Middlesex County Dairy Farmers Organize at Concord Center
About 300 dairy farmers from Middlesex County met Thursday at Concord Center to form a new dairy council organization. The session led by A Brown and attended by officials including Commissioner Nathaniel Wam and Hiram Smith focused on improving farm maintenance, cooperative work, and tackling issues like tuberculosis milk quality and milk inspectors.
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Middlesex County
Concord Center
New @ng
X County
Etree
Middlesex County Ion Service
Dairy Council
A. Brown
Concord
Ser
Nethaniel L 'Am
Repro D. Donaldson
Dutton
Littleton
George F
Airey
Bandbury
Fred
Kimball N
Wi Pt R
Reading
Floyd Verrill
Wallace Walker
Ash
Mil -Producera
Local Student Mark Kelley Showcases Noted Artistic Talent
The report highlights Mark Kelley of Maynard, a Maynard High graduate last June, whose drawings and artistic ability have attracted attention in town. Photos and drawings depict Kelley’s growth, with expectations for future opportunities in art education and display.
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Mark Kalle
Maynard
Pga
Teese
Gata
4H Club Elect Name For 4H Club Para Puma
Ambiguous OCR style item notes a 4H club meeting held yesterday afternoon. It mentions electing a club name and references president and roses, with unclear names and outcomes due to garbled text.
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Jeies Ool
Concord Man Takes Bride in Brunswick Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartley of Brunswick Maine announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Mr. Robert Fulton Johnston of Concord Massachusetts. The ceremony was held February 28 at the First Congregational Church in Brunswick. The Enterprise extends congratulations to Mrs Johnston.
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Concord
Robert Hartley
Brunswick
Maine
Margaret
Robert Fulton Johnston
Concord Mass
First Congregational Church
Johnston
Maynard Grange Meeting Plans Pageant Program
A Maynard regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 12 at Grange hall with a March 26 deadline for activities. The program features a pageant with milkmaids Grace Whitney Annie Figyde Esther Ellen Sheridan Helena acta and others, plus a Grace Bourke piano solo and a children's readings songs and games segment. The Middlesex Norfolk Poona meeting in Cochituate tonight will feature Capt George A Parker as speaker.
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Maynard
Grange ‘Hall
Amilees Aoe
Grace « Whitey
Annie Figyde
Esther Ellen -Sheridan
Helena Acta
Irvin Howe
James Longley
Hoe Brigade
A.jake
Leo Comeau
Irene Marin
Hazel Bumpus
Codks
Mary Powers
Alice Howe
Eva Smith
Annie Thompson
Sadie Kaler
Charlies Shattuck
Laura ‘Woodart
Grace Bourke
Grange Chorus
Adelaide Sims
Cochituate
Whyn
George
Parker
Annursnac Grange
West Concord
Sudbury Blacksmith Edwin Powers Dies at 83
Edwin A Powers longtime Sudbury blacksmith died aged 82 after a life centered on the local forge A Powers and Son He was born in 1848 in Sudbury and leaves a son William M Powers of Chicago The funeral at the M E Church featured a Knight Templar burial and he was interred at Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
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Sudbury
Edwin A. Powers
M. E. Church
George H. Clarke
Knight Templd
Hiijah and
Dela Maynard Powers
A. Powers
Powers
Chicago
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Maynard William J Fardy Completes Business School Training
Maynard William J Fardy of 49 er tted as Maynard completes a course of business at Bryant &ony dla School, Bos Boston. He will be awarded the diploma at the annual graduating exercises.
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Maynard
William J Fardy
Bryant
Bos Boston
Mrs Mary Vantwyver Rites Held in Concord
Concord mourns Mrs Mary Vantwyver wife of Nicholas Vantwyver florist after sudden illness at Massachusetts General Hospital. Funeral from 93 Thoreau Street with service at First Parish church conducted by Rev Dexter. Pallbearers include C Vantwyver and John Nyland. She leaves husband two daughters and siblings in Holland.
