Maynard Council Golf Outing Ends In Tight Tie
The annual golf tourney between Maynard Council and Marlboro Country Club concluded in a tie after a day of play and dinner. Mayor Thomas H. O Hal served as toastmaster, with guests including George George and other council members. A musical program followed with scores listed per set and a seven point side total for the Marlboro team.
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Black and White Inn
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Thomas H. O’hal
George Gurge
Maynard Wy UK
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Maynard Country Club
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Damon J. E. Foss
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Derman
P. Flavio H Byrne
EF. Coyne
Norton OU
Sowerby
T. Coyne
Bean
B. Sheridan
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Jameson
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E. A. LeMarpre
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Father McEachern
Lynch
Wade
J. A. Wade
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W. Clark
A. Allen
X. Verzone
Gutteridge
U. Hommand
Provosoli
Cosgrove Aytin
J. Cleary
Pellissy
F. Hurley
Cid
J. Sullivan
Ahan
J. Dwyer
HK. Ledgard
Urey
H. Rowe
South Sudbury School Opens for Boys Under New Direction
A new boys school will open in Hall in September aided by Mrs Aiken of Shirley. Boys aged 8 to 16 will attend. Wilding previously directed the school under Mrs Ki C Whiting. Rev Whiting will relocate to a different duty at the Congregational church.
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Aiken
Shirley
Echool
Hall
Wilding
Ki. C. Whiting
Dirs. Whiting
Adt
Congregational Church
Camp Joyce Kiln Scituate Opens For Parish Youth
A group of over 70 youths depart by bus for Camp Joyce Kiln at Scituate for a two week parish vacation. Matrons Nellie May Lar Mullin Olive Morgan and Mary Coughlan assist. Rev Charles Frank J. De Post and A L. camp director oversee arrangements with new radio and tennis facilities donated by local friends and Maynard Council.
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Joyce
Scituate
Nellie May
Lar Mullin
Olive Morgan
Mary Coughlan
Charles
Frank J. de Post
A. L
Maynard Council C
PT A Elects Officers in School Meeting
The M. Sullivan PTA held an election of officers on a Thursday afternoon at the school. Mrs Sullivan was chosen president and Mrs nd was named vice president Mitchell was listed among the elected officers.
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PT. A. Association
Sullivan
Mitchell
Concord mourns sudden death of Nathaniel L Berry
Nathaniel L Berry longtime Lynn born supervisor of drawing in Newton and Lynn schools died suddenly in Concord. He lived with daughter Mrs Charles F Bowers for fifteen years and was known as a talented artist who did diplomas and lettering for Concord High and other towns. Survived by daughters Mrs Bowers and Mrs Riverett M Stowell. Funeral held Monday with Odd Fellows pallbearers and interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Lynn.
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Concord
Nathaniel L. Berry
Wrust
Araching
Newon
Berry
Durami Lynn
Leander Smith
Mary Vow (Hyser) Berry
Lynn
Newton
Charles. Bowers
Boston
Boston Art Club
Glenmore Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Bowers
Riverett M. Stowell
Charles’ F. Bowers
Hubbard Street
Town
Frederick B. Richards
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lodge
Robert McAuley
Noble Pays
Ee Kelley
Acton
Jo Isen
West Concord
Freelan
Tuttle
Rhodes
Pine Grove
Dr. Richards
Pine Grove Cemetery, Where Members of 4Glenmere Lodge of Odd Fellows
Randall C. Woodworth
Concord Junction
Smith Owen Dexter
Woodworth
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
George Biggerton
S. Thompson
Blood
Lews Fraser
Harold I. Judkins
John Olsen
Rodney B. Pratt
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Harness Co
Central St
Eastport
Nelson
Margaret Woodworth
Frontier Guards
Knights of Pythias
Waltham
Beatrice B.mumrme
Randall N Woodworth
Burton B. Woodworth
Ralph Co, Woodworth
Fey L. Woodworth
Mrs Arthur
Rome
Orient Heights
Sewer Bid Loan Accepted in Maynard
Maynard town treasurer George H Gut teridge yesterday accepted a bid of 101 615 by F S Moseley Co Boston for a 98 000 sewer loan. Bonds will be serial coupon at 4 12 percent dated Aug 1 1929 payable 5000 yearly 1930 1947 and 4000 in 1948 1949. Moseley won among five bidders. Total sewer bonds issued to date amount to 248 000 for the sewerage system.
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Maynard
George H Gutteridge
F. S. Moseley Co
Boston
Moseley Company
Bedford Chief Is Honored at Fire Department Banquet
The Bedford Fire Department held a banquet at the Engine house Wednesday evening and presented Ex-Chief John Q. Blake with an electric Telechron clock. Mr. Blake expressed surprise and thanked members for the thoughtful gesture.
