Maynard Grange Installs Officers In Ceremony
Maynard Grange held an officer installation with members from Canton Beaford Lex Westboro and Norwood attending. Eva Smith received a prize and retiring officers were thanked as Mr Sadie Kaier Gene Thompson and Mrs Dice oversaw the event with Mrs Sims presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maid Grange
Puuvow
Canton
Beaford /Lex
Westboro
Norwood
Eva Smith
Sadie Kaier
Gene Thompson
Vera Laubinger
Maynard Grange
Annie Floyde
Maseon Whitney
Adeims
Marion Whitreward
A J Bourke
Assisteward
Mary Lawton
Ivin Howe
He Murphy
Russell
Mary Powers
Grange Sewing Circle
Margaret’ Whitonday
Ade- Sims
The
Grange
Recount Sought After Maynard Sportsmen Meeting
At the Maynard Rod and Gun Club annual meet George Stockwell says the club had a successful event with officers elected or reelected. Names include Ralph Pletcher treasurer Carl See secretary and Walter Amnett on the committee, with February set for an epee event and a recount requested by Joseph Cavanectman in the related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stockwell
Ralph Pletcher
Carl See
Ne Thompson
Ed Billett
E Peterson
Walter Amnett
Fonse
Carl ‘Swanson
Frank Parke
Rainbow for Girls install officers at Masonic hall ceremony
Maynard Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls held officer installations at the Masonic hall with a concert by the Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A Welch and entertainment by Assembly members. Doris Dawson led the ceremonies assisted by Virginia Lawson, Doris Graham, and Edith Nelson. Ruth Berglind retired as worthy advisor and received a jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Assembly Rainbow
Carol Crosby
Myrro Goettler
Luella Huntoon
Eunice J Willer
Margaret ‘Allen
Caroline Kingman
Ea Boba
Robert 'L
Galvin Taydry
Mary "McRest
West Concord PTA Holds Winter Session With Planned Fundraiser
The West Concord Parent-Teacher Association met at Harvey Wheeler School with President Robert McAuley presiding. A fundraiser with refreshments next meeting supports a National Association gift, and a February Founders Day program is planned. Harry Gardner of the State Board of Education is scheduled to speak in March. A smokeless party to raise funds was approved, and Miss M Elizabeth McKenna attended the Eastern Massachusetts Conference in Boston. The welcome committee includes Mrs Christian, Mrs Barker, and Miss McKenna. Mrs Benjamin Derby sang with Mrs Roger Derby, drawing applause. United Fruit Co through Mr Leonard presented a lecture with stereoptical views on banana origins and trade dating to 1870, featuring Cape Cod Captain Baker. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Gertrude A Rated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler
Robert McAuley
National Association
Harold Chase
Ash
Harry Gardner
State Board of Education
M. Elizabeth McKenna
Massachusetts
Boston
Christian
Barker
Miss McKenna
Benjamin Derby
Roger Derby
United Fruit Co
Leonard
Baker
Orinoco
New York
Mammoth ‘United, Fruit Co
Gertrude A. Rated
Sudbury Man Seeks Permit for Two 10 000 Gallon Oil Tanks
A Sudbury resident, A. G. Bohazzoli, applied to the Board of Selectmen for a permit to erect two oil tanks of 10,000 gallons each on his South Sudbury property. The request describes shielded tanks and adjoining property considerations, with details about the tank placement and related covenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
A. G. Bohazzoli
Ceion
South
Tatetone Omerne
Clergy Retreat Opens at Wayside Inn in Sudbury
The 29th annual Universal Church retreat began at the Wayside Inn with 19 clergy members including Rev. Wallace Rose of Lynn and Rev. Dr. Richard Eddy Sykes of St Lawrence Seminary. The three day gathering features daily spiritual sessions and addresses, with several New England pastors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Universal Church
Tors
Roger FL Btz
Universalist Convention
F. W.perkins
National Memorial Church
Washington
Vincent B. Lemiingen
Worcester
Wallace Rose
Lynn
Wayside Inn
Ford
G H Gutteridge Re-elected President at Club Meeting
The Ynard Country Club held a one night session in which officers and committees were read. The club reported a very successful year with more guest players than any year since its organization. George H. Gutteridge was re elected president with a full slate of officers and a board of governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Ynard Country Club
George H. Gutteridge
