Attorney General directs lotteries cases to district courts
A missive from the Attorney General urges city and town departments within the jurisdiction to file complaints about lotteries in district courts. It notes that many Commonwealth groups fundraise via lotteries and stresses that chance over skill defines illegality. The letter discusses possible prosecutions and the role of district court judges in enforcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Commonwealth
Amt
Bert T
Annual trel show and Follies of 1927 in rehearsal
The council announces an April meeting to plan the annual trel show and Follies of 1927. The event will feature about 100 voices with new acts including dancing and monologues, plus end men singing their hits. Local favorites will perform in a bright program.
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Yward Council
Josan
Boston
Ynard Counef
Ite
Police vow strict enforcement as town warns speeds
Chief of Police reports tougher traffic enforcement after a nighttime patrol through the town. He cites warnings from town leadership and a recent appeal by Judge Maynard urging motorists to slow down and avoid violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Radio magic locates riches buried centuries ago
Hunters in Pana ma Cuy, aided by a radio detector, found ornaments, chains, emeralds, cables, diamonds and riches buried in the late seventh century by Sir Henry in tunnels beneath an old church. The search aims to uncover other caches around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Cuy
Henry Fn
Minetrel Show Delights Audience At Hight Benet
The annual minstrel show presented by the Diarr Association featured an opening chorus by the entire company and multiple solos duets and dances. Principal A Tt. C. Cole directed with strong crowd applause as performers included Elizabeth Slimond Ruth Foster Evely Jamieson Lydia Glebys and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. C. Cole
Moon
Elizabeth Slimond
Aiva
Alasaart
Forrest ‘Nelson
Ruth Foster
Evely Jamieson
Allen
Paul
Allea
Leo Week- Istrom
Lydia ‘Glebys
Irman Russy
Harold Blic
Agn
Bilz Beth Ow
Walter
Icteric Ee Velyn
Ieee
Ae ‘Alan Melodies
Yankee Rose
Albert
Nee
Helen Neé
Maragaret Smith
Doris Dan- Sofi
Dorotty Spratt
Ernest Holt
Paul Allen
Richard ‘Allen
Mildred Axford
Elizabeth Binks
Helen Brown
George Brayden
Ruth ‘Bradley
Gertrude Chandler
Lawrence ‘Chandler
Ruth French
Evelyn ‘Gould
Samuel Gilman
Mary Grigas
John’ Heaton
Mary Hayward
Lillian Holmes
Mary Howe
Louise Johnston
Jeanette Johnstone
Mary Kane
Julia Kazaikonis
Francis Liddgard
Joseph Beiter
Eino Nytiolni
Alice Fosria
Dorothy Acton
Lillian ‘O'Dontrell
Helen‘To‘bin
Linda Laukka
Sarah Hellawell
Delores Zaniewski
Esther Fonsell
Esther Salo
Hulda Hill
Sudbury Social Round and School Open House
Records from Sudbury note Mrs Frank Gorry hosting a luncheon and bridge event on Friday. The Centre School Building opened for public inspection last Monday evening. Visitors included Mrs Anne Buxton of Hingham and Mrs R C Milliken of Nashua NH. A debate was held during an open session at the high school intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gorry
Centre
Rogers
Maynard
Harvard
Buster
South
Sudbury
Anne Buxton
Hingham
Alidé. Cheney
Brookline
R.C’ Milliken
Nashua
Roy Hawes
Heisei van Ops
Siam 48 Financial
Business Men's Association to Hear Warren of Waltham
Warren secretary of the Waltham Chamber of Commerce will address the Business Men's Association meeting at United Cooperative hall Thursday at 6:30 PM. He is noted in trade circles for active involvement and strong programs. A supper will be served and he will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cooperative Hall
William J. Warren
Waltham Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Concord Musical Club entertains Concord Teachers Association
The Concord Musical Club provided entertainment for members of the Concord Teacher Association. Miss Marion Parker and Harry B. Little performed piano numbers. Mrs. Vale and Mrs. Erik also appeared in a varied program at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent. Teacher ‘Association
Concord Musical ‘Club
Proeda Rate
Concorde Teacher Association
Pena Mee
Bn Hato Hall
Marion “Parker
Harry B. Little
Solby
Mirie Vale -Vialle
Rose Hub Weagu
Senate Att Puibets
M. Ubiler
Samuel ‘Erik
Mrs Laura A Marshall obituary from Concord
Mrs Laura A Maill wife of Rupert M Marshall died Sunday after an appendectomy at Emerson hospital Funeral services will be at her home in Willows and burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery She was born in Nova Scotia forty four years ago and lived in Concord since then Survived by husband parents in Nova Scotia two sons Arnold and Stuart and four daughters Dorothy Ruth Barbara Marshall a brother Elbert Marshall in Keans Nova Scotia sisters Edna Marshall and Stella Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Marshall
Laura A. Maill
Rupert M. Mars
Emerson Hospital
Willows
Sleepy Hollow
Marshall
Nova Scotia
Concord
Eertad
Ithe Concord
Woman’s Club
Margaret Beardsell Died After Illness At Boston Hospital
Margaret Beardsell fifteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Beardsell died at Deaconess Hospital Boston after months of illness. She was vice president of Concord High School Junior Class and a noted athlete in field hockey. Funeral held Tuesday at First Parish Meeting House Reverend Dr Johannes A Faggingerauer officiated with many friends and classmates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Beardsell
Margaret Beardsell
William L. Beardsell
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Conecord High School
Te Concord High School
Johannés A
Fagginger
Max @aret
Mrs Marion Baton Heads for Rochester Visit with Chauncey Haton
Mrs Marion Baton travels to Rochester New York to visit Chauncey Haton and meet relatives. The estate of life Frank Howe has been appraised by H Burr Calvin Maton and Frank Goodnow. An age of shows effects will in and Mrs oer Wetherbee a trip to New
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion B Baton
Rochester
N. Y
Chauncey Haton
Frank Howe
H . Burr
Calvin Maton
Frank Good
Oer Wetherbee
New
Electric Eye To Autos Demonstrates Automatic Counter
A note describes an electric eye system installed on one side of a road to detect passing vehicles. Light beams are interrupted by shadows, triggering a counter and proving the concept works. The description emphasizes accuracy and the mechanism of the exposure to light and the sensing cell.
