Memorial Paneer Erected For R Al Family In Sudbury Meeting
A 1929 gathering led by Henry W. Rice formed a committee to fund and purchase a homestead in Sudbury for a memorial to the Rice family. The article notes orchards and a view from the stone house, with officers elected including James F. Bigelow as vice president and Nellie Rice Fiske as co historian. Members hailed from Marlboro Norwood Framingham Newton and other areas.
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Ee Qw
Ada Nese
Mud Tuce
Wwe
Iit
America
Henry W. Rice
Mestead
Sudbury
Giu Luriusi
Laivin Coondge
Alexander
Race
D. Iain
West Brookneld
Lincol
Brigham
Chamberlain
Foubes
Ficers
James F. Bigelow
Russe Eedham
Nellie Rice Fiske
Wilfred Matus
Ohio
Sudbury Club Events Schedule With Dinner Tea and Auctions
The Sudbury Club lists events including an old iced bean supper on Sept 21 at 6 39 p m with proceeds for a mag, an October 16 election by the Woman’s club, a box social, and a tea after a Sunday gathering for Mise Mary Cool, Mrs Stedman Buttrick’s daughter.
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Sudbury Club
Hood Pictures
P Club
Stedman Buttrick ‘Faughter
Mise
Mise Mary Cool
Ladies Benevolent Society observes 25th anniversary
The Ladies Benevolent Society held a September meeting in the Union Congregational church parlors with a double surprise program. The Sept 14 anniversary of Rev. Boicourt and wife was celebrated with a banjo clock presentation and flowers. A church lawn food sale is planned for Sept 20 and a salad supper for Sept 27.
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Boicourt
Frank E Sanderson elected worshipful master at lodge meeting
Frank E Sanderson was elected worshipful master of Charles A Welch Lodge A F and AM at the annual meeting held last Thursday night at Masonic Temple. Other officers elected include Frank Rowe seilor warden Gavin A Taylor junior warden Meton Merrick secretary Gavin Taylor treasurer. A supper was served by a caterer following the business session.
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Frank E Sanderson
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Masonic Temple
Frank Rowe
Seilor
Gavin A Taylor
Meton Merrick
Gavin Taylor
Fo Lown
Jelle Roos Wins Major Horticultural Honors in Boston
Concord reports Jelle Roos of Ulbury Road receiving the Massa chusette Horticultural Society gold medal at Horticultural Hall Boston for a large group exhibit. Roos also earned top prizes for dahlias and an award of merit for the dahlia Katherine Norris.
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Concord
Massachusette Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Boston
Jelle Roos
Bury Road
Roos
Katherine Norris
Troop 1 Boy Scouts Meet in West Concord Church
Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts at West Concord opened the season with a large attendance at West Concord Church. Scoutmaster Argh P. Simpson led the meeting and sparked enthusiasm, signaling a promising year ahead for the troop.
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Concord
Boy Scouts
West Concord
West ‘Concord
Newly Painted Church Vestry Brightens West Concord Church
The West Concord Union Church vestry banquet hall and kitchen have been brightened by clear glass panes replacing ground glass, making the space more attractive. Work was done by Allan A. Kennedy and his men with the Ladies' Union Committee led by President Mrs. Allison Willis, Mrs. John R. McKenzie, and Mrs. Andrew Edwardsen.
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West Concord Union
Ladies’. Univ
Allan A. Kennedy
Ladies’ Union
Allison. H.willis
John R. McKenzie
Andrew Edwardsen
Maynard Girl Enrolls in Gibbs School Course
Maynard resident Miss Dorothy Priest of 39 Brooks Street enrolls in the Special Course for College Women at the Katharine Gibbs School located at 90 Marlborough Street.
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Maynard
Dorothy
Brooks Street
Katharine Gibbs School
Marlborough Street
Maynard's pitching powers Indians past Cardinals in opening game
In a tense world series opener at Crowe Park on Sept 18 Johnny Lehto outpitched Dave Robinson. Lehto held Maynard to five hits and notched his third win of the year as Concord’s defense shone with sharp fielding. Maynard’s squad fought to the end but stalled in crucial moments in the eighth inning.
