Tax money stolen from waynard town office
The town tax collector's office in Waynard was entered Friday night and $610 taken from the safe. Police report the safe was not blown open but the day lock broken. investigators say the money was usually deposited with the town treasurer. State detectives and local officers pursue leads as burglary is insured.
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William Mann
Tor
Jef
John Connersed
Edward Sherlock
O’neil
District After
Board of Health
Hayward Golden South Acton Observes 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter E Hayward celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Liberty Street with relatives from Waltham Belmont and South Acton. Angela Robbins aged ninety one and four generations attended as guests. cake was ice cream and gold coins and flowers were gifted.
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South Acton
Walter E. Hayward
Waltham
Belmont
Liberty St
Angela Robbins
Hayward
Junior High Exercises Planned In Wnard This Thursday
A large junior high program is set for Thursday at the auditorium under the direction of Principal Jvoyle. The event features a poem by Aino Lempi Niemi, a class song by Gertrude Sipola, violin solos by Reine d Grondahl, and performances by the boys Glee Club. Taps will be sounded for the late Dorothy Murray.
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Ard
Taurseeulug
Schidal
Lulss Jvoyle
Bishop
Avon
Rita Bartteau
Jd Matterson
Mary Higgins
Ansasy
Beatrice Mason
Stockwridge
Maud Lorraine Roca
Hason Cross
Arcist
Rita Baritean
Ha Berg
Ruth Bishop
Olga Kik
Dorothy Burnham
Brad Case
Zennia Chutoranski
Elle Donahue
Anna Fayton
Grondahl
Helen Hakeli
Heinanen
Holt
Elma Jakela
Taunoas
Kalerva Kansiniva
Alicevicz
Loraine Koch
Olga’ Ka- Merion Ledgard
Ralph Lent
Ld Matsan
Lempi Mar- George Murphy
Stella Novliva Nyholm
John Pogzeryne Salo
Ellen Saarela Sando
Helen Sienkiewicz
Yelena Gertrude Sipola
Fannie Willis Stockbridge
Elien
Antique Sale at Old Bank Building in Lexington Mass
John A Finigan and sales manager Nass announce an antiques auction at the Old Bank ing rear off Lexington Trust Lexington, Mass on June 20 and 21 at 10 a.m. The sale features over 2000 lots from Mr Devine’s collection including Windsor chairs many pewter pieces brass Sheffield bureaus chests beds vanes glass and lamps. Cash terms apply. The event continues until all lots are sold.
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John Devine
Lexington Trust Lexingotn
Mass
John
Miss Collins Becomes Bride in St Bernard’s Church
Concord June 12 Ellen V Colling daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael J Collins of 7 Court Lane wed Joseph Alfred St Michel of Marlboro at St Bernard's Church. Rev William H Finnick officiated with Margaret Collins maid of honor and George St Michel best man. Ushers Joseph M Collins John McHugh Oscar St Michel and Edmund Granger. Reception at engine’s home. They will reside in Marlboro.
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Concord
Ellen V. Colling
Michael J. Collins
7 Court Lane
Joseph Alfred St. Michel
Marlboro
St. Bernard’s Church
William H. Finnick
Margaret Collins
George
St. Michel
Joseph M. Collins
John McHugh
Oscar St. Michel
Edmud Granger
Cou
Marl
Lee Garden Bridal Scene Recalls Newton Centre Wedding
Beatrice G. Slaughter of Lee and Gustav R. Breitzke wed on Saturday at the Lee home with Rev. Edward T. Sullivan officiating. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom accents and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Attendants included Miss Yee as maid of honor and Donna Rule as flower girl. Edward Cole served as best man. The ceremony followed by a reception. the bride is a Holyoke College alumna and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wardwell Lee. the groom is a Boston banker formerly with Old Colony Trust Company.
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Newton Centre
Yee
Donna Rulie
Edward Cole
Wollaston
Old Colony Trust Company
Us Qld
Sunday Baptisms and School Promotions at West Ord Union Church
On Sunday morning at West Ord Union Church nine children received baptism as the church hall was decorated with plants and cut flowers. The vested choir sang two selections and the afternoon featured annual Church School promotion exercises with fifty one children advancing to higher departments and diplomas awarded by church leaders. One hundred forty plants were later distributed to children across the school departments.
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Bay
West Ord Union
Jesus
Hosmer
William A. Rodday
Irving T. Felch
Lillian
Alfred Wheeler Stone
John R. MacKenzie
Clarence W. Mahan
Dance Recital at Maynard High School Hall
The Maynard High School auditorium overflowed for Parent and Guest Night by the Dancing class directed by Mrs. Dorothy Elderkin. Students performed waltzes and specialty dances including Muffy Ruffles and Watch Her Step, with musical numbers by the orchestra and performers such as Sawyce Warren Dorothy Boo Bradford Case Mildred Pond Anne Bellows and Phillip Wilson.
