Eight Miles of Pipe Line Beer Appropriation Sought
Be er appropriation discussion in Maynard centers on finishing eight miles of sewerage pipe line. Contractors face rock on Railroad street delaying work while crews lay about three and a half miles already. The committee aims to fund about 100900 to complete this year and seeks legislative approval to raise town bonds. Permanent street improvements hinge on completing pipe line connections.
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Maynard
Railroad Street
E Street
Railad
Country Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The Maynard Country Club elected officers and appointed committees this week. George H. Gutteridge was re elected president with John Connors as vice president and Ray Veitch as secretary. Treasurers and governors were named along with greens and house committees and the club tournament and handicap chair.
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Maynard Country
George H. Gutteridgeeridan
Harry Bullard
Noble Lorten
Joshua Naylor
Johnllows
Board of Governors
Jere Iseman
Noble Mon
Greens
Joshua Aylor
John Bellows
P. Hurphy
Wm. H. Gutteridge
Brrank Yden
House
George Gutteridge
Charles Courtney
Amend Veitch
John Connors
P. Coughlin
Tournaent
Frank Sheridan
Club Udicapper
Concord Town Election Feb. 25
Citizens head to the polls Monday February 25 to choose town officers for the coming year. No nominations have been filed and incumbents seek reelection in most posts. Edward Weehan runs for selectman to succeed chairman James Nagle, who is retiring. Two retiring school committee members include Robert Bygrave and Mrs Helen Dexter. Arthur Mann and Mrs Olive Roott vie for the two school seats. Herbert Hosmer seeks reelection as Collector of Taxes, with Herbert S. Send running for Town Treasurer and to combine the two offices.
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Canates
Edward Weehan
Selman
James Nagle
Robert Bygrave
Helen Dexter
Arthur Mann
Essoors
Olive G. Roott
Herbert W. Hosmer
Herbert
Grand Lodge Officers Visit Odd Fellows Group
The Grand Lodge officers visited the local Odd Fellows lodge in a formal visit aimed at reviewing rituals and strengthening fraternal ties. They met with lodge leaders and discussed cooperative community projects and upcoming events.
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ODD Fellows
Grand
Hudson Pastor Lectures Here Life Behind Prison Walls
Rev. J. J. Murphy, longtime chaplain at Charlestown State Prison, will lecture on Life Behind Prison Walls at the People's Theatre in Maynard on Sunday evening February 17 under Joyce Kilmer Circle. He will portray prison life with humanizing insight and discuss reforms, backed by years of ministering to inmates and a hoped for strong ticket demand.
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Maynard
J. J. Murphy
St. Michael’s
Hudson
People’s Theatre
Joyce Kilmer
New England
Fr. Murphy
Charlestown
West Acton Lad ies In Concord
West Acton mourns the death of Stephen Ernest Teele born September 23 1908 son of Martha Teele and the late Ernest R Teele He died after an emergency operation for appendicitis at Emerson Hospital A Baptist church funeral was held Tuesday with Rev G L Mickle officiating He leaves his mother three brothers and two sisters all residents of West Acton
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Stephen Teele
Emerson Hospital
Stephen Ernest Teels
West Acton
Martha
Shattuck) Teele
Ernest R Teele
Actons High School
First Baptist Church
Jonathan W
Henry
Sumner J
Rachel M
Ruth L
West ‘Acton
the Baptist Church
G L. Mickleon
Waverley
A. Jefferies
Teele
Parker suspends Romas J. Sappett license in Hudson
Registrar George A. Parker announced yesterday that Romas J. Sappett of 21 Apsley Street had his license suspended for improper operation in Hudson on January 18.
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Hudson
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
George A. Parker
Romas J. Sappett
Apsley Stret
Calf Born In No Sudbury Has Two Heads
North Sudbury February 3 A two headed red and black heifer born Thursday night on J D Amirault Marlboro road draws crowds as it is photographed and kept for viewing until Saturday after living until 1 o'clock the next day.
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No. Sudbury
North Sudbury
J.D. Amirault
Marlboro Road
Sudbury Resident John Goulding Dies After Illness
Sudbury, John Goulding, 75, died at his South Sudbury home after ten days of heart disease following influenza. Born in Dover, Mass., he lived in Sudbury 52 years, most of them at Hulbert & Rogers where he worked 42 years. He loved hunting, fishing, and maintained a large bird collection and pheasant trade. Survived by wife, two sons Leonard P. and William M. Goulding, three sisters, and will be buried Friday at 2 p.m. Mount Wadsworth Cemetery.
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Sudbury
John Goulding
South Sudbury
Mr. Goulding
Dover
Mass
Hulbert & Rogers
Goulding
Mount Wadsworth Cemetery
South
Grange group event features baby pictures and prizes
Concord Grange held a meeting with a baby picture display awarding prizes for the prettiest boy and girl babies. Mrs Adelaide Sims and Mrs Alice Howe helped install Grange officers and entertainment included vocal solos. A Maynard Boxboro attendance, Whist gatherings, and a forthcoming operetta with a Valentine social were announced.
