Public Utilities to Seek Consent for Bus Lines Post Scandal
The piece recounts Public Utilities scrutiny over bus line operations and the need for community consent via town by town approval. It notes a scandal involving Day Baker and the Motor Bus Association of Massachusetts, with forged petition signatures and arrests of railroad officials.
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Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Com
Day Baker
Motor Bus Association of Mass
Secof
Court Granted Temporary Restrain on Bus Lines
A temporary injunction is issued by Judge George Anderson to restrain the Portland Boston and Worcester Bus Co from operating buses between Worcester and Portland. The order does not affect Worcester to Boston service. Public interest grows as Marlboro watches the outcome of the federal case and related actions.
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Worcester
Portland
Boston
Wor- Bus Co
George Anderson
Boston and Street Railway
Bos- Worcester
Franklin P. Miller
Receiv
Boston and
Warcourt
Marlboro
Portland, Boston
Train schedule notes Maynard stop and Boston arrival
The text records a Boston & Maine schedule listing Maynard at 11.45 on Saturdays with arrival in Boston at 12.43. It also mentions Mrs. Parnk Murray and her two children from Milwaukee visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowney on Harrison street, with her husband Frank.
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Boston & Maine
Maynard
Parnk Murray
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Daniel Lowney
Harrison Street
Frank Mur
Marquette Coach Delays Maynard Visit For Fall Prep
Ray, Marquette football coach, will not be in Maynard this summer unless late in the season as he focuses on preparing for the Fall opening. Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and daughter Isabell of York Maine visited Mrs. Aquilla Reynard in Brown Street. Mrs. Vernon I Terrie and children Vaughn and Jacquelin stayed with sister Mrs. Alex Frasier in Woburn.
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Ray
Marquette
Maynard
George Clark
Isabell
York
Aquilla Reynard
Brown St
Vernon I. Terrie
Vaughn
Jacquelin
Alex Frasier
Woburn
Spinners Strike Over Unjust Wage Cut At Meeting
The Spinners Union condemned a wage cut as unfair and unjust in a recent meeting. The Maynard Textile Council schedules a regular session at Odd Fellows hall at 7 30 p m Thursday as labor circles rally after the cut. Departments at the mill are active with several talks held to discuss the action.
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Maynard Textile Council
Odd Fellows Hall
Sudbury Society Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Charles H Way hosted the Whist club on Saturday evening. Corbet and Lawrence Devoll spend a week in Mattapoisett. A new house rises on the former Albert Stone property in South Sudbury. Mrs Frank Perkins is able to be out again after illness. Grace Patterson of Allston visits her aunt. Edwin Booth receives two weeks rest in Concord Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Gerry and Miss Gery enjoyed a trip to the new part last week. Merton Haskell shows improvement and hopes to return home soon. Mrs Brunell fell ill and was taken to Framingham Hospital for treatment.
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Charles H. Way
Corbet
Lawrence Devoll
Mattapoisett
Albert Stone
South Sudbury
Frank Perkins
Grace Patterson
Allston
Sira
Corbett Devoll
Edwin Booth
Concord Hospital
Frank Gerry
Gery
Cew
Merton Haskell
Camp Meeting at Sterling Junction Opens Seventy-Third Annual
The Worcester district Methodist Episcopal camp meeting begins and runs until the ninth with a strong program. Attendees from the area plan full or partial weeks. County Council met at Legion hall with about seventy-five present and voted to hold monthly meetings in different sections. Miss Fitzgerald chaired. speakers included Miss Anna Morris and Mrs. John Norton of Lincoln.
