Town Treasurer Receives ETE Check For 14131.23
The town treasurer reports receipt of an ETE check totaling 14131.23 from the state in the settlement with the town. Previous year payments totaled 37372.90 with several line items listed including taxes and various state charges. Officials note a 3668.29 shortfall against earlier state certifications, reflecting a drop in income and corporation tax revenue.
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George H
Utter
Act of Federal Relief Fund
Massachusetts plans state purchase of apples for unemployed
The State House announces a government program to buy apples for jobless residents at a set price, aiming to distribute ready stock within twenty five or thirty days. The effort involves the Department of Agriculture and Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association coordinating with local communities.
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Marlborough
State House
Baldwin Ga
Massacro
Rs’ ‘Ascocinthian
Massachusetts
Jation
Nef Soi B Hick
Maesa- Fruit Growers
Assovia
Three Live Ghosts at First Parish Vestry
The Unitarian Lagegeen presents Three Live Ghosts at the First Parish Vestry on Saturday. Proceeds finance the church with lively fun for audiences. Cast includes Barbara Allen and Mrs. Daniels among others. News notes Yale football festivities accompany the event.
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Popu
Unitarian Lagegeen's
Sted First
League
Yale
Didy Wrndayey
Clarkson
T Fenn
Smith
Barbara Allen
P. Daniels
Charles Nson
Burleigh L
Fe Laderson
Richard J ' Ae
Wand Philip
Hans W. Milleg
Sion
Parker Depicts The Point Of View
A fragmentary note describes Parker presenting The Point Of View at Somerby High School with a program blending inspiration and color. The High School Association curates a pastel themed display featuring various figures in a striking stage setting.
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Parker
Somerby
Couplewed Fifty Years Ago in West Concord
An elderly West Concord couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary amid memories of shared labor and service. Mrs Russell, born in Concord in 1867, and Mr Russell, born in Boston, have long lived in town. He was a former lamplighter and road commissioner, until recently driving a school barge. The pair kept their anniversary private, with friends offering congratulations and generous tokens of affection.
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West Cone
Ruseell
Goncord
Dennis Greason
Russell Wasorn
Boston
Isas
Russell
Patrick Russell
West Woncord
Jim
Rudsell
Norges
Our Lady Help of Uns
Concord
Enterprise
Roland Dawson Elected Councillor at Chapter Meeting
Roland Dawson was elected councillor at a meeting of the Deinen Chapter in Millard. Swett served as treasurer and was appointed by the Advisory Council to oversee duties. Dawson will be installed at a December meeting.
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Maynard
Deinen
Paes
Hock Brhle Shersametee Millard
Swett
Rheto
Council
Uell
Mom of 7 Honored at Sunday Evening Party
Mrs. Marie Colombo, the seven year old, was honored at a family and friends gathering Sunday evening. Music, refreshments and gifts made the joyful affair a memorable celebration for the youngster.
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Marie ‘Columibo
Imusic
Colombo
Concord farmer Douglas Miller dies suddenly at 47
Douglas Miller, prominent Concord resident and former Yale graduate, died suddenly from a heart attack Thursday during a Boston Agricultural Club dinner. He was 47, survived by his wife Adele Fitzpatrick, a son Alanson, two daughters Katrina and Elizabeth, his mother Mary Miller, and sister Mrs Irving Iborn. Funeral at Trinity Church with burial in Sleepy Hollow.
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Concord
Douglas Miller
Yalé
Yale
Hamlrd Law Schon
Boston Agricultural Club
Miller
Alanson Douglas Miller
Mary Russell (Bleecker
Glen Ridge
N. Y
Taft School
Trinity Church
Adele Fitzpatrick
St. Louis
Alanson D. Miller
Katrina Bleecker Miller
Elizabeth Milfer
Mary R Mill
William C. Iborn
Richmond
Guneral
Charles Russell Peck
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Death of 57 year old Division 44 A O H officer
A O H Division 44 president died suddenly at his home from heart trouble at age 57. Survived by wife Mrs Fannie Cleary, son Francis, daughter Helen, sister Mrs Elizabeth Lyons, and brother John Cleary of Newport RI. Former fire department member and hose company clerk, retired weaver from Asgabet Mill. Funeral tomorrow at St Bridget's Church with requiem mass at 9. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Eary
Maynard
Fannie Cleary
Francis
Helen
Elizabeth Lyons
John Cleary
Newport
Rhode Island
Cleary
Fire Department
Asgabet
St. Bridget's Church
Maynard Civil Works Project Employs Thirty Five Men
Federal Project Maynard puts 35 men to work today on regular jobs funded by the Massechusetts Civil Works board. Twenty work on surface drains with $4000 granted. 16 cut brush at White Pond water department with $1800 granted. Unskilled labor paid 50 cents per hour. skilled labor 1.20 dollars per hour for a 30 hour week. Total grant 5300 dollars. Town officials report Maynard is entitled to 18000 dollars for civil works proposals once offered and accepted by the Civil Works Board.
