Russian Players Injured In Maynard Traffic Crash
A touring Russian drama troupe from Boston suffered multiple injuries when their car overturned near Powder Mill bridge in front of the American Powder Co. plant. Steve Saukoski died at Emerson Hospital. others including Ignaty Sukack, Vasil Telesechy, Edith Torchemaz and her mother were hurt.
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Maynard
Steve Saukoski
Little Lane
Peabody
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Powder Mill Bridge Corner
Cor
American Powder Co
Boston
Russian Educational Society
Saukoski
Ignaty Sukack
Vasil Telesechy
Chelsea
Wm. Ostanchesky
Edith Torchemaz
Edward Flaherty
Torchenius
Arrest of Max Agel at Livingstone's ends Vermont rum trade
Max Agel, a noted Vermont rum runner, was arrested Sunday at 11:00 in South Sudbury at his sister Mrs Livingstone's home by Chief Senaca W. Hall aided by state detectives Wood and Rykemans. He was taken to Bellows Falls Vermont within an hour and faced Burlington court for liquor possession with a heavy fine and hard labor.
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Max Agel
Sudbury
Senaca W. Hall
James R. Wood
Bellows
Vermont
Chief Hall
Boston
Livingstone
Samuel Livingstone
Isaac Higgenbotham
Agel
Atty
Frank C. Archibald
Angel
Middlebury
Inter National
Canada
United States
Florida
South Sudbury
Wood and
Rykemans
Dublin
N. H
Burlington
Burlington City
C P Cowley
House of Carte
Ion
Windsor
Vergennes
Man Dies In Frozen Sudbury River Plunge At Wayland Bridge
The body of Harry Jacobs 23 of Dorchester was recovered from the Sudbury River after his Buick coupe plunged through broken guard rails on the Wayland bridge. The accident occurred at 4 30 pm and the body was found after ice breaking and grappling efforts by state police and Wayland Motors workers. Authorities note a similar Buick accident at the same spot a week earlier.
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Marlboro
Harry Jacobs
Fenway Street
Dorchester
Sudbury River
Framingham Station
Wayland Bridge
Wayland
Wayland Motors
State Road
Jacobs
Charlies Beaupre
Albert Thompson
Fan Siven
Krukowski
Christmas sale and local orders noted in Acton report
Mrs B Johnson helps in Hell's store during the Christmas rush for two weeks. Mrs Henry L Cappe and Mrs Craig Sweet plan a sale of fancy study and home made candy at Mrs Sweet's home Wednesday afternoon and evening of this week. Duran ordered a 150 gallon latest type sprayer for early spring delivery to care for his own orchard and custom work.
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B. Johnson
Hell’s
Henry L. Cappe
Craig
Sweet
Mrs Sweet
Rd. Duran
John W. Mara Offers Homemade Crackers in Concord
An advertisement for John W. Mara at 20 Main St Concord promotes MN'S CRACKERS with two telephones 52 and 53. The copy highlights delicious home made crackers and cookies with prices 50c a box and 1.00 per caddy.
Vermont Butter Made From Jersey Milk Hits Vermont Market
A small Vermont dairy introduces butter crafted from Jersey milk acclaimed for rich flavor. The product debuts in local shops as producers pledge steady supply and standard quality.
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Vermont
Jersey
Holiday tea and coffee box bargain
A holiday special offers a box containing a packet of Ceylon Orange Pekoe tea and a can of Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Coffee priced at $1.09. The promotion emphasizes a single dollar price for the bundle.
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Chase & Sanborrn
Mixed Nuts Fay Opens Fresh This Year
Fay nuts announce this year crop ready and will open sweet and fresh for sale. The note highlights fresh stock and seasonal availability.
Mead couple return to winter Somerville home
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mead return to their winter residence in Somerville Sunday afternoon. Schools will close on December 19 for a two week vacation. The Board of Trade will tender a dinner to the ladies early next month.
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George W. Mead
Somerville
Board of Trade
Unique features mark Maynard Church Bazaar
The December calendar bazaar at Colonial Hall hosted by the Congregational church drew large crowds over two evenings. Items styled as the twelve months sold well alongside food, ice cream, and a coin exhibit from William H. Gutteridge. A parade led by six fairies showcased four seasons, with Boy Scouts performing sketches and many booths per month offering themed goods.
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Colonial Hall
Congregational Church
George Lawton
Ralptt
William Jones
Elmer Cook
Robert McGarry
USA
Russell Jordan
Malcolm Trees
Roger Mathewman
Robert McLane
Theron Osgood
Melvin Smith
Dorothy Peterson
Evelyn Fagg
Dorris Mareden
Marion Hull
Baby Arlene Hull
Ebien Mullin
Charlotte King
Dorothy Goettler
Bileasre Newman
Eleanor Newman
Wheron Osgood
Doris Miller
Albert Hicks
Lottie Connors
Concord Junction
Virginia Cole
Isabelle Annis
Ann Bellows
Helen Priest
Ann Fayton
Dorothy Marsden
Evelyn
Hazel Priest
Mildred Axford
Florence Jackson
Troop 4
Boy Scouts
Rosie
Paris
Philip Elson
George Bariteau
Ernest Lyons
Howard ‘Prescott
Wilfred Riley
Henry Murphy
Samuel Backrack
Herbert Lyons
Forrest Nelson
Richard Lawson
Howard King
Merton Cole
William H. Gutteridge
Gutteridge
Fred Taylor
Ethel Nordberg
Elizabeth Chandler
Sidney E. McCleary
William McGarry
Thomas Denniston
William Cole
Senate blocks government operation of Muscle Shoals
The senate killed the proposal that the government operate Muscle Shoals. This action ends the plan without establishing federal management of the site.
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Washington
Senate
Community Xmas Tree Carols at Concord Centre
Christmas Eve event at Concord Centre features carols at 7 oclock. All residents invited to sing along and join the festive turnout.
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Concord Centre
Notice in The Enterprise shifts sue day for Christmas
The Enterprise will be sued on Tuesday December 23 instead of Wednesday December 24 as a Christmas accommodation. Readers and advertisers are urged to submit copy early. correspondents should deliver to Marlboro office by Monday. Social notes and advance items should be sent in early for next week.
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Marlboro
Hospital fund drive advances with large gifts
Concord officials report a hospital fund drive raising 42700 from remaining funds and urge a final push. The report notes August Belmen left 20000000 to his family and nothing to the public as part of the broader story.
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Concord
Cord
Deacon Hospital
New York
August Belmen
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S. W. Hall
South Acton
John W. Mara
Main St
Swansdown Flour
Radiola 111
Radiola 111A
A. D. MacRae
Concord, Mass
The
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
West Acton
Buick Motor
Noyes-Buick Co
G. M. Ross
Lexington
Assabet Institution For Savings
Condon’s Market
Concord Jct
Welch
Main Street
L. Anderson & Groceries
Star Service
Provisions Telephone
Concord, Mags
MacRae’s
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