Concord Junction Honors Sheehans on Wedding Anniversary
In Concord Junction a large gathering at the Association Hall celebrated Mr and Mrs Jere Sheehan on their wedding anniversary with mass, reception, and songs. Guests shared best wishes, with reference to their long life together and fond hopes for many more years. A separate note reports the Concord wedding of Frances Kessy and Leslie Reese at St Bernard’s, describing the popular bride and her music teaching presence and well wishes for the couple.
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O Jah Sheehan
Association Hall
Jere Sheehan
Riley
Assohall
Martin A. Wilheme
Ben
James Farrell
John F.itzgerald
Fitzgerald
Sheehan
Alough
Sheehen
Mey
Concord
St Bernard's Concord
Frances Kessy
Leslie Reese
Mar
Juple
A. MacWilliams
Doughfolet
Frank
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
I thank my friends for their kindness during my recent illness and for carrying Mr. Tripp back and forth from the hospital. Mrs H. W. Tripp.
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Mr. Tripp
Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Winslow Kingman home
The Ladies' Missionary Society of West Concord Union Church will meet tonight at 7 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Winslow Kingman Main Street. All ladies are invited to attend as the Crusade Session on the Nation book is discussed.
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M Husetty
Rhode Island
Weter
West Concord Union Church
George Zeigler
Langdon, Goddard
Karl Johanson
Leslie Crouson
John Kennedy
The
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Winslow Kingman
Main St
Registration closes Saturday evening in tight election race
Voters faced a final window to cast ballots as registration closed Saturday night, with campaigns urging turnout and noting a close contest.
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Foi
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Annual Harvest Supper at Congregational Church Event
The Women's Church Aid hosts the annual harvest supper and entertainment at the Congregational church on Wednesday evening October 27. Featured artists include Mrs Kate M Willis reader on violinist Miss Velma Balcomb pianist and vocal soloist. Supper at 6 30 and entertainment at 7 45.
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Congregational Church
Women’s Church Aid
Kate M. Willis Reader
Velma Balcomb
West Acton Briefs Include Health, Elections and Births
West Acton notes include D H Hall transported to Concord hospital after rheumatic fever attack. C B Stearns visits family from Connecticut. Official election day ballot visible at Mead & Co store. Miss M I Houghton held weekend sale of fancy articles. Roy Brayden Case from Burmah to speak at Baptist church next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Ug al welcome a baby at Concord hospital. H I Judkins enjoyed a vacation in Acton Centre and apple picking. L F Johnson shifts to work for Mead as family updates home. Civile Fed Meeting notes mention Dimlick and Miss Hasel Beachen. Everett Montague and spouse celebrate birth of a baby boy.
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D. H. Hall
Concord Hospital
Harold Durkee
Stearns
Connecticut
C. Chi Mead & Co
M. I. Houghton
Roy Brayden Case
Burmah
Baptist
Owens
Dimlick
Hasel Beachen
Everett Montague
Red
Stone
Chelson
Movings Arranged for Bureau Meetings In November
Dates set and arrangements made for the movements of the Bureau in November. Pract. the entire month will be taken up with meetings of a group of end farmers who will serve and speak.
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Y Bureau
Middlesex farmers urged to join reorganized farm bureau
Local leaders from Middlesex County convened in Boston to plan a campaign promoting a reorganized farm bureau. Meetings will be held in Acton Boxboro Marlboro Hudson Stow Groton Pepperell Ashby Townsend Shirley Ayer with speakers from the farm bureau present to explain plans and assist in soliciting memberships led by M Whitelock in Marlboro at GA Roball.
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Boston
Farm Bureau
Middlesex County
Acton
Boxboro
Marlboro
Hudson
Stow
Groton
Pepperell
Ashby
Townsend
Shirley
Ayer
GA Roball
M. &.Whitelock
Maynard Dies at Home 25 Year Old Eva Morton
Eva Elizabeth Morton died at her Roosevelt street home Sunday at 7 45 am following illness She was 25 and longtime Maynard resident educated in local schools and employed in local mills She belonged to St Bridget s church and Immaculate Conception Society and taught Sunday school Funeral Mass was held Tuesday at St Bridget s with several bearers Burial followed in St Bridget s Cemetery Survived by her father two sisters Elizabeth Morton and Mrs Richard Kelsey and brother Noble Morton
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Eva Elizabeth Morton
George Morton
Ted
Roosevelt St
Maynard
Assabet Mills
St Bridget’s Church
Immaculate Conception Society
John J. Sweeney
John
Frank Moynihan
Joseph
John. Donahue
William Murray
James Whalen
St Bridget'’s Cemetery
Elizabeth Morton
Richard Kelsey
Noble Morton
Welch Masons Attend Walden Chapter Installation
Many members of Charles A Welch lodge attended the installation of officers of Walden Chapter R A at Concord Monday evening. Frank Goettler Irving Dart and Rodney Melver of Charles A Welch lodge were among the officers installed. The Lotus Gazette of Boston entertained and a collaton was served.
