Utilities Commission Sanctions Woolen Company Sale
The Public Utilities Commission approves Edison Electric Illuminating Boston and American Woolen Company sale of the Woolen Company's electric distributing system in Maynard and Acton. Consumers gain adequate supply and potential price savings. purchase price set at 381000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison &Co
American Woolen Co
Maynard
Acton
Utilities Commission
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
American Woolen Company
Hoison Electric’ Summar Company
American Woolen
Aody
Maynard Acton
Chapter Holds Special Night at Masonic Lodge Meeting
At the Masonic lodge in Tuesday night session the Past Matrons and Patrons held a special night with twenty nine guests. A six thirty banquet followed under Mrs Gale guiding. miniature gavels were issued as favors. Numerous officers and associates performed ritual work and presented nets to sisters during a Mother Cook's Night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Star
Tron
Gale
Ellen Jones
Benjamin Derby
Josephine I. Brown
Katherine W. Farrington
Secry
Bertha Yindon
Gap R
Carrie L. Dye
Clara M. ‘Willis
Associa
Ruth P.ler
S. Helen H. Marshal
Ruth A. Pratt
Nist
B. Blanche Hewitt
Beatrice Elmes
Ruth
Louise Hosmer
Hsther
Life Show
Martha
Mraj Agness
Electa
Sadie
Vary
John
Hy Sen
Louis Pfeiffer
George W. Parsons
Adah
Winslow J. N
Ray Wheeler
Esther
John Anderson
Gardiner W. Law
Mother Cook
Flar- M. Duren
N. Allen
Flor M. Duren
Rutherstetion
Belmont
Sudbury Folk Attend MLA C Meet at M A C
Miss Miriam Giles led a group to Amherst on May 4 for M A C High School Day. M A C defeated Trinity 64 to 62 in track and beat Northeastern 2 to 1 in baseball. Gordon Hunter, Sudbury High 1925, placed second in the mile as Trinity won. Maynard Women’s Club luncheon tickets go on sale May 10 for May 14 event through Eva Frye Mary Sanderson or Leslie McGarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missi Miriam Giles
Mildred B. Hunter
Walter Laberee
Caroline Stone
Amherst
Sudbury
M. A.C
Trinity
Northeastern
Gordon Hunter
Sudbury High School
M.A. C
Maynard Womens Club
Eva Frye
Mary Sanderson
Lessie McGarry
DeMolay Minstrels End Men Deliver Crowded Show
A DeMolay Chapter minstrel show drew a full house on Friday night. The program featured end men, solos, duets, novelty dances, and comic bits with names such as Robert Lester Forest Nelson Arvid Kujula Richard Lowden and Ronald MacKenzie among performers. Acton West Concord and local participants were listed with a late flourish of magical effects and a closing act by William Duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Wilson Chapter
Chioe
Robert Lester
Forest Nelson
Arvid Kujula
Richard Lowden
Edwin Carrton, Jr
Mandalay
Ronald MacKenzie
West Concord
Eric Farnell
Eric Farrell
Edwin Carlton Jr
Robert Madsen
Irving Wooldridge
Albert Tucker
Murray
MacKenzie
Howard King
Allan ‘Palmer
Ralph Smith
Harlan
Larkin
George Weaving
Albert
Foster
Davia Laasanen
Reino’ Luoma
Phillip ‘Elson
Leviy Donovan
Lawrence Chandler
Henry Murphy
Kefineth
Bursaw
Hollis
Barlow
Raymond Drechsler
William Walters
Robert
Forest Piston Bones
Arvid
Kujula
Ard Lowden
Acton
Miss Irma
Durkee
West Acton
Martin Kenney Riboros
Concord Muteat Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Concord Muteat Club held its annual business meeting at 91 Main Street, electing Mrs. Charles E. Brown as president for another term. New officers include Mrs. S. Merwin as vice president, Mrs. Leon F. Foss secretary, Mrs. Harry B. Little assistant secretary, and Mrs. John Morse treasurer. A children's musical program featured violin by Clarice Kent and piano pieces by several members, followed by refreshments. The meeting closed the season and will resume in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Muteat Club
Charles E. Brown
Main Street
Brown
S. Merwin
Leon F. Foss
Harry B. Little
John Morse
Claric Kent
Helen Blanchard
Rosemond Coolidge
Elizabeth Mmon
Margart Waton
Virgina Ferry
Mason Harlow
Cynthia
Virginia
Hoar
Richard Howard
Miriam” Little Salley Mullett
