Maynard Annual Town Meeting Ends With 79000 Appropriations
The Maynard annual meeting at Cooperative Hall addressed town department appropriations totaling 79 785 dollars. Kenneth H. Damien presided for the first time and moved quickly through reports on streets bridges and town offices while confirming the blue and white town colors and approving numerous line items including police fire and library budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Hall
Kenneth H. Damien
A. J Coughlan
Wilson
Frank B. Sanderson
Hartwell Plood
William P. Scully
Finance Committee
A. Morrill Osgood
Board of Health
Ceme
Members of Co. 1 Attend Inauguration Parade Trip
Members of Company 1 made a fine showing for a Washington trip departing Saturday afternoon. They traveled via Boston Fall River boat to New York then B&O R R to Washington arriving Sunday night. They stayed at the National hotel and will escort Gov McCall with Lieut Prescott on staff duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. I
Washington
Boston
Fall River
New York
National Hotel
McCall
George Prescott
6Th Regt
Pollard
Amsterdam
Michael J. Dee
Thomas H. Mansfield
George L. Prescott
W. Percy McWilliams
James J. Mansfield
Whipple H. Parker
Frederick H. Sullivan
Maynard town meeting approves budget and charter study
The Maynard town meeting approved a police department appropriation boosting patrolman wages and funding a new officer. It also funded firemen salaries, authorized land purchase at Main and Nason streets for street widening, and created a five member committee to study town office consolidation. A resolution praising Woodrow Wilson was signed and the meeting adjourned after 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Police Department
Finance Committee
Harry Morse
Board of Selectmen
William Mann
Main and
Nascn Sts
Arthur J. Coughlan
B. J. Coughlin
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Sts
Main St
Tsay Lige
Nason St
B. F. Townsend
Fae
Coughlan
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Maynard
Wilson
Local notes recount residents and visits in Sudbury area
Warren Lowell spent Sunday at home. Laura Kendrick visited from out of town for Eid. Quinn Hag traded a Ford for a later model. John Davey has not been well for several weeks. Frank Burr may return to the store after illness. Mrs. Lawining stays with the Stone family. Mrs Harold Bent visited her parents in Concord New Hampshire. Mrs W M Parmenter returned from Everett visit. Mrs Augustus Davey stayed with Leon E Hawes for part of the week. Mr and Mrs Marvin Babb return from honeymoon in New Hampshire. Royal Haynes cut his wrist needing stitches after an axe incident. Dr Hamblin treated him. Myron Lawin at Hyde Park due to severe illness of son Walter pneumonia and critical condition improves somewhat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lowell
Laura Kendrick
Eid. Quinn Hag
John Davey
Frank Burr
Lawinig
Walter Stone
Augustus Davey
Leon E. Hawes
Marvin Babb
New Hampshire
Royal Haynes
Dr. Hamblin
Myron Lawin
Hyde Park
Walter
Funeral service for William B. Miles held in Arlington
Funeral services for William B. Miles were conducted Thursday at the Arlington church with Rev. Claire G. Davis presiding. Masons and Grange members attended, praising Miles as a kind friend and local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Miles
High Father
Arlington
Claire G. Davis
M. E. Church
Isle of
Masons and Grange
Sie
F. B. Bent
Masons
D. ‘Perry
A. N. Young
J. 8. Rice
Lucy Bracket
Jeany
Carr
Sudbury Scholar Roy Hawes Seeks School Return
Roy Hawes, Sudbury student, attended school this past week as his arm heals. Though not fully recovered and not feeling strong, he aims to continue work and keep up with classes despite limited feeling and uncertain recovery time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hawes
Cam
Sunday Morning Communion Observed on Repentance Topic
Sunday morning service observed communion with discourse on Repentance. Next Sunday evening Epworth League to lead under Maurice White as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Maurice
White
Miss Willy Recovers From Tonsillitis Quick Return
Miss Willy of the primary school was ill Monday with tonsillitis and was driven home to Waltham in Arthur Hawks’ automobile. She returns to school duties this week while Miss Johnson of Framingham acts as substitute during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Waltham
Arthur ‘Hawks
Miss Johnson
Framingham
Local Business and Farm Moves Highlight South Sudbury Note
Frank Burr returns to work at Mot day and feels better. W F Cannon repairs his car for summer use. Fred Stone joins Hurlburt and Rogers Machin ery Co. Horatio Whitney buys W B Miles work horses for farming. Linemen install telephone wires in homes soon after Fred Garatier buys Central office. William L Stone and son sell a handsome black horse and wagon as they plan market garden shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Burr
W. F. Cannon
Fred Stone
Hurlburt and Rogers Machinery Co
Horatio Whitney
W. B. Miles
Fred Garatier
Jmére
Soo
William L. Stone
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Actons
Concord
Harvard
Littleton, Stow and Hudson
Bates & Hatch
Acton Street
Maynard, Mass
SWIFT
Rockport
Canada
Concord, Mass
Chester
Robbins
Acton Centre Mass
Krank’s
St. Anderson & Son’s
Filene
Sanitary
IOUS
Thomas Hopkins
Leslie Reese
John J. Kenna
Philip Klein
Angelo le Brace
William Mara
Joseph Mazzeo
Jas, McCarthy
Edna McKenna
Murray Miner
Ja? Pe Moore
Freddie B. Moreau
Oe B. Moreau
Roy’ C. Nelson
Henry Noble
Carl Nolan
John R. Nordberg
John’ Wy O’grady
Oscar M. Olsen
Geo. Outus
Joel Parmenter
Get. 9
Peterson
Edw. Petersen
Salvatore — Pietro
Franklin N. Prescott
Ernest Rassmussen
Timothy J. Ryan
Anton A. Saunders
William J. Taylor
William Vil Bodin
George Tobin
Supply Company
Kieran Hickey
George G. Wood
Maxwell
Buick
A. Ee
Studebaker
Ford
Peter
Price
The
Wm. H. Millington
Denis A. McCarthy
Stow
Sudbury
South
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