Maynard Notes Easter Cards and Town People
Dennis Buckley of Winchester was in town Sunday for Easter cards at Dwinell's. Michael Driscoll is seriously ill with blood poisoning. John W. Vettch will leave for Regina next Wednesday. C D Holmes attended a Boston theatre performance Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph O'Toole of Boston spent several days in town. The Woman's club literary department met Monday with Mrs A D Holt. H P N Dahl promotes jewelry refining. Clement Brown faced district court for support. case continued. M Grecco paid a $50 liquor-fine after a district court appearance. Miss Lillian Mead, public stenographer, now works in the town clerk's office. Moth department finished its brown tail moth crusade. will tackle gypsy moths. Cottages at Lake Boon, including the Twilight club, broken into recently and looted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vettch
Regina
C .D .Holmes
Boston Theatre
Thompson Honor Golden Wedding in Sudbury Home
Alfred Nahum Thompson and Ellen Lucre tia Jakin celebrated a golden wedding at their Sudbury home with a family reception. Nine children and 16 grandchildren were present, along with guests from Newton, Waltham, Sudbury, and Boston, who brought flowers and gifts. Refreshments followed the gathering, which included former officials and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nahum Thompson
Ellen Lucretia
Jakin
Sudbury
Mr. Thompson
Golden Bride
Bolton
Maynard
Thomipson
N. H
Waltham
Ramingham
Ano
Newton
Xrane
Fenno
Willia O. Hunt
Newtonville
John W. Johnson
Boston
A. T.haynes
Watertown
Rufus Hurbburt
South Sudbury
Acton Bill Aims to Resume Rail Overhead Crossing
P J Sullivan attended a Tuesday state house meeting as rules committee considers suspending rules to allow a bill permitting A M St railroad to cross the South Acton overhead bridge without paying current share of about 17 000. Acton residents want road work resumed and, thanks to Selectman Holt, the bill may be admitted and passed for near future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
State House
Committee of Rules
House
South Acton
Acton
Conditions at the mill improve with hope of steady resumption
Conditions at the mill are better this week than in the past five months and officials hope for a steady resumption across all departments. Many workers who had not labored since the downturn were sent for this week and there is a greatly increased force in nearly all departments, with the full wool setters and dressers back at work.
Local Store Board Changes and Obituary Report
South Sudbury notes that C F Briggell is removed from the sick list while G J Crawford takes his place in the store with his daughter from Waltham visiting relatives. The Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co reports two busy days but slower orders. Mrs Jennie A Ballou, longtime Wayside Inn cook, dies after an operation at New England hospital. She leaves a daughter in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Briggell
G@ J Crawford
jiMired A Jones
Waltham
Hurlburt Rogers, Machine Co
Jennie A. Ballou
New England Hospital
Ballou
Wayside Inn
Town Notes and Upcoming Events in Town Meeting Week
Town meeting set for next Monday the 23rd. In town visits, Harl Lausil of Waverley and Walter Brackett of Leominster were this week guests, while Charles Dean of Boston and Mary F. Porter visited Malden friends and Nathan Barker respectively. A university quartet and a reader from Imeron School of Oratory perform at M E church Wednesday night March 25, and the Sudbury brass band plans a minstrel show in town hall March 26 with new hits. The S. H. 8S. beskethal team beat Marlboro High 20 to 8 in the season finale, finishing undefeated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Porter
Malden Friends
Walter 8. Brackett
Leominster
Loring Puffer
Everett
Albert Eaton
Walthm
Nathan Barker
A. Powers
University
Boston University
Imeron School of Oratory
M. E
Sudbury Brags
S. H. 8S
Beskethal
Marlboro ‘High School
Ex Rep L McManus and Rev Carr to speak at union meet
Former representative L McManus of Natick and Reverend W H Carr of South Framingham are slated to address the Central Labor union this Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
L. McManus
Natick
Rev
W. H. Carr
Central Labor Union
Concert Junction and Area Social Notes
Reports show Mrs. Fred E Hewitt visiting friends in Boston and Cambridge last week. Miss Marcena Ring visited Malden relatives and spent Friday with her aunt, Mins M L Richardson. Several locals attended Leap Year ball in Concords town hall and A B Bakers group plus F N Watson attended Mechanics Building auto show in Boston. Saturday song sparrows robins and bluebirds appeared as a bumble bee was seen Thursday. A village improvement society meeting is urged for Cord Junction residents at Warner's hall Friday March 27 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Hewitt
Boston
Cambridge
Marcena Ring
Bernard Squire
Malden
West End
Town Hall
Concord
Baker
F. N. Watson
Mechanics Building
Concord Junction
Warner's Hall
Concord Notices and Local Socials in Brief
Notes from Concord include Reba Warren giving violin instruction on Walden Street Monday afternoon and Mrs H C Ingerson hosting whist at Bedford Street. Hon William C Lovering visited at Mrs Charles Francis Adams II’s home. Death of William G Barret, longtime Concord resident, reported from Brockton with burial back in Concord. Fishing report notes good prospects for Concord River with Ira Teuniman catching five bass at Fairhaven, largest four pounds one ounce. Steves window displays the four-pounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Warren
Walden St
Concord
William C. Lovering
Charles Francis Adams
BR. Grill
Rey
Smith Baker
W. L. Fitegerald
C. W. Lynam
Bev
A. B. Pratley
William G. Barret
Brockton
Thomas Todd
Union Bible Society
Main St
Me ‘Smith
John
Ira F. Teuniman
Fairhaven
Joan M. Keyes
Steyes
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Cata
Hunsdu
Alfred E. McLeary
Riverside Block
Mass
A. L. Hicks
Chiroponist
Acton, Mass
DR. C. &. Towne
Friend's Block
R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Bloch Maynard Mass
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston Sta Tel
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Dwinell’s
Dennis Buckley
Winchester
Michael Driscoll
Joseph O’toole
Town
Woman's Club
A. D. Holt
Woolsorters
H. P. N. Dahl
N. B. Society of Opticians
Young’s Hotel
Clara F. Daley
Worcester
James Moran
Clement Brown
District Court
M. Grecco
Lillian Mead
Verside Block
Lake Boon
Twilight Club
Rexall
P. H. Delee
Nason Street
China
Finney & Hoitt’s
F. ‘(Hompson RE
CEIVE
North Acton
D.C
South
Harl F. Lausil
Waverley
Charles
H. P.N. Dahl
Tel. Connection
Office Riverside Block
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Concert Junction
Mrs. J. ©. Aldrich
John Keefe
Henry F. Seeley
Mins
M. L. Richardson
H.C. Ingerson
Bedford St
Traction Company
Iver Johnson
M. Keyes
Walden Street
Concord Baseball and Sporting Goods
W. F. Litchfield Main
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