Bedford Veterans Hospital contract awarded to March Bros
The Veterans Bureau awarded the Bedford Massachusetts hospital contract to March Bros of St Louis for 1 048 170 dollars the bid covers the infirmary dining hall treatment building recreational facilities nurses quarters officers apartments and related structures with work to start on notice and finish within 340 days.
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Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Bedford
ST. Louis
Washington, D. C
Veteran's
Murch Bros
Lake Boon residents urge Boston & Maine stop at Gleasondale
Summer residents from Lake Boon and Gleasondale commuters petition the State Department of Public Utilities to restore the 4 50 P M Boston train stop at Ordway and Gleasondale. They note revised schedules push arrivals to 6 40 P M and taxi costs to reach Lake Boon. Advocates include Harvey A Stevens and Representative H T G Dyson.
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Boston
Lake Boon
Boston & Maine
Gleasondale
Ordway
State Department of Public Utilities
Harvey A. Stevens
Brookline
State
Desirinz
B Grant
Gleasondalé
H. T. G. Dyson
Hudgon
H F’ Goeney
Hy V Lavigne
W. P. Lombard
Everett
Grant
Odd Fellows Observe 43rd Anniversary at Maynard Lodge
Maynard lodge numbers 305 members and honors long time members and past grand officers. Grand treasurer Gian to yresen and Miles hurray of Mar'oero attend as district officers and a reception follows a brief meeting at Odd Fellows hall.
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Aynard Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Tom
Gian
Yresen
Herbut B. Bond
Eester
Miles Hurray
Mar'oero
William Gris
Levi R. Cheney
Albert E.dell
Lewis N. Shaw
Allen M.ard
Samuel Parker
Thomas Anniston
Clifford C. Cheney
Courtney
Robert B. Arch
Grand Lodge
Allen Howard
Robert Lester
Lester
Maynard Lodge
Nason Street
Lodge
D Rand
Alfred Garlick
Wm. Morris
William Bishop
L. R B. Cheney
William McAuslin
Orrin 8 Fowler
William Chaplain
George A. Jamieson
Frank
Winners at Green Whist Auxiliary Event
At St Patrick day celebration in Ynard the Ladies' AOH and Division 44 held a novelty green event with 21 tables at the High School auditorium. Prizes went to numerous players including Margaret McCarthy Nason Mrs Michael Cleary Peter Mrs Mary Martin Mrs Annie Kins Acton Phillip Allard Daniel Coughlin Stella Clough Lena Downey Florence Grady McCarthy and others. harps and geore cards decorated the room while committees led by Mrs Julia Bariteau and Mrs Catherine Bariteau organized the evening.
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Sylves Sullivan
Katherine White
Alice’ Joyce
Margaret Ana
William Quinn
Evers
Harrod Peterson
Mrs Puffer
Jennie Hardy
Miss Coughlin
Gladys Sexton
Esther Smith
Mirene’ O’don- Issac Binks
Jere Lynch
Albert Fairbanks
As King
Mrocks
Geore
Julia
Catherine Bariteau
Margaret, Varthy
Incord Girl Wins Prize
Esther P Walcott of Concord High School and editor of the Voice earns a new prize of $10.00 for her contribution as a sargoon te at See Col.
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Esther P. Walcott
Concord High School
The
Voice
Sargoon
Col
Early Morning Whistle Disturbs Maynard Sleep
Residents complain of a shrill whistle from the 5 am gas engine train passing through Maynard. The Board of Selectmen held talks with B and M railroad officials, who promised a mellower whistle and consideration for neighborhood slumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
B & M Railroad
Arlington Feasts Ends In Tie In Crib Tournament
Concord March 13 The last Crib tournament game Arlington versus Concord Lodges Odd Fellows was played March 14 at Concord Lodge Association reading-room and ended in a tie leaving Arlington victorious by fifty five games. A turkey supper followed at McAedie's Cafe West Acton March 19 with Concord players hosting Arlington Brothers. Players listed Hodganaay Patines Frazier Caul ey Kelly Prentiss Watson Nims and Edwardson.
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Concord
Arlington
Concord Lodges
Odd ‘Fellows
Concord Lodge Association
Concord Junction
Mcéadie’s
West Acton
Arlington Brothers
Hodganaay Patines
Frazier
cAuley
Kelly
Prentiss
Watson
Nims
Eiwardson
Baptist Sunday School Celebrate Sixtieth Founding
West Acton notes the sixtieth anniversary of the Baptist Sunday School and plans an April 10 celebration. Details of the program are not yet arranged and will appear later.
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West Acton
The
Baptist Sunday School
Body of Missing Man Found in Great Falls Brook
The body of Mark Shinka, 43, of Maynard, found Friday in Great Falls Brook, identified by his wife and the Maynard firm name on his pocket. Stiles of Red Grain Co. saw the body. Acton police and Dr. Walcott confirmed identity. Funeral services followed, burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Frank Stiles
Mark Shinka
Maynard
Great Falls ‘Brook
Acton
Acton Street
K Stiles
Red Grain Company
Michael Foley
J. H. Walcott
Shinka
Glenwood Cemetery
Ford Building Artificial Dam Guests at Wayside Inn
Sudbury March 21 Henry Ford watched workers raise a dam northeast of the Wayside Inn. A Worcester party led by Mayor Michael F O Hare and Water Commissioner Charles T Batchelder discussed Garden City schools and land to flood. Ford spoke in favor of Garden City plan and noted his 1600 Detroit trainees. he will visit Worcester in six weeks for review.
