Sudbury man James J. Bewsey dies suddenly at town hall
James J. Bewsey 78 slipped to death minutes after entering the town hall for the annual election. Native of England and former Boston Maine Road worker, he leaves a widow and a large circle of friends. Funeral services arranged for Monday at Manisave South Sudbury with Rev. Leslie de Witt officiating. Burial at Adsworth cemetery.
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Suibury
James J. Bewsey
Policis
Seneca W. Hall
Peter
Pewsey
Mrs. Aleradshaw
Maple Avenue
Hewat
Wiliam
Eilicen Ndge
Ode Felice
Fardheir
Ann
James “J Jwsey
Manisavee
Sudbury
Leslie de
Arch
Adsworth
Bewsey
England
Tani
Boston
Maine Road
Adam
Sudbury Annual Senior Event Promises City Talks
Town notes reveal a seventh and eighth grade meeting with speakers and community leaders. Jason Taylor and Isaac participate as audience and performers at the town hall gathering Friday March 18 at 8 o'clock.
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Virginia
Jason Taylor
Isaac
Madame Gopher
South Acton building destroyed by explosion
A South Acton area blast collapsed a timbered roof and damaged nearby structures after a utility error caused wiring failure. Officials notified the Acton telephone operator and residents described a loud explosion at about eight o'clock as debris rained onto the street.
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Ame
Ame Pommid & Chemical
South
Acton
Local Notes and Updates From the Community
Fragmentary items mention Renee Nassau sailing in April and a June business meeting at a home. Maynard reads with Mrs Gray center and a "Webster outing" noted. A "Matrona Bridge Club" week at her home is listed with unclear details.
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Renee
Nassau
Webster Outin
Maynard
Gray Centerpikter
Junior and Senior Essays Sent for Review at BG
Fragments indicate students at BG submitted essays for evaluation. The text shows phrases about juniors and seniors and a note about sending essays to a person or department, but details and names are unclear.
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Elagges
Local Hostes Give Mr and Mrs Evans Gifts in Community Tribute
A community gathering honored Mr and Mrs Evans with a purse of money and gifts presented by a host and hostess. Attendees included Mrs Evans’s sister and Mrs Fred Holt, with friends sending cards. The Evanses married in Lowell and have long served in local groups. neighbors from the Aston Woman's Club and other organizations joined in well wishes for their continued comfort.
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Evans
Farrarol
Newark
City
Wes
Fred
Holt
Dan Les Knowlton
Buffalo
New
Evans. Werd
Lowell
Sacdowell Oe
Worcester
Aston
Saale
Chee Holt
reaia _ tie
Boane
Maynard iMiva Maria Bragdor Abbort toumen resident
Maynard iMiva news notes a Mayne resident Maria Bragdor Abbort with her son Lee Abbots ini Reena New Hanon and details a family reunion dinner at the Abbott home in Keene with mentions of Mrs. Alice Ioreland and Gertrude Ivory.
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Maynard
Maria
Bragdor Abbort
Toumen
Mayne
Sonlee
Reena
New Hanon
Acton Istrée
Abbott
Brown
Keene
Alice Ioreland
Gertrude
Ivory
Elks in the Hunt Gym Saturday Night
A brief note describes an Elks event in the hunt gym scheduled for Saturday night. A delegation was expected to attend, with several local figures mentioned in passing.
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Sidarevich
Hall
Irene Irene
Funeral services for Chase family head in Glénwood
Survived by a widow and a son Eli Chase, the obituary notes an ocean going life and public orator talents. Funeral was held in the afternoon at the home with Rev Eaton officiating at the Methodist Church. Burial followed in the Glénwood cemetery lot as neighbors and friends filled the day with flowers and tribute.
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Pand
Eli ‘Chase
Joseph
Rev. Eaton
Mars
Jordan
Glénwood
Chase
Estedin
Resignation of Acton Girls Athletic Instructor Miss Eleanor Jones
Announcement last week noted the resignation of Miss Eleanor Jones, who began duties as Girls Athletic Instructor in Acton Schools at Cranston Rhode Island. During her tenure she fostered teamwork, improved pupil posture, and led Acton girls to success in basketball and field hockey, including foreign tours and wins over Maynard Concord Peters High.
