West Concord Wedding Pair Tied With Church Ceremony
The wedding near West Concord united Miss Irene CPt and John Hobex at the Rectory of Our Church. The bride wore pale pink net with lace and carried a frill lace bouquet. her sister Mrs Ivan Jervais served as matron of honor and Ugh Hoben was best man. A supper followed at the Coa l Tavern. The bride, a Fitchburg Naval School graduate and former music teacher, plans to live in St Johnsbury after a honeymoon at Chateau Montenac.
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I Eis
John Callad
John
C* Hobex
Our Church
Namie Boyce
Ivan Jervais
Ugh -Hoben
Hoben
My3erick J. Miller
Coal Tavern
Certeiny
the Bridge
the Cord High School
Fitchburg Naval School
Fiske I
Marlboro Street
Boston
Inithe
Waltham
Fridigaire Co
St. ‘Johnsbury
Vermont
Chateau Montenac
Quebec
Epee
Local Pigeons Win First Prizes in Am Flight
The article reports pigeons from Thomas Taz Ain Street winning first prizes in a flight from Am NYU. The event occurred Sunday, with local birds dominating the homing contest and earning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazain’ Street
Nyu
Leander course hosts Presidents Cup handicap event
Sept 24 qualifying week for the Leander course invites six players for the President's Cup handicap. Columbus Dy. Wm. Kay and D. C. pro Maynard report strong guest participation with more visitors this year than in prior seasons, praising the course as among the state’s best per B. J. Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Gegolfaynard Couniseweek
Haidisip
Anfiu
Columbus
Kay
Waltham
D. C
B. J.coughlin
Maymara
Coughlin
Jewish New Year Observed in Maynard Services Held
The 5691st year of the ancient calendar was observed with services at Mason ic hall led by Rabbi I Sherr from Maynard and Rabbi Stone of Worcester. Yom Kippur will be observed next week. local merchants observe by attending synagogue and by closing businesses.
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Maynard
Masonic Hall
I. Sherr
Rabbi Stone
Worcester
Lo al
Tilton Star Track Man Harry McGrath Quits Gridiron
Concord notes Harry McGrath of Concord Hi Sy class of 1930 is away from Tilton Academy football duties due to a track and field profile. He previously starred as a sprint and field athlete at Total School setting long standing record marks and placing second in the Harvard Stadium interscholastic quarter mile.
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Concord
Harry McGrath
Concord Hi
Tilton Academy
Harry
Harvard Stadium
Sani
Santekia
Saher
Concord High and Arlington play 0 0 tie in tough battle
Concord High School and Arlington High fought to a scoreless 0 to 0 tie in Spyrnemue. The Concord eleven, mostly inexperienced, showed grit and defense holding Arlington near the goal line in the final minutes. Grave, Arlington full back, starred for Arlington in a hard fought defensive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Arlington High
Spyrmeneu
Arington
Arlington
Coneord
Grave
Curley
Ziegler
Wenzlow
Callahan
Atwood
Golden
Davieu c
Dineen
Hagerman
Lane
Vallaci
Adams
Phinney
Walter
Brigman
Prescott
Besco
Arlington ‘High
Concord High School
Pratt
Featherstone
Ireland
Dist. Conference in Littleton and Maynard Club Institute
A district conference of the Woman's Clubs of the 11th district will be held in Littleton on October 22, chaired by district director Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge. Maynard Club President Mrs Huldah Taylor announced the first Club Institute of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at the YMCA Auditorium on Clarendon Street Boston October 2 at 10 AM with greetings from state president Mrs Carl Ly Schraeder and speaker Mrs Grace M Poole. Fred E Power, former Concord Municipal Light Plant engineer, has bought a garage and filling station at Rumley New Hampshire and the Powers depart for their new field.