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Sudbury
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Worcester
Michael F. O'Hare
Charles T. Batchelder
Francis A Krim
Denhome & McKay Co
Ford
Garden City
Detroit
Batchelder
Matchelder
Eid
Rege F Booth
Pelegram
Thomas
E Barrett
William E. Dunning
John. EB. White
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Inn
Legion Plans Field Day at Crowe Park July 4
Maynard Mass Post A L will hold its annual Field Day on July 4 at Crowe park. Ernest Rasmussen commander announced the event this week. The Whiz Bang issue will feature new attractions this year. The Post amended its by laws at a recent meeting. Commander Ossen and former commander John Higgins were named delegates to the Get-to-Gether meeting at the Statler hotel Boston on April 6.
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Maynard
Frank J. DeMars
Post, A. L
Crowe Park
Ernest Rasmussen
Tures
Ossen
John Higgins
Statler Hotel
Boston
Grange Plans Kids Party At Monday Meeting
At Annursahae Grange the next meeting features lecturer Miss Emma Hefty organizing a kids party with costumes for the occasion. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs. Alice Lee.
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Annursahae Grange
Emma Hefty
Alice Lee
Miles Earns Fifty Year Jewel at Paul Revere Lodge
West Acton, March 23. Twenty Odd Fellows traveled from here to Paul Revere Lodge of Somerville for the forty-ninth anniversary. Charles Miles of South Acton received a fifty-year veteran’s jewel as a charter member. The group was royally entertained and enjoyed the trip. Earlier this week Winona Rebeka Lodge members went to Concord Junction to observe Neighbor’s Night as guests of Willow Lodge.
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West Acton
Paul Revere Lodge
Somerville
Charles Miles South Acton
Winona Rebeka Lodge
Concord
Willow Lodge
School Board Holds First Meeting Since March Session
Drury March 23 report says the school committee held its first business meeting since a prior session. The brief notes brief agenda items and pending actions for district schools.
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Drury
School Committee Ltds
School Board Plans Spring Vacation Starting April
The board chaired by Geo. H. Clark with secretary Esther C Collins and treasurer Frank S Morton decided the Spring vacation will start when schools close on April 12 and reopen April 20. It is hoped new school rooms will be ready for occupancy on April 20.
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Geo. H. Clark
Esther C .Collins
Frank S. Morton
Bazaar Nets Godly Sum At Neighborhood Club Event
The Neighborhood Club bazaar and Patriotic party held last Thursday afternoon drew strong patronage. The ukulele club of the Girl Scouts and Eleanor Hall provided music with a violin medley of Irish airs. The bazaar netted $63 to add to the sidewalk fund. Thomas Gerrity of Boston & Maine was transferred from Lincoln crossing to Belkurah Street crossing in Concord.
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Concord: Musical
Bot
Sherman Hoar
Tsuya Matsuki
Salem
George. Brown
Boston
Roger W. Swain
John M. Abbot
Samuel Merwin
Swain
Alfred Mier
Abbot
Hoar
Allen French
Samuel ‘Hoar
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
West
Acton
Girl Scouts
Eleanor Hall
Thomas Gerrity
Boston & Maine
Lincoln
Belkurah Street
Concord
American Woolen outlook improves at stockholders meeting
Springfield March 22 at the Hotel Kimball the American Woolen Company held its annual stockholders meeting. President Andrew W Pierce said a fair outlook exists though not promising results. He noted a large deficit in 1926 but expected smaller shrinkage this year as wool prices stay firm. 534 885 shares voted in director elections, about 59 percent of common stock. distribution reached a record high while Lent delayed typical fabric purchases.
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Springfield
American Woolen Company
Kimball
Andrew WU. Hierce
Pierce
Prominent broker disputes officer overhead claims
A stockholder disputes former Wood regime officers over high salaries and overhead. Mr. Pierce denies the allegations as false and says some mills operate at a profit. The discussion centers on company policy and necessary expenses.
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Pierce
Pierce Aeserted
Father and Sons Night at Harvey Wheeler School
The second annual Father and Sons Night invites fifth to seventh graders to bring an adult guest. Principal Nathaniel Robinson leads the program with Everett F Weygant and a dance demonstration by boys. Freshmen will be served and a surprise feature is planned.
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Concord Neareh Set
Ateanesoee
Harvey Wheeler School
Father and Sons
Telfe
Igulineetee
Nathaniel Robinson
Everett
F. Weygant
Dexa
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Browning
Edward W. Browning
France
Browning Francis
Ice A
Mest
Heenan
Ake Boon
Sk Nipo
Wrdiak
Musical Club
Dyson
Hudson, Marlboro
Public Utilities Commission
DDD
Brand
Flourishing Lodge
Ynard
Eagles Hall
Shvrter
Frank D. Rand
Levi R. Che- Samuel Parker
Fid
Randard Lodge
Dons
Sud
Stow
S. Acton
Incord
Acton Waters
Dam
Legion
Miles
AMER
St ‘Michael's * “Academy
Maynard H. S. Gils
James A. Reed
Missouri
Aaron Sapiro
Issuni Henry Ford
Sapiro
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