John Connors
Raymond Veitch
Frank Sanderson
Hartwell Flood
Howard A. Wilson
James J. Ledgard
B. J. Coughlan
Frank Sheridan
Frank Prue
Nobie Morton
Harry Bullard
George H. Merrick
Board of Governors
Donations to Red Cross Welfare Work Reported
Maynard Mrs William Litch, president of the Maynard Branch of the Red Cross, notes several voluntary donations to the Red Cross fund. The group cooperates in national and local welfare work and has set up agents in the business section for donations at Assabet Institution for Savings and the stores of Trank EB. Sanderson and P J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynardé
William Litchfield
Maynard Branch
The
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Assabet Institution For Savings
Trank
EB. Sanderson
P. J. Sullivan
Ice Fishing Thrives Despite Freezing Temperature
Winter pastime draws anglers to the Assabet River and nearby ponds. With temps near zero, activity dipped but several groups fished all day near Crowe Island, catching pickerel bass and perch while some groups reported better luck than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Assabet
Crowe Island
Fire destroys de hydrating packing building at American Powder Company
A fire Sunday morning at the American Powder Company destroyed a de hydrating packing building. Officials estimate the loss at 5000 dollars. Two employees escaped injury with one reportedly having his hair singed. Firefighters from the Powder Company and nearby towns extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
American Powder Company
Dem caucus selects nominees for town offices
The Democratic caucus at Cooperative Hall nominated Charles Irwin and Frank Punch for selectmen, with other posts listed including sewer commissioner Frank Sanderson town clerk John Hanon moderator George Ridge and various department heads. Thomas Maley will not seek reelection.
South Acton Town Meeting Proposals Color Village Life
Local Universalist forum unveils plans for town meeting on February 10 at the Universalist church. Articles propose flock purchases, school milk provision, potential sale of town hall to Statler Corp, weather vane costs, and parade of odd ballot items including bans on skirt lengths and a foreign broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univerelist Mons’ Forum
Fenay
Elgt T Dm
Quimby Square
Statler Corp’n
Natl Broadcasting Co
South Pokum
Allen Brooks Parke
Charles’ F. Hdney
Treas
Walter Tuttle
Laru Clark
Bertha Lowden
L.A. ‘Sebastian
George Morse
Evangeline P. Hall
H. W
Merriam
Edward J. Jewett
Rolfe Bradbury
John Dunavan
Henry Soar
Trinitarian Congregational Church February Services
The Concord Massachusetts church announces weekly programs led by Rev. George L. Thurlow. Sunday includes Sunday school at 9 30 a m men and adult classes, morning service at 10 45 a m with a children’s sermon, Young People’s club at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m with music by Lincolns and Concord Trinitarian choirs. Midweek service is slated for Wednesday at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thurlow
Leslie R. Moore
Young People’s Club
The
Lincolns
Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church
Corp Egan Postponed by Trinitarian Church Groups
The performance of Corp Egan, set by the Men’s Club and the Young Peoples’ Club of Trinitarian Congregational Church, has been postponed to accommodate the high school lay schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp Egan
Men's Club
The
Young Peoples’ Clah
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fed TR
Concord Woman's Club hears reports and prize winners
The Concord Woman's Club met in the High School auditorium with President Mrs. W. Miller presiding. Reports were read including a Midwinter meeting summary from Federation Secretary Mrs. George A. Hill. Henry Wheeler won a $5 gold prize for the best school children's garden and garden record for the second year. Mrs. Clarence H. Blackall and A. M. Ming highlighted Rotch Travel Scholarship achievements as part of Fifty Years of Progress in Architecture illustrated with stereoptican news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
W. Miller
George A. Hill
Federation
Massachusetts
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
J N. Fowler
Henry Wheeler
Galeb
Virginia Road
Concord
Clarence
H. Blackall
A. M
University of Illinois
Ming
Miller
Concord High School Banquet Honors Fall Sports Winners