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Maynard
Dorothy iElderkin
Marlboro
Sawyce Warren
Dorothy
Boo Bradford Case
Mildred Pond
Pictor
Anne Bellows
Annis
Sidney McCleary
Phillip Wilson
Homemakers Extend Service Tour In Léon Meeting
Several ladies of the Extension Service unit attended the annual Homemakers meeting in Léon on Tuesday June 11 as part of a community outreach effort.
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So. Acton
The
Extension Service
Léon
J 'S
St Pauls Lutheran Marks 5th Anniversary in Maynard
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Maynard celebrates its 35th anniversary of organization with plans for a new parsonage. Festivities run June 27 to June 30 with a bazaar, concerts, and sermons by Finnish church leaders. events feature local choirs and visiting pastors from across Massachusetts.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran
Dale Street
Maynard
Iti
Oir
Iliary
Katonen
A. M
Harvard
Boston University
Finland
William Boicourt
Union Congrege
Atev
Eagon Cross
A. Haapanen
Hapcock
Michigan
Finnish Lutheran Church of America
Mr. Haapanen
S. H. Ronkas
Gloucester
Eastern Conference
The
Finnish Lutheran Church
B. Vuornes
Boston
J. Wirtanen
Worcester
V. Heilman
Quincy
Halvola
Gardner
Union Congregational Church
Ilmar Tuikka
Alumnae Day Proves Popular at Concord Academy
Concord Mass June 12 The annual alumnae reunion drew about half of the alumnae back to Concord Academy where Miss Elsie G Hobgan and staff greeted them. The gardens hosted graduation exercises this afternoon with a record-sized class of young women receiving diplomas from principal Elsie G Hobson. Henry S Thompson led trustees and Rev Samiry of St Pauls School delivered the address.
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Concord
Mass
Concord Academy
Elsie G Hobgan
Elsie G Hobson
Henry S Thompson
Sam- Iry
St. Paul's School
Scullys Tie 90 Years of Married Life in Maynard
Mr. and Mrs. William H Scully of Maynard observe their 90th wedding anniversary. Born in Uxbridge and Belfast, they married in Rockville Connecticut and moved to Maynard 47 years ago. Family notes list fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild, with Paul Worden serving on the town committee for about 25 years.
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Maynard
William H.sculy
Dartmiouth Street
Iiney
Scully
Uxuriage
Belfast
Keind
Rockville
George Webster Heads Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall
Maynard June 12 Earl Kitchin lodge Sons of St George installs officers at a meeting at Odd Fellows hall. Nathan Crowther led the ceremony with Harold Taylor as past president and George Webster as president. Others inducted include John Webster vice president Walter France messenger Ernest Mas assistant messenger Nathan Crowther assistant secretary John Trench secretary Albert Axford treasurer Nathaniel Davis chaplain Fred Palmer inside sentinel Joseph Brown outside sentinel and Nathaniel Davis trustee Harold Taylor delegate to grand lodge convention to be held July 26-27 in Lynn.
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Maynard
Earl Kitchiner Lodge Sons of St. George
Odd Fellows Hall
Nathan Crowther
Harold Taylor
George Webster
John Webster
Walter France
Ernest Mas
Nathan’ Crowther
Ass’t
John ‘Trench
Albert Axford
Nathaniel Davis
Fred Palmer
Sentinel
Edison Company Opens Office on Nason Street
The Edison Electric Light company opened headquarters in a store on Nason Street and a transfer of holding took effect June 11. The new rate starts immediately and will appear on July bills. Woolen company repair men join Edison except Augustus Morse who remains at the plant.
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Edison. Eectric Light Company
Nason Street
Ght
American Woolen Company
Edison Company
Augustus Morse
Clinton Wins Eastern Mass League Game at Sudbury
Clinton A C of Clinton defeated Sudbury 4 to 2 at King Philip Field in a twilight league match. Clinton improved to 3 wins and no defeats after three hits allowed and strong pitching despite three walks and five errors. Sudbury players Conroy and Bancroft each had two hits for the hometown club.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Baseball Club
Turner A.C
Clinton
King Philip Field
Nlne
Fanning
Conroy
Bancroft
Neue Taeine Gane
Gleasondale
Dale
West Acton Girl Bride
Miss Helene Hennesey daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Hennesey of Prospect Street South Acton married William F Sexton son of John Sexton of Haynes Street Maynard on Monday at St Elizabeths chapel West Acton. Bridesmaid was Gladys Sexton best man Timothy Hennesey. Reception at the bride's home followed. The couple plan a short motor tour of Canada then reside with the groom's father.