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Maynard
Massachie Civil Works Board
White Pond Water Department
Una
Board of Civil Works
West Concord Woman's Club elects new president
At a Friday meeting in Warner Hall Mrs Chester H Adams of 162 Commonwealth Avenue was chosen president to succeed Mrs Charles A Borden who resigned due to ill health. Second vice president Mrs Guy G Fernald becomes president and Pringle, former club president, is elected to fill the second vice president post. The club planned a World whist party in Warner Hall.
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West Concord
Warner
Concord High Falls to Maynard in Rough Football Clash
Maynard High overwhelmed Concord High 66 to 6 as Brayden connected with John Malcolm for a quick score and Maynard added multiple touchdowns. Concord showed flashes of offense but defense allowed big gains and Maynard dominance, while postgame damages drew police attention.
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Concord
Maynard High
Maynard
Brayden
John Malcolm
Concorn
Malcolm
Jim Malcolm
Thse
O'Leary
Jim Scolm
Newman
Rooters
Uth
Ntendent Joslin
Maynard High Concord High
le Tre Hosmer
Venti Archer
McKenna
Horne Duggan
Heyliger O'Donhell
Sheehan
Magurn
Ighachuk
Anderson Koskinen
Tompkins
Robinson
le Palmer
McGratf
Edmands O'Leary
Clelland
Flannery
Rooney
DiCicco
Concord High
di Cidco
Rush
Halloran
Wedding at St Bridget's Maynard Benedetto Sinacola Barilone
Miss Benedetto Sinacola daughter of Mr and Mrs Benedetto Sinacola 95 Waltham Street marries Benedict J Barilone son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Barilone 34 Butler Avenue in St Bridget's church at 1 30 pm Rev John J McCarthy officiates. Bridesmaid Miss Teresa Carbone, best man Fred DiGrappo. Reception at grooms home attended by guests from Maynard Boston Revere Medford Newton Watertown Sudbury and others. The couple will reside at 34 Butler Avenue.
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Maynard
Boston
Revere
Medford
Newton
Watertown
Sudbury Seeks Five Thousand Federal Funds for Town Projects
Sudbury selects five thousand dollars of federal funds for local use. Plans call for a thousand dollars to create parking behind the Town Hall and upgrade the Center School playground. Four thousand dollars would finance brush cutting grading and graveling secondary roads chiefly the continuation of Goodman Hill Road. The meeting included Harvey N Fairbank Aubrey Bord en and L Roy Hawes with George H Thompson leading the Welfare Board. Jerry of Jerroico will be shown tonight in Bolton town hall by Marlboro Baptist Giver Club for the Bolton Federated church fundraiser.
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Harvey N. Fairbank
Aubrey iBorden
L. Roy Hawes
George ‘H. Thompson
Welfare Board
Gardner ‘Auditorium
State House
Sudbury
Goodman’ Hill Road
Jerry of
Jerrico
Bolton
Marlboro’ Baptist Gier Club
Sevcret
Bolton Federated Church
Glee Club Marks Third Year of Noted Engagements
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club, born from an impromptu lodge room singing session, enters its third year with growing engagements. Under director Gavin A. Taylor the 24 voices perform popular tunes and old favorites, with trips planned to Maynard Stow and Pilleri ca and future dates in Lexington and Watertown. Frank T. Holland serves as president and William Merriam as secretary.
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Maynard
Lodge
Reider
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Ff & A M
Maynard, Stow and
Pillerica
Towns Join Missionary Program Sunday in Maynard
A joint meeting of Maynard Stow and Attoms churches, promoting a Protestant missionary program, featured Dr Alden Clark author of India On the March addressing the afternoon session and two conferences. Dr Clark and Rev Charles spoke. Dr Ane Parker spoke at the evening service. Ralph Smith led the choir with Hazel Hooper and Lindsey Smith among participants.
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Maynard
Congregational Church
Chutclieg
Stow
Attoms
Alden Clark
India
Clark
Charles
Ane
Parker Paces
Christ
Ralph ‘Smith
Ternoon
Lindsey Smith
Hazel Hooper
Installation of Officers at Maynard Post and Auxiliary
Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary held a large ceremony at the Odd Fellows hall with Michael Towler inducting officers. Katharine Olsen assisted the State Auxiliary president Bessie Misner. Local government officials attended as guests followed by supper and entertainment featuring a quartet, readings, piano, and stunts.
