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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
5
Maynard Officials Discuss Bridge and Tracks Plans
Selectmen Edward Carlton and Charles Keene met with Boston officials and the Massachusetts Public Works division to discuss plans for the Main Street bridge and track removal. A Public Utilities Commission hearing will decide the issue amid the railway company financial concerns. Estimated bridge work costs about 1500 dollars and removing tracks at Ben Smith's bridge about 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carlton
Charles Keene
John Driscoll
Boston
Shighway Division
The
Massachsetts Rept
O Publi
Ore Ee Company
W Decisiog
Public Utilities Commission
Main Street
Ben Smith's Bridge
Local Talent Dances Highlight Community Event
Harland Powers with a trio including H Powers Albert Riley and Jeorge Jamieson led a program as Richard Robert and Margaret Allen performed Highland dances while Edward sums and Gallgater offered a clog and acrobatic number Maynard. Auxiliary post expresses gratitude through the Enterprise for baskets and transport from non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Powers
H. Powers
Albert Riley
Jeorge Jamieson
Richard
Robert
Margaret Allen
Mighland “Fing
Edward Sums
Gallgater
Maynard
Grand Officers Visit Maynard Lodge in Historic Assembly
Grand Master William Barker and Grand Guardian Gilbert M Mason led visiting officers from 1.0.0.F. to Maynard Lodge on a rare midweek visit. Guests from nearby towns attended a chicken pie supper and reception at Masonic hall before seven initiates, with Maynard Lodge praised for adding 66 members that year and ranking second in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
William's Barker
Gilbert M
Masonic Hall
Odg Fellows
Barker
Maynard Jod
George Smith
Noble Grand
Frederick P. Glazier
Hudson Algo
William B. Jones
Ralph Jones
Robert Lester
Albert E. Randell
Ralph W. Case
William Morris
Maynard Handicraft Champion Crowned in Middlesex County
Wilbur Croft, president of the Maynard Handicraft club, was named Middlesex County handicraft champion by county agent Roberto E. Trask of Waltham. His cedar tool chest with brass corners and a jimmy proof lock beat over 100 county competitors at the Maynard Boys and Girls clubs exhibition at Co operative hall. Miss Margaret Rayner of North Acton won county champion broad maker honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Croft
Maynard Handicraft Club
Middlesex County
Roberto BE. Trask
Waltham
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Maynard
Co-operative Hall
Margaret Rayner
North Acton
Assabet Aerie to Install Officers May 23
Assabet Aerie F O B will install officers chosen this week on May 23. Officers include Thomas Tierney president David Foley vice president John O Moore chaplain John Leary secretary William Hinds treasurer Patsy Valeno inside yard Jamey Prosper outside guard Fiza Wyatt trustee for 3 years Delegates to the state convention are William Hinds John O Leary Henry Slyvert Edward Ward The convention meets at Revere June 17 1819. An anniversary celebration of a winning state wide degree team will follow next Monday evening led by Bert Kitchiner lodge S of St G with Victoria lodge of Waltham as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Aerie
Thomas Tierney
David Foley
John O'Moore
John Leary
Wiliam Hinds
Patsy Valeno
Jamey Prosper
Fiza Wyatt
William Hinds
John O'Leary
Henry Slyvert
Edward Ward
Revere
Devree
Bert Kitchiner
Old Fashioned Furniture Wanted Confidential Sale
Classified inquiry seeking purchase of tables chairs desks bureaus chests clocks mirrors stools pictures hardware china glassware and related items all sales confidential Mail responses to P O Box 84 Marlboro Massachusetts US 1f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Marlboro
Mass
Real Estate for Sale Offers Various Country Farms
An eight acre farm with improvements and modern amenities, a ten acre truck farm in Concord with berries and asparagus, a seventeen acre farm in Boxboro with a house and wood, a forty acre wood lot twelve miles from West Acton post office, and other bargains. Write C. A. Durkee, Box 163, West Acton, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boxboro
West Acton
C. A. Durkee
Acton
Mass
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