Concord Middlesex Grange meeting at Lexington hall
The Middlesex Grange will hold a November 6 meeting at Lexington hall with dinner at 6 30 pm and a business session at 8 30 pm. Dorothy Stewarts of Waltham will present a program including a story and a discussion on the high cost of living.
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Middlesex Oe Grange
R.-hall
Lexington
S of
Lexington Grange
Worthyenon Economics
Dorothy Stewarts
Waltham
Led Syage
Histor
West Acton notes and events from the community
Fire siren sounded for a brush fire on land of Mr Lea Gitt near Harriman Vegetation dryness and wind hindering spread. Doris Gardner hosted a Hollow Party for a school class in a barn room. George Parker suffered a severe back wrench after a fall at home. his condition improved recently. Shrewsbury hosts an inspection day at a hospital. a new facility adds $25,000 value to an estate of about 80 acres with a November 1 2 sale. Madora Galant gains success in dance classes. open sociables follow younger classes at Worth. Mrs Dufour welcomed a thirteenth child in Leominster.
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Lea‘gitt
Harriman
Derakon
Doris Gardner
George Parker
Waldo Whitcomb
Charles Durkee Shrewsbury
Asenic
All Souls
Madora Galant
Leominster
Annusnac Grange Holds Fourth Degree Class at Odd Fellows Hall
The Annusnac Grange Patrons of DSSndry of West Concord met at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday. A class of ten completed both third and fourth degrees with Linnie L Hodgdon as Past Master and Josephine Pearce as Marshal. Elizabeth Connell assisted with tableau. A social period followed. a whisty party for education funds was postponed from this evening to a later date.
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Annusnac Grange
Nusnac Grange
Dssndry
West
Concord
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Linnie L. Hodgdon
Josephine Pearce
Masine Pearce
Elizabeth Connell
Revere
Mrseau
Jon
Odd Fellows Hall
Winblow J Damon Installed High Priest
Winblow J. Damon was installed as High Priest of Walden Royal Arch at a Masonic meeting Monday evening. Local officers named included Henry C. Burnham, G Whittemore, G Heaton, B Goddard, Robert Hartin, Hollis, G Chapman, Benjamin Derby, Wilber Hamlin, and Andrew I, with Concord and Lincoln connections.
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Winblow J. Damon
J. Damon
Walden Royal Archer
Masonic
Henry C. Burnham
City
R G. Whittemore
Heaton
B. Goddard
West
Robert FE. Hartin Mard
Hollisie
Concord
G.chapman
Lincoln
Benjamin Derby
Bedford
Wilber Hamlin
Magipal
Andrew I
West Concord organist presides over dramatic local ceremony
Barnés of West Concord and Robert F. Charlies of South Acton attend a supper led event directed by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman. High Priest William A. Wilkins receives a jewel and a ceremonial wipioma from District Deputy, with remarks and cheers from attendees.
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Barnés
West Concord
Robert F. Charlies
South ‘Acton
Tyler
R. Ciimord Pratt
Gon
Duncan G. Chapman
Frank Rf
Goettier
Walden
William A -Wilkins
Wilt
Wilkins
Ll. Story
Waitham
Winslow J. Wamnon
Sudbury Couples Tour Washington Honeymoon and Local Clinic Opening
Mr and Mrs Franklin Flanders of Manchester New Hampshire honeymooning in Washington DC called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone. The Dental Clinic at the senior house Sudbury Center opens Friday November 1. Irving Small of Guilford Maine assists the Stones and heads south to Bermuda for a winter post. Fellowship Supper at Memorial church hosted by the Christian Endeavor Society drew 31 with new attendees. Hymns sung and a 7 30 to 8 30 service led by Miriam Gleason on worship.