William Rudd
Annie Sanborn
Jeanette Todd
Virginia Vialle
Henry Smith
Gertrude Muiread
Concord Girl Anna My Aiding CHS 26 Treasures
Fragment confirms Anna My aiding from Concord High School class of 1926 named treasurer. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but assigns financial duties to the CHS student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Girl Jackson
Miss Anna
Col
Concord Unitarian Laymen's League Elects Officers
In Concord on May 3 at the Coxford Chapter annual meeting held in the Hirst Parish vestry, Whitney TM 8 Smith was elected president for a second year. Ste Newcombrailer became president. Clarence Bodishy secretary. H Whittemore Bro vice president. Douglas Mille Hollis S. Howe and Julian Bailey Philip A. Davis named to the executive committee. The officers reported the organization in good condition and no meeting until next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Whitney
Smith
Sudbury Road
Coxford
Unitarian Laymen's League
Hirst Parish
Vacrrieg
Ste Newcombrailer
Clarence
Bodishy
H. Whittemore Bro
Douglas” Mille Hollis S. . Howe
Julian Bailey
Philip A. Davis
Anports
Thi Ter
Nex
Town Finance Committee considers sewerage system and water land purchase
The Finance Committee led by Joshua seeks details on the sewerage system cost and connections as it weighs a $100,000 borrowing order. Water Commissioners seek $5500 for White Pond land purchase. School heating upgrade and Glendale Street house acquisition near Roosevelt school are also on the town meeting warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town’ Finance Comm
Joshua
Herbert H
Leslie
P J Sullivan
Abert Lar Lahn
John H Murray
Otte
Jacob Laurilla
Hamed
George
Pear
Geral Court
White Pond
Main Street
Glendale Street
Roosevelt School
Miss Towne Receives Honor at Jackson Tufts Ceremony
Miss Lois Towne CHS 725 and Jackson 29 received her numeral for athletic proficiency as Jackson College and Tufts students gathered in Goddard chapel for the Junior Day awards opening ceremony led by Miss Towne and Jackson College officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lois Towne
Jackson
Jackson College
Tufts and
Jackson Colleges
Goddard Chapel
Towney
Harold K Hanson Resigns from Maynard Police Department
Harold K Hanson has submitted his resignation as a member of the Maynard Police Department to the Board of Selectmen The Board will take action on it at a meeting to be held tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Hanson
Maynard Police Department
Board of Selectmen
Concord Country Club Golf Program Preview for Year
May 4 to July 4 schedule announced by Walter M Johnson marks the 11th year as golf executive. No open tournaments this season. Events include handicap medal play, Middlesex cup, four ball medal play, mixed foursomes, and driving and putting contests for men and women with multiple handicap rules and prize structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Johnson
Concord
Middlesex
Jane
Eivine
Ives
Mrs Tower Celebrates 95th Birthday in Concord
The Enterprise extends warm congratulations to Mrs Tower of Concord on reaching 95. Born May 1, 1834, she enjoys good health for her age, loves motoring with her son, and keeps busy with reading knitting and sewing. Her late husband Alonzo Tower once worked with Brigham Company in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
Concord
Alonzo Tower
Brigham ‘Company
Boston
Trinitarian Congregational Church of
Chief Bean Reappointed To Eighth Fire Chief Term
Silas A. Seans of 7 Priest West Concord was reappointed chief for his eighth annual term by the Board of Fire Engineers. The board and four fire companies were organized at Central Fire Station with Engine Company 1 under George W. Deacon and Ladder Company 1 under Michael Mullaney. West Concord Engine Company 2 is led by Robert Prentiss with Frank McTean and Henry Harmon as staff, while Ladder Company 2 is led by Fred Hart with Hans Joy and John Wallace as crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas_A. Seans
West Concord
Board of Fire Engineers