A banquet for about fifty Concord High School athletes from baseball football track field hockey and cross country is planned at Veterans Hall with a turkey dinner and brief address by Warren B Goddard School Committee chairman Wells A Hall Edward Laughlin coach Howard Hawkes Ruth Emmons and others presenting letters to fall season winners including football girls field hockey and cross country. Edward Loughlin a Harvard baseball star will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Veterans Hall
Warren Bb. Goddard
Wells A. Hall
Edward F. Laughlin
Howard G. Hawkes
Ruth FE. Emmons
John Dennis Sheehan
Robert F. Foster
Middlesex School
Wardell P. Raymond
Jimmy Knox
Harvard
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts College
Principa! Martin
Goodwin
Edward ¥. Loughlin
Concord Hgiht
Judge Keyes Again Named in Bank Directors Meeting
Concord directors of the regional bank organized Merde with Judge Prescott Keyes as president. Fav Heywood was named vice president, and WB Parson True Hudson High School girls basketball team played in Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forcord Metional Bank
Merde
Prescott Keyes
Fav Heywood
Hudson High School
Ware
Ford Revives Old Industry in Hopkinton Mill
Hopkinton miller Erwin R. Smith at the Wayside Inn reports handling about 60 tons of grain in a year. The grain including corn oats wheat and buckwheat was ground into flour meal and cereal of various grades. The ground products were sold at the Roadside Market used in the Inn kitchen and at farm barns. The process uses an over shot water wheel and large millstones, a nod to old time industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Erwin R. Smith
Hopkinton
Wayside Inn
Stone Collins wed in Danby on 1931 anniversary eve
Raymon Francis Stone and Dorothy Frances Collins were married at the groom’s Danby Vermont home on January 23 1931 the ceremony conducted by Rev W A Martin. The couple’s families and more than seventy five guests witnessed a white and gold arch ceremony with a single ring service. The groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Stone observed their golden wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sains
Dorothy Frances Collings
Raymond Francis Stone
Danby
Vermont
Whale
Henry Stone
Raymon Francis Stone
Dorothy Frances Collins
South Acton
Mass
W. A. Martin
Congregational Church
Belmont
Mr Stone
Mrs Stone
Louis Twne
Bertha M. Lowden
Richard
Marthe Sarvila
Maynard
Quebec
Claremont
N. d
Jersey
N. J. Rutland
Yse Londonderry
Wallingford
Alington- Manchester
Ag Gton
Teacher's Club Holds Whist and Bridge Social
The Theayard Teacher's club hosted a social at the high school auditorium Tuesday with thirty tables. Awards went to whist winners Helen Cleary and Charles H Walker and bridge winners Mrs Huldah Taylor and Guyer W Fowler. low scores went to William O'Brien and Mrs Mansfield for bridge and Philip Allard and Mrs George Sharpe for whist. Prizes donated by the committee raised funds for the Student Loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theayard Teacher's Club
Helen Cleary
Charles H. Walker
Huldah Taylor
Guyer W. Fowler
William O’brien
Mansfield
Concord
Philip Allard
George Sharpe
Elizabeth Teehan
Dorothy Mattson
James P. King
Walter Tierney
Florence Wilder
Catherine Murray
P. W. Jones to Speak at Whiting School Assembly
P W Jones a leading local figure and 1930 Tercentenary chairman will address Whiting School for Boys pupils Friday evening. He will speak on War Time Experiences in Washington reflecting on early days with the War Trade Board and the town’s central figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
P.W. W. Jones
Center Road
Whiting, Hall, School For Boys
Wes
Jones
Washington
War Trade Board
Largest vote ever cast at a Republican caucus in Maynard
Maynard's Republican caucus at Cooperative Hall drew 433 ballots the largest in recent years. George Elson Sr. edged P. Joseph Schnab by one vote to secure a Selectman ballot spot. Frank St. Bake led the ticket for Selectmen, with Samuel Lever close behind. Gavin Taylor topped Albert Lerer for Tax Collector. Oswald Drechsler defeated James Ledgard for School Committee. George Stockwell led a field for Assessor. Robert Lester beat William Howard for Library Trustee. William Bishop defeated Ralph Sims for Tree Warden. and constables Nicholas Driscoll and Frank Downey joined the ticket. Representatives and staff oversaw proceedings as ballots were counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Cooperative Hall
al P.m
George Elson Sr
P. Joseph Schnab
Selectman
Bilson
