Marlboro Fire Chief Charles H. Andrews Dies In Icy Car Crash
Charles H. Andrews former Marlboro Fire Chief and contractor died when his car skidded on an icy road at Sudbury and rolled three times. His wife and two grandchildren escaped unharmed. He had recently built a Lake Boon home and served 31 years with Marlboro Fire Department becoming chief during Marlboro’s 260th anniversary observance. Survived by wife, Edward Andrews, and Blanche Andrews.
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Sudbury
Charles H. Angews
Mar
Lake Doon
Bury
Andrews
Drews
Edward Andrews
Duttings
Charles
Lake Boon
Louis
N. Gaudrien
Marlboro
Mr.Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Edward
Blanche Andrews
Gas Tank Vanishes After Truck Dashes Into Store
A truck collided with a gas tank at Alvan Morse’s Acton Street store in San today. The driver appeared to fill a cigarette purchase and then disappeared with the hose still in the tank, dragging part of Morse’s gas tank away as the vehicle rolled off.
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Maynard
Alvan Morse
Acton Street
Santday
Mr. Morse
Sinish Named on Two Committees in Legislature
Ilie W. Sinish of the 10th Middlesex district Hudson Maynard Stow and Boxboro has been appointed to two committees the House standing committees on Ways and Means and Legal Affairs.
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Maynard
Ilie W. Sinish
Middlesex
Hudson Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Concord Woman's Club Meeting Announced for Monday
Local Can onl' Woman's Club schedules a meeting for Monday in Concord with plans to discuss upcoming events and community projects.
Henry Fairbanks Receives National Highway Safety Medal
Henry Fairbanks a Venard College student from Clark's Summit Pa was awarded a $5 gold medal for a winning National Highway Safety contest composition at an assembly of Junior High and High school students. Principal Mary Doyle presented the medal and Henry also received a $10 gold piece from the 8A Onions club during a social evening after the event.
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Maynard
Henry_ Fairbanks
Venard College
Clark's Summitt
Albert Fairbanks
Migs
Mary Doyle
Onions
Abu Jagkala
Henry
Henry Fairbanks
Hawthorne Chapter of Eastern Star Honors Installation
Hawthorne Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, honored at instalation ceremonies with dignitaries Anna Ham and Mr. G Page present. Guests included Maybelle Ham and Ruth Wheeler. a supper by Hardy of Arlington preceded the event. The ceremony featured soloists George W Lynch and Jean Wood Lynch and a reception for officers and members.
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Paul
Revere
Ruth~p. Wheeler
Hawthorne
Maybelle M Ham
Signet
Hardy
Arlington
George W. Lynch
Aurora Chapter
Jean Wood Lynch
John Anderson
Blanche E. Hewitt
Warren B. Goddard
Ehilen D. Jones
Florence M. Duren
Gardner W. Lawrence
Charlotte Rodway
Helen P. Loring
Mre
le‘Forbes
Buelah Blair
Hattie’lark
Eearmain Gr Rt Macleod
Winste
Sadie A. Vary
Vary
W.rence
Jewel Rence
Mabhon Ren
Ruth. P. Wheeler
Chaplin
School Lad Hit By Truck Near Roosevelt School
Seven year old Maynard Edson Baird of the Roosevelt school was struck by a truck owned by Davis and Lalbossiere of Marlboro as he stepped from an automobile driven by his grandmother about 1 pm Thursday. He sustained cuts and abrasions and was taken to Dr Edward Flaherty's office for examination and reported to be kept from school.
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Maynard
Edson Baird
Roosevelt School
Davis and Lalbossiere
Marlboro
Edward Flaherty
A O H to Stage The Whole Town Is Talking Play
Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 56 presents The Whole Town Is Talking at Monument Hall in Concord tomorrow and Friday. Cast includes Catherine Fewey Henry Dee Philip Finan Joseph Keefe John McHugh and others.
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Concord
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catherine
Proba Mown
Katherine Fewey
Jenery
Anne Hayes
Cath Hayes Frances
Long Nedelen
Smith
Harry Dee
Philip Finan
Joseph Keefe
Joseph
John McHugh
Young Peoples Club elects officers for 1929
The Young Peoples Club of the Trinitarian Church announces its 1929 officers. Elizabeth Porter is president with Roger as vice president and Norman serving as secretary and treasurer.
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Concord
The
Young Peoples Club of the
Trinitarian Church
Elizabeth. iPorter
Roger Oat
Norman
Suit for 30000 Filed in East Cambridge Court
Miss Mildred Schnab of West Acton sues Joseph Welsh of East Cambridge in Superior Court seeking 30000 damages for injuries alleged from a collision at the corner of Ari and Nell streets on November 6 last year. Attorneys Walsh and Walsh represent the plaintiff.
