Concord veterans pay respects at historic items preserved
Ed ward A L commander C C Cullinane leads Ford J Fletchner and veterans to honor fallen at Concord site. The gathering recalls the Great Eastern cable frame, church sill, and wood from an old Frigate as relics. notes Gettysburg and Civil War service of a Swanton native in the 6th New York Troop H.
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Pea
Ford J. Fletcner
Crigil
A. L. Inmander
C. C. Cullin
Concord
Swanton
New York
Gettysburg
Lee
Lain
Hagerstown
Maynard School Chief Receives Traffic Safety Notice
Maynard James P. King superintendent of schools received a report from the Massachusetts Automobile Rating and Accident Prevention Bureau. From July to August 1933 eighteen children under 16 were killed and 1580 vehicles involved in crashes statewide with no city breakdown. In Maynard one child was injured. The bureau requests teachers urge supervised playground visits where available. Maynard has 1300 youths aged 5 to 16.
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Maynard James P. King
Massachusetts Automobile Rating and Accident Prevention Bureau
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Maynard
Maynard to Concord Witness Knight Templars Parade
A large crowd from Maynard traveled to Concord last Sunday to witness the Knight Templars parade. A delegation including Hudson and the K T company attended, drawing civic interest and local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Hudson Commandery
K. T. Mine
Funeral services for Olaf Nelson in Acton
Olaf Nelson died May 29 at Massachusetts General Hospital. Funeral held at 3 pm Saturday with Rev B H Garritt officiating. A life long worker and camp blacksmith at Leominster Citizens Conservation Camp, he earned wide respect from camp staff and boys who pallbearered. He was born January 25 1865 in Osterby Sweden and immigrated to the United States as a young man. Interment at Mount Wadsworth Cemetery in Gurdury.
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South Acton
Olaf Nelson
Massachusetts General Hospital
B. H. Garritt
George J. Grabner
Fred Stone
Sudbury
Allan Frost
George Hatch
Theodore Breen
John Rooney
Michael Mooney
Leon Marshall
Barlow
George Donaldson
Mr. Nelson
Acton
Anthony Rizza
Jose Manscher
Guy William McGafin
Henry Pelletier
Anthony Digras
Frederick Young
Nelson
South Ac‘ton
Waltham
Bertha Lawson
Leominster
Osterby
Skane
Sweden
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Poys
Mount Wadsworth
Gudbury
Guyer Fowler
Maynard
Past Masters Night at Welch Lodge observed
Maynard Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M held its annual Past Masters night in the club rooms on Thursday. Fourteen Past Masters attended at eight o clock and delivered year end remarks. A lobster salad supper was served by Hicks of Lynn followed by an address on the Ware and Swift river project with pictures and slides. The Anchor and Ark glee club provided singing as about one hundred members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Hicks
Lynn
Ken
Triduum Opens at St. Bridget’s for Sacred Heart Honor
A Triduum in honor of the Sacred Heart opens today at St. Bridget’s Church and continues Thursday and Friday with services at 7.30 each night. Friday Masses are at 5.45 and 7. A high Mass of thanksgiving is set for 8 o’clock Friday morning in honor of the 50th ordination of hood. The Mary Corps will attend a Mass at ton College.
Sheridan Reelection Bid Highlights District Changes
Maynard reports Representative Sheridan, first Democrat in years for the 1uth Middlesex district, seeks re election as Frank Boerpat contests. Sheridan earned praise for veterans and labor support and aided passage of the Milk Bill with Agriculture and Conservation committee roles. Arthur W. Gilbert commended Sheridan’s work.
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Maynard
Frank Boerpat
Middlesex
Rep
Sheridan
Arthur W. Gilbert
Sheridan This P Passage of the Milk Conn Bill Which Mr. Sheridan
Rep. Sheridan
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Conservation
V. F. W. Auxiliary Whist Winners and Losers
The V. F. W. Auxiliary weekly whist party awarded prizes to Mrs. Margaret Kee g, James Ryan, Mrs. John Dora, Mary Castor, Mrs. Sherman McGreen, Alice Holleran, Mrs. J. F. Gilson, Patrick Murray, Edward Hoffman, Mary Kennedy, E. W. Mattson, Agnes Anderson, Mrs. W. Munn, Lena Rodway, Lawrence Hubbard, Esther Clayton, Margaret McCarthy, and Margaret Brennan. Losers receive concessions to Edward Hoffman, ry Connors, Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Annice Scully, William Haskell, Mrs. Wm. Munn, Lawrence Hubbard, and Clarabelle Warren.
