Surprise 78th Birthday Party In Maynard
Relatives and friends gathered at Maple Street in Maynard to honor James P Brown on his seventy eighth birthday. George Wors and Robert White organized the surprise with Henry Tolman assisting, inviting Mr Brown on a ride then returning to a crowded, festive home with games, refreshments, and a large seventy eight candle cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James P
Maple Street
George Wors
Robert White
Enry Tolman
Mr. Rown
Mr. Own
Hiss d
George . Odgen
Elizabeth Brown
Brown
Theron P. Newton
Henry E Tolman
Samuel Jones
Lewis Jones
Anson C. Piper
Warren
H Jones
George Worster
Arthur ‘A Jones
Alfred Flint
J. Sterling Moors
Ralph Littlefield
Oliver C Battles
Robert H White
George Hodgen
Charles H Miles
Neighborhood Night Brings Legionnaires Together at Local School
Maynard Legion Post and Auxiliary hosted their first Neighbor's Night at the school auditorium with guests from Marlboro, Hudson, Acton, and Stow. About 150 attended a program of speaking, entertainment, dancing, and a buffet lunch as leaders praised the organizations for veterans care and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank
J. de Mars Post
A.L
Legionnaires
Auxilary
Marlboro
Hudson
Acton
Stow
Charles Irwin
Frank J. DeMars
Grace Sweeney
Adolaide Fitzgerald
Hopkinton
Anna’ Manion
Charles Donahue
DeMars Post
Henry Callahan
Gpote
Joseph Dineen
Gertrude Connors
Helen
Alice Hird
Dorothy Hanson
George Bernier
Richard Lowden
Acton Post
William Hanson
Anthony Larson
Stow Post
Franklin Lewis
Clarence Lamson
Hudson Post
Margaret Fernald
Marlboro Post
Health Talk At Local School Auditorium
Dr Scamman of the State Board of Health spoke on local health problems at a meeting in the school auditorium Thursday night. Dr J H Matzkin of the local Health Board presided with about twenty attendees, including leaders in local health activities. Scamman praised the town on its water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scamman
State Board of Health
J. H. Matzkin
Local Health Board
Two More Seniors Take Jobs in Boston Cadillac Co
Bernard Greene and Uno Hietanén of Maynard's Commercial Department class of 1929 have begun work at Cadillac Motor Company at 808 Commonwealth Avenue Boston on April 29. The positions came through Raymond Hellawell a former student now in a key Cadillac role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
Boston
Bernard Greene
Uno Hietanén
Cadillac Motor Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Raymond Hellawell
Cadillac Company
Reception for Pastor on May 14 at Methodist church
Rev. Charles C. Garland new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church and his wife will be tendered a reception at the church on Tuesday Evening May 14 by members of the parish. The ministers of the town have been invited to attend and friends are welcome. There will be a program of entertainment and a collation will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Garland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grange Notes to Host Scottish Themed Evening
Central Pou Gyange to hold a meeting at Cooperative Hall on Wednesday evening. A supper at 6:30 will precede a lecture on the Charms of Scotland by Professor Dummer of Howley. The program features sketches, sword dancing, pipes, kiltie dances, impersonations, and songs from the land of the heather.
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Esx Central
Pou Gyange
Cooperative Haaynard
Maynard
Kor Scotland
Grange
Maynard Educators Rally Behind House Bill on Retirement
Maynard teachers filed a petition with Representative Leslie W. Sims and Senator George G. Moyse urging adoption of House Bill 1228 to raise teachers retirement allowances. St Bridgets cadets and the Children of Mary Corps plan a communion breakfast the first Sunday in June. A May party will feature a Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday evening May 13.
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Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
George G. Moyse
St. Bridgets Cadets
Children of Mary Corps
Legion Auxilliary
Maynard Man Heads Detectives
Inspector James R. Claflin of the Boston Police was elected president of the Mass Police Detectives Association yesterday. A native of Maynard, he has risen through the ranks and often visits his sister Miss Margaret Claflin on Sudbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Man
James R. Claflin
Boston Police Department
Mass. Police Detectives Association
Inspector Claflin
Margaret Claflin
Sudbury Street
Local Notes From West Acton area
West Acton Mrs Hager returned from Florida last Thursday. Leonard Morse operated for appendicitis at Emerson hospital after falling ill at Laffin garage. Miss Lovejoy a Lynn school teacher visited Mr and Mrs Harry Holt. Frances Hall convalescing at home from food poisoning. Mr and Mrs Duncan Kennedy hosted relatives from Salem. Raleigh Beach mourns loss of mother Mrs Intel Beach. funeral held last Wednesday. Mrs Joseph Sebastian hosted farewell bridge for Mrs Alice Carlisle awaiting move to Montr to take a business position. A junior high baseball team has been organized with two male teachers managing.
