Case Goes to High Court in Liquor Sale Appeal
Ernest Mariano and wife Tay lor Read, found guilty in district court with $1000 fines and the wife jailed 30 days, appeal to Superior court for trial. Prosecution by Sergi LeBlanc and Corporal Puzzo of the state police. E Tierney of Lowell represents the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ernest Mariano
Taylor Read
Marianos
Sergi LeBlanc
Corporal Puzzo
E. Tierney
Lowell
Death Comes Suddenly To Dan E. Foley
Daniel B. Foley a Hudson market man and former Maynard provision dealer died suddenly at his cottage in Boon while at work. He collapsed from a cerebral hemorrhage and was found by George Higgins. his son and Dr. Armstrong tried to render aid but he died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Foley
Hudson
Arket
Maynard
Boon
George Iggins
Higgins
Sonster Foley
Irving BE. Armstrong
Mr. Foley
Maynard Jr. Studies and Family Visit Highlight Week
George Lee Maynard Jr of New Jersey spends the week with his parents on Barretts Mill Road. Hart Collins enrolls as a student at Tufts College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee, Jr
New Jersey
Barretts Mill Road
Hart Collins
Tufts College
Teachers Club Names Officers After Meeting
At a Teachers' hub meeting yesterday Miss Florence Wilder was elected treasurer Miss Alice Thurston named delegate to the Mass Federation Association and Patricia Higgins named delegate to the Dramatic Committee from Bancroft Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Hub
Florence Wilder
Alice Thurston
Mass, Federation Association
Patricia Higgins
Bancroft Street
Ladies' Auxiliary Ste open to public Friday at Hall
Ruth Honore McCarn chairs the dramatic committee as the Ladies' Auxiliary AOH hosts a Ste open to the public in the hall on Friday evening in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Pné
Honore McCarn
the Dramatic Committee
Concord Teachers Entertained by Annursnac Grange
Concord and West Concord teachers were entertained at the Pizza of the Annursnac Grange. The program opened with Grange Orchestra, welcome by Edward Sheehan, and remarks by Wells A. Hall. Music included Rose Brosseau piano, Mrs Bellbeau vocal, William St Cyr violin, with Miss Rodier accompaniment. A supper followed in the banquet hall supervised by Ada Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annursnac Grange
Pera
Concord
West Concord
Grange Orchestra
Edward Sheehan
Wells A. Hall
Rose Brosseau
Wiliam Bellbeau
Miss Brosseau
William St. Cyr
Rodier
Ada Kennedy
Second Marriage To Same Man In Maynard
Mrs. Margaret L. O'Neil of Maynard obtained a second divorce from Robert O'Neil in Middlesex probate court at East Cambridge. She accused cruel treatment. they remarried in 1928 after a prior divorce. She testified he ousted her two weeks after the reconciliation and later struck her on several occasions. Their separation followed in June 1927, with their son Norman testifying that he witnessed the father strike his mother and heard a threat to kill him when he intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. O'Neil
Maynard
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Robert O'Neil
O'Neil
Norman
Local residents engage in work travels and visits in Acton area
Patrick Sullivan assisted as manager in the B. E. Gray store last week. Pauline Tracy plans to study soon at Leslie Kindergarten. Florence Chapman visited friends in Saugus. Evelyn and Ethelyn King attend Burdett College after Acton High School graduation. Rossie Winchester visited friends in Lawrence. Durkee party traveled to New York from Salem. John Duggan returned to the School of Pharmacy. Hood resigns from the high school staff to study in Rhode Island. Miss Eaton fills in. Sidney and A J Laffin hosted guests from South Brentree and Louis Leceroni’s family drove to Peterboro, New Hampshire. Garceau and son from Medford visited William Johnson. Locke hosted Mae Tobin from Dorchester at the West Acton exchange. Tobin noted the busy exchange and many calls in a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
B. E. Gray
Pauline Tracy
Leslie
Florence Chapman
Saugus
B. A. King
Evelyn
Ethelyn
Acton
Burdett College
Rossie Winchester
Lawrence
Clark Durkee
Clark Durkee, Accompanied By Mr. Durkee
Salem
New York
John Duggan
School of Pharmacy
Hood
Rhode Island
Miss Eaton
Sidney Laffin
South Braintree
Louis Leceroni
Peterboro
N. H
A. J. Garceau
Medford
William Johnson
Locke
Mae Tobin
Dorchester
Regent” Exchange
Boston
Opening Fall Meeting of Walden Chapter High Priest Named