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Franklin Flanders
Manchester
N. H
Washington, D. C
Ralph Stone
Sudbury Center
Irving Small
Guilford
Maine
Fred Stone
Small
White Mountains
Bermudas
Chapel of Memorial Church
C Christian Indeavor Society
Miriam Gleason
Three Act Comedy Mr Pim Passes By Planned for November Five
Announcement for a November 5 performance at a hall to benefit the A Band. Music with vocal and instrumental solos will be provided by the Band. The Samuel French play Mr Pim Passes By will be produced by Maynard, with a listed cast including Olivia, Dinah, Lady Marden, Pim Carraway, and Reverend A E Resibdy among others. Proceeds support the church and Middlesex School service at Memorial Chapel.
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Pim
Maynard
Olivia
George Marden
Guyer Fowler
Dinah
Ruth Finn
Lady Marden
Brian Strange
Ie Carraway Pim
Ihe F
Anne Ma
Maynard Sheiks to Clash With Assumption A A at Alum ni Field
The Maynard Sheiks meet Assumption A A of Winthrop Sunday at 2 30 p m on Alum ni Field in a major football attraction. Both teams are undefeated this season and face a tug of war as records are at stake. Assumption agreed to play in Maynard after a record guarantee and has challenged Fitton A C to play for nothing if accepted.
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Sheiks
Assumption A.A
Winthrop
Assumption A. A
Maynard
Fitton A. C
Fitton
Bridge Opens After Repair At Papermill Approaches
The Papermill bridge approaches have been repaired and opened to traffic. The project cost shared by the state, county, and town under general proportion. John Driscoll supervised the street construction work, earning public approval for the completed job.
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John Driscoll
Hudson Woman's club celebrates 33rd season guest night
The Hudson Woman's Club held its annual guest night at town hall drawing about 225 members and guests. Decor and costumes featured Halloween colors and a jack o'lantern stage greeting. A program included Rev. Robert Steven, Milling ton's Trio, and a performance by Margaret and Jean MacWillie withGrace Sinclair, followed by dancing.
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Hudson
Hudson Woman's Club
Town Hall
Hallowe’en
Eva T. MacDermott
Hilla M. Allen
Margaret Miller
Ross and McGorty
Roberts. Steven
Unitarian Church
Millington
Helen R. Manson
Margaret MacWillie
Jean
Eileen MacWillie
Grace Sinclair
Oriental Life In Color
Clifton Brown
Ernest W. Dunbar
Leland D. Wood
Carlton Howe
W. Irving Ryan
Halloween Food Sale For Grange Benefit
Hudson Hudson Grange will hold a Hallowe en food sale at Brothers and Jandron s store Main Street to benefit the Grange Educational Fund. Mr. Eva Denis will supervise the sale. Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Federated church met at Miss Marion Bishop s Green Street home for a Hallowe en social with games and refreshments.
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Hudson Grange
Hallowe’en
Brothers & Jandron’s
Main Street
Grante Educational Fund
Eva Denis
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Federated Church
Marion Bishop
Green Street
Hallowe'en
Hudson Judgment Awards From Auto Accident Case
Judge Edgar Weeks in Marlboro District Court allowed several judgments in amounts to Hudson and Marlboro residents. Attorneys Walsh and Walsh represented Miss Eloise Hazeldine who received 922 dollars and Mrs. Amos Dufault formerly Olive Hazeldine 742 dollars. Amos Dufault of 57 Frye Street Marlboro was awarded 225 dollars. These judgments stem from an automobile accident case.
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Hudson
Edgar Weeks
Marlboro District
Attys
Walsh and Walsh
Hudson and
Marlboro
Eloise Hazeldine
Amos Dufault
Olive Hazeldine
Park Street
Frye Street
Thompson in Lyon tied to night accident report
An incident occurred the night of the ninth involving Thompson formerly of Ha now of Lyon. Allegations cite a connection to the accident.
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Thompson
Lyon
Hudson Daughters Entail Plan to Help Poor Residents
A fragment describes a group led by Hudson and daughters entertaining last night. It hints at a scheme to get rich but emphasizes sympathy and standing for poor people. Mentions Chicago and an exposition in 1933 with focus on population and housing.
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Migges
Llewven
Chicago
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