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Hudson
East Cambridge
Mildred. Schnab
West Acton
Joseph Welsh
Street
Attys
Walshee Walsh
Phe
Snowstorm Faith in Health Fades in Maynard Opinion
In Maynard on January 9 a mixed view on snow’s health benefits emerged. Some locals praise snow for sanitation and winter health while a town official argues there is no link and cites a year of illness despite heavy snowfall.
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Maynard
Eugene
Tigboustela
Benjamin Clark Installed Master of Cord Grange No 150
Second year Benjamin Clark was installed Master of Cord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry on Thursday evening before a large audience. Past Master Edwin Schofield of Billiricar Grange served as installing officer. New officers include Nettie Wells Overseer and Elizabeth Adams Treasurer among others with Edgar Clark Gatekeeper and Miss Dorothy Armstrong Ceres.
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Benjamin Clark
Concord Grange
Edwin Schofield
Billeri¢ar Grange
Nettie .E. Wells
Frederick Moreau
Harold’ Hansen
Agnes Clark
Elizabeth Adams
Hattie L. Clarke
Edgar Clark
Marguerite Moreau
Ceres
Finan and Cummings Tie Foracton Romance at St Bernard
Two well known local youths Bertha Cummings and Gerald Finan wed at St Bernard's in Concord on December 30. Rev Finnick presided. reception at 84 Thoreau Street featured Christmas greens red poinsettias and gold and silver accents. Attendants Florence Finan and David Kan. gifts included a turquoise pin and a gold watch chain. The couple will live with Mrs Cummings in West Acton after a short wedding trip.
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Concord
Bertha Cummings
Concord National Bank
George .Cummings
West Acton
Gerald Herbert Finan
Belk- Nap Street
James E. Finan
B. and M
William H. Finnick
Jamies Toomey
Thoreau ‘Street
Peterboro
In. H
Boston
Waltham
Maynard Wihstads
See ‘Beatty
Migs
Florence Finan
David Kan
Mrs. Finan
Cold Wave Eases Over New England Leaving Frigid Grip
Boston reports a thaw begins as the cold wave falters after days of severe winter weather. Forecasters say temperatures rise gradually while travel and daily life resume amid lingering icy conditions.
Concord High School Play February 19
Concord High School stages The Romantic Age a three act comedy February 8 at Vet Rang building for Athletic Association. Cast includes Molly Mallow Carl Pearson Anne Root Geraldine Annon Betty Rudd Gordon Jam Norman Spencer Daniel Keyes Ralph Macone Helen Fahey. Tickets on sale at school with prize for top seller a five dollar gold piece.
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Concord High School
Pear
Molly
Ailow
Carl Pearson
Anne Root
Joint Meeting of Holy Name Societies in Concord Area
In W Concord on Sunday a crowded joint meeting of Holy Name Societies from Maynard Concord and West Concord took place. Rev Fr Mahoney of Weston preached an eloquent sermon. Rev John Dzick of St Casmir Maynard celebrated benediction. Rev Leo McCabe of St Bridget Maynard was master of ceremonies. Rev William Finnick of St Bernard Concord deacon. Rev Fr Somers of West Concord was sub deacon. Revd Crowley of St Bridget and Rev Hahar of Help of Christians West Concord sat in sanctuary. Special music featured the Help of Christians choir with Miss Julia Dee at the organ.
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W. Concord
Help of Christians Church
Holy Name Societies
Maynard Concord
West Concord
Mahoney
Jesuit Study House of
Weston
John Dzick
St. Casmir's
Maynard
Leo McCabe
St. Bridget’s
William H. Finnick
St. Bernard’s Parish
Concord
Somers
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Joseph P. Hahar
Julia Dee
Woman's Club Hosts Reading by Maud Benjamin
West Concord's annual guest night featured Maud Huntington Benjamin reading The Fool by Channing Pollock. Benjamin had read the play at the author's request, with selections by Harry Lauder and well known opera pieces. Refreshments followed in the basement, with Mrs Hewitt and the hospitality committee assisting.
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W. Concord
Channing Pollock
Maud Huntington Benjamin
West Concord
Frederick E. Hewit
Stuart -Allen
Alice Foley
H .At Johnson
John Anderson
Frank Hewitt
Join Mackenzie
Bedford teens find shelter after coop home closes
Fourteen women and four men from the Cooper Home for the Aged in Dedham have moved to Llewsac Lodge in Bedford, part of the Frances E. Willard settlement. The 60 to 70 residents at the Bedford Home receive two nurses and are now housed in the Convalescent Home, with Mrs. Mary Arnold, 93, among the oldest new residents.