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Sterling Junction
Worcester
Methodist Episcopal Church
Udbury
Legion Hall
Fitzgerald
Anna Morris
John Norton
Lincoln
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Prizes
SOUTH ACTON Mrs Kenneth Chase and daughter Virginia with Mrs E Tuttle of Passaic N J visited Mr and Mrs L C Hastings. West Groton friends drove to Thorndike Lake Dublin N H to visit the Boy Scout camp. Lexington residents Mrs Eugene Tuttle spent Friday with the Hastings. Helena Tucker and Marion Stoney won a two day free trip to Amherst for top sewing and canning club ranks. James Edney won first prize in the Margaret Rayner Poultry Prize. Charles Howe won no prize. Mrs Flora Hunt and Miss Clara Ela of Gleasondale visited the Smiths and others. The group traveled to Troy N Y to see Dr Clarke's mother at Leonard Hospital. Mrs Clark is recovering from an operation.
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Kenneth Chase
Virginia
B. B. Smith
Wesley Larrabee
Miriam Whitney
Arthur Rey
Charles Lake
Joe
C. L. Clark
Woodworth
Concord
Troy
N. Y
Dr. Clarke
Leonard Hospital
Local notices and travel updates from West Acton and Concord
The item notes a resident returning from Truro Massachusetts and a Malden resident visiting relatives in town. It also lists a housing request for Concord area with a contact number Maynard 352-6. West Acton reports Hon and Mrs Rolfer Bradbury back from Skowhegan Maine after several weeks away.
Memorial Entrance Gift Accepted by Marlboro Council
Marlboro city council in a special meeting led by Mayor Hurley unanimously approved the acceptance of a $25,000 memorial entrance gift from the Ward estate executors. The gift was deemed satisfactory to the architect and attributed to a local contractor.
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Marlboro
Hurley
Artemas
Marlboro Day observance progress reports and fireworks contract
The Marlboro Day planning groups will report on event details while the fireworks committee has arranged for a pyrotechnic display, a contract awarded to the American Fireworks Co of Boston. Mrs. Ward Yvon dies at 86 in Brockton after long Marlboro residence. funeral at St. Mary’s Church. Remains to be taken to Mrs. Joseph Renaud’s home on Cross Street.
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Sports , Commissions Committee
Fireworks Committee
American Fireworks Co
Boston
Delta
Paquin
Augustus Yvon
Marlboro
Fred Yvon
St. Mary's Church
Buisson
Canada
Edward W
Jules
Mis
Emma Yvon
Brockton
Joseph Renaud
Cross Street
Jewels Postpone Friday Game and Schedule Other Matches
Holman owns the Jewels announce no game Friday due to a conflicting contest and plan to stage the Maribor B B A event that night. A Saturday away game with Ashland Town Team and a Tuesday home matchup with Marlboro Orioles follow at Park. Also a center town room rental offered by Box 79 Concord.
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Albert E. Holman
Maribor B. B. A
Shail
Vets
Ashland
Marlboro Orioles
Concord
Marlboro B B A and Maydays Pets Benefit Playground Game
Friday night Marlboro B B A and Mayday's Pets stage a ball game at Stevens Playground to raise funds for the summer playground. Previous contest yielded nearly $100 for the fund. Schofield and Denoncourt pitch for the B B A against Bergman and Hinck for the Pets. Tonight the B B A faces Worcester Rajahs, one of the few teams to beat them this season.
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Marlboro
Marlboro B. B. A
Mayday
Pets
Stevens Playground
Schofield and Denoncourt
Ee the Pets
Bergman and Hincky
Rajahs
Worcester
Edinboro
Tus
Chamber of Commerce General Committee Meets Tonight
The general committee of the Chamber of Commerce meets tonight to discuss local business and community concerns. Members will review agenda items and plan upcoming activities for downtown development and economic outreach.
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Warrant
New Ha
A. Parnham
Combus ‘Fine
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No Haven
George
Bowen
New van Leap Sie Engeonche
Boston & Albany
Mama
Chambray
Army & Navy Store
Grand Army
Marlboro, Mass
Sudbury
South Acton
Tion
Truro
Mass
Ellen Moore
Malden
Joseph Evans
West Acton
Rolfer Bradbury
Skowhegan, Me
Bradbury
Arteerebymas Ward Park Gateway
Ward
Jewels
Lerer
Genuine
B. V. D. Union
Walle Ay Ee
Playground
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