Man killed at Cellulose plant in Nova Scotia
Andrew Brewster 22 died Saturday morning after a drum of acid weighing about 1000 pounds toppled from a wagon at the Cellulose Products plant in Concord He died en route to Emerson hospital The incident occurred after the wagon crossed a railroad track Brewster born in Baxter Harbor Kings County Nova Scotia later moved from Framingham to the area Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery
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Maynard
Andrew Brewster
Celluose Products Inc
Enoch Burgess
Brewster
Raymond Hooper
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Mr. Brewster
Baxter Harbor
Kings County
Nova Scotia
Fraimingham
Methodist Church
C E. Carroll
Cellulose. Products Company
Glenwood Cemetery
Annual May procession and crowning at St Bridget's parish
The annual May procession and crowning of the Queen of May by St. Bridget's parish children will be held next Sunday afternoon. A large class will receive First Communion at 8:30 mass that morning. Forty Hours devotion runs Friday morning to next Sunday high mass at 10:30. Ascension Day observances include 5:45 7 and 8 am masses. Confessions listed for Wed Thu Fri Sat. Masses Fri Sat at 5:45 and 7.
Hill Wins Tennis Match in Weston High Tourney
In a Weston High School tennis match played Saturday on the Wal Court, Peter Laban of Weston faced Jack Hill of Sudbury. Hill won the first set 8-6 then dominated the second 6-0 as Phil Way oversaw the tournament.
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Weston High School
Wal Court
Peter Laban
Weston
Jack Hill
Sudbury
Hill
Phil Way
Ths
Concord Academy Commencement and May Day Schedule
Miss Elsie G n principal announces Concord Academy events for May Day on the school grounds May 25. An outdoor commencement exercises on June 8 at 3 30 p m followed by garden events and athletic field activities including a fathers and others tennis tournament.
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Elsie G. N
Concord Acadas
Welock
Sheld
Maynard town council meets for first May session
The Maynard town council held its first meeting of May in the afternoon at the Selectmen's room. Members Cloverleaf Troop Gish Hons, Mrg i n Sandérsgny Pow h, Mrs Offie Hayward, Mrs Anna Lawson attended. Chairman Sanderson led the session at home.
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Ard
Maynardcouts Council
Sandérsgny
Offie’ Hayward
Anna. Lawson
Sanderson
United Cooperative Society Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
Maynard May 26 The United Cooperative Society marked its twentieth anniversary with an elaborate program at Vose Play Grounds drawing guests from Worcester Fitchburg Gardner and Boston. Chief speakers included Oscar Tokoi former prime minister of Finland and J P Warasse president of the Cooperative League of America with entertainment by a male chorus and local performers.
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Maynard
United Cooperative Society
Vose
Worcester
Fitchburg
Gardner
Boston
United Concert Band
Oscar Tokoi
Finland
J. P. Warasse
Cooperative League of America
International Cooperative Alliance
David Heine
Hilda Arooma
Irja Eronen
Edward Arno
He United
Cooperative
Waldemar Niemila
Suomi College
Hancock
Michigan
M. Autio
Edward Helander
M. A. Autio
M. Hubacks
A. Saleniu
A. Anderson
A. Jantti
H. Linden
Choi Leader Given Purse of Gold at Parish Hall Testimonial
Maynard May 25 The choir of St George church received a testimonial from vestrymen at Parish Hall. A turkey supper was served at 6 pm followed by remarks by Rev Malcolm Ward and others. A purse of gold was presented to Frank T Holland choir leader. Readings and musical selections accompanied the event.
