Maynard Town Meeting Ends With Water Funds Rescue
Nearly 200 residents jam Cooperative Halls for a long Maynard town meeting. The session toppled a flood of motions as Assessors warned no funds, then redirected surplus water funds to finance fire HQ repairs and street projects. Chief Connors defended police quarters and secured 160 dollars, while other appropriations were laid on the table.
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W.shed
Water Department
Department
Treasury
Gavin Taylor
Bhe ‘Water Department
Alfred E. McCladry
John Wollerschied
Wollerschied
Joshua Naylor
Thee Water Department
Ue Sprane
St. Brecka
Summex Street
Joseph Schflair
Carrie King
Arthur ‘Sullivan
Linden Street
Ianden Street
Linden Sr
Cham Ayotte
John Connors
Connor
Reed
Johnson
Graber Bros
Assabet Bank
Maynard
Connors
Edward McGirr
Concord Woman's Club Opens Season With Notables
Concord Woman's Club announces a varied opening season under President Mrs. Hans W. Miller. The program includes singers Mrs Seabury T Short and Mrs Alfred M Uhler on Oct 6, Newsboys Harmonica Band on Dec 8, and Dan MacCowen on Feb 27. Proceeds support Hindman Scholarship Fund and club kindergarten.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Hans W. Miller
Cord
Seabury T. Short
Alfred M. Uhler
Harry
Burodeg
Newsboys
Dan MacCowen
Ball
Albee
Henry L. Peslen
Protassos Seaver
Boston Tech
Musicale
Short
Uhler
John. Percival
Edwin Biltcliffe
Sunder Josh
Gandhi
Col
Philip Moore
Teepee
George Plimpton
Oberammergau
Burroughs
C. H. Blackall
Thomas Walker
Dramatics
Dan McCowen
Canadian Rockies
Donald White
Rock Gardens
Victoria Powell
Acton Agricultural Fair Plans Expanded For Year
The fourteenth Acton Agricultural Fair will be held at the town hall and adjacent grounds with entries on the lower floor for 4H youth and upper floor for showings. Clarence D. Kuickering manages the Midway as new features promise two of every dietetic item and reduced admission after six.
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Acton Agricultuion
Town Hal
Fair Grounds
Act Center
Pingel
Belon
Clarence D. Cuickering
Hargains
Maynard Election Signals Rebuke to Boston Mayor
Maynard voters backed Ely and Butler in the primary while rejecting Fitzgerald as a rebuke to Mayor Curley. The town reported 318 Republican and 58 Democratic ballots amid a notable U S Senatorial contest. Republican and Democratic town committees and convention delegates were listed.
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Butler
Ely
Maynard
Carley
Fitzgerald
Bishop
Dunlop
Curley
Boston
U.S
Butcher
Draper
Coolidge
Ir. Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Patrick Edward Kearney
Hudson
Republican
Thomas Wright
Gerald Cowen
Albert Hendrickson
Raymond Drecksler
Oliver
Trees
Alice ,Howe
Grler Atchfield
Eva Frye
Sadie Case
Thomas Wright Oliver Trees
Alice Howe
Sadie S. Case
William J. Smith
William H. Scully
John J. Donahue
John J. Johnston
Wiliam Connolley
Agnes Driscoll
Alice Joyce
Adice Smith
Concord Garden Club Hosts First Flower Show
Concord Concord Garden Club hosts a crowded exhibition with 150 entries as Sohier leads with five awards. Winners include Mrs Ross K. Whiton for Rubra Rosea and Mrs Louis A Sohier for dahlias. special Mongrel prize goes to Stedman Buttrick. Tea served. show likely annual.
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Concord
Trinity ‘Parish ‘House
Concord Garden ‘Club
Surro Towns
Sohier
Leon F Foss
Frederick W Baton
Charles R. Borland
George Foss
Katherine Anderson
Bertha Heyliger
Dahlias
Louis
A. Sohier
A Sohier
Theodore Chamberlin
Petunias
Louis A Sohier
Zinnian
Sherman Hoar
W. H Ventres
George P Metcalf
Arthur B Brooks
Gaylord.c. Cummin
John M Eaton
Eecou
Alfred Curti
Charles W Oneney
Henry Wheeler
Pe Lovejoy
Vare
Tience Hosmer
Ross K Whiton
Michael Cody
Mongrel
Stedman Buttrick
Rally Night at Maynard Grange Features Patchwork Quilts
Maynard Grange Hall hosted a Thursday rally night with a birthday party and quilt exhibit drawing large crowds. Members divided by birth months performed sketches and readings, with groups led by Mrs Annie Floyde, Mr Ellen, and Mrs Eva Smith. Quilts on display included pieces by Mrs Woodart and Mrs Howe, with prizes and celebrations noted throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Annie 'Rloyde
James Longley
Leon Whitney
Ethel Crowther
Hazel Bumpus
Laura Bowers
Ows
de Sims
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Holds Officer Election
The Mizpah Rebekah Lodge will elect officers at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening this week. Members are urged to return Mile-Of-Dimes contributions at the meeting. A social whist and pork or sweats will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Rebekah ‘Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Preparatory School Offers Healthful Campus Near Boston
Advertises a 23 acre campus twenty miles west of Boston for boys aged 8 to 16 from Andover Exeter Deerfield and other prep schools. Describes individual instruction healthful location College Board preparation and Monday to Friday residence options with fall term opening September 17.
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Andover
Exeter
Deerfield
Boston
College Board
Concord Celebrates 295th Birthday with Historic Open House
Concord marked its 295th anniversary with open houses and a costumed pageant on the church green. Highlights included tours of the Wright Tavern and the Antiquarian House, a reenactment of General Lafayette’s 1824 visit, and a wedding scene with period costumes and a bride’s white muslin gown.
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sConcord
Church Green
Wright Tavern
Concord Art Notre
Antiquarian House
Ralph Walio Emerson
School of Philosophy
General Lafayette
Concord
Commerants de Lafayette
Frederick
Ok & Chita
Washington
Miller
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Lexington Road
Henry Ford
Coolidge
Wiltz
Louise Hamer
Johird
Margaret Smith
New Orleans
Jis Wade
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Maynara
Frank G. Atlen
Eve Seeee
John D. Devir
U. S
Beede
Gillis Oye
Gaisaaian
Edith Otras
Os Gere
Cou
Esther Andrews
Rae
Sorn Gagen
Wana Us Stanatele
Ion Trnpreat Tsu
Laura Woodart
South Sudbury
Mass
Y. Lafayette
Allen French
Grace B. Keyes
Edward Motley
Meson Garfield
Gaylord C. Cummin
Theodore Ge Ts
Arthur B
Brvo
Davidwin
Max Upson
Lafayette
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