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Charles A. Welch Lodge
Walden Chapter
R. A
Concord
Frank Goettler
Iriving Dart
Rodney Melver
Lotus Qazzette
Boston
Fair at Methodist Church Aims for Annual Charity Fair
The Methodist church hosts its annual fair Thursday evening at Colonial Hall under Parsonage Aid Society auspices. Entertainment and booths are planned with committees led by Hiram Parkin, Philathea class overseeing the fancy table, and various volunteers staffing lunch ice cream cake candy and other stalls. Miss Mary Sweeney returns from Marlboro Hospital nearing recovery.
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Methodist Church
Colonial Hall
Parsonage Aid Society
Hiram Parkin
Robert Veitch
Harvey Richardson
Isaac Binks
Joseph Foster
Bertha Batley
Lone Scouts Reach Across Distances Through Girl Scout Program
The Lone Scout program allows girls in rural areas to join the Girl Scouts by correspondence and merit work. Some youths, including a fourteen year old, were admitted by letter and receive cards marking their progress. Funds are scarce and many requests to form troops are denied, prompting a November fundraising drive to support Lone Scouts nationwide.
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Girl Scouts
Dre
Wat
Girl Uts
Chase Moves to Springs Road in Bedford
Bedford residents report Mr and Mrs James M Chase relocated from Crescent Avenue to Springs Road occupying the house recently left by Peter Kavanaugh. The Needham High School football team beat Lexington High 14 to 0 at Parkerfield on Friday afternoon.
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James M. Chase
Crescent Ave
Springs Rd
Peter Kavanaugh
Needham High School
Lexington High Eleven
Parkerfield
Needham
Lexington
Congregational Church announces sermon and lecture series
The pastor will base Sunday's morning message on Be ye therefore perfect. even as your Father who is in heaven is perfect. Sunday afternoon Sunday school at noon. At 7 p m a stereophonic lecture titled A Tour to the Southwest will be given by W. D. D field secretary for New England at the Congregational Church Building Society.
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Www
D. D
New England
The
Congregational Church Building Society
Sunday Tobacco Box Lost at Concord Junction
A tobacco box found on Sunday contained a small pocketbook with $7.50 and eight or four $20 bills loose. The finder will be rewarded by returning the items to James Galluzzo at 52 Concord Street, Concord Junction.
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P. A
James Galluzzo
Cornant St
Concord Junction
Square deal for our Negro population topic slated
The notice outlines a Friday 7.45 program in a monthly series on social questions. A pastor starts Tuesday at 3 45, marking the 30th year of weekly children’s meetings. The plan runs six months with two Bible themed titles for the sessions.
Cooting Enthusiasm Noted By John Peterson At Brant Rock
John Peterson returns from Brant Rock praising coot hunting as a lesser known sport. He cites increased bird numbers this year due to a spring shooting ban and notes the danger for shore travelers in a dory. He mentions various waterfowl and asks if the forest fire ban affects cooting on the South Shore.
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John Peterson
Brant Rock
John
Marlboro Local Notes Include Water Pipe Completion
Marlboro residents note the completion of 509 feet of new water pipe in the eastern cemetery area. Scout masters from Framingham and nearby attend a planning meeting at the High School assembly hall tonight. Dr Katherine A. French of Framingham to speak at the Mothers association gathering at First Church vestry this afternoon. Howard A. Seafies of Quincy begins as instructor at the Apprentice Drafting school aboard Fore River shipyards. Migs Law of Foxboro to replace Mrs Sanford Clapp as commercial teacher in the high school. current status shows Mrs L O Boudreau as acting entry.
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Framingham
Katherine A. French
Mothers’ Association
Howard A. Seafies
Quincy
Fore River
Migs Law
Foxboro
Pearle Sanford Clapp
L. O. Boudreau
New
Mrs Dupuis celebrated birthday with friends at home
Mrs Henry Dupuis marked her birthday last Monday with a small gathering at home. Early evening included Parent Whist followed by a delicious lunch. Miss Edna Dupuis hosted a party with several piano selections.
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Henry Dupuis
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Hallowe’en
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