Walden Chapter held its fall opening at Masonic Temple Concord with High Priest William Davis of Lincoln presiding. A supper directed by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman followed, and a memorial service for Stephen J. Murray a member since 1918 was conducted. Officers for the coming year were elected and to be installed Oct. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden
Masonic Temple
William Davis
Lincoln
Duncan G. Chapman
Gail Cleland
Wallace C. Priest
Stephen J. Murray
William A. Wilkins
Lexington
King
Winslow J. Damon
West Concord
Warren B. Goddard
Hollis S. Howe
Acton Sends $100 In Aid of Sufferers
Mrs. Eugene Hall received two telegrams from the National Headquarters of the American Red Cross asking for donations for the Porto Rico disaster and $100 has been forwarded from this chapter. They are asking for $50,000 and the figures show 700,000 homeless. Members of the Red Cross in this town can surely feel that money put into membership was well donated. Any person can leave donations with Mrs. BE. Hall or Mrs. B. E. Hall or Mrs. Tuttle. Miss Irma Durkee accompanied by Mrs. May Holton motored to West Rindge New Hampshire last week to witness the destruction by the tornado which recently created so much havoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hall
American Red Cross
Porto Rico
Red Cross
BE. Hall
B. E. Hall
Tuttle
Irma Durkee
May Holton
West Rindge
N. H
Local Notes From West Acton and Surrounding Towns
Miss Graves of Roxboro assists at the office of Geo Reed. B A King visited his bedbound father in Gloucester and found him improved. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Strong stayed at Actonia Cottage Salisbury Beach hosted by Mr and Mrs Lowell Cram. Boy Scouts resumed meetings. Mrs Colson, mother of Mrs G B Holton, returned from a stay with relatives in Northampton and Conn.
Pastor Eason Cross Anniversary Observed at St George’s
In Maynard on September 26 a parish gathering of 125 St George's church members celebrated the fourth anniversary of Rev. Eason Cross's marriage. The event at Parish hall was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cross and featured music games and a collation.
Congresswoman Rogers to Attend Acton Fair Saturday
Congresswoman Edith Rog ers of the Acton Agricultural association stated she will be present at the county fair on Saturday. Eddie Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Ward, donated a half pint of blood at Children's Hospital to aid a child with infantile paralysis. Frank L Stiles stayed with Mr and Mrs William Stiles at Marlboro for the weekend. Rev Ralph A Barker set Sunday services for Sept 30 with Sunday school and evening prayer meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rogers
Acton Agricultural Association
Eddie Ward
Edward J. Ward
Children’s Hospital
Frank L. Stiles
William Stiles
Marlboro, Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Acton Fair Flower Show Adds Special Prizes
Mrs. A. J. Rennie, chairman, says Acton Fair flower show has received valuable non list prizes. A lawn mower will go to the exhibitor with the largest and best arranged bouquet. Other gifts include evergreen trees watering pot lawn cutter garden tools trellises. Raisers urged to enter exhibits at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rennie
Acton Fair
Blind to Have Booth at Acton Fair Sale
The A. A. Association management has given the Commission for the Blind a booth at Acton Fair to sell articles handmade by visually impaired men and women. Lady Campbell calls on all supporters of the blind to patronize the booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Association
Commission For
Acton Fair
Lady Campbell
Concord Academy Opens Fall Term Amid Full Enrollment
Concord Academy starts its Fall term with full enrollment across all departments. Frosts in low lying regions have touched early mornings this week but caused no peach crop damage. John McCabe, star second baseman for Concord High School and Concord Town Team in 1926, returns as a student to Dean Academy. R Delmar Willard of Concord High School class of 1928 enters Dartmouth this Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Academy
John McCabe
Concord
Concord Town
Dean Academy
R. Delmar Willard
Dartmouth
Women’s Parish Association Opens Fall Season
The Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish held its opening meeting in the Meeting House vestry with a luncheon and literary program. Rev Minna G Budlong Field Representative of the General Alliance of Unitarian Women spoke on Twice Told Tales. Mrs Charles G Edgarton was named president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish
