Woman's Club Program Opens 1927 28 Season
The Maynard Woman's Club led by president Mrs Rachel Ty presents a season of lectures music and dramatic programs at the High School Auditorium beginning October 11 with reception for Mia Gari i second vice president of Federation of Women’s Clubs. The schedule includes lectures by Margaret Cum and Emma Falk Schofield, musical recitals, teas and dramatic recitals through May 8.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Rachelty
Lecky
High Schoo Um
Say
Mia Gari i
Federation of ‘Women’s
George H. Sawyer
Margaret Cumlecturer
Ro- Key
Elsie Macon
Waverley
Cynthia ‘Hadyn
Crane
Hazel Wentworth
Hilda Kotela
Frank W. Wright
Kitty
Knight
Legislative Il
Lorena. Kennedy
Emma Falk Schofield
Onera
Mary the
Louise’ Mudgett
Charlotte Stock
Inquest Held Over Death From Car Crash in Worcester
Sept 14 in Worcester an inquest will probe the death of Mrs Ligman F who was fatally injured when an automobile driven by Niskanen of Parker Street collided with her. Niskanen was fined $10 in District Court for a defective brake on the machine. The inquest may feature a witness who will detail the accident. Mrs Ligman F died at City Hospital after being unconscious in a coma.
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Ter
Ligman
Holt
Ny nard Man Not Guilty In Indecent Assault Case
A Plumber from Was found not guilty in Middlesex County Court on a Tuesday acti In Mag s. He refused from which sentence beind demanded a jury.
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Stansfield
Idlesex
Diamond Jubilee Observance for Congregational Church
The Congregational church marks its diamond jubilee this month with a three day program starting Sunday Sept 25. A banquet is planned for Monday the 26th and a parish meeting Tuesday will transfer church property administration. A 75-voice chorus rehearses under Gavin A. Taylor. the church was organized in 1852 as the town’s oldest congregation.
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Gavin A. ‘Taylor
Lowland Frost Near Concord Reported
The Middlesex County lowlands near Concord experienced the season's first light frost on Friday morning. An observer in Lexington recorded 25 degrees in meadows near the Lexington Center Playgrounds by Vine Brook, marking a second frost in four days and a frost in every month so far this year.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Lexington
Lexington Center
Vine Brook
Concord Marks 292nd Anniversary
Concord marked its 292nd birthday, dating from 1635, with an open house at the Antiquarian House on Lexington road. The Concord Antiquarian Society hosted tea from 4 to 6 pm led by Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr. and Allenbinge served as president. the annual meeting was postponed to a later date due to members being away.
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Concord
Concord Antiquarian Society
Antiquarian House
Lexington Road
Concord Centre
Henry F. Smith
Allenbinge
Division 44 Aux. Meets First Meeting of Season
President Miss Catherine Hayes presided as Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary A O H held its first meeting of the season. The group planned a whist party for Friday September 16 with a committee led by Mrs. John Goulding Miss Gertrude Martell, Mrs. Sarah Ferguson, Mrs. Vora Gardner, and Mrs. Mary Hayes.
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Catherine Hayes
A. O. of H
John Goulding
Gertrude’ Martell
Sarah, Fergerso
Vora Gardner
Mary. Hayes
Sudbury School Committee Revises Rules
Sudbury sept 14 the school committee and teachers met to review rules governing yearly school work. regulations in effect for years were updated and revised to match current procedures and needs.
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Sudbury
Seee
Uie
Forty Turkeys Roasted In Sudbury Poultry House Fire
A Sudbury fire at Gordon Wilson Nobscot last night roasted forty young turkeys and damaged a poultry house. Fire Chief Charles A Brackett and S H Hall led the response with auxiliary apparatus from Wayside Inn Fire, noting the loss as regrettable and highlighting local difficulty in turkey raising.
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Sudbury
Gordon Wilson
Nobscot
Charles A. Brackett
S. H. Hall
Wayside Inn
Henry Ford
Union Congregational church Diamond Jubilee events planned
A three day celebration marks the 76th anniversary of Union Congregational church with public recognition of its incorporation on Sunday September 25. Rev E Emrich and Rev Frederick H Page preach on the future of Protestantism while a 75 voice choir performs. Local pastors who helped organize in 1852 deliver greetings and a Diamond Jubilee Supper follows. Meetings include a final business session to transfer property to the new church and admit associates from the Evangelical Society.
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Union Congregational Church
E Emrich
Frederick H. Page
Massachusettsational Conference
William H. Gutteridge Wi
A J Shaller
Stow
Thomas Street
South
Sudbury
D E. la ¥Ollette
Acton
Union Evangelical Society
Ithe
Eer Hse Eys
Church Corporation
Maynard
Charles E. Carroll
Victor Kotila
Stanley H. Addison
Marlboro
Amory Maynard
Mrs Naylor Celebrates 88th Birthday Milestone
Mrs Mary A Naylor of 13 Maple Street marked her 88th birthday surrounded by family. Born in Wheatley England she has lived in Maynard over 60 years and remains active in church and community affairs. Relatives including daughters Ada Hodges Harriet Naylor and sons Joshua and William Naylor attended.
