May Rae Rev Frederick N Rutan to Speak on National Preparedness
The mid week service will be at 7 30 Wednesday with an address by Rev Frederick N Rutan on National Preparedness. Sunday morning service at 10 45 and Sunday school at 12 noon. A junior C R B society formed under Miss Ethel Butterworth with Emma Guillow assistant. open to children nine to fourteen, first meeting Sunday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutan
C. RB
Ethel Butterworth
Emma Guillow
Narrow escape for South Acton motorist at powder mills bridge
Mr. Fletcher of South Acton barely escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon when his auto slid into a deep rut near the second bridge by the powder mills. A nearby 5 o'clock electric car was crossing the trestle as Motorman Harry Cook made a quick stop, saving the machine from a collision. One wheel hung over the wall, but Mr. Fletcher was unhurt. the windshield was the only damaged part. Regular evening service at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fletcher
South Acton
Powder Mills
Harry Cook
Fletcher
Town Meeting Approves Bridge Work and Finances
Town meeting held Monday evening in Coorlinedl approved a $1000 appropriation for bridge work and related improvements. Reports from town officers were read detailing bids from R. B. Whipple Co. and the engineer J. R. Worcester, with final action setting $1000 for fence, curbing, and road paving plus additional costs for sidewalk and filling. Finance committee recommended $700 total, while amendments sought $800 and $1000. after debate, $1000 was approved. A separate vote directed $1200 for the poor department and $100 for Vose Plot funds in Glenwood cemetery care.
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R. B. Whipple Co
R. L. Whipple Co
John J. Driscoll
William
Gutteridge
Reggtt Ag
Harvey Harwood
Finance Committee
Naylor
Bridge Committee
John O. Thompson
John White
John Woollerschied
Glenwood
Paying Bonuses At Milford Office Of Metropolitan Life
Assistant Superintendent Frank Bixby of the Milford office helps Agent A A Hilferty in distributing bonuses to policy holders. About 500 dollars is expected to be paid to holders of industrial policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bixby
Milford
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
A. A. Hilferty
Unlicensed Dog Case Decided At Concord District Court
Charles Paananen was found guilty of keeping an unlicensed dog at Concord District Court. The case was placed on file.
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Charles Paananen
Concord
Gee
Marlboro Lodge to Confer Degrees in Parade Night
Maynard Lo. O. Fy will lead Marlboro brethren in a parade on Oct 27 with seven candidates receiving first degree. Marlboro and Na-band lodges join at 7:20 p.m. on Main St and march to their Nason Street quarters. A tool house break in Friday evening saw $30 to $40 worth of tools, mostly cars, stolen. police investigating amid similar recent thefts.
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Commonwealth of Mastccnusetter
Middlesex
Gaid
Lowell
Bedford
Loomis St
Court House
Cambridge
WM. C. Dillingham
Henry
Il. Walker
Marlboro
Na— Band
Main St
Marlboro Lodge
Nason St
Brook St
Concord St
Maple St
Summer St
New Central Mass Basketball League Formed
Worcester Marlboro Framingham Milford and Northborough form the Central Mass basketball league. This first state league since past rivalries sees Marlboro backed by ex Alderman Christopher Ghifoni. Season opens November 1 with Marlboro at home. Maynard and Hudson may join later but are not in this year.
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Central Mass
Worcester
Marlboro
Framingham
Milford
Northboro
Maynard
Westfield
Jack Punch
George Lynch
Chicopee
Christopher Ghifoni
Hudson
St George's Church Activities Schedule and Meetings
Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau presides with morning prayer sermon at 10.30 catechism at 11.45 and evening service at 7.30. St Hilda's Guild meets Thursday afternoon. Maynard Troop 1 Boy Scouts meet Saturday at 1.00. A church meeting Wednesday evening will plan the annual English tea party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Ladies of
St. Hilda’s Guild
Maynard
Boy Scouts of America
Ladies Day Observed at Middlesex Club Cottage Lake Boon
The Middlesex club held its annual ladies day at the Lake Boon cottage with 22 covers for dinner. Menu included oysters consomme roast turkey giblet sauce cranberry sauce vegetables and desserts. James Priest was chef assisted by Willwell. A. C. Strout transported the group home in an auto truck after an afternoon of canoeing and social time.
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Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
Vermont
James Priest
Will _ well
C. Strout
Freaks of the Season Bloom Twice at Bancroft and Wilcox
At Thomas F. Parker's Bancroft Street home rage bushes bloom a second time this year, an unusual display. Peter Wilcox's residence reports a second strawberry harvest, and William Holt also picked berries from his vines in a similar oddity.
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Thomas F. Parker
Bancroft St
Peter Wilcox
William Holt
Crawford Day Observed at A. T. Haynes & Co Store
Crawford day was observed at the store of A. T. Haynes & Co with a demonstration by Bert Payne from the Boston office. Visitors received a souvenir soup plate and viewed a furnished five room flat to picture the stove in their kitchen. Many people called during the day impressed by the Crawford stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
A. T. Haynes & Co
Bert. Payne
Boston
Haynes
Otterbein Quartet and Bell Ringers at Naylor Hall Concert
An annual concert under church auspices will be held at M. E. church in Naylor hall on November 2. The Otterbein male quartet and bell ringers will appear at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Naylor Hall
Otterbein
Raynard High School to Build Hockey Rink at Mill Pond
A Thursday meeting at Raynard High voted to form a pupil association to raise funds for equipment and establish a hockey team with Don Lent as captain. A rink will be built on Mill Pond for winter games with teams from nearby schools, and the town may flood John A Crowe Park each winter to create a safe, shallow skating basin.
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Mill Pond
J. A. Crowe
Don Lent
Mil Pond
Street Department
John A. Crowe
Maynard
Duane Announces Independent Run For Fifth Middlesex Seat
Former Waltham mayor P. J. Duane enters the race as an independent in the 5th Middlesex district seeking to unseat incumbent Senator Tufts. After a weak Democratic showing and failed sticker campaign in Marlboro he secured enough signatures for an independent candidacy, recalling his strong past vote-getting reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Duane
Walthash
Middlesex
Tufts
Duane
The Last Straw on Potatoes Rise in Prices
An Enterprise reader from Maine notes a 20 million bushel shortfall in the potato crop, part of a 50 million bushels year shortage. With shortages, potato prices are expected to rise for Maynard residents this year for jackets on, mashed, or French fried spuds.
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Maine
Pine Tree
Maynard
Library club invitation to Massachusetts gathering
Librarian Mrs. Sara Nyman and assistant Miss Nellie May received an invitation to attend the Massachusetts Library Club convention. The event runs Thursday through Saturday, and Mrs. Nyman departed Wednesday afternoon to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Nyman
Nellie May
Massachuse Library Club
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Foley
May Rae
Congregational Church
Benjamin C.'Brown
Main Street
Maynard,Mass
B.G. Nichols
Massachusetts Ave
Middlesex Laundry
Parker Street
T. F. Parker
Main
Sudbury St. Bridge
ST. George's Church
Raynard
Watch City
Senator Tufts
Library Club
Touraine
la Touraine
Ile la Touraine
Ws.quinby
Chicago
Cn Exchange
Ce Real
Nason Street
Albert Travis
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Maynard, Masa
Mayth
Kaleva Cooperative Association
Land Committee
Maynard, Mass
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