Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Clark of White Plains visits Nancy Way for the week. Alice Tapper, former Sudbury English teacher, guests of Pontihistress Welch at Friday's play. Joy Tufts and David Buxton join elders for a Boston circus trip. Mrs Way hosts Saturday Night Bridge. Mrs Harlan Ro hosts supper. Mrs Halloran sails from New York to Spain aboard the San.
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Pontihistress” Welch
Joy Tufts
David Buxton
Oe Circus
Boston
Charles Way
Harlan
Gibbons Family Plans Move and Property Sale in Concord Street
The Gibbons and family are to change their place of residence to Wilmington. John Dewey Ware notes the move while Gibbons holds a significant position in a large manufacturing concern on Concord Street. The property on Concord Street will be placed on the market for sale.
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Gibbons
Wilmington, Jr
Concord
Maynard Red and Gui Club Expands with New Grounds
The Maynard Red and Gui club enlarges its activities and membership this spring. A Building Association purchased an 8 acre White Pond shore site in Stow, with a clubhouse and land ideal for skeet, rifle range, baseball, tennis, and possibly golf. Shares are $10 each with a five share limit per person. Chairman Joseph Schnair heads the Building Association with members Ralph Fletcher Halnh Bynes George Stockwell War Flaherty B J Coughlin George Sharpe and George Stuart.
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Maynard Red
Gui Club Ds
Building Association
White Pond
Stow
Maynard- Water Department
Joseph
Schnair
Building Association Committee
Ralph, Fletcher
Halnh
Elizabeth Chandler Dies in Maynard at 72
Mrs Elizabeth Chandler of Main street died Saturday night at 10 30 in Emerson hospital age 72 born in Danvers resident of the town for about 50 years Survived by a brother Selectman William Out and three grandchildren Funeral services were held at her brother Rev William Boicourt s home conducted by the Union Congregational church pastor Hymns sung by Mrs Jol Sunderland and Mrs Beatrice Jordan Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery amid many floral tributes
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Jol Sunderland
Beatrice Jordan
Glenwood Cemetery
William F Cannon dies after auto crash injuries
William F Cannon of Maple Street, 68, died yesterday at Emerson hospital Concord after injuries from an automobile accident weeks earlier. He was born in Enfield New Hampshire and is survived by his wife, a son John of Billerica and a daughter Irene Albjean of Lowell, plus four sisters. The body will be taken to Schagticoke New York for burial tomorrow.
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Maynard
William F Cannon
Maplestreet
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Enfield
N. H
John
Billerica
Irene Albijean
Lowell
Schaghticoke
N. Y
Sudbury Pupils Noticed To Parents In Health Plan
The State Board of Health urges registration of all eligible children for first grade in September 1929. Children may receive benefits that improve classroom readiness and resistance to disease. Mrs. Snelling greets parents for registration and consultation at South School May 8 from 10 to 11, and at Center School May 8 from 1 to 3. Knowing the summer enrollments aids September organization.
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State Board of Health
Snelling
South School
Card of Thanks Seeks Community Gratitude for Support
We express our appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness shown after a bereavement and for the flowers. Special thanks go to Frank J. DeMars Post American Legion. MR. and MRS EDWARD PUFFER.
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Toous
Frank J. DeMars Post
American Legion
Edward Puffer
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PBURY
Gertrude
M. Halloran
New York
Spain
San
Axminster
Congoleum
America
Hindson
Peoples Supply
Main ST
Acton Street
Building Association For Maynard Club
Cannon
Sudbury
Besta Millet
Citade Feens
Merritack Valley
Merchants of
Éaynest Co-Operative
Rae
Merchants’ Division
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