Maynard Stabbing Affray Leaves Mattson Wounded
At the West gerd house on a Saturday evening Paavo Alto stabbed Matti Mattson during a dispute that began as a friendly joust. Mattson received multiple wounds requiring eight, seven, five and six stitches in the left arm and shoulders, with the knife recovered by Patrolman Samuel Q. King. Alto was arrested and held on assault with a knife in $5000 bail, claiming self defense, as Mattson, though weakened, is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gerd House
Paavo Alto
Matti Mattson
Mattson
Daniel Goodenow
Edward Flaherty
Samuel Q. King
Alto
King
Cambridge
Millinery Firm Sold As Comeau Sisters Take Over
Misses Mabél and Mildred Comeau purchase the millinery business of Lizette and Dupuis and take possession this Wednesday. Mildred Comeau has six years of service with the firm and will run the shop, with her sister Mabél resigning as a Mystic public school teacher to assist. Lizette and Dupuis plan a lengthy Paris visit beginning July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabél
Mildred Comeau
Lizette and
Dupuis
Mise Mildred Comeau
Mabel
Mystic
Conn
Letitia Lizette
Florida Dupuis
Paris
Marlboro Reader Endorsement Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills
Peter N. McDermott a Marlboro barber reports kidney pain burning urine and fatigue eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges others to ask for Noone’s or Noon’s Kidney Pills 50 cents at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Dean
Peter N. McDermott
Miplewood Ave
Ir McDermott
Foster-Milbur
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Wanted Maive Genteel 1 Chickens Impostal Inquiry
Fragmentary note requests one chicken for impostal purposes with unclear contact. No definite names or locations are identifiable. Further context is needed to determine intent or origin.
Con gregational Lawn Party Draws Social and Financial Support
The annual church lawn party in the afternoon and evening, run by the Young Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor led by president Mrs. Franklin Pp. Flagg, proved a financial and social success. Proceeds go to the church. Tables featured varied colors red and white with lighted decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor
Franklin Pp. Flagg
Society
Franklin B. Flagg
Hulda Nordberg
Mabel Taylor
Royal Lavin
Ethel Butterworth
Ethel Carlson
Ethel Nordberg
Reba Taylor
Fred Shearer
Raith Garlick
Marion Flagg
Esther Lawson
Phyllis Quirk
John Gibbons
Hugh Connors
Clarence Lloyd
Aime Pageau
Claude Haire
George Cuttel
Derby man suffers scalp wound boarding late car
Frank McGregor of Concord Junction Derby sr. fell from a moving car at 9 40 p m near the Methodist Episcopal church, receiving a scalp wound that needed two stitches. Dr Daniel Goodenow treated him and he returned home on the 10 30 car. Motorman James Miller and Conductor John McDonald were in charge. A witness said McGregor was pushed while boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGregor
Hudson
Frank MacGregor
Derby
Concord Junction
Daniel Goodenow
James Miller
John McDonald
Enterprise
MacGregor
White Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
Goodenow
Maynard Seeks Local Aid for Balem Relief Funds
A June 26 telegram reports over seventy thousand dollars pledged at a State House meeting to aid Balem, Mass. The Maynard selectmen are urged to organize a local drive and send funds to Gardner M. Lane, or to Governor David I. Walsh. Ralph Whitehead directed appeals to citizens and clergy. subscriptions should go to Town Treasurer George H. Gutteridge for delivery to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Boston
Mass
Maynard
State House
Balem
Gardner M. Lane
Treas
State Street
The
Commonwealth
David I. Walsh
Ralph Whitehead
Board of Selectmen
George. H. Gutteridge
Midweek Service and Union Church Services Planned
The midweek service is set for this Wednesday at 7 45 pm with a membership committee meeting at 7 30 pm The topic for the evening is The Nations Choice God and Country Sunday service remains at 10 45 am with holy communion The Sunday school will resume on the first Sunday in September Union services start July 12 between the Methodist Episcopal and Congregational churches The first four Sundays will be at the M B church led by Rev Frederick N Rutan After that Rev A Morrill Os good will lead at the union church beginning August 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Congregational
