Maynard Show Success At Parker Street Hall
A three act comedy On the Hit Line drew capacity crowds at Parker Street Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The Maynard Woman’s Club produced the show under new management benefiting the charity fund with an estimated $150 likely to be raised. Cast included Lillian Childs Mrs Huldah Ler Mrs Beatrice Jordan and others. production credited to local theater figures and Gruter Bros for loaned furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Parker Street Hall
Dhe
Lillian Childs
Huldahler
Beatrice Jordan
Ter Denniston
Charlotte Ak Case
Wm, Manner
Guyer Fowler
Dane
Ww. x. Macurda
Maudeteridge
Enterprise
Wm. McGarry
Gruter Bros
Iture
Concord Women’s Union to Add a Cook in Stevens Home
The Women’s Union of the Tri-Church will add a cook at Mr. William A. Stevens house on Walden Street Friday February 27 at 2 30 AM. The event aims to support community meals and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of the Tri - Church
William A. Stevens
Walden Street
Maynard Athletes Debut in Interscholastic Meet at Andover
Maynard H. G. track team made its debut at the Andover high school meet in January, facing strong rivals like the Latham twins of Lowell and Erickson of Gardner. Joy Ramesh placed second in the 300 yard heat, while a four horsemen relay earned Maynard a half point. Coach Eddie Coughlin volunteers time, and the team expects better days with training facilities and a paid coach elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard H. G
Andover
Satuday
Latham Twins
Lowell
Erickson
Gardner
Joy Ramesh
Briegness
Manty
Cowles
Kam
Charlie Manty
Joe Kamesh
Kamesh
Billy Lovering
C. Manty
Lovering
Larkin
Ennequess
Prue
A. Cowles
J. K
Haverhill
Eddie Coughlin
Foot
West Acton Sees Opposition Ahead of Lighting Contract Vote
Town meeting on March 7 is expected to face opposition to renewing the electric lighting contract with the A Woolen Co of Maynard. The dispute centers on the power type, as Maynard’s supply is 40 cycle while many motors require 60 cycle current, causing rewinding costs and building-related inconveniences at the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A * Woolen Co
Maynard
Card of Thanks for Kind Expressions After Bereavement
Card thanks friends and neighbors for their sympathy during our recent bereavement and expresses sincere gratitude for supportive gestures received.
Hibernians and Grange Meeting Notes From Area Lodges
President Thomas J. Byron presided at Division 6 Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting with April 19 celebration plans. Middlesex Central Pomona Grange meets Concord Grange No 160 Patrons of Husbandry Thursday. Walden Royal Arch Chapter held a regular meeting in Masonic Hall with supper after, featuring Rev. Gail Clelané on English teaching in a Japanese university and candidates received with assist from senior officers. May 6 tentatively set for Ladies Night event with Walter Howigh, L Pratt, Warren Cutler, Billings, and George Rage among organizers.
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Thomas J. Byron
Division
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Concord Grange
Walden Royal
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Hall
Gail Clelané
Will A. Charles
Duncan G. Chapman
Irwin G. Dart
Edward B. Caiger
Ladies Night Committee
Walter N. Howigh L. Pratt
Warren A. Cutler
Bedford
How- Billings
Acton
George
Rage
Lincoln
Sherwood or Robin Hood dazzles crowds at Veterans Hall
Concord High School presents Sherwood or Robin Hood and the Three Kings under Rideout. Cast of eighty features Frank A. Pickard as Robin and Miss Virginia Lee as Blondel with strong supporting turns by Miss Alice Myers and Richard Appleby. Prologue by Ernest Harriden cited as standout. production benefits Concord High School athletics.