Central Fire
James J. Mara
John Olsen
Martin Mullaney
Central Fire Station
George W. Deacon
Rene DuBererg
Ernest _Hinsman
Michael Mullaney
Denniscot
Licoyd Howe
West Concord Fire House
Robert Prentiss
Frank Mc Tean
Henry Harmon
Fred. Hart
Hans Joy Heutenant
John Wallace
Anniversary concert marks Division 44 event in Concord
Concord May 8 thirteenth anniversary of Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians observed with supper and concert in Monument Hall. Guests included Rev William H Finnick and Rev Fr Healey. Mary Gleason and Mrs Tierney spoke. Program featured Miss Mary Woodlock James Loughlin and others with dance and vocal numbers. committee led by Mrs Bye Culkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Wiliam’ H. Finnick
St. Bernard's Church
Fr. Healey
Mary Gleason
Middlesex County
Tierney
Gavin
Hurley
Mary McCarthy
Maynord
Edward W. Sheehan
Knight of Concord Council
K. of C
Joseph M. Collins
Order of Hibernians' of Concord
Mary Christian
John Dolan
Eva. Dee
James J. Loughlin
John Woodlock
Mary Woodlock
Thomas
Observance notices May meeting of Concord American Legion Auxiliary
The Concord American Legion Auxiliary held a May supper at the Veterans' Building under chair Mrs. William J. Crogsley and a committee. President Mrs. Howard B. Daniels led the May business session planning Memorial Day activities and selecting delegates to the State convention in Plymouth June 13 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J. Mansfield
Vetrans
William J. Crogs-ley
Granville Holden
Hattie Clark
David Haesy
Katherine Hayes
J. William Byron
Russell F. Parsons
Howard B. Daniels
Auxiliary
Legion
Grand Army
Edward Finan
Mary Flavin
Horton Edmands
William L. Fitzpatrick
William Dee
Julia Dee
Daniels
Odd Fellowship 110th Anniversary Observed Tonight
The 110th anniversary of Odd Fellowship to be observed with a program at Cooperative Hall tonight by Maynard Lodge. Included are vocal and instrumental selections by the melody tour readings by Hazel Childs and musical performances. Arrangements are by a committee including Albert Hodges James Leithead Robert Lester Henry Price A G MacPherson Eleanor Price and Marion Butterworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Cooperative Hall
Maynard
Lodge Ll
Robert. Lester
Henry BE. Price
A.G. MacPherson
Eleanor Serial Price
Marion Butterworth
Concord Board Hears Electric Light Plant Sale Debate
At West Concord school the Concord Board of Trade discusses whether to sell the electric light plant. Edward B Ger, ex board president and Concord Municipal Light Board member, outlines the issue with data while Samuel Hoar defends keeping the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Board “of Trade
West Concord
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Edward B Ger
Concord Municipal Light Board
Caiger
Samuel Hoar
Hoison
Wallace B
Assabet Institution of Savings elects officers for new term
Maynard May 8 Charles H Persons reelected president of the Assabet Institution for Savings trustees elect Parker first vice president Case second vice president Howard A Wilson clerk and trustees for three years Henry H Warren of Stow elected to succeed the late Frank E Sanderson The bank plans new land purchase on Nason Street for four modern bank buildings with plans by Hutchins and Fretch architects of Boston construction to begin soon The bank marks its twenty fifth anniversary opening June 1 and the cornerstone may be laid that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles H. Persons
Aaselbet Institution For Savings
Thomas F. “Parker
William B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
W. B. Case
Guyer Fowler
Thomas F. ‘Parker
Charles H ‘Persons
Frank B. Sanderson
Henry H. Warren
Stow
Frank E. Sanderson
Howard A. ‘Wilson
Henry H. ‘Warren
Frank 4. Stevens
Assebet Institution
Nason
James. Priest
Hutchins and Fretch
Boston
Bank
Charlee Hh
Petee
Ov Pr Ae Sons
Thomas ¥On
Wil B. Case
Guyer
Fowler Walker
Oswald
C. Ae W. Holt
Sidney
Assabet Institution
Ngs
Times Have Changed earns state health play prize