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Bedford Fire Department
John Q. Blake
Framingham League Votes on Fish Removal and Season Changes
The Middlesex County League of Sportsmen met at Dennison Associates in Framingham with about 100 members. They urged Cambridge Water Commission to remove fish from Fresh Pond and Lake Cochituate, arguing waters are packed with fish. They backed wardens’ enforcement, open partridge season, and state trout and pheasant distribution rules, while preserving the $2.25 sportsman license and proposing fur-trapping taxes.
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Middlesex County League of Sportsmen
Dennison Associates
Bishop Street
Framingham
Framingham Fish and Game Club
Pres
Herbert A Cooke
Concord
Joseph C. Kelley
William R. Byrnes
Warl
Leach
Creek Brook
Woburn
League
Cambridge Water Commission
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Lake Cochituate
Natick
Basin 3
Department of Fisheries and Game
Department of ‘Fisheries and Game
Woburn Fish and Game Associa
Concord man C H Whitney dies suddenly at Brooks Hospital
Charles Hayden Whitney Jr oldest son of A Hayden Whitney and Mrs Caroline J Watick dies after an operation leaving conditions from a prior bout with infantile paralysis. He was born November 20 1908 attended Concord schools Browne and Nichols Harvard Law School student active in Boy Scouts Trinity church and Concord Country Club. Funeral at Trinity Church with burial in Sleepy Hollow. he leaves parents and brothers George and Otis Whitney.
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Concord
Charles Hayden Whitney, Jr
A.hayden Whitney
Caroline J Watrick
Witney
Brooks Hospital
Concord Elem
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge
Harv
Heard Law School
Mén Trinity Church
Young Peoples
Concord Contry Club
Trinity
Smith Owen Dexter
Sleepy Hollow
George K
Pigs Slaughtered at Maynard Farm Alarm Neighbors
Maynard residents near the outskirts report a wave of nightly pig killings at Shirley Jones’s farm. Over 300 pigs raised in the piggery have suffered, with more than 20 dying or wounded, believed caused by night raiding dogs. Selectmen notified county officials and advise property protection.
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Maynard
Shirley Jones
Fata
Submarine Rescue Lifts Navy Raft in Pacific Test
In San Diego California on July 24 a navy test off Imperial Beach raised the giant submarine raft Ortolan by blowing ballast tanks. The craft with its crew of officers and men was blown from the ocean bottom to 80 feet above in 28 minutes, easing fears of submarine disasters.
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San Diego
Cal
INS
Pacific ‘Ocean
Imperial Beach
Ortolan
Change in baseball schedule for Lincoln and Concord game
The Concord and Lincoln teams open at 6 p m this evening at the Centre School grounds with Davies and Boulder as the battery for Lincoln. Lincoln will play Concord on Emerson Playground Friday evening instead of Newton Upper Valley. Len Smith of Concord will pitch for Lincoln.
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Concord
Lincoln
Centre School
Chautauqua Ends Twelfth Season At Maynard
Maynard July 24 The annual five day Chautauqua program closed its twelfth season with a well attended finale. The big tent on High school grounds hosted leading lecturers and entertainers, concluding with a Broadway comedy Skidding. Junior Chautauqua featured a town government and pageant with dozens of participants and a spinning dance.
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Maynard
Ruth Tefft
Swathmore
William Boicourt
Union Congregational Church
Ethel Grace Turner
Adelaide Sims
New York
Howard Weaving
Junior Town
Helen Priest
Joseph Schnair
Winiifred
Robert Seder
Elvira Aljua
Esther Elson
Edith Priest
Sylvia Aho
Ellen Killinen
James Malcolm
Ruth Whitney
Levi Lincoln
George Swanson
Twee Desainy Jaserie
Isps Jahoney
Mary Higgins
Catherine Holden
Wither Elson
Helen Tobin
Pauline Butterworth
Pauline Magoulian
Twenty four more pass Concord swimming tests
Twenty four more swimmers passed tests in the Concord Red Cross sponsored class announced by Mrs Rod ney Pratt supervisor of the course. Names include Mary Chase Edward and Beremerita Hayward Elizabeth Betsy Miller Mary Hickson Betty Reid Audrey Lynch Constance Lynch June Parker and many others. Under Head Instructor Homer Allen a large class of about 25 completes Junior Life Saving with five silver loving cups to be awarded at the close.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Rodney Pratt
Mary Chase
Edward
Beremerita Hayward
Elizabeth Betsy Miller
Mary Hickson
Betty Reid
Audrey Lynch
Constance Lynch
June Parker
Fate Ritz
Charles Maloney
Joseph Sheahan
Warren Nickerson
iRita Healey
Marion Haynes
Marion Magebretsen
Rita Reese
Katherine Hickson
Ella Grantee
Stanley Wilcoh
Mary Rizzi- Eleanorer
Humbert
Thonbasma
Homer Allen
Pro
Sign Contract For 1930 Chautauqua Maynard
Miss Roih an superintendent of Chautauqua reported today that the contract for 1930 had been signed by the quarter of the required.
