Registration Session Adds Nineteen Voters in Maynard
The Maynard registrars of voters met in the selectmen's rooms and added nineteen names to the registration list. Sessions are scheduled this Wednesday evening from 7 30 to 9 and Saturday afternoon, with registration hours 12 m to 10 p m. New electors include Arthur L Perry Roosevelt street Dennis F McCormack Garfield street Justin M Young Spring Lane Louis J King Garfield Street Frank W Downey Parker Street Joseph P Martin Main Street William Cholery Main Street John A Courtney Napson Street Charles Parker Garfield Street Samuel Strousberg Acton Street Oscar Willard Summer Street Alton P Whitney Acton Street Joseph A Allen Walton Street Frank J Murphy Summer Street Robert Kromberg Glendale Street George W Morris Garfield Street Geo Dobbs Summer Street Anthony Kearns Main Street Richard Engerbretson
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Registrars of Voters
Selectmen’s Rooms
Roosevelt St
Dennis F. McCormack
Garfield St
Justin M. Young
Spring Lane
Louis J. King
Frank W. Downey
Parker St
Joseph P. Martin
Main St
William Cholery
John A. Courtney
Napson St
Charles Parker
Samuel Strousberg
Acton St
Oscar Willard
Summer St
Alton P. Whitney
Joseph A. Allen
Walcot St
Frank J. Murphy
Robert Kromberg
Glendale St
George W. Morris
Garfeld
Geo. Dobbs
Anthony Kearns
Richard Engerbretson
Fire briefly snuffs with minor loss at home
Mrs Schnab showed calm as a fire near a rear stove pipe overheated but was quickly extinguished with only slight damage to property.
Registrars Meet Over New School Sketch and Plans
Architect Charles Grecco of Boston and school officials held a four hour session in the selectmen’s rooms to review sketches of possible school buildings. The $60,000 appropriation covers land grading and equipment, with about $45,000 to $48,000 left for construction after land costs. The committee aims for an early start and will auction the Rich lot buildings and windmill on Summer Street Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grecco
Boston
W. H. Cummings
C A. Millar
George A. Kennedy
School Board
Grecco
Acton Electric Line Finds Dog Caught in Wire
Conductor Charles Conant and Motorman James Miller halted their Lowell and Acton line near South Acton on a westbound trip after spotting a dog dangling from a high fence wire. They cut the wire to free the animal with a wire cutter and the dog escaped unharmed, after showing appreciation to the crew.
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Charles Conant
James Miller
Lowell
Freshman Class Presents Pen To Teacher Before Departure
At closing of the sub freshman class session a pretty scene occurred as Miss Lillian Gar a presented their teacher Miss Ellen M Leonard with a fountain pen as a token of love and esteem. Miss Leonard was moved yet responded joyfully as she leaves to teach in Revere Monday.
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Lillian , Gara
Ellen M. Leonard
Leoard
Miss Leonard
Revere
Still Alarm Sparks Fire at Maple Street Home
A still alarm sent Maple Street residents Mr and Mrs Pp J Schnair rushing to report smoke from the stove at 2 45 Friday. Mrs Schnair telephoned the fire house as the department responded quickly to the scene.
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Pp. J. Schnair
Maple St
Ts. Schnair
Two Contests In Republican Caucus At Cooperative Hall
Republicans held a large caucus at Cooperative hall on Thursday evening with 233 voters. John O Thompson led the selectmen contest with 141 votes and Gemuel King led the constables field, while many town offices drew full support, including George H Gutteridge for treasurer and Gavin Taylor for water commissioner.
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Republican Town Committee
Gardn Taylor
John O. Thompson
Frank S. Binks
Ona William Jones
Gemuel
King
John G@onnor
Arthur Webber
Frank BE. Sanderson
Teachers Leave for Home After School Year Ends
At Friday’s close, teachers departed for their homes including Principal C A Millar of Athol High School and several others from Plymouth Concord Stow and nearby towns. Beatrice Andrews plans a Washington trip and Ruth Gegen remains in Brooklyn for the moment.
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C. A. Millar
Athol
George A. Kennedy
Commercial Ent
Plymouth
Grace Kennedy
Somerville
M. Louise Dotntee
Arlington
Alice Wentworth Stoughton
Rose C. Wallace
Concord
Agnes Garvey
Concord Junction
Mary Coughlin
Alice
Frances Nagle
Stow
Frances J. McManus
Caroline B. Randlett
Northwood Center
N. H
Elizabeth Colee
Em. Melrose
Adelaide Weir
Towne End
Mary E. Finn
Southboro
Edna G. Leland
Framingham
Wlizabeth A. Stolba
Veronica
Burdo
Fitchburg
Helen H. Corey
Northboro
Edna F. Locke
Winchester
Mary G. Dailey
Yer
Lucy Schwartz
Wilmington
Beatrice Andrews
Washington, D. C
Ruth Gegen
Brooklyn
No horses for sale for war use say Jefferson county farmers
Local farmers in Jefferson County reject a Kansas buyer’s offer to purchase horses for cavalary and artillery needs in the European conflict. They insist they would not send their animals overseas and fear they may be killed on battlefields. Expects similar attempts elsewhere and urges copying western practice of refusing horse sales.
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Jefferson County
Kansas
Marlboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Installations
Marlboro residents attend church events and family visits over the holiday weekend. Miss Beth Dillon and Mrs F E Guerney are among those referenced. the McKernan Electric Co. wires homes and installs four motors at J A Frye tannery with Westinghouse gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKernan Electric Co
J. A. Frye
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