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Ord High School
Dete Dene Rude H. Rideout
Sherwood
Veterans Hall
Blondel
Virginia Lee
Alan Adale
William Tuttle
Prince
Richard Appleby
Helen Logan
John P. Hennety
Friar Tuck
J. Arnold Anderson
Richard
Little John
J. Fairfeld
Poland
Charlies Manion
Jerry
Ruth McWalter
Shea Ag
Nottingham
P Ter
Theodore MacDonald
Maurice Bigelow
Ernest Harriden
Edith Macdonald
Arthur
Rita Steinman
Widow Scarlet
Ester Walcott
Miss Virginia Lee
Millett
Puck
Dorothea Loughlin
Oberon
Gladys Graham
Titania
Gladys Sullivan
Julia Bygrave
Miss Sullivan
Mary T. Sargent
R. Norman Hudspeth
Concord High Schools Athletic Association
Local Constables Seen Likely To Be Re elected
Citizens caucus support loyalty to long serving officers McNiff and Foley. Nomination papers indicate Constables John T. McNiff and Michael A. Foley have decades of faithful and efficient service and are generally conceded to win re election.
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John T. McNiff
Michael A
Jesse Briggs
Lossie
Citizens Caucus
McNiff and
Foley
Acton Board of Trade to Boost Membership and School Talk
The Acton Board of Trade follows up the Get Together event with a push for no memberships and renewals. A public citizens meeting on the new High School will be at G A R Hall Tuesday evening March 3 with school board members expected. A Grand Concert at Baptist Church Auditorium Friday evening March 6 features artists from Boston and Cambridge, funded by Mr A N Rederstedt to raise funds for the board sidewalk fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Acton Board of Trade
Bogton Cambridge
A . N. Rederstedt
Sudbury Farmhouse Fire at Old Parmenter Place Damages Ell
A Sudbury farmhouse owned by William Burnett and family burned at Old Parmenter Place. Miss Jessie Burnett woke to smoke and found a brisk blaze in the unused winter ell. A neighbor, Melvin, assisted as firefighters or onlookers. Origin of the fire is undetermined.
Bereavement thanks and note of flowers from workers
A heartfelt thanks for condolences and beautiful flowers from Wet and Dry Finishing workers and Burling and sorting rooms in aid of the family’s bereavement. Also mentions formal ratifications of the Russia Japan treaty by Ambassadors Kar akhan of Russia and Yosshyaz awa of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredy
Karakhan
Russia
Yosshyazawa
Japan
Auction of 45 Tons Hay and 50 Tons Silo Corn
Farmers may bid on 45 tons of first quality hay harvested early 1924 and 50 tons of silo corn in fine condition at the Provident Food Farm Lincoln Road Sudbury Massachusetts. Sale Tuesday March 3 at 1 p.m. weather not a condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Food Farm
Lincoln Road
Sudbury
Mass
Gadbury Centre
Attempted break in at Assabet Bank Maynard
An attempted robbery of the Assabet Bank in Maynard was detected last night by Officer Arthur Webber. A broken door light and a rock near the vault suggest amateurs. no money appeared missing and investigators cite a well lit Main street location as a factor keeping strangers away.
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Maynard
Assabet
Midnich
Arthur Webber
Jimmy
Driscoll
Arthur Walker
Ean
Universalist church notices and local events in Acton
Acton church life notes week of events include Rev Haney stepping into North Attleboro pulpit on March 1. Mrs H Chandler Wells of Watertown hosted a Turkey dinner for over two hundred at the Universalist Church. A Christian Endeavor Convention met at Concord Junction with South Acton participants. A chimney fire at Mr Lunds home prompted a fire department response. A social at the N No Club features Hibbards Orchestra with old and modern dances Thursday.
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North Attleboro
Haney
Universalist Church
Ladies Society
Actons
Maynard
Concord
Chas. H. Haney
North ‘Attleboro Mass
Christian Endeavor
Concord Junction
Society
South Acton
Barker
Frank A. Merriam
Elizabeth Richardson
5S. B. Ineson
So. Acton Fire Department
Lund
Lherry Street
N. No Club
Hibbards Orchestra of
Lowell
Concord Junction Lenten Sermons Begin at Club
Rev. Alfred W. Stone announces a Lenten sermon series on The Life of Jesus and the Christian Life at Concord Junction. Sunday services include 10:30 morning worship 12:00 church school and 4:00 communion with 6:00 Endeavor services. evening service omitted. Week events include Midweek Service Tuesday and Grenfell Club Wednesday.