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Concord
Mary Vantwyver
Nicholas Vantwyver
Concord Florist
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Nyland
Thoreau Street
Smith DU. Dexter
Trinity Church
Seabury T. Short Wage
Missm. Faunce
Miss Darling
C. Vantwyver
Jacob Mader
Jacob Kokkes
Mt. Aubury Cemetery
Vantwyver
Schoorl
C. Krygsman
First Parish
Hawthorne
Woman's Club
Holland
Ninety four guests attend Annursnac Grangers meeting in Warren Hall
Ninety four guests attended the regular Grange meeting in Warren hall on Monday evening. The first and second degrees were conferred in impressive fashion by the Metropolitan Past Masters Association led by Edward Connors. Officers and participants from multiple Granges are listed among the presenters and attendees.
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Annursnac
Warrenhall
Grange
Metropolitan
Edward W .Connors
Cambridge Grange
Katherine McCarron
Melrose Grange
Erwin Schofield
Billerica Grange
Herman Schofield
Bedford Grange
Edgar Chandler
Needham Grange
Edward W. Connors
Cook
Malden Grange
Jerwy Adams
Sand Grange
Lang
Waverley Grange
Ceres
Anne Gordon
James Edmonds
Concord Grange
Allan Frost
Acton Grange
William Hdmonds
Benjamin Clark
Arthur Adams
Frank Braman
Edward Whitney
Maynard Grange
Leon Whitney
Joseph Santera
Annursnac Grange
Howard Edwardson
James Ramonds
Harold Hall
Pomona
Robert McAuley
Flora
Norman
Livermore
Frederick Moreau
Joseph Macone
Aimeen Pageau
Irs
Helen Cook
Orneae
Opinion turns on state convention plan hearing
A hearing set at the State House Tomorrow Morning will weigh three proposals for a pre primary convention. Republican and Democratic leaders campaign amid claims the plan will corrupt the process and auction public offices.
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Mmittee
State House
Aim Taylor
Apypotowas Committee
H E
Youn
Toga
Massachusetts
Poe
Republican
Demwee
Acton Town Meeting Votes On Zoning, Lighting And Budgets
At the Acton annual town meeting on Monday March 9 voters declined the $1500 zoning map and law appropriation but kept the zoning committee for another year with $200 for its use. A six member planning board was authorized. The lighting proposal for 1600 candle power lamps was defeated leaving some village lighting projects possible. Total appropriations reached $118,859 including $45,000 for schools and $12,000 for roads, with detailed line items for town services, departments, and capital projects including the Gypsy Moth program and various infrastructure bets.
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Acton
Town of
Sudbury Grange marks 46th anniversary with visit
Sudbury Grange observed its 46th anniversary with a supper and program. Westfield High Priest Demeter Charles H. Gardner gave the main address. Mrs Maude Moore Clark and her committee directed the supper. Only one charter member, Mrs Josephine Hits, attended. Sylvester Perry was ill. Ralph H. Barton presided. past masters led the meeting.
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Sudbury
Demeter Charles H. Gardner
Westfield
Maude Moore Clark
Josphine Hits
Sylvester Perry
Ralph H. Barton
February School Nurse Report Details Dental Clinic
Miss Edith B Fos ter reports February activity for the district under Superintendent Charles Walker. 134 pupils examined 105 treated at school 8 excluded for illness 17 school visits 24 home visits 7 referred to doctors 38 to dental care. Dental clinic managed by Dr Bells Garland May and Palmer treated 38 pupils with 41 extractions 7 filings 16 cleanings. All grade-school pupils weighed and measured.
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Edith B. Foster
Charles H Walker
John Bellows
R. Garland
F. A. May
Raymond Palmer
Garden Club of Concord Announces Varied Year Plan
The Garden Club of Concord outlines a diverse program for the coming year including a perennial sale on April 29 at Mrs. William L Eaton's, a Flower Show June 12, garden tours to Wellesley North Andover and Southboro, and a concluding monologue event by Miss Dorothy Stebbing. Regular meetings start March 18 with talks on shrubs roses and garden beauty by local hosts and speakers such as Mrs Mary F Colburn Professor Charles F Whitney Mrs Joseph Shell and Mr Stephen Hamblin.