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Maynard
Woman's Clubs
Littleton
Charlotte Stockbridge
Maynard Club
Huldah Taylor
Institute of the Mass. Federation of Women’s Clubs
YMCA
Clarendon Street
Boston
Carl Ly. Schraeder
New
Grace
Fred. E. Power
Concord Municipal, Light Plant
Ight
Rumley
N. H
Concord Open House Schedules School Hours and Invitations
Open house at the Concord school will be held Thursday with hours from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Visitors are invited to tour during the day and evening to see the town’s generosity toward its coming citizens. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hutchins have returned from North Haven and Mrs Pina Colauri and daughters Violanda and Elena from Italy.
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Concord
Mornit Ternoon
Gordon
Hutchinz
North Haven
Pina Colauri
Violanda
Elena
Italy
Maynard Notes Sunday Service and Parish Meetings
Sunday services mark the week with Eve greetings and a piano program by Eaura Roe Mills featuring "Dark Music" selections. Revs Matthew Vance lead a Prayer meeting at the Methodist Church Wednesday, and official board announcements discuss property repairs and urgent parish expenses. Thanksgiving Sunday is scheduled.
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Ada Power
Eaura Roe Mills
Matthew Vance
Tiger-Tiger to Be Shown on September 28 at Church
The paper notes an upcoming event at the church with Dr. Mills as editor and Grace Salloway as business manager. Mr Vanée and Mr Mills announce a Sunday morning program presenting the life of John B. Gough titled Tiger-Tiger.
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Church
Gil Dottees
Mills
Grace Salloway
Vanée
John’ B. Gough
Pris Sigman 1 Hold Their C Gam Ut Oa Ein Ers I Ae Ge Sig
Fragmentary note records an event involving Pris Sigman and Worcester, Pith. The legible items hint at a game or match with unclear players and locations, suggesting a local sports or community report from an archival page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pris Sigman
Worcester
Partnership Listing Mentions Mr P Lowell and Location
Readable fragments indicate a partnership with Mr P Lowell and a place at 6 Parker Street. Additional city references appear partial, with multiple locations unnamed and unclear.
Forrest Hartin Wins First Prize at State Exposition
Forrest Hartin, a poultry raiser from this region, won first prize with his prizehead Rhode Island Red rooster in the utility class at the State Exposition. He also earned a prize in a judging contest among 44 boys of New England.
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Forrert. Hartin
Rm States
G Reid
Forrest
New England
Mrs. Mary A. Frazier Dies at 71 in Maynard
Mrs. Mary A. Frazier died at her daughter’s home, 14 Walcott Street, after a long illness. She was 71, born at Lakedale, and had resided in Maynard for 15 years, coming from Acton. Survived by five daughters and two sons. Funeral mass at St Bridget’s Church. interment in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
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Alexander
Maynard
Daniel
Bristol N. H
Frazier
St. Bridgets Bee
Leo. MéCabe
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Miss Bowditch Dominates Junior Tennis Tourney
Florence Bowditch wins three titles at the Concord junior tennis event on the Ord Country Club courts. She secures girls singles over Jean Dentin, tops girls doubles with Margaret Baton, and pairs with Otis Whitney to win mixed doubles. boys doubles finish canceled after most play.
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Concord
Florence Bowditch
Falb
Mika Mallaret
Katon
Otie
M. Whitney
Thie
Fhe
John Rygrave
Harlow
Sumner Rodfis
John Eaton
Otis’ Whitney
Margaret ‘Baton
Mason-Harlow
Cynthia Hoar
Sumner Poefish
Virginia Ferry
An John. Paton
Florence
Longtime town resident dies at 82 in Swanton
Maynard, Swanton, 82, longtime town resident and former Assabet Mill employee, died Sunday at home on 9 Ba Street. Funeral arrangements held at Waltham and burial at St Bernard's Cemetery Concord. District Training School notes celebrate Grace Church teachers and Rev Erwin Shaver of Boston with courses on religious education.
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Maynard
Mary Calle Swanton
Swanton
E Palayer
Assabet Mill
Grace Church
Erwin: Shaver
Boston
Gious
Bessie
Doherty
Needham
Northfield
Shaver
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