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Onal
Alfred W. Stone
Jesus
Church School
Fellowship of Prayer
Christ
Grenfell Club
Ladies Missionary Society
Boy Scouts
Union Club
Paris Debates Tourist Tax for Foreign Visitors
Paris officials move to levy a 200 franc tourist tax on foreign visitors to fund identification cards during the upcoming summer flood of tourists. The plan targets international travelers and aims to raise funds for city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Debuties
Cottage Prayer Meetings and Church Activities in West Acton
West Acton Baptist Church notes three cottage prayer meetings held in homes last Wednesday evening with sections arranged for attendees. This week gatherings occur at the parsonage and the homes of Bertram D. Hall and Allen Brooks Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton Baptist Church Cottage
Bertram D. Hall
Allen Brooks Parker
Vimmie Yonson
Harvard Academy
Young People’s Society Organ Fund
Charles A. Pearce
Watertown
Sophomore and Junior Plays Benefit Athletic Fund
The High School classes present two one act plays in the town hall on March 6 followed by dancing. Proceeds aid the Athletic Fund. The Methodist church women will serve a noon dinner in the lower hall on town meeting day. George Stone, sixth oldest resident, observed his 87th birthday at Framingham hospital after weeks there. An Auxil news meeting was held in Legion hall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn Hall
Methodist Church
George Stone
Framingham Hospital
Legion Auxilnews
Legion Hall
Gun Battle Feared After Canine Fatally Shot
A revolver incident startled a Maple Street district area as a dog was shot and killed near Peoples Theatre. The canine owner is unknown and a passerby, Mr. Gilman, was bitten on Maple Street and treated by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maisons
Paice
Ad Son
Local Births and Visits Highlight Sudbury Notes
A son was welcomed last Saturday by Mr ny M Therott at Marlboro Hospital. Miss Lilla spent the weekend with Mrs Wm Lounéberry in Bridgeport Connecticut. Waldo Judkins of Portland Maine is spending the winter with his daughter Mrs Arthur Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny M Therott
Strong
Marlboro Hospital
Ary
Lilla
Wm. Lounéberry
Bridgeport
Conn
Mra
Waldo Judkins
Portland
Maine
Arthur Neil
New Nativity Born to Troy Couple During Holiday Visit
Mrs To of Troy and Mr and Mrs Lawrend announce the birth of a daughter last week at their home. Alfred Chabothomie Union bill X. J. will spend the weekend with family and friends as they celebrate the newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lawrend
Alfred Chabothomie Union
Bill X. J
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Aly
Oman
Benet of Charity Fund
Buick Motor
Noyes-Buick Co
Boston
G. M. Ross
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
MLILS
West Acton
Gertrude H. Rideout
E. M. Long
Miracle Gro Co
Union St
Springfield
Trade Board
John A. Finigan
Assabet Bank
A. L. Wilber
Manchester, N
Henry &. ‘Tolman
Elizabeth Willard
Holliston, Mass
Earle F. Gore
Alice Fairbanks
Delaware
New York City
Arthur F. Coolidge
Mt. Auburn
Coolidge Ave
Cambridge
Stearns Cypres
Concord Jct
Union Church
Cunninghame
Frost Neusette
Browning-Drake
Central St
Concord Jet
South
Troy
Uel Jones
Street
A. D. MacRae
Main &T
Fairbanks-Morse
H. P. Bull Dog
H. P. Ideal
H. P. National
Conant Machine CO
Main St
Dodge Bros
Essex
Vialle Motor Co
Framingham Tel
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