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Hager
School Street
Florida
Leonard Morse
Emerson Hospital
Laffin
Duncan Kennedy
Salem
Mass
Raleigh Beach
iMrs
Intel Beach
Local Miss Injured After Collie Incident at Maynard
An observer recounts a girl walking with a collie when the dog surged ahead and tripped on loose boards. She suffered a deep cut on her forehead and a swollen eye requiring medical care. A group of twenty three boys and girls from St Elizabeth parish were formed Tuesday at Maynard.
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Hiteen
St. Elizabeth
Maynard
Mothers Day Observance At W Acton Baptist
Rev. Arthur Jeffries leads Mother’s Day services next Sunday May 12 at W Acton Baptist. Morning sermon titled Mothers Love or Our Vowt to Motherhood and a bouquet for the oldest mother. Evening variety program includes music by the Junior Choir, a male quartet and living pictures. Monthly supper Thursday at 6 30 prepared by church men. Church grounds cleaned after a recent work day.
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W. Acton Baptist
Arthur Jeffries
Churen
Scout Talks Draw Small Attendance at Meeting
Boy Scouts missed many in attendance at the Wednesday meeting due to a ballgame. Those present heard a practical talk by Doctor Fuchs the first in a series related to Scout work. A talk is planned for May 16 with all members urged to attend and invite potential joiners.
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Doctor Fuchs
Dr Auer Resignation Accepted by First Parish
Concord May 8 The annual parish meeting of the First Parish in Concord held in the vestry of the Meeting House Monday evening voted to accept the resignation of Rev Johan nes A C Fagginger Auer. He will join Harvard as professor while remaining at Crane Theological School Tufts College with no effective date until December 31. Mrs Charles G Edgarton was elected to the standing committee for three years joining Philip A Davis and Leslie O Anderson. F deHart Houston was re elected parish clerk and Cyrus Hosmer was chosen parish treasurer.
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Concord
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Philip A. Davis
H. Robert Bygrave
Auer
Harvard
Crane Theological School
Tufts College
Charles. G. Edgarton
Leslie O. Anderson
F. deHart Houston
Cyrus Hosmer
Concord Masonic meeting chaired by Edward Caiger
The Concord Masonic Corporation meets tonight at the Masonic Temple with President Edward B. Caiger presiding. Illness of Ruth Emmons delays director of physical education duties for girls.
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Concord. Masonic. Corporation
Masonic. Temple
Edward B. Caiger
Ruth Emmons
Concordish Sc baseball opener postponed by Arlington High
Concord Schools and the Concordish sc baseball team's planned game with Arlington High this afternoon has been postponed.
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Concord
Concordish Sc
Arlington High
Bulger Demonstrates Perfect Skeet Score Again
William J. Bulger Jr. shot 25 of 25 in an exhibition skeet event at Swab’s Sunday, marking the fourteenth time he is credited with a perfect score despite challenging wind. The display took place at Concord Red and Gun Club on Virginia Road.
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WM. Bulger
William J. Bulger, Jr
Concord Red and Gun Club
Virginia Road
May Luncheon of West Acton Club Highlights Season
The West Acton Woman's Club held its annual May Luncheon at the clubhouse with about 120 members present. Mrs F W R Bradford presided and welcomed guest Mrs George H Sawyer of Berlin, who spoke as the guest of honor. Tulips and jonquils decorated the event as Mrs Robert P Frye and Mrs Raymond C Blake of Marlboro presented an Indian Love program with Mrs Benjamin Derby of West Concord as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Woman's Club
Bradford
Guess
George H Sawyer
Berlin
Trieto
Lowell
Robert P Frye
Raymond C Blake
Marlboro
Benjamin Derby
West Concord
Annual Mid Middlesex Poultry Association Meeting at Concord Town Hall
The Mid Middlesex County Poultry Association will hold its annual meeting at Concord Town Hall on Tuesday May 14 at 7 30 P M Officers will be elected for the coming year Professor Monahan of the Massachusetts Agricultural College will speak The secretary notes Monahan has important information to share after a year without talks and urges every poultry man in the County to attend.
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Middlesex County
Oultry
Concord Town
Eaetes Johahan
Massach
O Agricultural College
George W. Satano
Monahan
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