Enterprise offers Washington trip contest for new subscribers
The Enterprise runs a Washington trip drive for boys and girls who recruit fifty new subscribers. Nine youths earn early Washington trips by selling subscriptions, with travel paid by the paper and a week in stately Washington. Remaining participants receive $50 or one third of their sales. trip departs August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Washington
Enterprise
Jing
Ledgard Pewstore
Stat City
Bachrach
Grandell
Hgh
The
Harold Lever
George Tucker
Salvatore Graceffa
Kauko Luoto
Alric French
John Zaporeskie
Nmce
Enterprise i
Rogers Travel Agency
Meel E. Rice
Hudson Figh
Goodwin Elected to Fill Unexpired Selectmen Term
Col Robert E Goodwin is chosen to fill the unexpired term of John Bordman as Town Selectman. A Boston lawyer and former colonel of the 102nd Artillery, Goodwin has strong public service credentials and will base in Concord with his wife at the Colonial mansion 9 Wood Street.
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Col
Robert E. In
T John Bordman
Td of
Selectmen
Goodwin
Concord
Har- College
Boston University Law
Goodwin, Proctor, Field and
Boston
Middlesex County
102Nd Artillery
102Nd Field Artill
John Sherbrone
Local Woman Injured in Waltham Street Car Collision
Bella Buenni 33 of Calvary Street Waltham sustained injuries in an automobile crash on Waltham Street near the Sudbury town line Saturday afternoon. Her two companions were in the other car and all were involved in the collision. She received first aid from Dr Raa E Hooper at the scene and was later treated at Emerson Hospital, from which she left for home Saturday night.
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Maynard
Jully
Bella Buenni
Calvary St. Waltham
Waltham Street
Sudbury Town Line
Raa E. Hooper
Emerson Hospital
O L Clark
South Acton
Raymond Hooper
Maynarch
Edwin W Cone
Harvard
Frederick C Anderson
Main Street
Waltham
Edmund Bowman
Ole State
Pen
Outing at Hayward Camp Next Week
Maynard Grange No 40 announces an outing at the Hayward camp of Mr and Mrs William Hayward at Baptist Pond Chelmsford on Thursday July 26 in the afternoon and evening. Attendees should bring a basket supper. program includes bathing boating and sports. contact Mrs Alfie Hayward Mrs Alice Howe or Mrs Adelaide Sims for transportation.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange No
William Hayward
Chelmeford
Alfie Hayward
Alice Howe
Adelaide Sims
Maynard Public Library Hosts First Children Hour
Maynard July 18 in the Maynard Public Library, six boys and six girls attended the first Children’s Hour. Mrs. John Moynihan read three stories and led a discussion about birds and animals. Children up to the fourth grade are welcome each Saturday at 2 o’clock.
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Maynard
Maynard Public Library
John Moynihan
Lbrarian
Money Stolen From Main Street Store Break In
Maynard reports a break in at John Zaniewski’s Main Street shop Friday night. A cash amount of 43 dollars was taken from the register through a rear window. Police notified and investigating after the owner forgot to empty the till at closing.
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Maynard
John Zaniewski
Main Street
Zaniewski
Remarkable four leaf clover plant found in backyard
Concord residents report Horace Chenery found a plant bearing sixteen four leaf clovers in his backyard. The root was potted and photographed to prove the omen of good luck on Friday the thirteenth.
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Concord
Horace Chenery
Chenery
Thomas
Overseers Association Outing at Mapledale Inn Stow
The Assabet Mill Overseers held their annual outing at Mapledale Inn in Stow on a Saturday. Fifty five attendees enjoyed dinner after arrival, a sports program, and a baseball game won by Capt. W Brayden’s team over Albert Drechsler’s squad. Ernest Wollers chield took first in pitching quoits.
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Maynard
Overseers Association
Aséabét Mill
Mapledale Inn
Stow
William Brayden
O. C. Drechsler
Assabet Mill
W. Brayden
Albert Drechsler
Ernest Wollerschield
Civil Legion to Attend Presidential Candidate Ceremonies
Concord July 18 Committees of The Civil Legion will attend the notification ceremonies for both Presidential nominees Herbert Hoover and Governor Smith. The nonpartisan group, whose members served in authorized Civil capacities during World War I, includes Frank G. Allen James Halloran and John M. Keyes as state executive members. The third national convention is set for Huntington West Virginia October 12 and 13. James Gregory and family visited Richard Jackson in town. Mrs Masters of Waltham visited Mrs G G Durkee at Fort Pond.