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Malcolm Ward
Albert Fasthope
Frank
Frank Holland
Alice McDonald
Herbert Moynihan
Olive Webster
Elaine Holland
Viola Sales
William Oates
Ruth Taylor
Grace Greenleaf
Harry Andrews
William Bar Fon. Ralph
George Jamieson
Saxon
George Webster
Raymond Seckels
George. Brown
W. i N
Arts and Crafts Exhibit Showcases Student Talent
Maynard May 25 Arts-Crafts exhibit at the high school auditorium highlights practical art skills across grades. Prizes and medals from Mass SPCA contest attract attention while students like Bernard Gree wellnemet, Mark Kelley, John Bwanowicz, Irma Russy show promise in illustration and lettering. The featured minstrel show, led by Miss Florence Wilder’s class, closes the evening with a student orchestra and chorus as thanks go to staff and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Misg Etta Graves
Bernard Gree Willnemet i
Mark Kelley
John Bwbanowicz
Irma Russy
Willie Fingard
Sjoblon
Aurora Cone
Jeanette _vohnson
Passepartont
Ruth’ Bradley
Mildred Croft
Irma Howard
Sirika Keivy
Ruth Foster
Howard King
Herbert Ruotsala
Beatrice Smith
Evelyn Madan
Lawrence Chandler
Richard Thane
Nethoe Googe
Blue Iss Wood
Bancroft Street
Coughlan
Miss Blood
Florence Wilder
Ead
George Ralli
Vieter Pilecki
Lauri Wick
Norvin‘Reubenstein
Roland Dawson
Jennie Bygot
Ruth Hull
Norvin Laubenstein
Margaret Johnson
Margaret Duggan
Rosaleen Hinds
Irja Jokela
Catherine Salo
Ali Hermanson
Nini Wuorta
Hemi Pietala
Catherine Coughlan
Harold Johnson
Alric French
Jennie Bggot
Miss Graves
Pastor Boicourt Leaves for Omaha Biennial
Rev William Boicourt pastor of the Congregational church departed Monday for Omaha Nebraska to attend the biennial convention representing several nearby churches. The Sunday school and Philathéa class honored him at a church social where deacon William H. Gutteridge presented a history of the church and state paper. The event related to shifting property from the Evangelical Society to a new ownership method.
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Maynard
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Omaha
Neb
Congregational Churches
William Hi.Gutteridge
Gutldge
Evangelical Society
Sudbury Socials and Local Baseball Result
Mrs Melvin Guptil visits her Ohio mother while Mrs William Tufts and Mrs Maude Cameron tour Maine. Miss Nestor Piper from the M G H staff stayed at Old Sudbury road over the weekend. Mrs Charles H Way attended a luncheon and bridge at Mrs Harrie Mirrow’s Hyde Park home. Wayland grammar team defeated Sudbury 11 to 5 in a recent game.
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Wayland Grammar
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Receives Visiting Officers
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge hosts Mizpah Assembly officers and district deputies in an official visitation. After supper, a reception and degree work followed as visiting officers were praised for enthusiasm and efficiency. Gifts were presented to the visiting officers.
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Odd
Fellows Hall
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Reekah Assembly
Irma McFarlane Chelsea
Rebekah Assembly
Werence Howard
Marshall
Clara Murray
Marlboro
Mizpah Lodge
Mizpeh
Alice Murray
Noble Grand
Sylvia Erikson
Annie M
Morris Record
Elsie, P. Brayden
Bertha L. Whitney
Fin
Martha Hartin
Edith Laubenstein
Johcn
Ruth Haton
Ruth Haton, Inside Lian
Josephine Paine
Guardian
Mary Jones
Chandler M. Shaw
RSNG
Abbie Isher
LSNG
Stella Cook
RSVG
Tinie, Petersen
Ella Price
Mary B. Eriksen
Blenheim
Volve-Whitatters
Benjamin Clark
Framingham
Hkmma
Whitney
Ida Kaw
Mary Nelson
Helen Lyons
Ethel Taylor
Evakworth
Matilda Hodges
Alice Pe Eit
Annie Marsdeie Ta
Children Are Grange Guests at Concord
Concord May 25 annual Children Night hosted by First Parish meetinghouse patrons and 150 attendees. A brief business session preceded a program featuring violin piano items, recitations, dances, and songs by Evelyn Engerretsen John O Connor and several local youths. Ice cream and cookies served. next meeting June 7 includes a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m chaired by Mrs Sadie Wilson, Mrs Julia Reed and Mrs Catherine Culkins.
