Aton Pleads Guilty in Sudbury Accident
In Piret District Court James E Luby and police officials attend as Aton Carton 22 Brighton pleads guilty after a fatal highway crash near Framing, injuring several people and damaging vehicles. An inquest into McDonald’s death runs parallel with a criminal arraignment and sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Sudbury
Piret District Court
J Carton
Ry Street
Brighton
Carton
McDonald
James E Luby
Semaca W Hall
Aes ‘P. Norton
Ie Ra Rata
House of Conert
Hudson
Eee
Nord Man Akes Bride
Miss Mildred EK Ryan and James Ryan 33 wed Philips Brooke at Federated parsonage with Rev S M Hirtle officiating. Attendants include Irma Ryan and D Lane. They plan to reside in Falls and Canada after a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred EK
Ryan
James Ryan
Philips Brooke
Yesterban
Federated Parsonage
Irma Ryan D
Lane
Carri i Boks
Tax rate changes and troop allocations noted in town report
The town adjusts the ton tax rate to 22.40 per thousand with a prior reduction to 2.20 and mentions a past rate of 24.60. The finance board approves appropriations and reductions. Officials Foley and Donahue are named in charge of barracks transfers to balance troop deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Finance Board
Raymond L. Foley
Lake One
Topsfield Barmere
John’ J. Donahue
eBarracks
Walden Station
Andover Exe Ed and Other Preparatory Instruction
A fragment notes boys from eight to sixteen years get individual instruction at a preparatory school near Andover, located twenty miles west by points of historic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Exeed
Milldam anniversary recalls Concord legacy and Pierce family
The Enterprise reports a 65 year Milldam milestone reflecting Concord history. It notes veteran Odd Fellow Pierce, his early patrons, and descendants visiting his shop as three wars pass in memory. Pierce, Past Grand of Concordia, remains active in local affairs with sons Everett and Frank and granddaughter Jean in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord An
Eee Emerson
Albott
Frank B
Sanborn Andiéthers
Conora Ie Fami Highprechts
Hays
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
Concordia
Braad of Trustees
Ajfaratta Auston
Concord
Everett B. Pierce
Municipal Department
Frank J. Pierce
Boston
Attornncy
Vera
George Brothers
Jean
Hawes Home Destroyed by Fire in Sudbury
Sudbury reports the home of Mr. and Mrs. La Rey Hawes destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. The blaze started after an oil lamp was overturned during floor maintenance. Firefighters responded quickly, but the house and contents were lost and neighbors urged stronger fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Franklin
Hawes
Ms of
Trinitarian Church Names Rev. Geo Tartre Pastor
In a church notice the Trinitarian congregation announces Rev Geo Tartre as its new pastor for the Morality service. The appointment underscores a shift in ministerial leadership within the local faith community.