Minna G Budlong
General Alliance of Unitarian Women
Charles G. Edgarton
Concord Trinitarian Church Calendar of Events
Concord Massachusetts Rev Gail Cleland pastor announces events including Boy Scouts Troop 2 Friday Sept 28 at 730 p m Sunday Sept 30 Sunday school 930 a m morning worship 1045 a m sermon Silent Voices illustrated Italy and Switzerland Oct 3 midweek service omitted Harvest Supper Oct 4 6 30 p m followed by entertainment Rally Sunday Oct 7 with 100 percent attendance aim across departments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Italy
Switzerland
Middlesex School Opens Football Practice With 20 Absent Veterans
Middlesex School yard opens with about 20 players in first practice and another 20 reported for second session. Robert J. Foster returns as head coach, with W. Harold Taylor on sabbatical this year. Veterans include Leatherbee Dunne Poett and key backs Cook Dunstan White. Opening game booked against Boston Trade School on Saturday, Oct. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Middlesex
Robert4
J. Foster
W. Harold Taylor
Russell Davis
F. Woolsey Pratt
Vernon Woodworth
Werk Cook
Thomas Dunstan
Adams
Thomas White
August
John Leatherbee
Leonard Dunne
Harry Poett
Lowell Dillingham
Alexander Keyes
Richard Almy
Lawrence Hirsch
Boston Trade School Eleven
Middlesex Gridiron
Sudbury Carpenters Work On Hawes House Roof
Sudbury carpenters are putting on the roof of Leon D Hawes new house. Mrs William Tufts entertained at a luncheon Thursday afternoon at her Candy Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D Hawes
Candy Hill
William Tufts
Fall Flowers Highlight Candy Hill Gathering
A home on Candy Hill hosted a fall party with guests arriving from Andover Lawrence Iowa Boston Sudbury and others. Early autumn flowers adorned the tables as Mrs Ruth Birdsall Mrs Grace Lang Miss Lillian Perry Miss J E Halleran Miss Gertrude Halleran and Mrs Charles Way attended from their respective towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Hill
Ruth Birdsall
Andover
Grace Lang
Lawrence
Lillian Perry
Iowa
J E Halleran
Boston
Gertrude Halleran
Charles Way
Sudbury
Fall Frolic For Maynard Teachers
The Maynard Teachers Club opened its season with a meeting at the school auditorium. Plans for the year were discussed and officers appointed to fill vacancies. A Weenie Roast followed on Summer Hill with permission from the fire warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Summer Hill
Midland league to meet at Maynard Bowling Alleys
Bowling the indoor sport gains traction as the Midland league schedules a meeting for Thursday at the Maynard Bowling Alleys operated by George Lynch. Last season's teams included Marlboro Ayer Acton and Maynard as towns within the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Lynch
Marlboro
Ayer
Acton
Club Improves School Yard Sudbury
Sept 26 The Good man Ja ee society met on oe aide ety erm Oa!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
The
Goodman Ja Ee Society
Acton High School Elects Class Officers
Acton High School elects Roy Jones president Spencer Taylor vice president Eleanor Jones secretary Alice Spinney treasurer and William Kosak as member of student council committee. Seniors plan a reception for the Freshman class with Jack Browne as chairman and Barbara Swift Eleanor Jones James Baker and Alice Spinney assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Roy:Jones
Spencer Taylor
Eleanor Jones
Alice ,Spinney
William Kosak
A. H
Jack Browne
Barbara Swift
James Baker
Alice Spinney
Town Hall Triangle Improvements Debated In Sudbury Meeting
About 25 members attended Monday night at Sudbury Town Hall. C. H. Way presided as minutes, read by Mrs. S. Josephine White. The Membership committee reported 18 new members. Howard C. Burr proposed improvements survey and urged $200 for the triangle, later reduced to $100 under the executive committee. Next meeting set for October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Town Hall
C. H. Way
S. Josephine White
Howard C. Burr
Leon E. Hawes
William Tufts
M. Eaton
Warren Hunt
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Dan E. Foley
Teachers Club
Glenwood Ranges
Glenwood Range CO
Taunton
Robert M. Lfach
Alvin H. Fletcher
Southboro
Chas. E. Bagley
Glenwood Range
A Peterson
Marlboro St
Tel
South Acton
Wm. A. Wilkins
West Acton
Tol&t
Son Street
Trinitarian Church Congregational
Love Brothers Neptunite
First National Cooperative Association
Monaco
Permanen
A. Hendrick
Marlborough - Hudson Gas Co
Main St
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