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Maynard
Helene Hennesey
Daniel. Hennesey
Prospect Street
Acton
William F. Sexton
John Sexton
Haynes Street
St. Elizabeth’s Chapel
West Acton
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Gladys. Sexton
Timothy
the Bridge
Concord High School
Immaculate ‘Conception Sodality
St. Bridgéts Church
Sheiggroom
Maynard Ouvelley
Ag Ous Urfyér
Concord couple marked anniversary with gifts and community notices
Deacon and Mrs. McKenzie of West Concord celebrated an anniversary with silver gifts bouquets and messages from family and friends across Fitchburg Methuen Brookfield Concord and beyond. Their son Ronald S. McKenzie of Dennison Co Framingham has announced his engagement to Miss Claire Phetteplace of Brookfield. The Enterprise extends congratulations.
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Mary J. F. Hay
Eee Ee
Central
Fitchburg
Lawrence Edadsien
Methuen
Brookfield
Arfington
Concord
Wiest
McKenzie
Massachusetts Reformatory
McKensie
Wet Concord
Eastern Star
Work
West Concord
Woman's Club
Ronald
Dennison , Co
Framingham
Claire Phetteplace
Concord Grange Hosts Contest Night After Postponement
Patrons of Husbandry held a postponed event at Elks Hall featuring a Bird Naming contest won by William Edmunds of Acton and a button sewing contest with Edmunds defeating a large field. Granville Holden won prize speaking and judged others. Mildred Croft and Hattie Clark won or judged drawing and Apple passing activities. Socials were overseen by Granville Holden and Nettie Wells.
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Concord
Catherine Culkins
Tharge
Elks Hall
Néttie A Wells
William Edmunds
Acton
Hattie Clark
Granville Holden
Nettie E. Wells
Children's Day Celebrations Across Concord Churches
Churches in Concord marked Children's Day with pages, concerts, graduations, and awards. First Parish featured a child led program replacing the morning service while the Trinitarian Congregational Church presented a pageant Creation's Graceful Jubilee with a long cast of children and readers.
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Concord
Hollie
Howe
Church School
Helen Gould Shepard
New York
Inca May
Theskston
Bradforu Ropui
Leonard C. Robinson
Hubbard’ Street
Church
Farnham Smith
Wo Kainice Johnson
Hosmer
Bradford
Robinson
Richard Wheeler
James Whipple
John Brigham
Russell Wheeler
John Bygrave
Howard Kent Jr
Leonora Robinson Jr
Claire Kent
Margaret Rob
Virginia
Vialle
Sidney Ballon
Pauline Anderson
Shervid
Seabury
Coburn Peper
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sun Bed School
Sreedin Co
Frances Clark
Doris St. George
Edith MacDon‘Bld
Betty Baggesen
Clouds
Marion Engébretson
Dorothea Hinsman
Hilda Olsen
Helen Vanterhoof
Mildred Whitney
Barbaracho
A8 Sunbeams
Louise Johndroe
June
Eleanor Brown
Ruth Baker
Eleanor Baker
Mildred Olsen
Dorothy Slater
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Martinson
Florence Ackles
Betty i Reed
Marion
Wreck Injury Noted After Train Accident
Report describes a collision or mishap near a work site involving Dr. Clark and Dr. Wolcott. Injured individuals required immediate medical attention and were transported toward a Boston hospital. stumbles and medical interventions are documented with mentions of nurses and stimulants.
All Stars Shine in Scattered Hits and Cold Inning Scores
A fragmented baseball score snippet shows Concord vs Abbot-Wersted with uneven innings. The line reads by innings with digits and dashes, indicating runs per frame, but many characters are garbled. The readable elements include team names and a rough inning sequence.
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Heki
Mack
Concord
Abbot-Wersted
Fire Laddies Build A Fire Ladder Car In Acton
The Fire Laddies of Acton department proud of a home built twin Packard fire ladder car. Insurance inspector says the design warrants slightly lower rates. They extended the wheelbase to 176 inches, added channel side frames, and built a modern ladder rack modeled after Northboro’s truck. Extra hose storage planned, with two mine hints and two long roof ladders. Townspeople invited to inspect and donate as needed.
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South ‘Acton
Northboro
Elie
Caen
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Vija Hyden
Raymond Koskela
Margaret Lesson
Andrew
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Charles Sawash
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Kelervi
Tofferi
Taivo’ Wick
Edwin Wirts
Tovie Aho
Arnold Anderson
Lady Bingel
Genevieve Bobka
Olga Batulin
Salvatore Buscemi
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Mary Cannella
Stanley Dewitt
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Miss Collins
Lee Garden
Beatrice Lee
Gustav Breitzke
H. S. Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Parish
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Geo. Webster Heads
Kitchiner Lodge
Miss. Hennessey
Mrs
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Edmunds Best
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June Barner
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Jaan
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