M. B
Frederick N. Rutan
A. Morrill Qsgood
Tlonal Church
Band Dance Draws Large Crowd in Hall Event
A National band performed at the Alku Temperance Society hall drawing a large crowd for a concert and dance. Attendees filled the hall and enjoyed the lively program hosted by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alku Temperance Socl
Concert Honors Leader Louis Koski and Ensemble
The program displayed rare merit reflecting Louis Koski's painstaking teaching. Each number was well received with especially fine solo work. Following the concert, attendees enjoyed a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Koski
Contract Awarded for Town Sewerage Plans
The Board of Health committee awarded the contract for sewerage plans to F A Barbour of South Boston after bidding six firms. Barbour, the preferred bidder, will survey streets, design pipe grades, and plan pumping and disposal works including possible filter beds. He has prior Hudson and Attleboro work and is consulting for Hudson and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
William Nayior
John H. Murray
Allert Batley
B. J. Coughlin
F. A. Barbour
Boston
Hudson
Attleboro
Clinton
Concord Junction Rally Tops Maynard 4-2 In Ninth Inning
In a sensational home game Concord Junction defeated Maynard 4-2 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Hopkins pitched while Stockmere and Fallon delivered key hits with Fallon’s game tying triple and Stockmere’s sacrifice fly producing the winning run.
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Rams
Concord Junction
Maynard
Hopkins
Fallon
Stockmere
Foley
Fallon Stars In Tight Baseball Victory
Two base hits by Fallon and a three base hit by Fallon lead a 2 hour game. Fallon drives in runs with sacrifice hits alongside Stockmere and O Connell. Dee and Fallon steal two bases each. F Murray adds two. Hopkins and Foley fan 11 each. Hopkins issues five walks and Poley six. Murray hit by pitch. Amylire and Sebastian noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jink Murray
Walter Murray
Hopkins
O'Connell
Ryan
Murray Twins
Dee
Foley
Fallon
Stockmere
Varley
Flaherty
Delaney
Wilder
Manning
Junction
Jinx
Murray
W. Murray
Knowles
Sebastian
Ab R
Tb Po Ae Eee Eens
F. Murray
Poley
Amylire
Bazaar at Lutheran church raises funds and spirits
The bazaar at the Lutheran church Glendale Street lasting Thursday to Saturday evenings proved a qualified success socially and financially. Each ticket offered a prize such as fancy articles and china ware with evenings featuring music readings and vocal solos benefiting the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran congregation.
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Glendale St
North Acton notes on graduates and local activity
Leonard D. White graduates with highest honors at Hanover while Richard White plans college there this fall. Ed Anderson harvests a record strawberry crop with water irrigation. prices are high. Mrs. Patch moved to Boston in ill health. B A Strout renovates the Flagg farm. Milk separated and shipped bottled to Boston daily. Nagog Inn reports busy season with many events. R B Cheney spends summers at Long Beach Me for a fourth season. Edith Frost returns home for the summer. Frank expands RR section crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. White
Richard
Florence
Leonard D. White
Hanover
Richard White
Boston
Ed. Anderson
Anderson
Patch
Lyman Tuttle
S. B. Miller
B. A. Strout
C. E. Flagg Place
Concord High School
North Acton
Alan Frost
Nora McCarthy
Robert Cheney
Nagog Inn
R. B. Cheney
Long Beach
Edith Frost
Frank
Stalians
Mr. Hagen
Nobscot Mountain in Spring Beauty and Quiet Reflection
The poem praises Nobscot in South Sudbury as a green state with beech, birch, maples and junipers. It describes paths beside a pond, vine tangled arches, and ferns in the glen, noting the view from Nobscot’s high point and attributing the landscape to a benevolent Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobscot
Aled
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.E. Lawn Party
A. Barbour
Lio
Fitzpatrick
Old Colony
Dée
O’connell
Fanning
Weed Woods
R Wilder
South
Sudbury
Concord, Mass
Robert E. E. Clapp
Summer St
St Ang
Sh Na Ga Xan Ly
Rd, M
Laat
Maney
Austin Macnee
Main Street
Laine Oan
Reta Ae
Orion
Colonial Inn
Frederick Gutter
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