Marriage of Miss Barthelomew and Mr Spratt
The ceremony for Miss Barthelomew and Mr Spratt took place at seven o'clock at St Bridget's with Walter Roche officiating. Best man was Mariani and the couple began their wedding trip to Marlboro following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelomew
Spratt
Street
Maynard
Wakefield
St. Bridget’s
Walter Roche
Mariani
Esse
Pimembro
Marlboro
Assabet Institution Ferry Meeting Notice in Maynard
Mass September 27 1983 the Assabet Institution will hold a meeting at the Rooms Maynard Massachusetts October 4 1983 at ? P M for any business before the order President Howard A Wilson Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
the Assabet ‘Institution
Maynard
Ck P. M
Howard A. Wilson
Adms Notice: Estate of Adams Abbott In Middle County
The administrator of the late Adams Abbott seeks payment on claims as the lawful executor. The notice lists formal steps and directs inquiries to 60 Federal Street, Thomas N. Perkins, Adm. Published Sept 27 Oct 4 11 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Abbott
County of
Middle
Federal Street
Thomas N. Perkins
Adm
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate on Main Street Maynard
The J H Hakala mortgage told Trust Company dated 1924 and recorded in South District 4778 49 will be sold at public auction Saturday October 21 1933 at the forenoon for the premises described as a parcel on Main Street Maynard bounded as follows starting near the Westerly line of Mill Street 190 feet along Westerly Street 50 feet etc with the improvements current unpaid taxes and liens to be paid by the purchaser at the sale the mortgagee isld Trust Company and J Morgan is auditor Wilson attorney Building Biachietta Sept 27 Oct 5 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tgagee
Johan Fred Hakala
Trust Company
Lesex
Bclock
Main Maynard
Millee
Naylor
Ry Trust Company
J. Morgan
Wilson
Biachietta
Marlboro High Dominate Acton High 37 to 6 Victory
Marlboro High opened the 1933 season with a decisive 37 to 6 win over Acton High at Prospect Park. The Orange and Black surged with strong line play, stifling Acton’s offense while Marlboro scored on six drives including two by Dwyer and one by Lamy, with Coppola and Carey adding later scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro High
Little Acton High
Prospect Park
Acton
Sperahdio
Medico
Lowell 14 Concord The Butlers edge Concord Yankees in season opener
Lowell beats Concord 14 to 0 as Butler A C s strong defense and a blocked punt set up two touchdowns. Joey Bynne scored on a run after breaking through the line, and Mike Vodoklys added the extra point. Concord offense was shaky with misplayed passes and blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Yankees
Butler A. LC
Lowells
Yankee
Lowell
Joey Bynne
Mike Vodoklys
Butlers
Johnny Janis
Jordan
Lawrence Jere Diskin
Dee Krikarian
Art. House
Robinson
McKenne Minton
Old Timers Submerge Athletics by 13-2 Score
More than 2 000 fans watched 23 former big league stars playing as Old Timers crush Marlboro Athletics 13 to 2 at Ward Park. Walsh Marquard and OToole pitched for the Timers while Fred Daley led the hitters with four singles and a double in five trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ward Park
Monker
Marlboro Athletics
Chicago” Fund
American Legion Drim Corps
James “Hink” Dean
Athletics
Walter Vley
Ramingham
Old Tinters
Charles A. Lyons
Ramp J. Gadbois
Wala
Sellar
Shane Collins
Daley
Parent
Quinn
Gauthier
Walsh
Scott
Laughlin
Connolly
Duplessis
Lepine
Collins
Secur
Stadelmann
Corindy
Lepins
Rube” Marquart
Whiff
A’s
Oubert
Beavis
Ino
Kenney
Leone
Murphy
Joubert
Tom Murphy
Plelerty
Marquard
Loftus
Lemieaux
Fahey
Beauvis
Effer
O'Toole
Fred Daley
Red Sox
John
Edldie Laus
Concord
Harvard University
Offoole P.ii
E.s
Beens
Po Reavis
Weber
Kelleher If
Darmartine Ee
Manning
el G Bliin
Enema
Ee Murphy
Sear
Ola Pimers
Awe Adife
Lottus
Meaux Colins
Valenta
White
Kenn
Kelleher
Coll
Mar— ‘Guard
Pfeffer
Sere
J. Manning
Lamy
Bat Murphy
Universalist church supper and fair plans for Acton
The Universalist church in South Acton schedules a Friday supper on October 6 featuring entertainment by the J N Q girls rehearsing for an upcoming play. The annual church fair is set for November 9 1933. Robert Farquhar of Harris Street North Acton was fined 100 for DUI and 15 for drunkenness in Concord Court after a collision on the State road in West Acton that injured three. A new feature at Thursday dances in Exchange Hall led by Steve Bray and his orchestra will be prize waltzes with winners later competing for a 10 purse in gold. The supper and entertainment date at the Universalist church is noted as September 9 with Kirk of Bedford at the pulpit.