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Acton
Eleanor, Jones
Cranston
Rhode Is
Mise. Jones
Pee
Pera
Hal Victorinv
Maynard
Concord
Peters High
High School
Mise Jones
Cless Than
Hag
Ikavasene! Games
Local Maynard Youth Basketball Tournament Opens Venue
The first annual Maynard Towm basketball tourney opens Tuesday at seven in Parker Street Hall. Teams from town associations display nationalities and youth talent led by Tarmos, Aces, St Casimir's Lions, and other quintets in a bid to bring back the old arena excitement.
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Hcad
Maynard
Isters Towm
Parker Street
Hall
Honerly
Ena
Armes
Makina
Sporting Ee
Tarmos
Pacaibe
St. Casimir’s Lions
Drews
Aiby
Tauno
Skok
Awe
Swat
Warila
Bén Sokduirare
Hivan
Duke
Farrell
Nex
Sea
Tétro
Hatalo
Fraser
Daneene
ABC
Jhas
Imne Rangers
Vidigeal Intertowir League
Mae Bos
Tom
Lixin
Joe Columbo
Maria
Milewski
Casimir
Uaique
Henry Novak
Stan
Pierawicz
Wazvik
Hajduk
Harold Chick” Lyons
Johnnie
Poserycki
Alee ‘Arcise
Joe Seerzen
Tom and Vii Lebondes
Town Meeting Debates Tax Levy for 1988
The Watra town meeting discusses authorizing funds from the excess deficiency and keeping the tax rate for 1988 unchanged. Officials warn the proviso limits use to necessary protections against undue rate increases.
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MaynerdThe
Obituary and funeral details for Warren of South Acton
Services for the late Warren were held at his home on School Street South Acton with relatives friends neighbors and town officials in attendance. The service honored his memory with floral tributes and testimonial remarks from local figures including Reverend Whitwer and pallbearers Henry L Haynes and Albert P Durkee.
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South Acton
Warren
Henry Jones
Board of Assession
School Street
Rey
Whitwer
Henry ‘L. Haynes
Albert P) Durkee
McQuade Clothier in Lawton Listing
Fragmentary OCR note references Lyk Challeys McQuade a clothier and figures 127.5 and 336 with Lawton proximity. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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LYK Challeys
McQuade
Clothier
Concord junior team comeback tops Raisers in close game
The Concord junior squad trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat Raisers by a narrow margin. Vacarello and Mesin led the effort with key plays as the team rallied from a deficit, closing out the contest with strong defense and scoring.
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Mesin
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Theatre Ashe
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Columnhoerf
Een
Etnenniinnenneailien Totales
Megin Jg
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de Flannery
Bishee
OI Rodgers
Vacarelo
Basketvat
Concord
A. A
Junion
Ina
Ati
Peenies Tor
Ato
Shakespeare Reading Group Holds First Meeting
A Shakespeare reading group held its initial gathering focused on organizing the club. Participants discussed scheduling biweekly sessions and agreed to read aloud only, avoiding commentary or critique for the time being.
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Hehki
St Patrick's Day Event Plans At Bedford Hospital
Mrs Duckworth writes Ida Kelley and others about auxiliary gatherings and plans to continue discussions Wednesday afternoon. Ethel Thane presides as the group conducts a regular meeting and outlines plans for a St Patrick's party at the US Veterans hospital in Bedford on March 17.
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Ida. Kelley
Dilion
Myre
Dee
Tee
W. Mattson
Sane
US Veterans ‘Hogpitak
Bedford
Special Services at St. Casimirs Church Masses Held
Observances held at St. Casimirs Church included Holy Communion and Benedict ions. Large congregation attended with services listed for eleven oclock mass and additional rites led by Rev. Osdza.
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Petro
St. Casimirs
Soettian Ps
Osdza
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