Turnpike by-pass project debated in Concord meetings
Discussion on a Cambridge Belmont by-pass linked to the Cambridge Turnpike plan. Residents recall a disputed 1.4 mile section, noting its high cost and limited favor due to narrow roads and terrain in Belmont and Concord. Estimated total costs run to hundreds of thousands, with initial figures around 590 thousand.
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Concord
Ridge
Belmont
Turnpike
Cambridge- Belmont
Den
Marriage banns published for Miss Bygot and Peter Killis
Banns of marriage published for Miss Bygot daughter of Mr K on the occasion of her engagement to Peter Killis of Mari. The ceremony planned for the first time between the couple with the date set as the twenty seventh.
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Mary
Bondalavich
Pastor to Baltimore Awarded in Trinitarian Church
The Rev George L Thurpr of the Trinitarian church is awarded to Baltimore as reported by the Boston Traveler. Mrs Thurlow plans to accompany her husband and return to Concord with their son. The morning service at Acton Baptist church is noted with Stow parishioners present.
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George L. 'Thurpr
Trinitarian ‘UN -Church
Baltimore
Boston
Thurlow
Concord
Lison Smith
Stowe
St Acton Baptist Church
Gentlemen's Night at Maynard Grange entertained members
The Maynard Grange held a Thursday evening program led by the men, with Leon Whitney as master and a full board of officers. A magician provided humor and tricks, followed by a social collation arranged by Edmund Whitney, dancing, and music from local players. The next meeting on September 14 will feature Samuel F. Brightman as guest speaker and indicate the final date to file membership applications.
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Maynard Grange
The
Grange
Leon ‘Whitney
Orville Tucker
Frank Case
James Longley
Russell Naylor
Russell Naylor, Assistant Steward; Rev.’ J.rex Shepler
Irving Howe
Alton White
G. K
Norman Nordberg
Ceres
Charles Manninen
Pomona
Alan Palmer
Flora
Francis Alving
Charles Shattuck
Edmund ‘Whitne
William
Edmund Whitney
John Finnerty
Hudson
Waldo McWilliams
Concord
Victor Salloway
Fred Marino
Maynard
Samuel F. Brightman
Fairhaven
Radio program highlights women club efforts and power show
A local radio feature on Women's Club doings covered the club house history and efforts to maintain and improve the property. An announced Power Show set for September 12 surprised many, with Mrs. Elwyn Harris Mrs. Arthur Blanchard and Mrs. Arthur Wetherbee named as the event organizers.
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Elwyn Harris
Arthur Blanchard
Arthur Wetherbee
Retail Price Jump Prompts Big August Sale Drive
The notice warns of a major price rise on August 2 and urges shoppers to buy now before increases. Merchants cite higher overhead costs and NBA movement joining as reasons for the surge. The piece promises a wide range of goods at current prices before the sale increases take effect.
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Ptr
NBA
Uniform business hours set in Concord meeting
A Concord meeting at the Boston Gas Company showroom led by A. R. Reynolds established standard hours for local shops. Food stores open 7 30 daily except Wednesday 7, others at 8, with closing at 6 30 am for most days and 9 30 pm Saturdays. Wednesdays close at 1 pm for food stores and noon for others. The new hours took effect this week.
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Concord
West Wattstorium
Boston
Gensi i Gas Company
A. R. Reynolds
Maynard Barbers Adopt New Code and Hours
A Maynard barber meeting approved a new code and schedule. Hours become 8 am to 6 pm on Mon Tue Thu Fri, 8 am to 12 noon Wed, 9 am to 5 pm Sat. 48 hourly workweeks for journeymen. haircut price raised 25 to 50 cents. The code takes effect Monday, August 2.
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Stais Dais
Sam
Crowe
George Roe
Isaac H. Binks
Acton
Michael Manning
Joseph Paimucci
Fred Poretars
Joseph Markeo
Sally Noveller
Paul Tetrault
Charles Lombardo
Archibald Miller
Concord
John Dora
K. A. Koskell
George Morrill
Antoni Budiewicz
Joseph Batuck
Frank A. Colombo
James Ferrara
John Ranta
A S Crowe
Joseph Perazzo
Arthur, Bariteau
Waino Paakki
Maynard
Musical Evening Hosted by Miss Mil dred Gallant
Last Friday evening Miss Mil dred Gallant gave a pleasing musical at Rams with guest of honor Mr. Gay of Waltham. Attendees included Mrs Evangeline Hall Mrs William Stokes the Granger sisters Florence Merriam Irene Merriam Wood Mrs Gay Alden Johnson and Mrs Johnson. Mr Gay sang solos with accompaniment by Mrs Gay. The Misses Granbere also contributed to the program. Refreshments followed.
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Mildred Gallant
Rams
Mr. Gay
Waltham
Evangeline Hall
William Stokes
Granger
Florence Merriam
Irene Merriam
Wood
Gay
Alden Johnson
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Replenishes Local Covers
Maynard Rod and Gun Club aims to replenish stock covers and streams in the district to ensure plentiful game and fish for local sportsmen. The group emphasizes consistent effort to benefit hunting and outdoor recreation.
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Maynard
Widow Jessie Costello Home After Acquittal in Cyanide Death Case
Dawn of happier hours comes to Jessie Costello in Peabody after a jury in Salem clears her of murdering her husband with potassium cyanide. She returns with three children and her loyal father, facing public scrutiny, reporters, and plans to visit graves before deciding her future.
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Peabody
Mass
Jessie Burnett Costello
Salem
Wisbond
Jessie
William ‘J. Costello
Danvers
Imother
Wen
Edward J. McMahon
McMahon
Dackanton
Sia
CoCetello
Massachusetts
Paabody
Ee Salem
Gallows Hill
Incomplete Post Office Discussion Cited by Senator Coolidge
Senator Coolidge responds to a post master inquiry noting Washington's department weighs federal buildings in Massachusetts. The Maynard Post Office previously appeared on a list of buildings to be erected in 1988, with further changes indicated but not detailed.
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Jors Waleh
Codl
Senator Coolidge
Department ‘of Washington
Massachusetts
Maynard Post Ofice
Srl Wee Chancet
Owen Ee Chang Loweyer
Day of summer fair with races and Beano event
The field day featured dancing and races for all ages, a Beano game, and a well attended craft, food, and prize booths. Prizes went to Marie Poleo and Madeline Fitch, with awards in the dress and book contests. Proceeds supported the building fund as volunteers ensured a successful afternoon.
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Saturn
Orrin Carpenter
Henry Stone
Arthur Carleou
Herbert Clark
Piper
Shirley Nancy
Bari
Marie Poled
Madeline Fitch
Marie Poleo
Davie Road
Boothe
Frank Cloutie
Helen Connors
Rockston
Dorchester
Mickey Mouse
Lexington Court
Mary Spellman
John Condon
John Mansfield
William Myers
En Myers
O'Brien
Town to Discuss Hatee System at Regular Meeting
At Friday’s regular meeting the board will take up the hatee system report and plans to call a special town meeting in the near future.
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Mear
Bolton Spring Inn Tea Room Menu Ad
Bolton Spring Inn Tea Room advertises steak and chicken options with luncheon items. Prices noted include 75 cents, reflecting a mid 20th century dining offer.
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Bolton Spring Inn Tea Room
Sudbury Plans Public Water System After Committee Report
A town committee found drought and poor water quality burdening Sudbury residents and businesses. They urge a formal town meeting to consider a municipal water system funded with federal assistance, noting reduced fire risk and insurance costs as key benefits to taxable resources.
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NRA
Waylend
Seewan Ee
Now
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Board of Selectmen
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