Maynard Votes Yes in Town Meeting Results
Maynard voters endorsed continued license in town and kept the current board of selectmen. Frank F. Sanderson was favored for town clerk and John E. Kelley for tax collector. James R. Bent won the contested constable seat. Orrin Wowler and others won local posts. Majorities were large despite a tight license vote, with turnout high and a brisk afternoon meeting proceeding through Article 8 and officer elections.
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Maynard
Rene
Board of Selectmen
Frank F. Sanderson
John E. Kelley
James RB. Nent
Orrin
Wowler
Board of Health
William. Bishop
Connors
Jones and King
Constabes
Mr. King
Nicholas Driscoll
Constable
Selectman
Enterprise
Messrs. Jones
Whitehead
Mr. Connolley
Mhoney
Smith
Connolley
Messrs. Smith
Mahoney
Pth
Kelley
Lee
Additio
King
Driscoll
Albert Batley
Henry Ledgard, Jr
John Murray
Alfred B. McCleary
C. J. Lynch
Selectmen
William Naylor
Moving Picture
James J. Ledward
Honora Connors
John W
Bedford Eyes Concord License Clash and Town Hall Talk
The Enterprise notes Bedford may require multiple licenses if Maynard votes against licensing. Selectmen have not decided on licenses. Dr Anna Howard Shaw will speak at Concord Town Hall on March 20 at 8 PM, free and open to Bedford residents. John White, Newport son of Dr Louis White, is a guest of Mr and Mrs S W Young on Springs Road.
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Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Boston
New England
Board of Selectmen
John White
Louis White
Newport
W. Young
Springs Rd
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Birds and Meetings Highlight Local PTA Activities
The March PTA meets Thursday afternoon March 20 at 3 30 at the schoolhouse with Miss Southwick of Boston speaking on the Consumer's League. The nature department held its regular meeting March 6 at the schoolhouse with Mrs Warren Dutton presenting an essay on Some Trees of Middlesex County and a bird list noting blackbirds robins song sparrows meadowlarks and a Holbwell's grebe sighting.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Letter of Thanks and Sale Notice from Bedford
A letter of thanks extends gratitude to loyal supporters after a recent election. The notice also advertises for sale a windmill tank and tower in first class condition with water installation for Bedford, Massachusetts, with particulars to Box 82.
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Poward P. Bedford
Mass
Bedford
Sudbury Society Notes and Local Updates
Mrs W M Ferden is ill with pneumonia. Alfred Haskell and wife welcomed a daughter born last Wednesday. Joseph Rafuse sold his farm and will build a bungalow on nearby property. Miles Blundel and wife moved to the old Porter place. The Woman's club plans an event soon. March 20 is gentlemen’s night with harp soloist and reader Miss Florence Amy Nickerson. Town offices attract interest as nomination papers circulate ahead of town meeting Monday March 24.
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W. M. Ferden
Alfred Haskell
Joseph Rafuse
W. M. Moore
Miles Blundel
Frank Taylor
Florence Amy Nickerson
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Concord
Sudbury
Just Boss and the Plumber’s Soap Box Philosophy
A brief quotation labels a plumber as a skilled mechanic who sits on a soap box while his helper does the work, credited to the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Indian Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Indian Hair Tonic as a remedy for dandruff and all scalp troubles. It claims scalp health improves after use and urges readers to try a bottle to be convinced.
Local notes on Concord Junction residents and events
Concord Junction residents report changes in household moves and illnesses. Miss Dorothy Allen hosts Concord Musical club on Tuesday. Spring millinery openings by Lizette and Dupuis set for March 20 21 22. Willow Rebekah lodge dance slated for Monday night. A. Stevens displays Easter novelties as a Boston auto show draws Concord crowds. Grange degrees, voter drives, and a harvest supper organized by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith feature in community notices.
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Bertha Love
A. Vanderhoof
Dorothy D. Allen
Concord Musical Club
Philip Flavin
Liberty St
Lexington Rd
John M. Keyes
Liness
Lizette
Dupuis
Walden St
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Association Hall
Enterprise
James Nagle
Get Together
Albeing
Vialle
Agi Public Garage
A. Stevens
Boston
Concord
Gonc*rd Junction
Concord Junction
Grange
Joseph Smith
Local Notes From Concord And Nearby Towns
Concord junction B F Howe bought a new topmobile touring car. Mrs A Leighton went to Kennebunkport. Ralph Fuller visits relatives in Troy New York. Charlies Olson and A L Wilbur relocate in Concord. Rev Elmer Bradley preached at Union church. Harlava Flagg of Boston visited. Auto show attracts locals. St Patrick dance slated for Concord. T J makes brief visit to Charlestown. Mrs Frank Joyce had appendectomy at Deafonies hospital. Ruth Allen and Gertrude recovering at aunt Mrs T J Mannion's home. Concert date set for the week of the wheel?
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B. F. Howe
A.leighton
Kennebunkport
Ralph Fuller
Troy
N. Y
Charlies Olson
Middle St
Concord
A. L. Wilbur
Prie St
Elmer Bradley
Lincoln
Union Church
Harlava Flagg
Boston
Comcord
T. J
Charlestown
Frank Joyce
Deafonees Hospital
Ruth Allen
Gertrude
T. J. Mannion
Light-Study Event at Lane Brook Road Worship
The International Bible Students Association invites readers to a Sunday divine worship service at 19 Lane Brook Road. Zach Ogston of Everett attended a Thursday meeting at 7 20 p m. under the group’s general actv guidance.
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Lane Brook Rd
Tople
Light
Steventide
Zach
Me Ogston
Everett
Genactl
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Children’s Eyes
Optician and Optometis
Case Black
Marlboro
Ass. Milford
A. Oliver
Charlies Olsen
Kathryn Wallace
Grant At
William Hayes
Main Street
Tel
Goncord
Mas
Rae
Skene Poultry Farm
E. H. Davis, Maw Ster
Tanvniann
Earl H. Kathan
West Acton
Big Ben
George H. Catteridge Maynard
Nason Street
F. Litchfiers Main St
International Bible Students’ Association
Osan Tammert
Iain Searhaar
Glenwood
Mason
Main and Nason Sts
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