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Bedford
Dedham
Llewsac Lodge
Frances. B. Willard
Cooper Homie
Mary Arnold
Cooper Home
Bedford Home
Frances E. Willard
Attempted suicide by iodine at River Street home
Mrs Mary Waluk of River Street attempted to take her own life by drinking iodine at her home Sunday night after tea. She was taken to the ASen Hospital at Concord where Dr Walcott attended her. She is reported comfortable and to recover. Her husband has been informed.
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Mary Waluk
River Street
A Sen
Concord
Walcott
Ghé
Ns Ee
Meeting of Finang Committee in Maynard
A Finance Committee meeting in Maynard is called to discuss funds for a skating rink. A petition from citizens requests a special town meeting and $3,600 for the rink, with subcommittee members reporting on an expert’s skating surface method involving land, spraying, and freezing.
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Finance Coltmittee
Wek Hesaay
Jane
Seevision
Suv
Joplin GO Shomp- 50N
Hi Young
Ilangs
Joshua Nayiary A
Lann
Hudsson
Young
Concord Board of Trade Elects Thomas Hollis Jr President
The Concord board of trade met in West Concord with Thomas Hollis Jr taking the president’s role for the first time. Members discussed sewer connections with the new West Concord sewer and a $40 advance charge, milk pasteurization debate, and possibly expanding the board to include a civic body with women members.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
West Concord
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Leonard C.robinson
Water and” Sewer Department
Avorhey General
Board of Health
Department
Board of Trade
Bio Gee
Ane Ade
Concord Board
Jal Nf
Board of Ade
Ce Turers
Algo
Maynard Trust Annual Session Highlights Growth
The sixteenth annual meeting of Maynard Trust Company stockholders was held in the banking rooms last night. George H. Creighton was reelected president for the sixteenth consecutive year. Howard Wilson Hartwell Freed and Frank E. Taylor were officers re elected while directors named include W. S. Blanchard N. J. Cole and B. J. Caugh. The report shows the bank in flourishing condition with year long gains and signs of future expansion.
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The
Maynard Trust Company
George H. Creighton
Trust Company
Trust Co
Howard ‘Wilson
Hartwell Freed
Frank E. Taylor
W. S. Blanchard
N. J. Cole
So. Acton
B. J. Caugh
Regency meeting at Horton Edmondson home hosts Peabody
Afternoon event set for three at the Horton Edmondson residence with guest of honor Mrs. James Charles Peabody, regent. Major Howard will speak on the power of a program, hosted by Mrs. Edmands and Mrs. Howard Daniels.
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Regen
Horton
Edmondson
James Charles “Peabody
Major Howard
Edmands
Howard
Low Daniels
Death Takes Mrs Sheehan West Concord
Mrs Mary Sheehan longtime West Concord resident died Monday at her daughter's home. Born in Ireland December 23, she came to the United States as a young woman. Survived by daughters and sons, hundreds attended the funeral at Holy Mass said by Rev. Joseph P. Mahar, with burial in St. Bernard's Cemetery.
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West Concord
Marysted
George ° Lee
I Mill Road
Mager
Ireland
Mattie
Gelovia Scotia
Os Song
Andover
N. i Thomas
Tewksbury
Daniel
Avon
Charles
West
Alk
of Christ
Joseph P. Mahar
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Com
Kennan Damon Lin and H N Fairbanks Noted Figures
Kennan Damon Lin of Weehom cord and H N Fairbanks of Sudbury are identified as notable individuals in the provided historical text, suggesting regional prominence or mentions in relation to local affairs or events.
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H. Andrews
Hudson Road
Seneca W. Hall
Udbury Police
N.M. Hunter
Hudu
War Andrews
Nuttings
Aries
Frank E. Child
Airboro
Dorchester
Charles H. Andrews
Bims
Concord Woman's Club
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Concord C.es
A.O.H
Young Re
Concord Lodge
Gerald Finan
INS
Woman's Club
Maud Huntington Benjamin Presents ‘the
Cooper
Mary Waluk II
Emerson Hospital
Finang
Thos. Hollis JR
Concord Trade Board
Maynard Trust
Ana Eee
Mrs. Sheehan
Kiley
Motley
Waters
Brennan
Ete Pilokdeys
Dumas
Riopel, Hig Ad Betso
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