Maynard Ice Crop Faces Sale Threat If Locals Fail to Act
James R. Bent plans to sell his ice crop to a broker unless Maynard residents form a cooperative to buy out the business. A meeting of business leaders discussed a possible stock company takeover with 3,500 to 4,000 tons on hand and potential 25 percent first-year dividends. A second gathering is set for Wednesday in the Masonic hall to decide on the plan or risk shipping the ice to New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James R. Bent
Bent
Enterprise
de Ora
William Naylor
B. J. Coughlin
Magonic ‘Hall
New Haven
Conn
Died While Visiting Here Mrs Anne E Fitzgerald
Mrs Anne E Fitzgerald 76 of South Acton died suddenly during a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael Tobin Dartmouth Street at 11 PM She became ill with acute indigestion and died despite efforts. Her funeral was at St Bridget's church Fox? with burial at Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne E. Fitzgerald
South Acton
Michael Tobin
Dartmouth St
River View Laundry Stockholders Reorganize in Maynard
The River View laundry stockholders met at H. A. Wilson's office in Maynard Monday evening and reorganized the company with L. N. Fowler named president and Benjamin Derby listed as a member of the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River View Laundry
H. A. Wilson
Maynard
L. N. Fowler
Benjamin Derby
Often Misunderstood Tenement Act Explained by Hartman
Edward T. Hartman secretary of Massachusetts Civic League clarifies the tenement house act and its aim to guide town development for light ventilation and sanitation. He notes towns already adopting it see health and efficiency gains while warning non adoption leads to decline and poor living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. Hartman
Edward T. Hartman
Massachusetts Civic League
Hartman
Maynard
Board of Health
Belmont
Winthrop
Watertown
Arlington
Weymouth
Stoneham
Milton
Wenham
North Andover
Sudbury Selectman Race Ends Tie After Recount
After a Friday recount at the town hall the third selectman race ended in a tie. A special town meeting will be held Monday April 21 to settle the time and notice will be posted. The women’s club met April 2 with Edw Howe Forbush giving a lecture on birds. April 16 Miss Edith Chapin will present a reading titled The Blue Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Marlboro
Julius Loewe
Jas. A. Coughlan
George Whitney
Hudson
Florence Wattles
Elmwood
Iowa
Maynard
West Acton
Etta F. Ray Lodge
Columbia Lodge
Carrie Locke
Howe
Pliny BE. Graves
Mr. French
Arthur Sullivan
North Adams
Litchfield
Summerhill Lodge
Concord and Hudson
BE. Donnelley
Alice
Falmouth
William, Frazier
George N. Gove
William C. Taylor
Vermont
Jersey. Butter Co
Hugo Kalander
Mass. General Hospital
Irene McCormick
Framingham Hospital
Michael Grecco
Fitchburg
Browne
Walter
Lucy Jillson
S. D. Peers
Woman's Club
Howe Forbush
Edith Chapin
West Acton Update On Local Resident Samuel Toom
West Acton reports Samuel Toom Boxboro suffered an illness Wednesday and is being treated at home. Shirley electrical plant chief R. G. and Dr. Simmons with Dr. Staples attended the case. a trained nurse is providing care and Toom is making possible recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Toom
Boxboro
R. G
Shirley Electrical Plant
Shirley
A.B. Bean
Simmons
Coase
Staples
City Dogs Face Late Fees As Taxes Go Unpaid
March 31 due dog taxes are overdue prompting authorities to seize canines from owners who skip the ceremony of paying the fee. Mrs Francis Brick and Helen reside in Springfield and Bernardatown. Sixth graders plan geography exchanges with peers in Lowell area cities. 110 pupils will swap industry names. Sunday guest: Mr and Mrs Henry Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Brick
I Helen
Springfield
Bernardatown
Lowell
Henry Hayward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Regent Flour
O. F. Hathaway & Sons
Regent
Johnson H. J. Dwinell, Prop
Main St. Maynard
Rainville
Cleary Block
J. Loewe
Nason St
Mareee Etree
de Viooe
Vices Esos
Sudbury
Lizotte & Dupuss
Walden St., Concord
Main St
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