Town Meeting Has Packed House Oversees New School Plan
A full house at Cooperative hall last Wednesday debated building a new grade school. Voters backed a plan to construct a 14 room brick school on the Nason street site with a $55,000 base and $65,000 total estimate, funded by insurance proceeds and town bonds over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship of State
Albert Batley
Batley
Frank Sanderson
John O. Thompson
B. J. Coughlin
Wm. Naylor
Howard Hamblen
Nason St
John Hannon
Joshua Naylor
Hamblen
Goodenow
Bancroft St
Summer St
George Lynch
Reardonville
Wm. McGowan
Harvey Harwood
Charlies Keane
John C.thompson
W. B. Case
Charles Keane
Arthur Croft
Joan O. Thompson
James J. Hilferty
Daniel Goodenow
James Prosper
Howard A. Wilson
Charles D. ‘Holmes
Glen‘wood Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church Campaign Schedule
A. Morrill Osgood leads the second week of series in Greater Boston cooperation with churches. Morning service at 10 45 features An Appreciation of Rev William A Sunday D D. Evening band from Clinton aids service. Midweek vestry gathering. theme Confession and Consecration. Next week repeats with emphasis on spiritual preparation and Holy service. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Boston
William A
D. D
Sean Dance
Edward Henderson
Emmanuel Taylor
First meeting of season by White Cross at Riverside hall
The White Cross held its season kickoff at Riverside Hall on Thursday with strong attendance. The ways and means committee was tasked to plan an entertainment for the November meeting.
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The
White Cross
Riverside Hall
Committee On Ways and Means
Maynardites Win Tickets For Big Game
The Ledgerd and Cougalin families join Dr Edward Wisherty Percy Taylor Michael Lynch Joseph White and Judge H A Wilson as lucky Maynardites to witness the big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Ledgerd
B. J. Cougalin
Edward Wisherty
Percy Taylor
Michael Lynch
Joseph White
Loverett Tnticen
H. A. Wilson
Middlesex Pomona Grange Entertainment At Masonic Hall
Middlesex Pomona Grange entertained Borough Pomona and Middlesex Central Pomona at the Masonic hall last Wednesday. About 160 members from Acton Bedford Concord Lexington Lincoln Maynard Waltham and Weston attended. Morning program featured welcomes papers and a discussion. Dinner for about 126 guests was provided by Maynard Grange. Afternoon program included club swinging xylophone music solos sketches and readings from various granges with a long serving and committee list noted.
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Middlesex Central
Pomona
Borough Pomona
Masonic Hall
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Lexington
Lincoln
Maynard
Waltham
Weston
Chas. H. Stanley
Maynard Grange
James R. Comley
Maude S. Comley
James Wilson
Charles Harris
Miss Fenterman
Harrig and Wilder
Miss Wilder
Berlin Grange
Rice
Miles
Sudbury Grange
Althea Morse
Hudson Grange
Miss Stivers
Hosmer
Southboro Grange
B. C. Steele
Boxboro Grange
Lizzie Hodges
Wm. M . Mra
W. X. Macurda
David Bander
Mary Sweeney
Lena Whitney
Dorothy Persons
Mildred Whitney
Funeral Service for Miss Gladys Binks Held
Miss Gladys Binks died recently. funeral conducted at her home on Hast Street with Rev. A Morrill Osgood officiating. Bertha Batley sang two hymns. Interment in Glenwood cemetery. Flowers from schoolmates and many friends from Methuen Lowell Worcester and Auburn New Hampshire. Survived by her parents Isaac and Mrs Binks two sisters Viola and Bertha and brothers Frank and Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Binks
A. Morrill Osgood
Bertha Batley
Glenwood Cemetery
Methuen
Lowell
Worcester
Auburn
N. H
Isaac Binks
Viola
Bertha
Frank
Raymond
Delegates Mary Driscoll and Katherine Lyons to Textile Workers Convention
Miss Mary Driscoll and Katherine Lyons will attend the United Textile Workers of America convention in New York the week of October 16 as delegates of the Drawer-in and Spoolers' union. They plan a two week stay, one at the convention and one visiting friends in Newark Philadelphia and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Driscoll
Katherine Lyons
United Textile Workers of America
New York
Drawer-in and Spoolers
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Fire department called to Lakeview house blaze
Firefighters were summoned to a Lakeview home early Friday to extinguish a bed fire. Chemicals quickly doused the flames. Investigators suspect smoking in bed as the probable cause.
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Lakeviews House
Woman of Cleveland Delivers Socialist Talk on Bread and Butter
Wednesday evening Lotta Burke spoke on politics and the bread and butter issue. The talk was under the auspices of Maynard Socialist club with the Imatra band providing music before the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Burke
Cleveland
Miss ‘Burke
Socialist Club
Maynard
Imatra Band
Reverend A Morrill Osgood to Speak at Union Church Institute
Rev. A Morrill Osgood president of the Concord district of the Massachusetts school association will address the Sunday school institute at Union church Concord Junction Monday. The association includes the towns of Concord Maynard Hudson Lincoln Stow Boxborough and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Union Church
Concord Junction
Mr. Osgood
Concord
Mass. ‘School Association
Maynard
Hud
Lelington
Linegin
Stow
Box Bere
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