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Adelaide Sims
Loraine Koch
Concord Grange
Benjamin Clarke
Maynard Grange
Boxboro Grange
Sims
Alice Howe
Boxboro ‘Grange
Edith Rasmuseen
Tremont Street
Frank Sheridan
Bent Avenue
Mary Lawton
Brooks Street
Edith Coulter
Ash Wednesday Mass At Help of Christians Church
Attendees filled every seat at the 7 o'clock mass this morning at Help of Christians Church. Ashes were distributed after the service and will be handed out again at 7 45 this evening. Lenten services are scheduled for Wednesday and Friday evenings this week and on Tuesdays and Fridays each week of Lent. Rev. Joseph Mahar led services at the Reformatory today at 1 PM.
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Help of Christians Church
Joseph Mahar
Reformatory
New Members for Maynard Society
A lively meeting of the Ladies Benevolent Society at Union Congregational church Thursday enrolled many new members. Mrs Edna Farnell spoke on Our Foreign Neighbors and shared six years of social work at Dover Neighborhood House. Mrs George H Gutteridge presided.
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Ladies Benevolent Society
Union Congregational Church
Edna Farnell
Concord High Triumphs in Roma Age Play
Concord High School pupils presented The Roma Age by A A Milne in Veterans Building to glowing praise on opening night. The cast included Lois Knowle Sandy Melisande Bobby Gervase Mallory and others delivering romantic and playful performances amid a tale of chivalry and modern life.
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A. A. Milne
Concord High School
Lois
Knowle
Anne Root
Anderson
Henry Knowle
Norman C. Spencer, Jr
Melisande
Molly Harlow
Sandy
Bobby
Gordon Cunningham
Gervase Mallory
Carl E. Pearson
Jane
Betty Ruad
Geraldine Hannon
Knowles
Krn
Ralph Macone
Susan
Daniel Keyes
Pediar
Alice
Helen Fahey
Knowie
Mr. Knowle
Gervase
The Family Upstairs A High School Hit At Welilam Street Hall
Maynard High School Class of 1929 presented The Family Upstairs a farce comedy Friday evening Feb 8 at Welilam Street hall. Miss Jane Boicourt as Mrs Heller and Waine Sjoblom as Mr Heller drew applause for their strong portrayals. Virginia Lawson and Albert Connors led as Louise Heller and Charles Grant with solid stage presence. The cast included Ruth Bradley Irma Wirta George Glickman and Annabelle Murphy. The production coached by Miss Mary P Thompson featured music by Bob Sheridan for dancing after the show.
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Maynard High School
Welilam Street
Heller
Louise
Mrs Heller
Jane Boicourt
Mr. Heller
Waine Sjoblom
George Brayden
Willie
Annabelle
Margaret Murphy
Laiwson
Mr Connors
Ruth Brad
Concord Board of Trade Meets with John W Downes Speaker
The Concord Board of Trade held its Thursday meeting in Haton hall High school building with Vice President Robert W Carter presiding. Principal speaker John W Downes counsel for the Massachusetts Federation of Insurance Companies spoke on The State and the Automobile Compulsory Insurance Law and presented views supporting the former registrar Frank A Goodwin’s proposal for a state fund and state management. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Concord
Concord ‘Board of Trade
Haton Hall
Robert W Carter
John W Downes
Massachusetts Federation of Insurance Companies
Frank A Goodwin
Posture talk and scout meetings at vestry
Miss Helen Wilcox, a Boston School of Physical Education graduate, spoke on Posture to Be Prepared Club girls at Union Congregational church vestry Friday afternoon. Cloverleaf Girl Scouts and Troop 4 Boy Scouts met at the vestry Friday evening.
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Helen Wilcox
Boston School of Physical Education
Union Congregational Church
Cloverleaf
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Maynard Club Hosts Large Afternoon of Talent
The Maynard Woman's Club held a dramatic afternoon at the high school auditorium with a one act comedy The Florist Shop by Beatrice Jordan Ruth Finn Guyer Fowler and Walter Crowther. Vocal solos were by Mrs Victor Salloway.
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Maynard Womans Club
Beatrice Jordan
Ruth Finn
Guyer Fower
Walter Crowther
Victor Salloway
Charles H.walker
Flora Macorda
Jesse Bell
Esther Case
Grace Merrick
State Federation of Women’s Club
Clinton Woman’s Club
Edna Farnell
State Federation
Statler
Boston
Square Crooks shines in three act comedy by Council K of C
Maynard Feb 13 two night run drew crowded houses for Square Crooks a modern three act comedy. Jane Ellison Kay Ellison and Eddie Ellison Michael Welch detective and gang scenes drew strong stage presence from Alice Healey Loretta Mullin John Johnston and John Bandalavich. Director Rev Leo McCabe praised as the show earned Broadway level applause and the audience left pleased.