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Maynard
Miss Roih
Chautauqua
Knights of Columbus Plan Second Joint Outing
Maynard July 24 The second annual joint outing of six Knights of Columbus Councils will be held Sunday July 28 at Vose Playgrounds Maynard. Councils from Maynard Merrimac Missora Natick Canton Hudson and Marlborough will participate with games including sprints jumps relays and a three legged race. A base ball game features players from Clinton Hudson Marlboro Natick Milford and Maynard. A full course chicken dinner band concert and other numbers are planned.
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Maynard
Knights OF Columbus
Ohsicinity
Vose
Méripore
Missora
Natick
Canton
Hudson
E Ach Council
Fab Med
John ‘Donahue
Thomas Quirk
Atford
D.C
Clinton, Hudson and
Marlborowi
John Donahue
Boy Dies After Fall From Car in Sudbury
Richard Stevens four year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stevens of Worcester died after a fall from a car door near Hood Dairy farm on the Sudbury beach trip. He was taken by his father's chauffeur to Framingham hospital suffering internal injuries.
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Sudbury
Richard Stevens
Clarence Stevens
Melrose’street
Worcester
Framinghdm' Hospital
Seneca W. Hall
Sudbury Police
Hood
Framingham Hospital
Visitors flood Bedford Hospital for band concert
Sunday afternoon in Bedford crowded with visitors to the Veterans hospital. A performance by the First Corps Cadet Band and an in house orchestra of patients drew crowds in the recreation room. Refreshments were provided and Dobson welcomed all visitors.
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Bedford
Veterans Hospital
First Corps
Dobson
Plan for Thirteenth Sheehan Family Reunion
The Sheehan family association reunion committee met in West Concord and planned the thirteenth annual outing on Sunday August 4 at Voses Pond Maynard. The day starts with mass at St. Bridget's at 10 30 and transportation from Maynard to the pond. The event aims to welcome all Sheehans near and far, with about 300 members today. Members include Mr and Mrs Peter T White of the town.
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Maynard
Sheehan
Peter T. White
Guarantors Sign In At Five Day Program Closing
A report notes the number of guarantors at the five day program’s loge last night with expectations of more signatures today before she leaves for New Mint. where she will be on charge at the Chautauqua meet.
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New Mint
Chautauqua Meet
Concord Board Considers Restrictive Transfers for Bank
The Concord Board debates transfer limits between old and new properties and a Middlesex Savings Bank deal. Officials weigh restrictions on moving a lot, contemplating a 2008-era reluctance and the purchase of a former institution in a block near the former site.
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Concord, Board
Middlesex
Dullif Pee
Middlesex Institutor Savings
Concord
Am , Ing
Hearing on Gas Permits in Sudbury
Hearings were held July 24 for four gasoline permit applicants five to keep and sell fuel. One located at East Sudbury and three on Hudson road faced noncompliance with abutter notification by registered mail, causing three to be dismissed. The compliant applicants were heard and later granted permission to withdraw.
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Sudbury
East Sudbury
Hudson Road
McKechnie Returns as Cardinal Manager After Pennant Win
St Louis. July 23. Bill McKechnie ousted as manager after the 1929 pennant season but today returned as manager of the Cardinals in a surprise move announced by club president Sam Breadon.
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ST. Louis
4Bill McKechnie
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Liquor raid nets large distillery near Acton
Hudson state police seize a fully equipped 1500 gallon still, 3 vats, steam boiler and cooling apparatus in a Conant street Acton raid. Operator Joseph McLaughlin arrested. farm leased by a Boston man Palmer who offered eggs and poultry. Case continued at Concord District Court.
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Hudson
Cntry
V.cinity
Conant Street
Acton
Joseph McLaughin
Boxboro
McLaughin
Delice
Joan Palmer
Boston
McLaughlin
William Puzze
Concord
State
Desmond Fitzgerald
Framingham
H C Beattie
John T Foster
John P Regan
Michael Foley
Sudbury General Store Closes After Half Century Open
The Parmenter store in the center of Sudbury has closed, ending one of the town’s oldest businesses after over fifty years of service except for a five year ownership by William Parmenter. The property and contents were taken over by new interests. the building also housed Sudbury’s first school.
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Parmenter
William Parmenter
Sudbury
Bedford 4-H Club Picnic at Lake Walden
The Bedford 4-H Food and Poultry Clubs enjoyed a day at Lake Walden on Monday. Each child brought lunch while Mrs Raymond Stone and her son Henry served ice cream and tonic. George Erickson of Amherst drove a 1914 Ford to the event, autos provided by several residents.
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Lake Walden
Mra Raymond Stone
Henry
George Erickson
Amherst
Fire disrupts performance at Maynard theatre booth
A July 24 audience in Maynard witnessed a booth fire with smoke and light flames. Fire crews evacuated the theatre while manager Hector Roerts coordinated efforts and no injuries were reported as patrons received refunds.
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Maynard
Amim
Idate Booth
Hector Roerts
Fertec Audiétite
Somerville Progressives Face Off in Local Baseball Race
The Somerville Progressives, a local team, prepare for a competitive baseball clash amid community interest as residents anticipate the outcome of the race.
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T. Va
Somerville
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