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Warren
Margaret Kee G
James Ryan
John Dora
Mary Castor
Sherman McGreen
Alice Holleran
J. F. Gilson
Patrick Murray
Edward Hoffman
Mary Kennedy
E. W. Mattson
Agnes Anderson
W. Munn
Lena Rodway
Lawrence Hubbard
Esther Clayton
Margaret McCarthy
Margaret Brennan
Bingates
Ry Connors
William Fitzgerald
Annice Scully
William Haskell
Wm. Munn
Clarabelle Warren
Thurlow-Chaplain Clergy Events At Trinity Church
Rev George L Thurlow to lead Sunday morning service at 10 45 with Dr Gail Cleland as guest preacher and dormer pastor A reception for Dr and Mrs Cleland is scheduled for Wednesday June 6 at 8 o clock following their arrival from parish house Mrs Thomas Todd hosts a dinner party in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thurlow
Gail Cleland
Dormer
George
Cleland
Thomas Todd
Benjamin Derby Dies at 60 in Concord After Devoted Service
Benjamin Derby long served as assistant postmaster in Concord Junction and as postmaster at West Concord. A 61 year old former Selectman and Mason, he held many civic roles and was active in Republican politics. He died suddenly after marching with the Templars. Survived by wife Carolyn, three sons, a daughter, mother Anna E. Derby, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral at West Concord Union Church with Masonic rites at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Benjamin Derby
West Concord
Con
Derby
The
Templars
Concord
Benjamin
Anna EB. (Hawley) Derby
Concord High School
Flagg and Russell
Tt and
Holden, Grocers
Chase
Concord Junction
West Rd
Wilson
Concord Company
Massachusetts State Guard
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
Walden
Adouram Council
S. M
Boston
K. T
Lafayette Lodge of Perfection
Giles Fonda
Yates
Council of Princes of Jerusalem
Mt. Olive
Rose Croix
Massachusetts
Aleppo
Middlesex Club
West Concord Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Pilgrim Quartet
Sleepy Hollow Cemery
William H. Davis
Carolyn E. (Ritcher) Derby
Benjamin EK
Roger W
Hood and
Richard EB
Marion Coday
Purchase, N. Y
Anna E. Derby
Annie H
Sarah W. Derby
Anc T
Town Team to Maynard and West Concord Clash at Crowe Park
The Maynard Team hosts Town Team this evening at Crowe Park as Littleton defends last year’s crown. Next Sunday West Concord visits Crowe Park with star lineup including Duggan McCabe Peterson Johnson for an anticipated battle. Ayer returns to our ball orchard Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Maynard
Twi- Littleton
West Concord
Crowe Park
Concordians
Elmer Duggan
McCabe
Peterson
Johnson
Ayer
Concord High Class of 1909 Holds Twenty-Fifth Reunion
About seventy members of Concord High s Class of 1909 gathered on Tuesday May 29 with families to celebrate the twenty fifth reunion. The event featured speeches and reminiscences at the audito rium. Mrs Esie Crowson McClellan was credited for energetic planning and led the successful gathering with a lively program and thanks to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High S
Ausdanus
University of Washington
Seattle
Lawrence Seigfried
New York City
Stephen Pepper
Eben Hoar
Esie Crowson McClellan
Concord High School
Reuniue
Sudbury Welfare Costs Rise as May Exceeds April
In Sudbury welfare expenses grew in May to 653 dollars 75 cents, up from April. At the annual town meeting a welfare allotment of 2500 dollars was approved, and nearly the entire sum has now been spent.
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Sudbury
Knights Templars Parade Draws 3000 In Concord
A vast crowd lined Concord streets to watch 3000 Knights Templars and affiliates march Sunday. Rev Edward Perry Daniels delivered an eloquent Via Crucis sermon as the procession formed at 2 to 4 pm. Commanderies from Boston Wilmington New Bedford and others led by Captain G Wilken Morris and Major Wallam Hobbs showcased their regalia and pageantry.
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Concord
Knights Templars
Knights
Edward Perry Daniels
Milwiry Podigg
Marcis
Maury Precinon
Praer
W.ulot
cHet Muarsual
Gom . Meee
F. Fin
Pas
Hernard Commandery
Boston
Itis
Glad
G. Wilken Morrut O. Boon
Gisatues
Wallam Hobbs
Wilmington
Gootwin
New Bedford
Iis Stam
Stewart A. Colpitts
Concert at Union Church by Suominen and Kaukola
Rev W Suominen of Brookfield Chicago and Matti Kaukola gave a concert at the Union Church during the convention.
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Ence
Dysentery Prevalence Spurs Drainage Plan in Town
Officials report widespread dysentery not linked to water milk or mosquitoes. About half the town is affected. The Board of Health proposes a drainage project for swampy areas at a very small cost, supported by R. W. Wales, state entomologist, and BRA Administrator.
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Board of Health
BRA
R. W. Wales
W L Stone Passes Away in Sudbury Residence
Sudbury resident W L Stone died at age 70 after a life in the town. He served the community and is survived by his wife A Stone, a daughter and two sons including R Stone a state forester and instructor, and Ralph W Stone of South Sudbury. Also survived by a sister Mrs Daniel F Brown and other relatives.
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Sudbury
Arch Concord
Mma A. Stone
Bai
R. Stone
Herbert F
Marivoro
Ralph W. Stone
South Surbury
Sleter
Daniel F Brown
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G.A.R
Stewart
Provingano
Sompkins
Ois Sdecsees
DiCicco
Willidens
Cullinane
Loughlin
Cunningham
Cook
Mara
Culinane
Tompkins
Danehy
Kendrick
Nobie
Emotes
Uy Stewart
Notte
Lennon
Stewart P
Odd Fellows
Frank C. Sheridan
Frank Sheridan
Derby Homestead
William S. Hamilton
Edwin O. Childs
Newton
W.L. Stone
Clair’s Country Club Orchestra
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