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Maynard
Jane’ Ie Orium
Theaynard Council
K. of C
Alice Healey
Kay Ellison
Eddie Ellison
Francis Cleary
Bridget O’rourke
Loretta Mullin
Miss Mullin
John J. Donahue
Harry Welch
Helen Doyle
Jane Brown
Larry Scott
John Johnston
John Bandalavich
Mike Ross
Patrick J. McGrath
Timothy Hogan
Sorrow
Mary Kelley
Woman District Attorney Speaker West Concord Event
Mrs Emma Fall Schofield assistant district attorney of Massachusetts will discuss how government works at the West Concord Woman's Club meeting in Odd Fellows hall. The talk titled What a Good Citizen Should Know follows planning by the legislative committee chaired by Mrs Frank S Walker with Mrs H B Shepard hosting the social tea.
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West Concord
Emma Fall Schofield
Commonwealth of
Fine program in Sudbury course at Town Hall
The Ly nceum lecture series resumes with the third meeting in Sudbury Town Hall on Friday February 15 at 8 15. Entertainers include Nan Lagerstedt a noted humorist and impersonator Edward MacHugh baritone a frequent radio performer and Paul Anderson pianist and accompanist.
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Sudbury
Lynceum
Town Hall
Nan Lagerstedt
Edward MacHugh
Paul Anderson
Maynard political shake up as longtime selectman loses
Frank S. Binks, a 15 year selectman veteran, goes down to defeat at the Maynard town election. William O. Strout leads with 1006 votes, Joseph Schwab follows, Edwin Variton earns 949, and Binks ends with 886. Rev. Bason Cross defeats Oliver Trees for school committee. Herbert W. Martin wins assessor. four constables elected. 1675 votes cast of 2418 registered voters.
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Frank S. Binks
Board of Selectmen
Frank Binks
William O. Strout
Joseph Schwair
Edwin Variton
Bason Cross
St. George's Church
Oliver C. Trees
Herbert W. Martin
John Edwards
Nicholas Driscoll
John Connors
Harold Hanson
Sanderson
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
Joseph Schwab
William
Sevey
Eason Cross
Sstole's
Aake
Oliver Trees Y
Suitc
Frank Downey
Haroki Hangon
Frank HE. Sanderson
Alfred E. McAleary
George H. Gutteridge
William H Mann
Christopher Wilson
William P. Scully
Board of Public Welfare
J. R. Matzkin
Board of Health
Nellie C. May
Public Library
Lewis N. Shaw
William Bishop
William H. Brindley
Soldiers Memorial
John King
Michael Nee
William Baron
Eva Frye
Alice Joyce
Alice Lyons
Alice Smith
Leslie McGarry
Inez McDonald
Cornelius Callahan
Michael Lesage
Laura Tobin
Herbert Usher
John Keegan
Florence Mann
John Hanson
Alfred E. McCleary
Frank E.sanderson
Longtime Selectman Frank Binks Falls Short After 15 Wins
Maynard notes a historic upset as Frank Binks, a stalwart dry advocate and long time Republican selectman, loses his seat after fifteen straight caucus and town elections victories. The town witnesses a dramatic political shakeup that ends a record era and prompts questions about his political return.
Maynard selects P Joseph Schnair for town board post
P Joseph Schnair, a 14 year Maynard businessman, former warden of seven years and ex president of the Rod and Gun Club, is named to the Board of Selectmen. He is active in social life and holds multiple lodge titles including chancellor of Progressive Lodge and past dictator of Maynard Lodge.
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P. Joseph’ Schnair
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
Rod and Gun
Schnair
Progressive Lodge, K. of
Grand Lodge
WU i Bank
K. of P
Maynard Lodge
Méose
Ee Noble Grand
Assabet Lodge
Manchester Unity
Hudsom Lodge of Elks
Citizens Caucus In South Acton Call Citizens Caucus In South Acton
A town meeting and caucus are planned in Acton Massachusetts with a session on February 19 at 7 45 P M in the town hall for nominating officers including moderator town clerk town treasurer collector of taxes selectman board of public welfare cemetery commissioner school committee health officer and library trustee ahead of the March 4 1929 town election. The town meeting business at 9 AM March 11 will consider articles on fire department funding employee health nurse county aid for extension service street lighting and road resurfacing among others.
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Acton
Mass
Board of Public Welfare
Board of Health
Memorial Library
Town Hall
Universalist Church
South Acton
West Acton
Middlesex Trustees
County Extension Service
Central Street
Martin Street
Sidney L. Riardson
Mar Street
Maple Street
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Country Club
George Hutteridge
Maynard Club
IRAND
M. J. Murphy
Maynard Society
Edwin. Carlton
Concord High
Veterans” Hall
John W. Downes
Woman's Club
Frank Bill
Ap Tp Polis
Nepal
Maynards
Politétan
Kimiabi
Call Citizens Caucus
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