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Concord
Crees
Monument Hall
Catherine Culkins
Evelyn Engerretsen
Margaret Tobin
John O’connor
Dorothy Dee
Maurice Dee
Beth Howard
Robert Culkins
Katherine Byron
Mary Sheehan
Cora Flannery
Francis Reed
Mary Culkins
William O'Conner
Cora Plannery
Frances Reed
Madeline Maguire
Dora Dee
Charles’ M Garner
Demeter
Sadie Wilson
Julia Reed
Catherine @ulkins
Sudbury Woman's Club II annual meeting held at town hall
The Sudbury Woman's Club II annual meeting was held at the town hall on Wednesday afternoon May 18. Officers and committees for the coming year were announced, appropriations were made for the year, and other business of importance was transacted.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
New York Visitors Inspect Local Products Plant
A delegation of New York bankers brokers stockholders and editors toured the Products Plant on Saturday escorted by Major M J Connelley with C P Messersmith and Jerome Buckley. They viewed lacquers paints and smokeless powder production and noted new shifts and expansion plans with about three to four hundred workers soon to be employed.
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New York
M. J. Connelley
C. P. Messersmith
Jerome Buckley
Perks
The
Wall Street Journal
E. P
Megeersmith
Tony
Connetiaer
Etry
Major Connelly
Rae
Compsiy
Ocean
le Jeade
Harvard College
Connelly
Dea
Swampscott Delegates Attend Federation Meeting
Mrs. Rachel McCleary and Mrs. Essa Case led eighteen Maynard Women’s Club members to the Federation of Women’s Clubs of Massachusetts annual meeting in Swampscott on a special bus. Charlotte Stockbridge attended as state delegate through the American Homes committee. A reception for the Maynard group followed at Mrs. McCleary’s Brooks Street home with officers and members listed.
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Rachel McCleary
Essa Case
Maynard Woman's Club
Federation of Womans Clubs of Mass
Swampscott
Charlotte ‘Stockbridge
Committee On American Homes of the Federation
McCleary
The
Maynard Chird
Brooks Street
Eva’Frye
Wice
Lorence Dawson
Annie Naylor
Lessie McGarry
Helena Murphy
Marcia Wallingford
Marcia Wallingford, Chairman, Legislative and
Bessie Cole
Conserve
Charlotte Ctockbridge
Kinetican Home
Huldah Taylor
Maude Gutteridge
Hilda Ketola
Hrriet Naylor
Nellie
Eleanor At
Memorial Day Services In Sudbury
Memorial services will be held in the M. E. church at the center next Sunday. Members of the GAR, W.V., American Legion, Sudbury Post, and other veterans are invited to attend. The Rev. George H. Clark will preside.
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Sudbury
M. EB
GAR
W.V
American Jon
Can Legion
Sudbury Post
Tall Tones
George H. Clark
Walter E Piper Returns from Australia
Walter E Piper returned Friday from Australia after three months on business with the President Suspender Co. of Shirley. He says Australia and the United States are closely allied in business and promises to share many tales of people and places seen during his travels.
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Sudbury
Walter E. Piper
Australia
President Suspender Co
Shirley
United States
Burial for Mrs. Mary B. White in St Bernard's Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Mary B White widow of Patrick J White and a native of Concordee was brought here Tuesday morning the 18th for burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Mary B.white
Patrick J. White
Concordee
St. Bernard's Cemetery
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Stedge
Amat
En Brewster
Cellulose Products Co
Mayd
Concord Ann Society
Concord PLC
Old North
Charlestown J
Herbert
Ganze
Mercantile Society
Maynard—Establishment
Choi
Nebraska
Rebekah Assembly and Suite
Grange
Woman's Club II
Ik As Reine
Poppy
Roosevelt School
Grace Swebhey
Roosevelt Schoot
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