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Hay
Old Society in Methods Maynard Meeting Details Changes
The Old Society in Maynard April 27 discussed ending the Evangelical Union and forming a new method to control church property and finances. A committee of the Society and the church was appointed to push discontinuance and reorganize church governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Coppila Oruciate
Teld Émeetin
Society
Evangelical Union
Henotne
See Thant
Town Hall Hearing Denies Gasoline Licenses
A hearing on petitions to grant licenses for gasoline and for selling food as a victualler drew strong opposition from nearby property owners. The Selectmen halted the proposals after residents voiced emphatic objections and the town hall room proved too small for comfort.
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Selectmen
Neard Road
Mer
West Acton Hints at Local Home Occupancies and Travel
Mr and Mrs Harry Derner of Calumet City occupy a vacated tentament of Ernest Cooper. Mae Whitcomb expects occupancy by early May. John Hoar repairs on the Hutchins house once home to Alfred Richardson. Several residents attend an Old Folks' dance in Ayér on Saturday. Warren Hayward is recovering from an operation in Boston. A resident plans a cottage move Friday for the following weekend.
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Harry Derner
Aid Sol
Calumet City
Ernest Cooper
Mae’ Whitcomb
John Hoar
Alfred Richardson
Ayér
Warren Hayward
Boston
Will Moton Dow Egdin
Rare Acton Musical Treat at Congregational Church
A community concert last Sunday at the Congregational church featured Sir John Stainer's Crucifixion sung by the St John Episcopal Choir under Frank Holland. The program included Fling Wide the Gates and From the Throne in His Cross. Soloists Herbert Thayer and Harold Merriam earned praise alongside a fine organ by Miss oe pleasant.
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Mhusich
Johu
Stainer
Alain Crucifxion
St. On
Annual meeting of Trini jational Church Men’s Club elects officers
The 6 Men’s club piec of the Trini jational Church held its regular Thursday meeting with Leon re-elected president. New officers include W Edward Lamb secretary John R Macintosh treasurer Oscar E Beckvold and Ernest E Thorpe with an executive committee. Also shown were Canadian slides from Interior Department and Mr Eliot R Howard lectured on Canadian Rockies wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trini Jational
Leon
W. Edward Lamb
John. R.macintosh
Oscar E. Beckvold
Ernest E. Thorpe
Department of the Interior
Iaw
Parks
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Eliot R.howard
Michael J Hayes World War veteran dies in Concord
Michael J Hayes, a World War veteran and former New England Telephone employee, died Friday at his home on Thoreau Street in Concord. He was 33. A Solemn High Mass of Requiem was held Tuesday at St Bernard's Church, with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Born in Billerica, he attended local schools and served 18 months overseas in the Air Squadron during World War I. He belonged to the Concord Lodge of Elks, Concord Council Knights of Columbus, James J Mansfield Post 164 American Legion, and Amboy Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Michael J. Hayes
Thoreau Street
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Mr. Hayes
Billerica
Timothy
Laine Hayes
Aero Squadron
Concord Lodge of Elks
Concord’ Council
James J. Mansfield
Ambuldad Legion
Fe Saha
Assabet and Sudbury Crew Split Victories in Middlesex Rows
The Assabet and Sudbury clubs from Middlesex schools split wins in four rowing events at Bateman's Pond. Assabet senior four beat Sudbury by one and a half lengths on a half mile course despite NW wind in 3:12. Sudbury intermediate four topped Assabet by one and a half lengths on a three-eights mile course in 2:03. Junior four led early, but Sudbury pups won again over Assabet pups by three and one-quarter lengths on a quarter mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabef-Sudbury
eLui
As Sabet
Sudbury
Vic
Bateman’s Pond
Assabet
Rowtn
Maynard to Represent Team in Middlesex League Baseball
Maynard will represent a local team in the Middlesex County baseball league with Joseph White as manager. The opener is May 22 at home against Littleton. 18 scheduled games are listed including six twilight and 12 day games at home, plus away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Middlesex Country Baseball League
Littleton
Concord
Maynard. Org
Concor
John Boardman
Selectman of
Joseph White
Hudson
Bate Ore
Funeral Notice for Michael Hayes Held at St Bernard’s
Funeral of Michael Hayes was held Tuesday morning at nine o'clock in St Bernard's. Requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. The event records the passing and religious service for Hayes in the local parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hayes
St. Bernard's
G W Brown Attorney Dies in Chicago
George William Brown aged sixty five died in Chicago after a lengthy illness on April 20. Born in Concord August 20, 1864 he was a Harvard College graduate who built a large Chicago law practice before retiring to travel. He leaves sisters Jeanette and Elizabeth Stow and many friends.