British cannon to be placed on Lexington green
Lexington Historical Society plans to display a captured British revolutionary cannon on Lexington green next spring to honor the town's Revolutionary War history. The gun, bought for 50 dollars from Mrs Ada Dunlop, has the crown mark and appears largely intact with a preserved caisson and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Willy
Lexington Green
HH. C. Blake
Lexington: “Historical Society
Boston
Ancient and Honorable
Field Artillery
Bunker Hill
Quebec
Ada F. Dunlop
West Coird
Blake
Merriam<street
American Legion
Ware
Dunlop
Concord
Rainbow Auction Held by Maynard Merchants
The Rainbow Money auction drew seven hundred at Waltham Street Hall last night with a Boston concert. Local merchants backed the event and donated hundreds in Rainbow money for bidders who bought golf clubs, silk socks, lingerie, and more. Master of ceremonies Harry Enders led the lively evening, while Mildred Burgess and Ethel Burrill performed. proceeds funded by Rainbow money and fresh merchandise from area stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Street Hall
Boston
Harry Enders
Mildred Burgess
Ethel Burrill
W. B. Case
Howard Case
Charles Warren
Johnson Pharmacy
Julius and
Benjamin Gruber
Gruber Bros
Edward MacPherson
Ralph Fletcher
B. A. Chapman
Jersey Creamery
Peter White
Anna Fayton
Catherine Clark
Charles Pleasky
William Tobig
Ruby Hull
E Caren
Bridge
Special Town Meeting Set for September 10
A special town meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 10, to consider warrants from the Town Finance Committee. The panel recommends $3900 for highway repairs and $816 for damages to property owners from relocations on Summer and Waltham Streets, plus $550 for land purchase at Brooks and Summer, $100 for the tree warden, and $500 for the Police Department. An article for $650 to repair the five department headquarters was not approved, and a vote on Linden Street as a public way was not supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Waltham
Brooks
Summer
Carfie King
Police Department
Linden Street
Comins Sr and Son Win Cordial Concord Golf Event
In Concord on September 3 under rainy skies, Danforth W. Comins and Dan Jr. captured the four ball best ball title with a net 67. Mrs. John M. Eaton and Morgan K. Smith won the mixed foursomes, a nine hole event, with a net 33. William Faversham Jr. claimed the driving contest with 789 yards across three drives, and John Merwin won the approaching and putting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord County
Danforth W. Comins
Dan Jr
John M. Eaton
Morgan K. Smith
Wiliam Faversham Jr
John Merwin
Auction Bids Cast Across Various Items At Store
Readable fragments show bidders for a sale listing items such as Milano pipe Bessie Whalen and Mrs Edward Ryan thermos bottle Adelaide Sims and Violet Baldwin box of candy Tony Mario work shirt J Tubiee Harold Lédgard silk shirt Laura Lent boys knickers Mrs Castilaine lunch set Mrs Wa Driscoll So Acton and dance set. The text notes bids were placed in the boxes with multiple rounds after store bids were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
Bessie Whalen
Edward Ryan
Julia White
J. Donahue
Adelaide Sims
Violet Baldwin
Tony Mario
J. Tubiee
Stow
Harold Lédgard
Laura
Lent
Castilaine
Wa. Driscoll
So. Acton
Mumber
Maynard Golf Tourney Sets Up Tie Runoff
A two day medal play event under the Massachusetts Golf Association auspices at Maynard featured a three way deadlock in Class A with C F Donnelly James Conroy and H F Donnelly tied at 73. The playoff is planned for next Sunday at the Sevened Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Donnelly
H. F. Taylor
James Conroy
Maynard
Chusetts Goig Association
Ciuson
Machusett Club
H. F. Donnelly
Hill
Albermarlé
Conrey
Albermarle
Conroy
Sevaned Club
F. Donnelly
Wach
Taylor
Bear Hill
Alber
Goodwin
Westboro
Kimball
Bear Hm
J— Wolforn
Weston
Ribakoff
Keefe
Neihoden
Forbush
Marlboro
Plenting
Hodder
Brae
Burn
Grimes
Arlbon
Green Sue
Eben Eet
Eereae Morton
Waltham
Bullard
Eran ‘Harrigan
Hoos
Whis
Maleate Kriseman
Donahue
Vesper
John Corcoran
Massachusetts Golf’ “Association
Frank Sheridan
Maynard Country Club
Total High enrollments rise at Maynard schools