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Concord
Civil Legion
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Frank G. Allen
Bing
James Halloran
Norwood
John M. Keyes
Huntington W. Va
America
Acton Selectmen impose traffic curbs after weekend crashes
Nine people were admitted to Emerson hospital after a string of accidents on the state road near Acton. The board of selectmen declared Kelly's Corner a stop street for inbound traffic and stationed watchers at crossroads through Sunday to ease congestion.
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Emerson Hosital
Concord
Kelley Corner
South Acton
Cross Roads
Sundaday
Acton
Emerson Hospital
Coney
State Road
Motor Eye
Kelly's Corner
Acton Centre
Closs Roads
Otto Sanenene
Birchwood Street
Norwood
Frances Schoonmaker
Highland Avenue
Worcester
Ars
East Acton
Otto Nannine
Gedan Street
Theodore Schoonmaker
Otto Nanine
Fitchburg
Schoonmaker
Nanine
Otto Ous
Nila Ace
Miss Schoonmaker
Community Lawn Party at Sudbury Common
The annual Lawn Party at Sudbury Center offers a full afternoon and evening of events. A parade features the village characters and a doll carriage contest, with entertainment from the Westboro Community Band and a town hall vaudeville show. Local volunteers coordinate dessert and food tables, games, and refreshments.
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Sudbury Center
Lee
Westboro
Town Hall
William Tufts
Hunké Hall
Ralph Barton
Mirrian Giles
Harland Noyes
Alice Haskell
Frans. Davis
W. ‘Labarre
BE. P. Styles
Fred Morrison
Marcus Haley
Two Scouts Gain Free Vacations at Camp
West Acton July 18. A group of boy scouts left for the host Jaffrey N Hu camp. Scouts Albert Haynes Porter Jenks Alden Johnson Irvin Dunn Harvey Dunn Samuel Carlisle Arthur Turner. Rangers Richard Howe Wilson Bursow Edwin Parker Roderick McDougal Albert McDougal. Harry Holt offered a two week vacation prize for scout tests and discipline awarded by Porter Jenks. Alden John honorable mention and Rudolf Tomkins of East Captain Sidney Coulter Springfield related to his mother Mrs. James Coulter Linden Street.
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West Acton
Jaffrey
Rangers
Richard Howe
Wilson Bursow
Edwin Parker
Roderick McDougal
Albert McDougal
Harry Holt
Scout
Porter Jenks
Alden John
Rudolf Tomkins
East
Sidney Coulter
Springfield
James Coulter
Linden Street
M. B. Church Sunday School Holds Picnic
The Sudbury Cen ter M. B. Church Sunday school held its annual picnic at Solomon's Pond in Northboro last Thursday. Attendees traveled by autos, luncheon was served after arrival, and the afternoon included strolling, games, and swimming. The event was deemed a success with a merry outing for all.
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Sudbury
M. B. Church Sunday School of the Center
Solomon’s Pond
Northboro
Sudbury School Bids Open for Transportation Charges
Sudbury July 18 bids will be received by the School committee from persons who desire to furnish transportation charges for the school children during the ensuing year. Bids must be in on or before July 21.
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Sudbury
Benefit bridge party draws 100 women for Joyce Kilmer Camp
A benefit bridge and whist event held at Mrs. C. J. Morrissey’s home in South Acton drew more than 100 women from Acton Maynard and Brighton to support Joyce Kilmer Camp of St Bridgeto parish. High scorer was Mrs Margaret McCarthy of Maynard and several attendees received favors. A separate note mentions Miss Mary Branley’s Maynard wedding to Sidney Laffin at four o’clock on Sunday July 8.
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Maynard
Joyce Kilmer
St. Bridgeto
C. J. Morrissey
Stow Road
South Acton
Acton
Brighton
Margaret McCarthy
Eleanor Martin
Annie McCarthy
Nellie May
Julia Donahue
Julia
Etta Moynihan
David Kingsley
Mary Cullihane
George Weaver
Anna Kingsley
Mary Cullinane
Georgiana
MacKenzie
Joseph Dineen
Mary Driscoll
Leonard Smith
Grace Sweeney
Frank §. Fearns
Mary Coughlan
Thomas King
William Smith
Baward J. Flaherty
Sarah Nyman
Public
Keene
N. H
Mary Branley
South Braintree
Sidney Laffin
Central Street
Three Boys Ready For Washington Trip Won By Subscription Drives
Three boys from Maynard have secured the Washington trip through the Enterprise subscription campaign. Henry Grandell Samuel Bachrach and John Duggan achieved the required 50 new subscribers each, with Robert Ferran close behind from West Conlands. The campaign shows many readers eager for the trip on August 21 and demonstrates how easily a paper can gain subscriptions.
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Henry Grandell
Fey
Robert Ferran
West Concord
Washington
Maynard
Samuel Bachrach
John Duggan
West Conlands
Wilh
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