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Cowles Maynard
Mies
Ae i Maynard T. T
Crowe Park
Johnny Lehto
Conardians
Lehto
Bie
Goncord
Dave Robinson
Maynard
Arkin
Dave
Truck Hit By Freight Train At Davies Crossing
Two men riding in a truck were struck and thrown to the ground when a Boston and Maine freight train struck the rear of their vehicle at Davies Crossing near Sudbury. Both men survived with injuries after treatment at a hospital and were discharged home. The incident occurred shortly before 3 PM at the oncoming tracks as the truck neared the crossing.
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North Sudbury
Frea
Robins
Une.ega
tVerptt
Operdytor
Boston Wruciang
de Emuan Avia
Sharon
Bostwn
Nets
Alvernoon
Beaton & Mame Freigry
Haines
Ae Orta
Sudbury
Lue Lake Walden
State-iolice
Tiould
Mentas Bmerson Hospital
Aprainea
Davies Crossing
Ooo
Waltham
Lowell
Women's Parish Names Program in Concord Series
The Women's Parish Association of the First Parish in Concord announces a fall and winter speaker series. Luncheons begin Sept 23 with P. Mre Charles E. St. John on the International Work of the General Alliance. Subsequent talks feature Rev Wilton E. Cross, Mrs Harry Stevens, Miss Katherine M. Clidden, Rev Dr Johannes A C Engeinger Auer, Mrs Vivian T Pomeroy, and Uncle H Schach Jr with topics on literature, cheer, human nature, and religious youth work culminating in a joint meeting with Concord Chapter Unitarian Laymen’s on March 17 and a final luncheon April 1.
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Concord
Women’s Parish Association of the First
Charles E. S T. John
General Alliance
Wilton E. Cross
Franklin
N. H
Wecent
Harry , Stevens
Whcer
Katherine M. Clidden
Te Young Peoples
Johannes A. C. Engeinger Auer
H. Schach Jr
Unitarian Laymen’s
Tae
Whitney Is Again Champ Whitney Is Again Champ
Whitney Comins defeats Ralph Westly to reclaim the championship title at Concord. Final outcome not fully clear from fragment but indicates Whitney's victory and repeat claim.
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Whitney
Champ
Fragmentary OCR Notes on a Local Event
Fragmented text shows names and phrases about a marriage and patents with unclear context. The legible elements include references to Johnson, Pate, Dr Sure, Mr Bate, and Marshall, but essential details and dates are missing.
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Mr. Bate
Mise” Marshall
Sia Graifa
Jensen Family Traveled 4146 Miles on Tent Sleep Journey
Mr and Mrs Theodore Jensen and their son John returned from a ten day trip to Concord after a long period serving at Lutheran and Trinitarian churches. They covered 4146 miles staying in tents at camps along the route. Jensen previously led congregations in Mora Minnesota and elsewhere in the West.
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Theodore ‘Jensen
Johm
Uphodid
Cherch
Ton
N.D
Tor
Jensen
Wreda
Mora
Minn
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Bere
Scandinavia
Baneh
Rindiz Stray Dogs Tax Efforts Highlight Maynard Chief
Mayor Maynard reports Chief John Copnots in charge of stray dog control with 150 dogs in town for Resch. many owners have not paid license fees. The chief recalls shooting a dog years ago for nonpayment and notes progress as a dog tax collector.
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Maynard
John « Copnots
Shief
Maynard Seeks Spot in The Sheiks Roster This Fall
Local squad faces a large team this season as Maynard aims for a place in the lineup. Several town players have signaled intent to join the Sheiks, who last year posted a decent record but suffered a penalty loss.