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Mary A.naylor
Maple Street
Ada’ Hodges
Harriet Naylor
Joshua
William Naylor
Jane Naylor
Harford County
Maryland
Police raid liquor sale ends with $100 fine
State Police raided a small camp on Carlisle road on Sunday and arrested Guy Phillips for illegal liquor. He was fined $100 in Concord court and removed to the lockup. Maynard played Saturday and was the only member of the team to record two hits.
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Carlisle Road
Guy Phillips
Concord
Red
Maynard
Concords 292nd Birthday Observed by Antiquarian Society
The Concord Antiquarian Society hosted an open house at the Antiquarian House on Lexington Road from 4 to 6 p m to celebrate Concords 292nd birthday. Mrs Henry F Smith Jr chaired the event with Mrs Hibert Bygrave directing refreshments and volunteers assisting with serving arrangements as the town traces its incorporation in 1685 and celebrates its historic milestones.
Last Rites Held for Henry H. Hawley in Concord Junction
Funeral services for Henry H. Hawley were held at 74 Main Street Concord Junction. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone led the service with bearers Benjamin Derby Jr Roger Derby Charles tion and Henry Lynch of Brookline. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Hawley, born November 1846 in Boston, formerly ran a wholesale beer and pork business at Blackstone Market before moving to Concord Junction twenty years ago. He lived in Dorchester earlier, was a member of West Concord Union Church, and had been active in Pilgrim Congregational Church at Upham Corner. Survived by son Henry H. Hawley Jr a sister Anna Derby and sister Mrs John E B Lynch two grandchildren and Hazel Hawley Hawley.
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Henry Hawley
Concord
Senate Home
Main Street
Inncord Junction
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Henry
H. Hawley
Dorchester
Con Cord Junction
West Concord
Upfam Corner
Henry H. ‘Hawley Jr
Anna Derby
Concord Junction
John EB. Lynch
Algo
Hazel H. Hawley
Herd Junction
St. Hawley
Ward
Twin Brother S Room Twin Brother S Room
A pretty wedding was held at Mrs. Rose A Tomlin’s home in Waltham as Edna May Tomlin and William Lawrence Manter wed with Rev. Walter H Gammons officiating. The ceremony featured family attendants, a garden setting, and a reception with ice cream cake and punch.
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Rose A. Tomlin
Woodlawn Ave
Waltham
Edna May
William Lawrence Manter
George. Manter
Main Street
Concord Junction
Walter H. Gammons
First Congregational Church of
Nina Ruble
Whitford ‘Tomlin
Corinne Tomlin
George Clarence Manter
Anna L. Humphries
West Newton
William Muirs
Walter Derby
Harold Ruble
Waltham School
Promire Lodges
Mante Haan
IL. C.0. F. Lodge
Boston
K City
Future Trousers and Shrouds A Curious Shopper Tale
In Maynard on September 14 a long time merchant recalls a buyer who sought a two pant suit to lay a man out after death. The same trader notes elder women often ask for shrouds when bargains appear, buying to lay away for future use.
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Maynard
Inquest Follows Car Crash Fatal to Mrs Svenson
Concord reports Mrs Christine Svenson died at Emerson Hospital from injuries after a Thursday evening collision with a motor car. Fred W. Stamn faced manslaughter charges but was found guilty only of operating an automobile so as to endanger the public, fined 50 dollars.
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Concord
Christine Svenson
Walden Street
Emerson Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thoreau and
Hubbard Sts
Fred W. Stamn
Washington Street
Dorchester
Stamn
Prescott
Keyes
Senator Moyse Pushes Road Closure Safeguards
Senator Moyse urged the State Highway Commission to protect Sudbury residents as the Ford road project nears completion and closes the old routes. He anticipates opposition to the closure and seeks steps to preserve rights of those affected.
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Sudbury
Moyse
State Highway Commission
Acton Agricultural Fair Announces Schedule and Exhibits
The eleventh annual Acton Massachusetts fair set for September 16 and 17 at Town Hall grounds features a reorganized horse show due to wet fields, a grandstand for seating, and an extensive juvenile exhibit under Elmer Berry. Andrew Ups leads the main exhibit with enhanced fruit, vegetable, and flower classes and special prizes including fruit trees and premium boxes. notes on class changes and exhibit rules are provided.
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Acton
Ikmus
Elmer Berry
Andrew
P Ups
Loney
Pears Wing
Boxboero
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Dison
Igh School
Audim
Nynard Man
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Poultry House
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Federation of Church! Ca
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Amelia
Henry H. Hawley
Blackstone Market
Twin Brothers
Edna M. Tomlin
William L. Manter
Man
Svenson
Uphold Sudburyites
West Acton
Fair Grounds
Actonfair
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