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Garden Club of
Concord
William L Eaton
Wellesley
North Andover
Southhoro
Dorothy Stebbing
Mary F Colburn
Wilford C. Saeger
William A Buttrick
Harold Stevens
Danforth Comins
Loui Sohter
Charles F. Whitney
Russell Robb
Joseph Shell
Alfred Curtis
John Eaton
Stedman Buttrick, Sr
Wilfred Wheeler, Sr
Charles F. Edgarton
Charles K Darling
Stephen Hamblin
Warner Howe
Harriet Upham Goode
William B Bartlett
Thomas Sanborn
Maynard Woman's Club nets 168 dollars in sale
The March meeting at the Maynard Woman's Club was held at the high school auditorium with Mrs. Huldah Taylor presiding. A food game raised 168.50 dollars for the Citizens committee relief fund. Delegates to the Youths Conference were named and a club collations chairwoman organized the close.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Huldah Taylor
Maynard ‘Citizens Committee
Taylor
Glen Swett
Frank Farnell
Statler
Boston
George Utteridze
Three Pigs Upset Train Schedule at Parmenter Crossing
Three pigs roamed the Marlboro branch crossing at Parmenter’s yesterday delaying a stopping train. Passengers and crew herded the animals from the tracks as they darted under and between people, finally corralled onto the Maynard Country Club golf course. The train arrived late and passengers enjoyed the unlikely chase.
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Maynard
Parmenter’s Crossing
Marlboro
Maynard Country ‘Club
Leslie W. Sims Elected Exalted Ruler at lodge meeting
Representative Leslie W. Sims was elected exalted ruler of Maynard Lodge RE P O EB at Odd Fellows hall last night. Other officers named include Noble J. Morton esteemed Leading Knight Joseph Schnai Loyal Knight James Priest and others.
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Leslie W. Sims
iMaynard Lodge
RE. P. O. EB
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble J. Morton
Joseph Schnai
James R. Priest
Te Singsien Ieight Pa Davis
Michael
Maynard Annual Town Meeting Set for March 16
Maynard voters will convene the annual town meeting on March 16 at 7 30 p m at cooperative hall. Twenty articles include appropriations for town departments Memorial Day funds Fish and Game Warden and health associations plus cemetery endowments and tax collector salary changes. The meeting seeks to authorize a reserve fund and potential road crossing alterations with Boston and Maine and Worcester and Maine railroads.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Frank J. Demars Post
Board of Selectmen
Wwn
Wooston
Maine
Mill Street
Great Road
Board of Assesst
Gonoord St
Paeke
Nin
FIPS
BDC
Votlom Vods Petelsielb Eet
Siebeess
Evvarrosree
John A. Crowe
Stenee
BOB Ison
Dana Mites
Eeenee Memorial Park
Renee
American’ Legion Hdats
Public Health Association
Middlesex County
Inspector Animals Center
Reese Tee
Heer
Spence Held Over For Grand Jury In Burglary Case
Frank Spence of Forrest Street was arrested after police say he admitted to breaking into the tax collector’s office and a Macurda drug store, stealing a revolver and liquor. He faced charges of breaking and entering with larceny and was held on $2000 bail for the grand jury.
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Maynard
Frank Spence
Forrest ‘Street
Edward Johnson
Taxo
Howard Herbert
Macurda Waz
John Connors
Spence
Macorda
F. 8. Kearns
Concord
Cambridge
Namara and Dinees in Roster of Lodge Officers
Namara and Joseph Dinees named trustees for three years while K Paul Eroosingdee is exalted ruler delegate to the Grand Lodge Convention.
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Namara
Tler
Joseph Dinees
K. Paul Eroosingdee
Elegate
Grand Lodge
Maynard Youth Fires Alarm. Court Orders $10 Fine
A 17 year old boy pulled a fire alarm at Box 63 to see what happened and was surprised by the response. Howard A. case placed on file. ordered to pay $10 for costs. The youth was selling magazines in Maynard.
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Maynard J Wilson Burnham
Cester
Howard
Costa
Maynard
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Henry Price
Hudson Lodge
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