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Maynard
Sheiks
Fang
Inese
Sédwe loacMus
Min Disex County Extension Board Leaders Discuss Program
Concord September meeting of the executive board of the Min diesex County Extension service and associated organizations heard presentations from Edna Cuttier Annette Hert and Ruth D Morrey on child guidance leadership and home demonstration work. The gathering at the Trinitarian church featured sectional meetings led by Miss Beehey and others with a focus on leadership and education for the season.
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Concord
Ther
Mindiesex
Extension Service Home Department
Wriitarian U Congregationn
Essas
Noard
Edna Cuttier
Bracut
Die
Y General Assembly
Annette Hert
Home
Miss - Ke » Beehey
Ei RuwiGeney
Niternoen Dogene
Ggbininore
Mies ‘Bernice - Siiimany Tewly
The
Trinitarian Church
Unclear match notes in early cup qualifier
Fragmentary report shows Bullivan defeating John Connor and R. Valteiees beating an unnamed opponent in Sachrhane. The Enterprise Cup qualifying rounds were postponed from last week to next weekend to avoid clashing with the club championship. the cup display shows George H. Gutteridge of Maynardy Country.
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R. Valteiees
Bullivan
John Connor
Sachrhane
George H. Gutteridge
Radh
Boston Clothing Co. Closes After Thirty Years of Service
Harry Haliday, owner of the Boston Clothing Co., visited Maynard to note the store’s closure last week after thirty years in operation. The Edvonds Beatris Company will occupy the former Boston site in Darling's block.
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Maynard
Harry Haliday
Boston Clothing Co
Talietes
Darling’s Block
Edivonds Beatris Company
Bos‘on’ ‘Clothing Company
Death of Henry J Wooding at Perkins Farm
Henry J Wooding died last Tuesday at the Perkins Farm aged nearly 74. Born in London he came to the United States sixteen years ago, lived in New York until his wife’s death seven years ago, then home at Perkins Farm. A shoemaker by trade he left that work after moving to West Acton. He had spent a vacation in Canada and was not in good health before his demise. Funeral services were held at the home conducted by Rev A J Torslett with burial following.
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Motohbay
Henry di Ee
Perkins Farm
West Acton
Frank Tasker
A. J. Torslett
Rainy Weather Dampens Attendance at Acton Fair 1929
Rain and drizzle marked the Acton Fair of 1929 held on Friday and Saturday with attendance under half the usual. The event opened with a flag raising ceremony presented by Hoyt of on and donated by W Dunn. President and officers from Isaac Days Post and Boy Scouts led 150 children around the pole as martial music and America united attendees.
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Lucton
Duke
Acton
Pres. Richardson
Frigay
W ‘Dunn
Ave. Bers
Isaac Days
Conner
Aoton
America
Richardson
Towne
Maynard Woman's Club marks twenty fifth anniversary
The Maynard Woman's Club celebrates its 25 year milestone with a year of events and a forum at Jacasty and Marci meetings led by Mrs Edna Warnell. Notable speakers include Harold Smith Harvard Graduate School education, Mrs Azel Packard and Mrs Anna Tillinghast. Tickets at P H Murphy store on Friday.
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Maynard Woan's Club
Toe Angiversi
Ain Willer
Eae Leately
Ee State
Dia
Fréd 4. Smith
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Anna Tillinghast
Imumiigraton
New England
Azel. A Packard
Pregiant
Mass
Helen ‘Simpson
Boston
John Nichols
Mauk
Congregational Church of
Arlington
Hilda Aroman
Maynard
Edna Warnell
Maynard Club
D. m
Local Social Notes From Sudbury Event
Sudbury report notes a teen guest count at Penlan for Mr and Mrs Charles Hi on Sunday evening. The visitors include Theo of Mrs Wayland and Mr Walter E Piper who recently hosted and plan to return to London following a month of visits.
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Sudbury
Penlan
Charles Hi
Sunda
Theo
Wayand
Walter E. Piper
London
Wellesley
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Danvers
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Maynard Woman's Club
Masaprauncle State Federation of An’s Clubs
George H. Sawyer
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Parker
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Me Bolcourt
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