Public schools in Maynard open with 1660 pupils. 433 in High school, the largest in the town’s history. Junior and Senior Highs show extra large enrollment while grades fall from last year due to declining local birth rates impacting the grade counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Pomona Grange Opens Fall Meetings with Banquet
Middlesex county announces Pomona Grange falls meetings at Weston Town Hall on Wednesday Sept 10 with a brief business session at six then banquet and entertainment at eight Gasper Bacon Massachusetts State Senate president and John B Thomas entertainer are set to speak and a Northeast Conservatory program will be presented Tickets available from local Masters or Lecturers before the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Central
Pomona Grange
Weston Town Hall
Gasper Bacon
Massachusetts State Senate
John B. Thomas
N. E. Conservatory
Fatal accident at B and M A R station in Acton
Salvatore Amico, a laborer in a track-raising gang, was killed when an eastbound express struck him at the B. and M. A. R. station near South Acton on Friday around 9:30. His companion, who escaped, cried a warning but Amico, confused, fell between the tracks and was hurled about 120 feet. Dr. Clark and medical examiner Wolcott assisted. Amico left a wife and nine children in Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Salvatore Amico
Amico
Clark
Play planned by Monument Hall committee this fall
DN 88 A C H in Monument Hall Tuesday evening of the first week. Michael Hopkins chairman of the committee appointed to present a play. The play will be given late October or early November. At the next meeting of the division on Sept 8 an entertainment will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Michael Hopkins
Trinity Church Sept 7 Holy Communion Services
Sunday schedule lists Rector presiding at Trinity Church with Holy Communion at 6:45 AM and 11 AM. Includes prayers and congregational observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seni
Aso Me Aga
Acton Labor Day Parade Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain
Acton’s Field Day parade under the Edwards Post American Legion and local firemen drew a large crowd along the march route to Acton Center. Despite intermittent rain, crowds lined South and West Acton streets to watch floats and organizations compete for prizes, with honors going to Maysard & Acton Oil, Byron Lumber, and New England Tel Tel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edwards. Quimby ‘Post American Legion
Firemn
Foley
Acton Center
Karp
South Acton
West Acton
Buss Inc
Maysard & Acton Oil Company
South Acam
Henry Bursaw
Comra
Byron Lumber Company
Maynard
New England Tel. Tel
West’ Acton
Foley Ae Holt
Foley Frank
Bono Resheran
Acton ‘Wooldn
Hinewad
Newton Ot South Bridgeta
Childre of Mary
Gary Bridgets
Patish
New Buglam & Tel
Ae Ketan Company
Raymond
I. Concore
Southboro
West
Ittleton
Lexington
Arlington
Siapiay
Sudbury Couple Observes Silver Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Baldwin of Concordia celebrated twenty years of marriage with a Sunday Silver Wedding gathering at their Sudbury home. Relatives and friends from New York New Jersey and local towns attended a dinner and reception as well as gifts including a silver presentation from the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Charles
Baldwin
Concordia
Prettei
New York
New Jersey
John Knight
Charles Eis
David Baldwin
W. Baldwin
Hester
Hester and & Baldwin
Philip J. Ticard
Suffield
Odi Edith Baldwin
Rovinson
Vic
Maynard
The
Odd Fellows
Westonbur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zoe
Tous F. Meteo i
Sud- Hy
I Anarek
Hce
Nord Man
Akes Bride
S Brooks
Mildred E. Ryan
Id Lawrence
Mr. and
W. Lawrence
Subbury
Mass
Velen
Trinitariap . Froecisenoeel
Eor Tarte
Por M
Eckize
West Concord
Historical Society
Waltham Street
Hall Fo
Cobra
Harry En
Donivetleley
Taylors
William Shing
McCabe
R. W. Berkley
Peice
Dr. F. Frazier
Clatte -Hodder
Brae Burn
Maynard High School
Ange
Trinity. Church
Timpey E. Gestelle
Allan
Nea
Bra Oton
Tracy
Beach
Cate
Abcton
Fite
Theron F. Newton
Arha S. Tuttle
Nelson J. Cole
Bank
Boy Scouts
Ichard Lowden
Merriam Go
Charles French
Joseph Perry
James French, Jr
Joseph Butler
West, Acton
Finney ,and
Holt
Int. Harvester Co
Byron Lumber Co
Freeman
Clancy
Grand Army of the Republic
Ceander G. ‘Towns
Isaac Ford
W. F. Pletcher
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!