Maynard Woolen Company tax letter urges town vote
The Maynard Woolen Company informs tenants of potential tax increases under the 1933 budget. It cites 1928 and 1932 tax rates and warns higher levies may follow, urging attendance at the town meeting to vote on the budget and reduce taxes where possible. The notice lists appropriations across town departments and services including schools, library, fire, police, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Iain Woolen CO
Ce Committee
Car collision on North and Chelmsford roads causes injuries
During heavy rain last Wednesday a collision at the North road and Chelmsford road junction injured several people. Ray Frost of Waltham sustained minor injuries in a coupe. In the sedan, Ka ward J. DitSimondana of Lowell suffered facial cuts and bruising. Leo Hoban, 40, of Lowell, was thrown through the windshield with serious facial and head wounds. His son Paul Hoban, 17, also sustained serious cuts. Father and son were taken to St John’s Hospital in Lowell. the son was later discharged while the father remained in serious condition.
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Bedford
North Road
Chelmsford
Ray Frost
Waltham
Kaward J. DitSimondana
Lowell
Leo Hoban
Paul Hoban
St. John’s Hospital
West Acton Honors Albert Perkins At Firehouse Supper
A March Tuesday at West Acton Firehouse hosted Ladies Night for the firemen. Albert Perkins, a 38 year veteran firefighter, received a gold badge and honorary membership. Committee included Haverlock Schnab James Shaw and James Hurley. The event featured a turkey supper and whist among attendees.
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Albert Perkins
West Acton
Haverlock Schnab
James Shaw
James Hurley
Ice Delivery Driver's Week Disrupted by Crash in Acton
South Acton resident Mr Strout hauls ice from Brookline NH as crops fail. A March 13 collision near Littleton injured Raymond B Flannery of Winthrop while transporting eggs to Boston. Clifford Yewsdall of Great Neck NY failed to see the oncoming truck. Chief Foley investigated. Flannery treated by Dr Mayell.
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Strout
Maynard
Brookline
Exchange Hall
Véning
Lindsay Stith
Fox Trét
Frintis Fardy
Gleinna Jones
Clifford Yewsdall
Ambrose Road
Great Neck
Yewsdall
Littleton
Flannery
Foley
Mayell
Bedford town news and moving notices in early Bedford period
Arthur Thomas and family move to Bedford from West Chelmsford into the house formerly occupied by Walter Hogarth on the Old Billerica Road. Edward O Dowd family move from Lexington to Mulaguti apartment on Loonis street. Mrs Martin McMahon gains strength hints at speedy recovery. Alfred Day enters a hospital in New Hampshire for treatment. Bedford Athletic Club met at the civic house Loomis street to discuss the baseball season. Bedford Grange met in the Grange hall with Miss Feeney speaking from the County Extension Service. Busy Besiewing Club met at Ruth Johnston’s with craft work and cocoa. James Chase of Springs Road ill at home. Economy League held public meeting at town hall on spending cuts and tax relief. Town warrant discussed. town meeting date pending final debate.
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Arthur Thomas
West Chelmsford
Bedford
Walter Hogarth
Billerica Road
Edward O'Dowd
Lexington
Mulaguti
Loonis Street
Martin ‘McMahon
Hartford Street
Alfred ‘Day
New Hampshire
Bedford Athletic Club
Civic House
Loomis Street
Bedford Grange
Grange Hall
Miss Feeney
County Extension Service
Ruth Johnston
James Chase
Springs Road
Economy League of
Marlboro Eyes Beer Licenses as City Rules Await
Marlboro faces a license scramble as the local board, led by Isadore Kunen, plans new beer regulations after April 3. Expect battles between merchants, bootleggers, and home brewers as state and federal laws shift. The Marlboro License Commission, with Daniel A. Gantora and Honorius J. Rougeau, prepares to act.
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Marlboro
Gnor
Isadore Kunen
Ely
Pine Grove Inn
Black and White Club
Hollywood Inn
William’s Tavern
Kunen
Daniel A. Gantora
Honorius J. Rougeau
Time extended on discounts for light and power bills
Hudson officials vote to extend the grace period for payments on light and power bills to March 23. The first period expires today. Commissioners George A Brothers and William P ae note absence of Henry B Whitcomb prevented reorganization. Brothers announced receipt of the town clerk's report on rebuilding lower Main Street and will notify state and county officials. Officials plan to seek $25,000 from each county and the state.
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Lower Main Street
Getate
Hosmer Camp Meets in Veterans Building for State Convention Plans
The Ralph P. Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans met Thursday evening with James N. Giblin presiding in the commander’s absence. Samuel Freeman of West Concord was appointed delegate to the State Convention at Lowell, with Anthony Marshall named as alternate.
Extend Time For Filing of Tax Returns
Internal Revenue agents in Boston will stay at the Post Office until 6 pm to help taxpayers file their returns today. Normally closing at 4 30 pm the extended hours apply to those who cannot reach the post office earlier. The deadline was moved to March 31 by the Treasury Department decision. Interest at 6 percent per annum applies on the first quarterly installment from March 15.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Miss Margaret Leland Weds William Leland Thompson Jr
Southboro bride Margaret Leland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Leland, and William Leland Thompson Jr of Troy New York, were married at Glenwood Estates Saranac Lake in a small ceremony conducted by Rev William Burroughs. Attendants included Lusita Leland and Peter Thompson. Thompson, Groton graduate, Harvard Junior, member of Fly Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and Iroquois clubs.
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Southboro
Margaret Leland
William Leland Thompson, Jr
Troy
New York
Saranac Lake
Glenwood Estates
Walliam Burroughs
St John’s Episcopal Church of
Vincent Club
Junior League
Lusita Leland
Thompson
William Leland Thompson
Peter Thompson
Groton School
Harvard University
The
Fly
Hasty Pudding
Institute of 1770
Iroquois
Berlin Board of Trade Meets March Twenty-Eighth at Town Hall
The March meeting of the Berlin Board of Trade will be held at Town Hall on Tuesday evening, March 28, under Rev. L. G Hudson. Lt. Gaspar G Bacon will be the guest speaker. Invitations are being sent to the Tuesday Club and other town organizations.
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Trade Board
Berlin
Berlin Board of Trade
Town Hall
L. G Hudson
Gaspar G Bacon
Ransack at Library Antics Leave Small Cash Toll
Librarian Katherine E. Gorman reported a nighttime break in at the library. Police found a rear window broken by a stone and ransacked stock room drawers with about 75 cents stolen. Officer Patrick Lyons investigated.
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Marboro
Katherine E. Gorman
Patrick Lyons
Treasury balance figure reported for Washington
Treasury balance reported for Washington on March 15 shows a total of $104,170,038. The brief, official notice lists the balance amount with no further details or context.
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Treasury
Washington
February report on Hudson-Mra humanity health group visits
Chairman Brigham presents Brigham nurse report for February showing 185 total visits including 124 baby welfare and 61 adult visits. Cash receipts total 64.50 with 28.60 patient cash and checks 18 11 3 75 noted. Two well baby clinics were held with upcoming March 23 meeting at the public library.
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Hudson
Mra. Mad
Hmanity Health Assuing Committee
Anoun Lowing
Brigham
John Hance
Bridge Club
Passachusetts
Man Injured In Fall On Ice On South Street
William 225 South street broke his ankle after slipping on an icy sidewalk this morning. He was taken to hospital and is under care at Smith Hospital.
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Markboro
William
South Street
Smith
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