Maynard Maynard Maynard voters rebuke Fitzgerald in mayoral vote
Maynard voters backed Ely and Dunlop against Fitzgerald allies while Republican and Democratic party committees and delegates were elected amid a lively U S Senatorial contest. Maynard turnout reached 318 Republican and 58 Democratic votes with contests affecting local and state races noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Butler
Ely
Dunlop
Curley
Fitzgerald
Boston
U.S
Butcher
Draper
Coolidge
Leslie W. Sims
Patrick Edward Kearney
Hudson
Republican Town Committee
Thomas Wr
Dowen
Albert’ Hon- Sree
Raymond Dreckpster
Oliver
Trees
Alice .Howe
Amy Hfield
Eva Frye
Sadie Case
Thomas Wright
Oliver Trees
Alice Howe
Sadie I. Case
Democratic Town Committee
William J. Smith
William H. Scully
John J. Donahue
John J. Eanem
Willam Connolley
Agnes Driscoll
Alice Joyce
Alice Smith
Concord Garden Club Flower Show Draws Large Crowd
Concord September event fills Trinity Parish House for the first garden club flower show. Exhibits include dahlias zinnias asters and roses with awards going to Mrs C Hayden Whitney Mrs Leon Foss and Mrs George Sohier among others. Tea complemented the day and a future annual fair is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinity Parish ‘House
Concord Garden Club
Toom
Ae “Gohier
R. F
Newton Lower Falls
Charles H Pepper
Allen French
C. Hayden Whitney
Theodore Chamberlin
Louis A. ‘Sohier
Leon F Foss
Frederick W Eaton
Charles R
George Foss
Katherine Anderson
Louis
A. Sohier
A Sohier
Mta
Meeedore Chamberlin
Petunias
Sohier
Zinvian
Sherman Hoar
WH Ventres
A = Hoar
George P Metcalf
Arthur B Brooks
Gay-ford
C. Cumm
John M Eaton
Alfred Curtis
Charles W Oneney
Henry Wheeler
Wheel Peerody
Stedman Buttrick
Ovat
Maynard Town Meeting Delivers Varied Actions at Cooperative Hall
Nearly 200 citizens braved the heat at Cooperative Hall for Maynard town meeting where thirteen articles were debated. Fire department repairs, land acquisitions, and street acceptances moved amid reconsiderations as water funds and surplus reserves funded key appropriations. Chief Connor defended police quarters while several items were laid on the table or redirected to surplus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
New England
Cooperative Hall
Water Department
Treasur
Gavin Taylor
Alfred E. McCleary
John Wollerschied
Wollerschied
Joshua Naylor
Brooks
Summer Street
Joseph Schlair
Carrie’ King
Arthur Sullivan
Linden Street
Janden Street
Linden St
Cham Ayotte
John Connors
Connor
Johnson
Graber Bros
Assabet Bank
Maynard Police Department
Patchwork Quilt Exhibit Ties Night at Maynard Grange
Night at Maynard Grange featured a birthday party and patchwork quilt exhibit drawing large attendance. Groups organized by birth month performed sketches and readings, with prize quilts by Laimta Woodart and B. Sims. cake by others and a future Grange meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Annie 'Floyde
James Longley
Leon Whitney
Ethel Crowther
Hazel Bumpus
Mrrs
Laura Bowers
Annie Floyde
Adelaide Sime
Margaret Whitney
Mary Powers
Ellen Sheridan
Lorraine Koch
Migg
Ruth Taylor
Ernest Rasmussen
Catte Wag
Writin Hayward
Nils
Mise Laimta Woodart
Secee Lee Ee
Ais
Concord Woman's Club Opens Season With Diverse Program
Concord reports a varied season from the Woman's Club agenda announced by President Mrs. Hans W. Miller. Highlights include local singers, a Newsboys Harmonica Band, a February guest event, crafts exhibits, fundraisers for the Hindman Scholarship Fund, and a fall vaudeville benefiting charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Hans W. Miller
Ofncord
Seabu di Se
acCowen
Ahd
Heerlen Taibe Seay
Boston Tech
Musicale
Short
Uhbler
John. Percival
Edwin Biltcliffe
Sunder Jashion
Gandhi
Col
Philip Moore
Teepee
George Plimpton
Oberammergau
Harry Burroughs
Newsboys
C. H. Blackall
Itty
Thomas Walker
the New
Dramatics
Dan McCowen
Canadian Rockies
Donald White
Rock Gardens
Victoria
Powell
Whiting Hall Prepares Youth for Prep School Entrance
Whiting Hall offers instruction for thirty boys aged 8 to 16 from Andover Exeter Deerfield and other prep schools. Healthful location twenty miles west of Boston on a 23 acre campus with college board preparation. Arrangements for Monday to Friday residence during the Fall Term opening September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Exeter
Deerfield
Boston
College
Town Fair Extends to Include New Exhibits and Attractions
The annual fair expands with upper and lower floor divisions for youth crafts, a new poultry and vegetable pavilion, cattle sheep and swine displays, and an automobile exhibit. Bargains, music by Beers and his band, and a grand firework finale cap the event. Admission drops to 95 cents after six on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton, Ageloultteet Raabe
He. Sa
Aitige
Bern al
Timate
Cotter SF Beers
Concord Celebrates 295th Birthday Anniversary
Concord hosts a 295th anniversary open house on September 12 1635 tradition with houses like Antiquarian House and Olds Manse offering tours on the town birth date weekend. A Lafayette reenactment occurs at five o clock with a bridal couple arriving later, showcasing period costumes and a wedding dress from White muslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Church
Concord Art Deney “Antiquarian House
New Tiquarian House
Talph Wafio
Sears House
School of Philosophy
Louisa M Alcott
Orchard House
Hawthorne
Uil
Olds Manse
Sanborn-Chaniing
John Munroe
L. A. Sople
Allen French
Grace A Keyes
Edward. Motley
Mason Garfield
Gaylord €. Cummin
Theodore Ag
Arthur B
David Iwin
Max Upson
General Lafayette
Buttrick Hosmer
Wright Tavern
Lexington Road
Coolidge
Louige Hasmer
Johda
Margaret Susith
Russell T Smith
Jarvis
Charles Derby
Farm
Liverty Street
Stedman Buttrick
New Orleans
Trousseau
Wade
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Fitzgera
Aghes Driscoll
Iovmenor
Frank G. Ailen
John D. Devir
Bean
Burrell Pile
Audipor
Tee U
I Butler
Cease
Ry Draper
Siang
Rae Coe
Nay Gee
Ooneiestovans Gorman Keyes
Ades
Democratic
Roly Reas
Ealelp
Laura Woodart
Woman's Club
Concord Group
Mizpah Rebekah ‘Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
South Sudbury
Mass
Eshnetscs
Lafayette
Concordians
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