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George William Brown
The
Chi
Concord
William Dawes
Een Swah Brown
Tari
Chicago
Jeanette
Brre College
Pate
Shintounen Brown
A Veries
Elizabeth Stow
James
Stuart Brow
We Mostobur
New Jersey
George Brown
Harvard College
Europe
Local Society Chooses Officers and Approves Donations
Mrs Louis A Sohier was chosen vice president and Mrs Louis M Marks secretary while Mrs Charles L Foote Social Service secretary and Mrs Herbert B Smith treasurer were elected. Directors include Mrs D Dana Bartlett Miss Elizabeth Alexander and others. The group voted 50 for furnishing the annex of the hospital and 5 for Benevolent Fraternal Fruit and Slower Mission. President Mrs Smith received a bouquet of roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Siberlain
Smith
Louis A. Sohier
Louis M., Marks
Charles L. ‘Foote
Social Service
Herbert B. Smith
Elmer L. , Joslin
Herbert H. Wardwell, Jr
D. Dana Bartlett
Elizabeth Alexandar
Charles F. Bowers
Herbert. F. Whipple
Person
Weatherbee place and local social notes in Sudbury
South Sudbury residents hail Weatherbee place move near Hubbard Brow. Rogers Maynard and Henry Jones visited New York during their Saunter vacation. Mrs E F Gerry hosted a Senior Afternoon Whist luncheon and won first prize. Old Folk's Concert at Memorial Congregational Church on April 29th draws near with a clar chorus. Miss Isadore Cutter turns eighteenths. lunch for her at Mrs Roland Cutler’s home precedes Boston trip to see The Ghost Train.
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H. N
Qlagen
Yoeryille
Iubbard Browa
Rogers Maynard
Henry Jone
Jamess
Stone Framingham
New York
E. F. Gerry
Conard
Danforth
Charles Way Shoig
Gerry
Posten
Clar
Church
Roland Cutler
Isadore Cuter
Sudbury High Senior Class Attends Midsummer Night's Dream
The Sudbury High School senior class received tickets to a performance of Midsummer Night's Dream at the Repertory Theatre in Boston. Miss Sarah Pratt of Pratt's covered the carfare for the group.
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Sudbury High School
The
Repertory Theatre
Boston
Missy Sarah—Pratt
Pratt
Miss Pratt
Fae
Gas rate protest session in Hudson Maynard Stow
Hudson Maynard and Stow officials meet to press Marlboro Hudson Gas Co for lower rates and to protest service charges. The Public Utilities Board reportedly discouraged reductions, and a committee moved to file a formal complaint. The session was chaired by Dr P Glazier with Dyson and Wellen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Glazier
Board of Selectmen
Dyson
Wellen
Public Utilities Board
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Public Utilities
Middlesex official Hatfield injured in Lincoln auto crash
Concord Mass April 27 Middlesex County Treasurer Chas B Hatfield of West Newton and J Harold Libbey were injured in a car crash near Codmans Corner Lincoln after a storm. Hatfield and Libbey, both hurt, were driven to Dr Walcott's office. Miss Hazel Adams and another woman were also injured. The event disrupted plans for a supper and a Ladies Night event at Walden Chapter R A Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Middlesex County
Chas
B. Hatfield
Cherry Street
West Newton
Masonic
Walden
Temple
Lincoln
Big Town
J. Harold Libbey
Parsons Street
West
Newton
Hatfield
Hazel Adam
Silver Hill
Weston
Codmans
Adams
Henry J. Walcott
Main Street
Wallace Cooper Spent Time With Sanda Family in Keene
The fragment notes Wallace and Cooper visiting Sanda and a large family in Keene New Hampshire while Wdwich Hayward returns home after winter in Boston. The text also mentions Miss Marlon Prentiss as a student abroad in the West.
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Wallace
Cooper
Sanda
Keene, New
Wdwich Hayward
G. Winter
Boston
Marlon Prentiss
West
Yaa
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Waltham Chamber
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South Acton
G. W. Brown
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Gratis
Hudson, Stow, Maynard
Cooperste- Saye Canin Rot
Compan
Seneral Comittutes
Jona
Worcester
Mars
Duncan
Ie Chepman
Righ
Charles’. A. Ross
James Iy
Clinton
Goettler
Fowler
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Maynaro
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