Annie Sullivan Concord Junction Woman Dies at Home
Mrs Annie Sullivan wife of Daniel C Gavilivan died Sunday at 300 Main Street after weeks of illness four years old to sixteen the six children aged from four to sixteen survived by husband three daughters Helen Mary Anne and three sons Joseph John and Daniel Jr funeral held Wednesday at Help of Christians church with high mass at nine and interment in St Bernard's cemetery Concord.
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C. Gavilivan
Main St
Llness
Concord Junction
Timothy F. Sheehan
James Byrnes
M. J. Collins
Concord
John Burke
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Canned Goods Sale Listing with Variety Items
A price listing shows canned foods including spinach squash corn beans pineapple grated pineapple Bartlett pears apricots and peaches priced at 1.00 per can. The notice enumerates large size and standard sizes in a mass sale format.
Maynard Annual Town Meeting Set for March 12 at Cooperative Hall
Town meeting on March 12 at 7 30 P M in Cooperative Hall will address annual appropriations and warrants. Articles include Memorial Day observance $50 for fish and game warden salary and the John Lawton fund for Glenwood cemetery care. Finance committee items total 162 100, including school funds and street work. An appropriation for a Community Health nurse is urged to improve general health and home care guidance.
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John Lawton
Glenwood
Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics
Middlesex County
M. H. Paine
Board of Health
Building boom seen in Maynard as construction firms plan
Bert Haynes a renowned lumber merchant predicts a building boom this spring in Maynard with orders for lumber for several new houses. He notes construction will start as prices settle and reports indicate brisk building permits statewide, prompting anticipated activity in Maynard this summer.
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Bert Haynes
Concord Forum hears Dr. Hsieh on China U S ties at Veterans Building
Dr. Tehyr Hsieh a Washington conference economist spoke to Concord High School Forum on China United States relations and opportunities for American youth. He described China’s resources and potential, urged cooperation, and recalled his career with the Chinese Trade and Labor Bureau.
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Concord High School Forum
Tehyr Hsieh
Washington Conference
Berne Parley
Veterans’ Building
Baton Hall
Concord
Hsieh
Heteh
United States
China
Old China
Cambridge
England
Chinese Trade and Labor Bureau
Ber
Dri Heteh
Chima
Bu‘Tope
America
Dr. Hsieh
New York
John Wright
Wheelwright
Live Stock Auction in Maynard Seeks Holstein Herd Sale
M. E. ENNEGELS of Maynard Mass offers 21 head of cattle at auction with 18 Holsteins, 1 Holstein bull, 1 Guernsey cow and 1 Guernsey heifer. Sale March 15 at his farm off Acton Road near Parmenter's Crossing. Cash terms. many animals in milk. some paper transfers forthcoming. Cattle viewable before sale. transportation via Maynard to South Acton jitney provided. The sale includes one touring car and one truck after cattle.
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Guernsey
M. E. Ennegels
Maynard
Mass
Acton Road
Parmenter’s Crossing
Brockton Fair
J. H. D. Whitcomb
Littleton
Maynard Centre
South Acton
M. E. Ennegess
West Acton Stalwart D Frank MacDonald Returns
D Frank MacDonald a notable West Acton resident completed a two week trip through New York City Washington D C and Westport. He met friends Gallagher and Shean in New York and discussed the coal situation with officials including Doherty Gallivan Volstead Wheeler and Police Chief Sullivan. MacDonald serves as Traveling Passenger and Freight Agent for the Great Lakes Transit Corp.
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D. Frank MacDonald
West Acton
Mar
Sth
New York City
Washington
D. C
Westport
Coham
New York
Mister Gallagher
Mister Shean
Charles Doherty
Mr. MacDonald
Alng
Gallivan and Volstead
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti -Saloon League
Atp
Daniel Sullivan
MacDonald
D. Russell Kinsley
Boston
The
Great Lakes Transit Corp
Laymen's League Dance at Town Hall and local notes
Bedford reports a well attended Laymen's League dance at the Town Hall on Friday. Bad road conditions over the weekend are making travel difficult, especially on North Road. Phillip Wall of North Road won a silver cup in a piano contest held during the opening night of a new Winthrop theatre. The Christ Church supper occurred last Tuesday in the vestry, with entertainment by the Look Out Girls club enjoyed by attendees.
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Unitarian Church
St. Michael's Church
North Road
Phillip Wall
North Rd
Winthrop
Look Out Girls
Local Happenings and Social Visits Reported
Miss Mertha I. Houghton to open a new store here. Residents toured the attractive Post office last week. George Mead presented Postmaster James Kinsely with a basket of flowers. Mr and Mrs Chipman of Haverhill visited Rev and Mrs Chipman. Herbert Cobleigh of Boston fell on ice breaking his arm in two places and visited his sister Mrs Ora Willis. Miss Martha Decoster of Milford Hospital visited her mother here.
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Mertha I. Houghton
George Mead
James Kinsely
Work Wanted by Hour or Day
Mrs Gubana seeks hourly or daily paid work. Address 24 Nasons street, Maynard. Advertisement.
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Gubana
Nasons#t
Maynard
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Concord National Bank
A. W. Lord
Ker Sts
William H. Brindley
Mill St
Annie Sullivan
Daniel
A. H. Berg
Conant St
John W. Mara
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Veteran's Building
Dance Brothers
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Walden St
Goose Pond
Kenneth P. Blake
H. C. Blake
Lexington
Haymarket
Causeway St
John A. Finigan
Ancedotes
Acton Center
Bedford
Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Veterans Building
Auspices of
American Red Cross
Harold Lloyd
the Forest
Pathe News
Irene Castle
Slim
Bedford Street
Sfand
BUICK
Chevrolet
Exide Batteries
Goodyear Tires
RADIO
Lexington Road
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