Maynard Man Tony Valario Held on Assault Charge
Tony Valario, living with relatives in Newton Drive, is brought before the district court on a relative assault complaint. He has alleged Italy murder convictions and asks for Sept court continuation to permit return to his homeland. He faces $15 bail and possibly sail on Sept 22 for Italy with funds refunded upon captain’s notice. He has a wife and two children in Italy and nine months Maynard residency. He previously threatened relatives and an option to sail may affect his bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Valario
Italy
Newton Drive
Porregio
Valario
Tut Cate
Boston
Valarie
Maynard
Lawrence Plans Move to Italy With Boats
A report notes Lawrence intends to take boats to Italy, detailing travel plans and the anticipated departure from Lawrence. The piece emphasizes the upcoming voyage and the logistical steps toward reaching European shores.
Caution Issued Over Counterfeit Ten and Twenty Dollar Bills
Maynard Trust Co. Treasurer Frank Taylor warned the public to inspect ten and twenty dollar notes closely after the bank displayed a counterfeit example. The ex hibit shows a Boston Federal Reserve note altered to ten dollars. The bank received the fake bill last week and urged vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
Maynard Trust Co
Trust Co
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Taylor
Organ to be installed by week end for Baldwin recital
Rev. David M. Angell notes a new church organ will be set up by the end of the week and ready for use by next Sunday. Sunday school opened for fall term and Epworth League held its first fall meeting. The A. M. O. Philathea class met with Miss Hague Naylor Tuesday. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Levi Cheney’s Brooks street home. Tickets for the October 3 recital by Prof. Dr. Minor C. Baldwin are in high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Angell
Epworth League
A. M. O. Philathea
Miss Hague Naylor
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Levi Cheney
Brooks Street
Legion Auxiliary to entertain service men at Groton hospital
The local Legion Auxiliary will entertain service men at the Groton hospital on Sunday, September 25. Gifts or donations may be left with Auxiliary officers for delivery. Mrs. O S Fowler, president, announces a meeting at Riverside hall on Thursday, September 29, at 7 30.
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Legion Auxiliary
Groton Hospital
O.S. Fowler
Auxiliary
Riverside Hall
Larceny Case Fines Peter Binguel at Soncords Court
Peter Binguel of River Street was fined 100 dollars for larceny of cloth from the Assabet mill at the Soncords court Monday morning. The case stems from a raid on Binguet's home by Chief Binks and Patrolman Driscoll two weeks earlier, when cloth was found. The Vested Choir will sing at morning services at the Congregational Church next Sunday under George H. Lawton, with a rehearsal at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Peter Binguel
River Street
Assabet
Soncords Court
Binguet
Congregational Church
George H.lawton
High School Welcomes New Faculty and Records Enrolment
The entire faculty returns for the new year with Miss Helen B. ODonnell of Fitchburg joining. Freshman class at 80, senior class 42, total enrollment 206 with 117 girls and 89 boys. Norton Cannes workers Herbert M. Young George Savikovski and Frank Vorelass start at Norton. Miss M B Scully from Somerville fills Miss Cleary’s Junior High position.
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Helen B. O'Donnell
Fitchburg
Salem Normal School
Kennedy
Plymouth
Herbert M. Young
George Savikoski
Frank Vorelass
Norton
Cannes
M. 8. Scully
Somerville
Simmons College
Miss Cleary
Two South Acton Fires Prompt Two Alarm Response
Two noon fires in South Acton drew two alarms. A chimney blaze at Miss Elizabeth Richardson’s Maynard Street home was extinguished quickly after James Brown notified the department. A second roof fire at Nelson Cole on Harrington Terrace caused by sparks from a wood stove ignited shingles. West Acton firefighters contained the damage to the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Richardson
Walter Jones
Maynard Street
James P. Brown
Brown
Nelson J. Cole
Harrington Terrace
John Coughlin
Clapp
West Acton
Jim
Natick Aces Maynard 5 3 In Crowe Park Ball Clash
Natick defeats Maynard 5 to 3 at Crowe Park before about 1800 fans. Mahan pitched for Natick. Harper, 200 pound spitball artist, worked for Maynard. Key plays included multiple fast double plays by Marsden O'Brien and Lent in support of Natick’s win.
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Harper
Maynard
Cenklowe
Natick
Crowe Park
Roy Marsden
O'Brien
T. Marsden
Lent Anden
Marsden
F Merrill
Lent
Donovan
Morgan
Merrill
Joe Gregg
Morrill
Howard
Eddie Mahan
Fahey
Gregg
O’brien
Bournet
Donovay
Gray
Eaton
Mahan
Smith
McLaughlin
Mavin
Pahey
Sowles
Wiis Co Odes
Ol ‘Araden
Natick Ab
Oward
Wee Enene
Ray
O’brien Morgan
R. Marsden
King
Rev Rouillard to Lead September Pulpit at First Universalist
Miss Helen Fairbanks of Springfield visited her parents on Acton Street. E I Banks promotes home gardening with tomatoes. a beefsteak specimen measured 14 3 4 by 11 13 16 inches and weighed 1 lb 7 oz. A peach specimen from Charlie Miles on Maynard Street weighed 8 oz and measured 9 1/2 by 9 inches. Carlyle quote noted and Exchange square development watch advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rouillard
First Universalist
Helen B. Fairbanks
Springfield
Charles H. Fairbanks
Acton Street
E. I. Banks
Charlie Miles
Maynard Street
Thomas Carlyle
Exchange Square
Maynard Defeats St Andrew's In Crowe Park Game
Maynard defeated the St Andrew's Catholic club of Forest Hills in a well played game at Crowe park Sunday afternoon before a crowd. A double play by Lent O'Brien and Oates in the fourth was fast and snappy. Murphy left fielder featured for the visitors in the field and at bat. Maynard lodge IOOF plans to have the Fisherman team of Swampscott lodges exemplify the initiatory degree at a meeting in October if possible with a dinner in Masonic hall.
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ST. Andrew's
Maynard
Forest Hills
Crowe Park
Gregg
Lent
O’brien
Oates
Murphy
Travis
Lovely
St.Andrew's C.C
Fahey
Lowles
Cadigan
Mahoney
Whalen
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Wilson Lumber’ CO
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Iven
Gordon Lloyd Reed
Nason St
South Acton
Ed D. Holt
Summer St
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