Schnab
Frank St. Bake
George Stockwell
Harry Burnham
August Saarela
Robert Lester
William Howards
William Bishop
Ralph Sims
John Connors
Nicholas Driscoll
Frank Downey
Leslie W. Sims
Amet
Leslie Date
Aly Beg Hs
Birthday salute to William Tobin of Concord Street
William Tobin celebrated his 90th birthday at Concord Street with family and neighbors. Born in Newfoundland and long a town resident, he remains active in affairs and enjoyed good health and esteem from all who know him. Attending were relatives including Henry, Frank, James Tobin and Mrs Andrew Far dy Mrs John Cahill of South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William Tobin
Concord St
Newfoundland
Eee Wienenry
Frank, James, m
Aes Tobin
Andrew Fardy
John Cahill
South Acton
Six Marlboro Men In Court On Insurance Indictments
Six Marlboro men Ralph Clisbee John M Lord L F Child M BE Wallace George F Delaney and George Irving appeared in East Cambridge Superior Court for a hearing on Middlesex Grand Jury indictments charging automobile insurance violations. Detective Edward J Sherlock reported summons to the station. all had previous court appearances and were released on 2000 dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clisbee
John M. Lord
L. F. Child
M. BE
Wallace
George F. Delaney
George Irving
East Cambridge
Middlesex Grand Jury
Edward J. Sherlock
Superior Court
Union Elects Yearly Officers
Maynard The Mule Spinners Union held its annual officer election during the week. Elected were Thos Breck president Joseph White vice president John French recording secretary Frank Punch financial secretary treasurer Henry Weirwarden Arthur Johnson inside guard Edward Woolfrdge Herbert Lemoine Thomas Murray auditors Richard elsey Patrick Lannigan trustee and Thomas Breck Frank Punch grievance committee. The Concord Female Charitable Society formed Monday at president Mrs Berry F Smith Sudbury Roal with Mrs Smith aging schogen president Mrs Walter K Shaw vice president Mrs Herbert B Smith clerk Mrs Wallace B Corart assistant clerk Miss Helen W Kelley treasurer and Mrs Albert B Black assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mule Spinners Union
Thos. Breck
Joseph White
John French
Frank Punch
Henry Weirwarden
Arthur Johnson
Edward Woolfrdge
Herbert Lemoine
Thomas Murray
Richard <Elsey
Patrick Lannigan
Thomas Breck
Concord Female Charitable Society
Berry F. Smith
Sudbury Roal
Smith Twas
Maynard L D Wilson DeMolay Chapter Observes Fifth Anniversary
Maynard L D Wilson DeMolay Chapter marks its fifth anniversary with an evening banquet followed by the investiture of ten officers. The event features William Walters as master counsellor and honors the transfer of members to a newly instituted unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
L. D. Wilson
Chépter
Lnst
Il’ Cancieg
N Boro
H L. D. Wilson
William Walters
West Acton Ladies Circle Plans Supper and Meeting
West Acton ladies hosted a fine supper and activities. A business meeting will be held at Nellie Fairbanks home on the 5th, with entertainment and light refreshments. George Washington banquet is set for Feb 23 with a key dinner and program by Mrs. Rolfe Bradbury. Mock Town Meeting warrants issued by Universalist Men's Forum, Feb 10 at South Acton Universalist Church. Admission 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Cire
Nellie Fairbanks
George Washington
Rolfe Bradbury
Universalist Men’s Forum
South Acton
Sudbury Couple Close Swedish Tavern for Masonic Ball
Mr and Mrs Paul Ecke closed the Swedish Tavern on Moi evening to attend a Masonic ball and dinner at Masonic Templeware. They took as their gift Miss Anna Johnson and a few days with Mr and Mrs Stone. Mr Kent was suffering from frostbite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ecke
Anna Johnson
Stone
Mr. Kent
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Patie A McUrath
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Ner I Cowles
Board of Health
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Puriicaty
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Maley
Concord, Mass
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Whiting School
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Sear
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Public Welfare
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George D. Elson
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Galvin Taylor
Albert Lerer
Oswald C. Drechsler
James J. Legand
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