Concord High School, with actors Elizabeth W Blodgett Frederick Craig Margar ea McGann Leslie Peterson and Norman C Spencer Jr in the cast, presented Times Have Changed at Copley Theatre Boston. The show won third prize and $260 in an interstate health play writing contest, behind Just A Family Affair and It Makes a Difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth W. Blodgett
Frederick* Craig
Margarea
McGann
Leslie
Peterson
Norman C Spencer, Jr
Concord High ‘School
West
Warwick
R. L
Thelma Fuller
Thelma Kittredge
Donald Caswell
Richard Emerson
Manchester
N. H
Concord High School
Tompkins Captures First Award at Interscholastic Meet
Concord May 8 Bob Tompkins former Concord High star set a new record at the Boston College interscholastic track and field meet with a 48 foot 434 inch throw to win first prize and five points for New Prep. Flannery of Concord High placed second in his trial heat and in the quarter final. Daniel Kelley of Concord won his 440 heat in 56 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bob” Tompkins
Concord High
Boston College
New Prep
Flannery
Concord High Ana
Daniel Kelley
Injured Crossing Tender Struck By Auto Near Concord
John Tracey, a crossing tender on Marlboro Road, was struck by an automobile owned by Ernest H. Granstom of Barrett Mill Road, Concord, while flagging the 10 train Monday night. He suffered severe injuries and was reported in serious condition at his Marlboro home.
Gun Yields to Rod In Morning Fishing Contest
A brief note reports a local fishing event where a hunter or angler chose fishing over a prior engagement. The scene mentions a rod, a lure, and a turnout at a society run activity, highlighting the preference for fishing over other pursuits.
Local Officials Extend Time for Public Voting Materials
Police note delays in finalizing ballots and urge committees to finish reports. Extra time aims to ensure voters receive complete information for informed decisions on key matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Emey
Concord D A R Meeting Set for Saturday Afternoon
The Concord D A R chapter will hold a meeting of the Old Concord D AR at the First Paris meeting house. Officers will be elected for the coming year and Mrs Horton Edmands will preside with hostesses listed as the House Committee including Mrs Blinn Mr Blanchard Mrs Edmands Mrs Morse and Mrs Emith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Skaw
Adams
Bridges West Concord
Conwine Daughters
Paris
E Ternoon
Eal
Ron Sepeen
Continental — Congress
the Tegent
Horton Edmands
House Committee
Blinn
Blanchard
Edmands
Morse
Emith
High School Pupils Win Typing Medals at Manard Assembly
Four pupils in the Commercial Department at Ma nard High School received medals for typing proficiency. Recipients include Lyyli Kivinen, Elsbeth Leithead, Signe Kivinen, and William King, with prizes awarded by Remington Typewriter Co. for efficiency in typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manard High School
6the’ Commercial Department
Lyyli Kivinen
Els Beth Leithead
Signe Kivinen
William King
T Remington
Typewriter. Com
Auction Sale of Ant Modern Furniture at Capon Gibbons Sale
Auction to be held May 1929 at 100 State on the old residence of John T cord road. Furniture offered includes dressing table mahogany spire bureau inlaid tables card receivers gate legged table rocking chair and many more pieces. Cash terms lunch served by a caterer. Charles R Capon and John T Gibbons conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ng
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Hapter
Hawthorne
Bury Club
Sudbury Baseball I
Philip Field
South Sudbury
Bedford A
Oppen
Sudbury Nine
Sudbury Battery
Morgan
Anger
Demolayin Minstrels
Laymen's
Joshua Naylor, Chaiman
Maynard Fe’ Nance’ Committee
Miss Towne
Charlotte I. Somerville
Hudson Town Hall
Hudson
Country Club
COLF
Pie
of Concord
Chief Bean
Concord Fire Dept
A. O. Huxiliary
Get-To-Gether
Odd Fellows
Concord Board
Edison
Concord'h.'s
Elizabeth
Tompkins
R. R. Crossing
Concord, D.ar
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