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Maynard
Maynard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxilary
Odd Fellows
Michael Towler
Katherine Olsen
State Auxiliary Départment
Bessie Misner
Auxiliary
Ralph Jamieson
Charles Viocchi
Walter Kelley
Albert Riley
Eileen Lizotte
West Acton
Rita Foley
Mildred Holley Maynard
William Morrill
Joseph Southroyd
George Quins
Edward Hoffman
Arthur Wright
Henry Landry
John Peterson
J. McCarthy
Maynard Roll Call Receives Strong Community Support
The Maynard Red Cross Roll Call reports a larger enrollment than last year as canvassers visit homes. Maynard Branch welfare efforts include clothing and blanket distributions, school milk for 18 children, and Junior Red Cross gifts for Bedford and Veterans Hospital support.
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Maynard
Maynard Branch Red Cross
Kea Crees
Nso
Red Cross
Algo
Iha
Bedford US Pitai
Niegis
Andy
Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Ation
P. J. Sullivan
William Litchfield
Saanee Mahoney
Sudbury Tax Settlement Figures Reported
State receipts show Sudbury to receive 2062 dollars from the collection of corporate and other taxes, following a 2382 dollar debit.
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Sudbury
State
Maynard Officials Attend State Projects Meeting
Maynard town officials attended a Monday meeting at the State House called by the Welfare Board to discuss a shared state program of projects. Attendees included town leaders and department chairs such as Gardner, Naylor, Irwin, and Priest, with focus on town office facilities and public works.
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Maynard
State House
Thesetts Board of Civil Men
Welfare
Ely
Gardner
Binks
Charles Irwin
R. Priest
William Sealtary
Te Welfare Cor
Joshua Naylor
Robert Tin
A. Coughlan
B. J
Charles Crossley Dies at 64 in Maynard
Charles Crossley died Sunday morning at his brother’s home on Gorivord Street Wickford Rhode Island. He was 64 and survived by two brothers Kingdon and William Crossley of Lowell. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Congregational church vestry Rev Matthew Vance officiating. A large number of friends and wives attended. Crossley was well known in Maynard and formerly of the Assabet mill.
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Maynard
Charles Crossley
Gorivord Street
Mornee
Ason Crossley
Wickford
R. I
Kingon
William Crossley
Lowell
Congregational Church
Matthew Vance
Mayor Batts Kills Wild Cat Threat Near Hen Yard
In Nine Acre Corner Mayor Bruce shot and killed a bobcat that raided a hen yard near his estate. The beast caused multiple poultry losses, triggering four steel traps. the animal sprang the fence and was fatally struck. Household poultry owner Archie Simpson reports similar wild cat sightings three miles away.
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Bruce
Nine Acre Corner
Wild Cat
Bo Bcat
John
Archie P Simpson
High State
Central Street
West Concord
Anderson’s Market
Bertie Clayton of Acton Dies in River Street Home
Bertie B H Clayton died at his River street home on Wednesday November 16 at age unknown. He had lived in the village about six years, came from Haverhill, and worked at A Merriam Company for most of his time there. Funeral services were held Friday November 17, led by Mrs. Clayton's brother E B Nelson of Kitd nia Th Sperment, with his wife present. he leaves two children and a widow.
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Bertie
Clayton
Acton
River Street
Haverhill
A. Merriam Company
Maynard Relief Drive Seeks Funds for Community Aid
The Maynard relief committee appeals for contributions to fund local aid projects. Last year they raised 2190 from residents, spending on gardens, food, fuel, medic al needs, overhead, and other assistance. A new drive begins Thursday, with Harold Morgen accepting gifts and committee members listed.
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Oliec
Les Army Ais
Maynard
Harold ._Morgen
James A. Coughlan
Matthew A.vance
Harold Morgan
Harry C. Templeton
Paul Hilander
Miss Constance Dibiase Wins Merit Award in Somerville
The article notes Miss Constance Dibiase earning a merit award at Somerville, with reference to master enlargement and accompanying remarks at Miss Dibiase's home.
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Constance Dibiase
Haly
Somerville
Miss Dibiase
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American Woolen Co
Bover
Mrs
James M
Roland Dawson
Sleepy Hollow
Chester H. Adams
Woman's Club
H Eka
ST. Bridget's
Benedict J. Barilone
Glee Club
Towns
Civil Board
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