Town Budget Contention Promises Large Annual Appropriation
YNARD March 4 The annual appropriation meeting of the town will be held at the Co tive hall on Monday March With twenty one articles on warrant and indications are for a meeting especially in view that several articles tie with the germ of contention annual department approved The total budget is the largest in the town history and reflects increased appropriations in several departments The measure continues on Page Two
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Ynard
Lesex Co
Acto
Death of Prominent Public Officer James Mullin
James Mullin a long time public official and prominent Maynard citizen died at his Main Street home after a long illness. He served 26 years on the Overseers of Poor and held roles in fire department police work and local committees. A carpenter by trade he built local churches schools and homes and was a trustee of the Savings Bank. Survived by wife four children a brother and a sister his funeral was held at St. Bridget's with a large local turnout and delegations from affiliated institutions attended.
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James Mullin
Main Street
Mr. Mullin
St. John
Maynard
Mullin
Poor ‘Department
Fire Department
Twowa
Sea Bet Institution For Savings
St. Bridget’s
Union Congregational Church
Concord Junection
Bancroft Street
St. Joseph's
Needham
St. Joseph
Edwin Walsh
Charles Donahue
Edward McLaughlin
Con Icord Junction
Sylvester, Sullivan
George Lynch
William. Scully
Patrick McGrath
John H. Murray
Joseph Byron
St. Bridgets @metery
Stubborn fire damages Walnut Street restaurant
March 4 the fire department fought a stubborn blaze in a Walnut Street restaurant behind Masonic block. An oil stove left lit to prevent freezing caused the fire, confining it after smoky, tense hours. Loss is estimated at 1000, in a building owned by Adam Stemplesky. this is the third fire in the same building.
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Maynard
Walnut Street
Masonic Block
Firmen
Adam Stemplesky
Coolidge Recites Presidential Oath in Capitol Ceremony
Calvin Coolidge renewed his oath as thirtieth U S President at the Capitol steps in a broadcast ceremony. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath before a grand gathering of dignitaries, military, and diplomats as crowds filled Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Coolidge
Taft
Washington
United Press
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Vermont
Mr. Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
United States Supreme Court
John Coolidge
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital
White House
Congressional Committee
Arm Severed in Accident at Mill
Vincent Tennuzzo 24 was severely injured in a belt pulley accident at the Agsabet mills. While on a ladder he attempted to fit a belt when the gear seized his right arm, causing complete severance above the elbow. He received first aid and was taken to Brookline hospital with hopes of recovery.
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Maynard
Vincent Tennuzzo
Agsabet
Raymond Hooper
Mill Cae
Brookline Hospital
Raymond Tannuzzo
Hayes Street
Italy
Assabet ‘Mill
Presidents arrive for pivotal moments in Washington
Five years ago to the day Woodrow Wilson, then faded, rode to the capital with Warren G. Harding while Calvin Coolidge watched. Now Coolidge returns with Mrs. Coolidge as president, with Harding resting in Marion, Ohio and Wilson laid to rest at St Albans chapel above the hill.
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Washington
United Press
Woodrow Whison
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs. Coolidge
Wilson
St. Albans
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Trinity Parish Lenten Service Series Opens at Parish House
The Church Service League began its Lenten meetings at the Parish House with a box lunch and coffee by Mrs. Smith C. Dexter. Mrs. B. Stewart Murphy read Philip Cabot's Except Ye Be Born Again. The next meeting on March 4 features sewing for Emerson Hospital.
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Church Service League of
Trinity Parish
Church Aid
Smith C. Dexter
B. Stewart Murphy
Philip Cabot
Emerson Hospital
Beulah Frances Jones Weds George Sherman Blair
Miss Beulah Frances Jones daughter of Assessor George E. Jones of Hubbard street and George Sherman Blair son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Blair of Petersham were married February 28 at the Jones home by Rev E J Prescott. Only close family and teachers attended. The couple will reside in Concord after a trip to Washington.
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Beulah Frances Jones
George E. Jones
Hubbard Street
George Sherman
Blair
George C. Blair
Petersham
E. J.prescott
North ‘Andover Unitarian Church
Elsie
Lawrence CC. Blair
Maid of Honor
Sweet Peas
Legion and Auxiliary Hold February Meetings
The James J. Mansfield Post American Legion and its Woman's Auxiliary met at Veterans Building Thursday evening. The Legion planned for April 19 and elected Commander Major Michael J. Dee to preside. The Auxiliary, led by President Mrs J William Byron, discussed a float for the 150th anniversary parade.
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James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary of the Post
Veterans Building
Michael J. Dee
Legion
Mysterious morning visitor at Summer Street School
An unknown man of foreign appearance visited the Summer Street School for nearly a week, arriving before 6 am and performing ritual bows and salaams around the building. A night patrolman observed him once. the man’s identity and motive remain unclear.
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Maynard
Summer Street
Webber
Sudbury High Students Stage Benefit Entertainment
Sudbury sophomores and juniors present an entertainment at Town Hall on Friday night to support the Athletic Club. Gus Stone, reputedly the town’s second oldest resident, marked his 87th birthday while confined in the Framingham hospital for several weeks.
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Town Hall
Athletic Club
Gus Stone
Sudbury
Framing Hospital
Death of Mrs Witherbee in Sudbury Funeral Held in Sudbury
The funeral of Mrs Susan Witherbee who died in Waltham was held in Sudbury where she was born. She was the daughter of Benjamin Witherell and Ann Haynes. She leaves sister Mrs Persis Sanderson and two sons Harry and Fred Witherbee. Interment in family lot.
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Witherbee
Susan Witherbee
Waltham
Sudbury
Benjamin Witherell
Ann Haynes
Persis Sanderson
Harry
Fred Witherbee
Community notices and factory closure at Concord Junction
Mrs Draper plans a millinery class at Concord Junction and urges interested residents to contact Mrs Tanger for arrangements. The Boston Harness Company announced an indefinite factory closure last week hoping conditions will improve. Officer Frederick Nolen is promoted to Sergeant after two years of service. Miss Margaret O Grady returns to work at the Waltham Watch Factory.
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Draper
Tanger
Commath Avenue
Rio
Boston Harness Company
Frederick Nolen
Margaret O'Grady
Waltham Watch Factory
West Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Families
Mr v and Mrs Craig Sweet announce the birth of an 8 1 4 pound boy Charles Raymond born February 25. Miss Helen E Fairbanks of Ford Connecticut spent Washington birthday visiting at Martin street. Mr and Mrs H T Pratt visited in town this week. Miss Gee Pletcher vacationed with her parents J P Pletcher. William Haney and Rev Charles A nt of the pulpit at United Church next Sunday. Mrs Howard L Jones visiting cousin in Mond N J. Dr Francis MacDonald returned from a week in New York City. Mr and Mrs Field Tenney visited the father Wm S Tenney in New York the week.
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Mra Craig Sweet
Charles Raymond
Torn
Helen E. Fairbanks
Ford
Uni
Howard L. Jones
Mond
N. J
Francis MacDonalt
New York City
Pield Tenney
New York
Tenney
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Noyes-Buick Co
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G. M. Ross
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Lexington
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Overseers of Poor
Crowe
Nason St
E.M. Long
Trinity Church Service League
Blair-Jones
Legion and Auxiliary Meet
Stapiy
Maynard Mass
RADIO
Browning-Prake
Thompson Neutrodynes
Boston American Aeoa
West Acton
Main &J
Pierce Arrow
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Dodge Bros
Vialle Motor Co
Prewat
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