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Ll$. C
The
Universalist Church
Universalist Church Fair
Robert Farquhar
Harris Street
North Acton
Concord Court
Wilson
Farquhar
State Road
West Acton
Steve ‘Bray
Universalist
Bedford
Ocie
Marlboro Woman's Club Institute Scheduled for Thursday
Marlborough women gather for a full day Institute at First Church Congregational on Thursday September 28. An 10:80 start features welcome by Mrs Albert B Sampson with speakers from the Federation including Mrs Thomas J Walker and Mrs John H Kimball. Luncheon in the vestry precedes an organ recital by Mrs Aline Blake and an afternoon program.
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Marlboro
Marlborough’ Woman's Club
First Church
Congregational
Boston
Albert B. Sampson
Hostess Club
George A Mellon
Institute
Mabel F. Barstow
William R. Taylor
Thomas J. Walker
State Federation
John H. Kimball
Victor P. Ratzburg
Aline Blake
World's rail speed record claimed by British Railway
London reports Britain claims the world’s fastest freight speed for the 3.40 p.m. Glasgow goods express running to Glasgow and Sandby with a typical 32.5 mph average, rivaled by the Blue Streak from St. Louis to Shreveport at 81.4 mph.
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British Railway
London
INL
Glasgow
Londom North Eastern Railroad
King’s Cross
High ‘Street
America
St. Louis and Southwestern
St. Louis
Aexarkana
Shreveport
British Express
Shrevesport
Sandy
Bedfordshire
Peterborough
Severus Junction
York
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Berwick On Tweed
Scotland
Acton Social Notes and Local Moves
West Acton George Turner of Stow Road entertains his parents from Milton Vermont. Mrs. Rossie Winchester returned from Lawrence visit. Mr. and Mrs. Small of Maynard moved into the Duncan apartment on Hillside Street. Mrs. Ellen Knowlton and Kerly plan return to Saint Petersburg Florida. Acton Grange meets October 10 with first and second degrees to be worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Stow Road
Turner
Milton
Vermont
Rossie Winchester
Lawrence
Coming Events at First Baptist Church Wear Acton
The church announces October events led by Pastor Arthur Jeffries. Rally Day on October 1 with Bible School classes, Harvest Supper on October 6, Harvest Festival Services on October 8, and Go to Church month through October. Next Sunday at 10 45 a sermon on We our part. Pleasant Sunday Evenings feature a October historic events illustrated by Tutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wear
Acton
Arthur Jeffries
B.C
Bible School
Wachusett Association
Oessows
Atinwal
N. R. al
Tutte
South Acton Cubs Lose to Stow in Weekend Game
The South Acton Cubs fell 10 to 7 to Stow on Sunday Sept 24, sealing the series for Stow. Other notes include Mel Davis delaying a truck delivery in Connecticut due to striker trouble and several local visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Davis
Connecticut
South Acton Cubs
Stow
Robert Clifford
Gloucester
Mass
Albert P. Clifford
Piper Roar
Acton Stage Fine Enterta Freshman Show at Ave Os
Freshmen and upperclass students staged a light hearted auditorium comedy featuring student radio style acts. The Hillbillies and Barbasol scenes drew laughs as Mildred Ineson mimicked Mr Pennyfeather and a shy freshman rolled a doll carriage stage side. Refreshments followed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ave Os
Niors
Hillbillies
Mildred Ineson
Pennyfeather
Taylor
First Parish in Concord Sunday Services and Classes
In Concord the First Parish announces a morning service at 11 o clock with a sermon on Without a purpose. Classes are graded from kindergarten to high school and music will be provided by the Chorus. The vestry meets at 9 45 am and the First Parish Chapter League participates in activities.
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William Wakefield
Olet
Jewski’s
Lin St
Electmen’s
Blighton
Binks
Irwin
Priest EE
Prospect
Johnson
Agan
Claflin
McGilvary
Dwyer
Sperandio
Coppola
Clafiin
Duelos
Verne Carey
Peterson
Tve
Duca
Charter
Vallee
Duclos
Turday
Clinton
Natick
Acton High
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le ‘Thompson
J.callahan Kt
Harriman Hannagan Ig
Lg Jones Carey c
C. Callahan
McGilvary Rg
Slisson Sperandio
Curtis Joubert
Clafiin Medico Gb
Brown Lamy Ihb
Peterson Duclos
Walkee
Langel'er
Coppella
Brown
Thatcher
Jones
Lawson
Thatcher Downey
Brown O’neil
Sulivan
Sheedy
Hardy
Langelier
Sawyer
Teacons
Jimmy Denton
Northeastern
Artick
List
Reavis
White Sox
Dave Pickett
Ump
Tom Myrick
Hudson
South Acton
A. L. Cobb
St. So. Acton
Cae Avn
UB Institute
A. B. Sampson
Marlboro Club
Sara Birdzdale
George E. Greenough
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Alfred J. Edwards
Lake Forest
Misa Mary L. Owen
Chicago
the Universalist
Coufines
Fairbanks
Mai Street
Frank Z. Taylor
Roger P. Towne
Bertha M. Lowden
Charles H. Fairbanks
Mrs. Ross .K. Whiton
Land of the Midnight Sun
Scandinavia
Soviet
Russia
Parigh
Fearn’s
Main Street
Beauty
Convent Cooper’ Radioelectric Co
Nason St
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