Widow Anne Cheney Dies at 86 in Maynard
Anne Cheney widow of Henry Cheney died at Spring Lane at about 8 in the morning aged 86. Born in Ireland she lived in Maynard since age eight and was famed as a gracious volunteer for local betterment. Survived by sons Ed of Acton James of Spring Street and daughter Mrs Mary J Cheffey. Funeral and burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Anne Cheney
Henry Cheney
Spring Lane
Ireland
Maynard
Acton
James
Spring
Mary J. Cheffey
St. Bridget’s Hat
Bridget’s Cemetery
Concord musicale at Goddard home in West street event
Bessie LL Wessels and Warren Goddard entertain with a musical evening at Goddard's home on West Street Concord. The event features a college choir and local musicians.
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Bessie
Wessels Sand Warren
Goddard
Letters: Found in the Enterprise Mail Bag
A letter from Sudbury readers discusses relocate of the State road, local schooling and building needs. George G. Russell reflects on past plans and costs for a new cement mill construction between schools to ease crowding, with figures around fifty five thousand dollars and future expansion possibilities.
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Russell Robb
Stedman Buttrick
Emerson
Bulkley
Harvey ‘Wheeler
Hggh
Covent
Concord Town Meeting Seeks Voter Debate on 500000 School Plan
Readers urged to submit constructive criticism of the proposed five hundred thousand dollar school building project. The aim is to inform voters before the annual Concord meeting so discussion can shape the final decision.
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Concord
West Concord Visitor Guests In town for two weeks
Harry Jacobs and his four sons Roy and Dina N H visited friends in town Sunday and will stay two weeks as guests of Ralph Joes. Ruth Ward, a former resident, spent the weekend with Misses.
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Harry Jacobs
Roy
Dina N. H
Ralph Joes
Ruth Ward
Maynard News Highlights Illness, Events and Banquet
Grace Ployart, student nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, is reported much improved after pneumonia. A penny sale and entertainment will be held at Masonic Hall on Friday January 25. A. J. Sullivan, convalescent from pneumonia, visited the post office. A large Concord community banquet program features many dignitaries and sports figures, with Edward Laughlin as toastmaster and players awarded letters for fall sports.
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Grace Ployart
Maple Street
William Ployart
Massachusetts General Hospital
Masonic ‘Hall
Arthur J. Sullivan
Frank Parks
Ralph Fletcher
Wm. Holley
Sanford Swanson
Ward ‘Lowney
Carl Swanson
Para‘pool
Frank Pickard
C. H
Harvard
Dave Robinson
Concord
William
Dugger) Doyle
Boston College
William Kelliher
B. C
James Knox
Barbara Goss
Melrose High School
Warren B. Goddard
Wells .A. Hall
Martin F. Goodwin
Concord High School
Godwin
Harvard’ “Athletic Association
Harvard, Athletic
Dave
Joseph Macone
Berhard McGrath
Charles S Robinson
Randall’ Wood‘worth
Edward F. Wright
Frank ‘Price
Howard Daniels
Horton Edmands
Edward W. Sehan
Rob<Asbjornson
James V. Hennessy
Robert Dukeshire
Philip T. Flavin
John Fallon
John Eveney
Terrence’ McHugh
John B. Lynch
Thomas McGann
Berkeley Wheeler
Concord High School Athletes Rally Planned at Veterans Building
A long awaited event will take place Tuesday at the Veterans Building to honor Concord High School athletes. About fifty boys and girls, former stars and current participants, are expected to attend as school spirit is revived and the athletic program receives renewed vigor.
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Mechanics Arts
Ripley
Concord
Toonepa
O'Ne
Peter Bulkjey
Nau Id
Concord High School
Popes Concord
Announcement Program for W Concord Grange 1929 Schedule
The Concord Grange announces its 1929 program detailing monthly events from January 28 Whist and Bridge to June Pomona and October Halloween dance. Lectures, degrees for both Ladies and Mens past masters, refreshment duties, and chairmanships are listed with assigned officers and family hosts. The calendar includes February 25 agricultural night and January 13 1930 supper, with numerous social and ceremonial activities throughout the year.
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Ammursnac Grange
Ie State Grange
Hadith Bailey
Limabruary
County
Margaret Nagel
Ada Kennedy
Harold Hall
Dante
Waltham
Bessie Hinman
Mathews
Velma Hinman
Dorothy Santora
Pomona
Josephine Pearce
Adam Kennedy
Mo Cepa
Wherry
Jean Ican
Crate Elmes
Foiegais Seine
George Hodgdon
Edward Sheehan
Edith ‘Tharge
Bond Blodgett
Wis
Elizabeth
Melissa Ruble
Annie Bil
Ethel Harvest
Hallowe'en Dance
Hodgdon
Ada
Lyons
Aunie
Comeau
West Acton Weather and Local Notes Highlight Busy Week
Severe weather Tuesday follows by reports from Mrs Gi H regarding ear pain but she recovers and plans teaching duties in New Hampshire. Miss Minetta De Coster returns after three weeks with her mother and anticipates opening a new high school building. Miss Lillian West celebrates with a postcard shower from West school children. The sermon at Trinitarian Congregational Church focused on Christian Cooperation by Rev Frederick B Richards.
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Gi H
Minetta de Coster
New Hampshire
Lillian West
West School
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Main ST
S. Anne Cheney
Enterprise
Sudbury
Rice’s Corner
Will & Nee Talue
Badburys Reader
George G. Russell
Clara Olsen
Barrets Mill Road
R. L. Regd
Henry Simmons
Dorchester
James Christian
West Concord
W. Concord Grange
Christian Cooperation
Rey Sy
Frederick B. Richards
Ing
Trinitariag Congregational Church
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