline
Eben W. Ellis
East Acton
Evelyn Farrar
Marion Fobes
Ruth Mavell
Edith Tuttle
Mildred Utile
Camp Fire Girls Hold Council Fire Meeting at Wood Home
The Camp Fire Girls met at Miss Jessie Wood's home on Saturday evening October 15 in ceremonial dress around a cheery fire. The program included Camp Fire songs, honor beads, initiation of new and wood gatherer members, a talk by Guardian Mrs May, a legend by Evelyn Farrar, charades, jokes and closing singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wood
Hisie Hijlis
Ruth Noyes
Olga Pederson
Evelyn Farrar
Marion Fobes
Russell May
The
Guardian
May
Acton Agricultural Association Reviews Fair Success
The Acton Agricultural association met in Town Hall to hear the Fair's reports and elect a nominating committee for 1922 officer selection. State inspector Mr. Little praised Acton fair as the best among 16 inspected, with the president and executive board forming the nominating panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Middlesex Congregational meeting guest and local social notes
South Acton reports Rev and Mrs Ralph Barker at a Middlesex Union meeting in Groton on Wednesday. Dora Fletcher visits her brother in Brighton citing her parents' absence in Nova Scotia. Howard and Eleanor Jones stay with Aunt Mrs L T Fullenton. Bursaws move from Cambridge about to occupy School and River Sts. Swampscott pair French and Waltham guests visit Fletcher family. Estella Flint heads to St Petersburg Florida after wintering there. plans year round residence. First Universalist church calls Rev C L Paddock of Northfield VT to be pastor with services starting Nov 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Barker
Middlesex Union of Congregational Churches
Groton
Dora Fletcher
Brighton
Nova Scotia
Howard
Eleanor Jones
L. T. Fullenton
Lower Aden Road
Edward J. Bursaw
Cambridge
Wil
School and
River Sts
Prench
Mina Marian French
Swampscott
J. W. Wherrin
Charles Wherrin
Cofton
Bishop
Waltham
Jonathan P. Fletcher
Prospect St
Estella D. Flint
St. Petersburg
Florida
Acton Senior Citizens Enjoy Motor Comfort At Home
An elderly Acton resident, J K Wetherbee aged nearly nine, loves driving with Mr Finney in a new Reo limousine. He has a custom garage on West Street, 24 by 20 feet, housing two cars with a ventilated reinforced concrete floor and wide incline from lawn to road, open front when doors roll inward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzen
J K. W. Wetherbee
Mr. Finney
Reo
West St
New Rules Adopted at Local School
Teachers held a special meeting after the afternoon session and approved changes to school routines. A key rule shifts dining to 8 45, replacing 9 o'clock to standardize school day length. The plan starts Monday Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerl
Joney
California by Auto
Alan Frost and Wesley Flagg started on Monday afternoon October 17 for California. They travel in a Mr. s automobile on a Southern route and plan to camp out at night most of the way. Cards received from them postmarked Womeldorf, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Frost
Wesley Flagg
California
Womesdorf
Roses Still in Bloom in Town Gardens
Residents report many flowers still blooming as Jack Frostnips miss in several gardens. Mrs Horace Tuttle picked several roses from her garden this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Horace Tuttle
Hunting season dates and wildlife rules plus help wanted ad
The notice lists open hunting periods from Oct 20 to Nov 20 for fledged grouse or partridge males gray squirrels. quails restricted until 1922. hares and rabbits allowed Oct 20 to Jan 31. It also advertises a housekeeper/caregiver position at 8 Everett St Hudson MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett St
Hudson, Mass
Tailor Offers Fitting Sample Call and Savings Pitch
A tailor advertises to bring samples to the client and take measurements. He promises a savings of five to eight dollars on the service.
Mrs Howard L Jones Returns From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard L Jones returned home on Saturday after a ten day trip to New York during which they traveled about 800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Jones
New York
Tme
Mrs Helen Hogan Died After Operation in Boston
Mrs Helen C widow of Peter Hogan passed away early Sunday morning Oct 16 in a Boston hospital after an operation for appendicitis. The appendix rupture caused peritonitis. Funeral services were held from the home with a requiem high mass at Help of Christians church. Interment was at St Bernard's cemetery Concord. She leaves husband Peter Hogan a daughter Mrs William Cunningham and a son Charles all of Concord Junction and a sister Mrs M P Kelley plus two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hogan
Helen C
Peter
Boston
Help of Christians Church
B.ward McLoughlin
St Bernard's Cemetery
Concord
Thomas Galvin
New York
John Galvin
William Perkins
Charlestown
M. P. Kelley
Concord Junction
Hogan
Peter Hogan
William Cunningham
Charles
Odd Fellows Outing Despite Rainy Columbus Day
Concord lodge No. 212 I O O F held an outing at Baptist pond South Chelmsford despite wet weather. About 125 members and guests braved the rain for a successful day with land and water sports on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Baptist Pond
South Chelmsford
Benedicts Win Baseball Showdown at Village Fair
A village event featured running and jumping contests and boat races for all ages. In a baseball matchup of married versus single men the Benedicts won 7 to 0. George Montague lost to Alan Kennedy in a boat race. An active committee served coffee, steamed clams, and hot dogs as attendees praised the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedicts
George Montague
Alan Kennedy
Concord Musical Club Celebrates Silver Anniversary
The Concord Musical Club marks its 26th year with a season opener on November 1 at the home of vice president John G. Morse on Ripley Hill road. Active members only may attend the luncheon. Executive committee: Mrs. Charles B. Brown president, Mrs. John G. Morse vice president, Mrs. Samuel Mervin secretary, Miss Marion A. Barker assistant secretary, Mrs. Harry B. Little treasurer.
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Concord Musical Club
John G. Morse
Ripley Hill Road
Charles B. Brown
Samuel Mervin
Marion A. Barker
Harry B. Little
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Yial
Nason Street
A. N. Hodgess
Clowry—Marchant
Ilinen
Lesage Wee
Laneh
Logal
Acton Center
Rts
Chelmsford
Pe Jen
Camp Fire Girls
South Acton
L. J. McCarthy
Oak Street
Mayard, Mass
Carter & Lofins
Victrolas
Carter & Loftus
Main St
Joseph Hall
Dorchester
James Bowie
Eckert
Cottage St
Anderson
John Fitzpatrick
Abbie Coughlin
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Westboro
Frank S. Walker
West Concord
Caton Maeda
Fullonton’s Hat Shop
Man ST
Mass
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