Local man found dead in vacant Linden Street house
The body of Mr. Locke was discovered in a room of a vacant Linden Street house owned by A. H. Haynes. Gas from a stove and strong odor were noted. Death was attributed to acute indigestion and heart failure with gas poisoning as a contributing cause. Widowed wife and two children survive.
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A. H. Haynes
Linden St
Lockeing
Haynes
Locke
Concord
M. H. Paine
John B. McGrath
Hudson
Maynard
Dennis ©. Sheehan
Town to Purchase Five New Burglar and Fire Safes
The selectmen conference with I Waldo Floyd led to buying five new safes from the Herring Hall Marvin Co for the water department assessors tax collector school department and treasurer. The safes meet new public record safeguards with six inch walls and burglar proof design at a total cost of 478 cash after trade in of old safes valued at 265. Delivery terms include F.O.B Maynard and a 2 discount if paid within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Waldo Floyd
Floyd
Herring, Hall, Marvin Co
Water Department
Henry E. Woods
Commonwealth
Byd
B. Maynard
Boston
Social Afternoon by G G M G G Club Held at Grace Par Home
The senior class of the high school held a social afternoon at Grace Par's home on 1st Street. A musical program followed by social time and refreshments served to the young ladies. Mrs and H Lempine of London Sudbury Street were present with Mr and Mrs Brooks on Summer Street.
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Grace
H Lémpine
Sudbury St
Pat Ee
Brooks
Summer St
High Roller Leads Week At Alleys In Local Sporting Notes
James Lent topped last week’s alleys with 128. John Kielinen second at 125. Merrigan of Hudson heads to Worcester April 11 for a trial with the Busters. Wavid Ketonen tours the west winning matches. Zbyszkko dominates in wrestling, heading to Richmond then Texas. Marlboro wrestlers and baseball ties noted amid league shifts and local sports chatter.
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James Lent
John Kielinen
Merrigan
Hudson
Worcester
The
Busters
Priscilla Club Entertained by Mrs Graham Forgie
Mrs Graham Forgie hosted the Priscilla club at her Tremont Street home on Friday evening. A musical program and social hour provided an unusually good time with refreshments served and the hostess praised as ideal.
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Priscilla Club
Graham Forgie
Tremont St
Forgie
Boy Scouts On The March Enjoy Weekend Hike
The Boy Scouts guided by Scoutmaster Claude Haire hiked to the Wilcomb farm on Saturday afternoon. They plan another hike next Saturday in the same area.
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BOY Scouts
Claude Haire
Wilcomb Farm
Arille
Henry Gilroy Seeks Selectman Post at Town Meeting
Henry Gilroy, candidate for selectman, spoke at Monday's town meeting and delivered an address from the band stand Thursday evening. About 200 residents attended, showing strong local interest in the race.
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Henry Gilroy
Maynard Should Adopt Lifesaving Pulmotor Device
An editorial urges Maynard to acquire a pulmotor resuscitation device, noting its success in fire departments and its potential to save a life yearly. It cites Concord’s recent purchase and praises towns for sharing the instrument, proposing placement at the fire department on Nason Street for rapid emergency access.
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Maynard
Concord
Fire Department
Nason St
Ladies Benevolent Society Hostess With War Talk
Mrs. O. 8 Fowler hosted the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church at Concord Street home. About 50 members attended as Anna L. Buckley assistant secretary of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions spoke on How war affects our work. Refreshments followed with helpers Pauline Bent Ruth Thompson Ruby Hamlin serving and Mrs. Mary McCleary and Mrs. Gavin Taylor pouring.
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Fowler
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational ‘Church
Concord
Anna L. Buckley
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Foreign Missions
Pauline Bent
Ruth Thompson
Ruby Hamlin
Mary McCleary
Gavin Taylor
Cars Repainted On C M and H Street Railway
Open cars on the C M and H street railway have been repainted inside and out and look neat. The semi convertibles are favored for year round use and may replace open cars, a trend noted also by the Boston and Worcester line. Joy riders face changes as idle barn cars fade from service.
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C. M. & H. Street Railway
Boston & Worcester’ Road
Tife
Mill Worker Injured by Hand Wound in Glass Incident
John Gallagher suffered a severe hand injury at the mill when his left hand went through a window while cleaning. Two fingers were cut by broken glass and Dr Fanorty performed stitches to close the wound.
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John Gallagher
Fanorty Wis
Brockton Opens Millinery Store Saturday by Miss D L Fullenton
Miss D L Fullenton of Brockton prepares to open a millinery establishment Saturday in the former Dahl store. She brings wide millinery experience and a discriminating taste, plus notable business ability, to likely ensure success in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Fullenton
Brockton
H. P. N. Dahl
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Hudson Street
Ranaway
Bie Acton
Sen Acton
C. A. Jefts
Nw Short and True Story
Geo. D. Elson
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Agnes Gibbons
Main ST
Gan
Ell
Bicock
Marlboro
Wavid Ketonen
Duluth
Minn
the Eubance
Davy Torti
Matthew
Davy Ingalls
Billy Punch
Jack Lipp
Rube Oldring
Athletics
Billy
One C. Magic
Philadelphia Bunch
Flo Haggerty
James J. Ledgard
Franklin
N. H
Jim
Jinks Murray
Tate Sebastian
Attleboro
Mack
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Fla
William Lord
Stow Lower Village
Bill
Mexico
Wladek Zbyszhko
J. Matthenton
Zbysshko
Zbyszvko
Zbykxbko
Richmond
Texas
Omeone
Miss Buckley
Foreign Mission Board
Eaton’s Market
Mason Street
Parker St
Tel
P. J. Schnair
Leo Comeau
Fd McCarron
A. Laursen
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