New Books at Maynard Library Catalog Picks
A Maynard library display lists new titles across fiction and non fiction. Authors include Helen of the Four Gates Geraldine Treasure and Trouble Brown My Wife My Country's Story and many more with varied page counts and publishers.
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Maynard
Ner
Geraldine
Brown
Alice
Premley
Bower
B. M
Burke
Edward
George
Bindless
Harold
Carmen
Connolly
James
Curwood
Paree
Castle
Agnes & Egerton
Wolf Lure
Canfield
Dorothy
Inderstood Betsy
Cholmondley
Christine
Dawson
Conningsby
Carry On
Dalrymple
Leona
Kenny
Deland
Ellen
The
Waring Girls
Elliott
Francis
Lend Me Your Name
Fox
John
Happy Valley
Flandrau
Grace
Juna
Garland
Hamlin
Middle Border
Gibbs
Hough
Emerson
Broken Gate
Hueston
Ethel
Hudson
Charles
Royal Outhaw
Haggard
Rider
Hamilton
Robert
Helinda
Red Cross
Hopkins
William
Irwin
Florence
Johnston
Mary
Wanderers
Kyne
Peter—Webster
King
Basil
Lee
Jeanette
Green Jacket
Lippman
Julie
Interlopers
Lincoln
Natalile
Natalie
Montgomery
Nuise
Anne
Merwin
Samuel
Henry
Miller
Norris
Kathleen
Martie
O’sullivan
Vincent
Richmond
Rives
Halie
Reynolds
Bailie
Xamond
Red Pepper
Rinehart
Robbins
C. A
Bullivan
Alan
Snaith
J. C
Sinclair
Upton—King
Sidgwick
Alfred
Sawyer
Ruth
Herself
Himself
van Schaick
Wells
H. G
Aldrich
Mildred
Barbusse
Henri
Curtin
Thomas
France
Empey
Arthur
Allen
Plattsburg
Melville
Koettgen
Desorter
Nobbs
Capt
Gilbert
Donald
Grange Meeting Reports Potatoes At 1 55 A Bushel
Maynard Grange held at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday with a potato club report showing a successful crop and a selling rate of 1.55 per bushel. The club, formed in spring, charged members only for production costs. Miss Ag Richardson led the committee as social time and music followed. The next meeting October 30 will discuss the fifth degree with many candidates. Mr and Mrs William Mead of Medford visited Mr and Mrs James Mullin on Main Street during the holiday and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Jessie McQuarry
Derry
N. H
John H. Whitney
Stark Wilson
James Wilson
Ayer
Ralph Rockwood
Sagamore
Thompson
Concord High
Revere High School
Revere
Charles Towle
Helen
Mt. Holyoke College
George M. Baker
Torrey & Vialle
Raymond TD
Willard
Delmar
Keene
Elmer Joslin
Chilton Cabot
Chilton
Fort Ethan Allen
Concord Red Cross
Waldenhall
Concord Battalion
Groton
FE. H. Torrey
John Whitney
Mohawk Trail
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Trinitarian Church
Union Hall
Carlisle
Colonial Orchestra
Sumner Fernald
Hamilton
Fernald
Edward Torrey
Jacob's
Wells A
Ralph H. Cheney
Maynard
Maynard High School
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Woman's Parish Association
Alliance
Concord Woman's Club
Wilmont R. Jones
Bliss Perry
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
S. Thompson Blood
Women's Parish Association
Oliver J. Fairfield
James Whitcomb Riley
World Military Training Plans Across Twenty Nations
An Education Bureau bulletin recounts how nations train school age boys. Britain relies on voluntary programs, while Australia and New Zealand enforce compulsory instruction for roughly ages 12 to 18. Canada France Germany Austria Hungary Switzerland Sweden Norway Italy Spain Portugal Russia Netherlands Greece Japan Mexico Argentina and others show varied systems from voluntary cadet groups to compulsory rifle practice and gymnastic drills.
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Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
British Empire
Canada
France
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Netherlands
Greece
Japan
Mexico
Agentina
Liberty Loan Sunday Observed by Local Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church schedules Liberty Loan Sunday with a 10 45 morning service focused on Christian patriotism for the ongoing war. The bell will toll at 11 o clock and the Star Spangled Banner sung across New England. Pliny Jewell of Concord and the pastor will speak.
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Liberty Loan Committee of
New England
Liberty Loan
Surested
Pliny Jewell
Concord
Walter G. Dawley
Christian Endeavor
Concord Boys Scouts Honor Duty in Memorial Square
A wartime themed scene portrays young cadet like boys marching to the square to honor veterans. They stand on historic ground beneath a flag as taps plays and colors are lowered, then march to quarters ending a day of patriotic drill and reflection. The piece closes with a note that these are future Concord Troop One scouts and a signature M Surette from Lexington Street Concord Mass.
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Concord Boy Scouts
Concord Junction auction listings volume item details
Auctioneer Otis H Forbush advertises sales in Concord Junction and nearby towns including Calved Holstein cows from J J Skahan and 15 cows plus a horse for Lewis Richardson Boxboro sale in Framingham to Milford electric line. Additional notices cover Gould, Ogleie Holliston and Baker farm auctions with farm equipment cattle and market gardening. Also Mahogany chamber set offered by Mrs W S Leland Concord Junction.
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Otis H. Forbush
Cincom Junction
Mass
J. J. Skahan
Corkum
Liancaster
Nuurday
Lewis Richardson
Boxboro
Richardson
James R. Ogleie
Holliston
Wigan
Framingham
Ifonfsten
Milford
Valley Purim
Albert Allen
Geog
Baker Farm
Bair
Crest St
Help Wanted 10000 Stenographers and Typists Needed
Uncle Sam calls for 10000 stenographers and typewriter operators for Washington departments. Civil Service boards urged to recruit urgently. exams weekly in 450 cities with flexible locations. Pay ranges 1000 to 1200 yearly. rapid promotion for satisfactory service. Full information via the secretary of your local civil service examiners board at the post office.
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Civil Service
Board of Civil Serries Examiners
Greatness of Small Things Unseen Efforts Inspire Greater成果
A reflective note highlights that unseen minor acts accumulate to yield larger results. It urges steady daily discipline and attention to small duties, suggesting that persistent, quiet efforts compound into meaningful impact over time.
First Meeting of Old Concord Chapter D A S
Old Concord chapter D A R held its first meeting of the year on Saturday October 13 at the Chapter House with a reception to regent Mrs O S Fowler hosted by Mrs George Minot Baker. Guests included chapter regents and officials and delegates named for the Springfield State convention on October 24.
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Old Concord
D. A
O. S. Fowler
George Minot Baker
Baker
George ©. Jenkins
Clark
Ellison
Clara Gary
Old Boston
George Walcott
Bent
Fannie Sanderson
Virginia Sanderson
Curtis
Blinn
Herbert Smith
Frank Rideout
Springfield
G. M Baker
G. R. Blinn
A.L. Morse
God calls nations to march against the Hun
A poem fragment urges a united march with starry flags to defeat the Hun. The speaker invokes divine fatigue with kings and calls for courage from allied nations and the people of Concord Pines as they respond to a fiery world conflict.
Milbrook Openers Fall to Noble and Greenough
Milbrook suffered a season opening defeat to Noble and Greenough of Cambridge with a 12 to score incomplete. Coolidge led Milbrook while Rockwood of Concord officiated as umpire with Derby as referee and Merwin as timer.
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Milbrook School
Noble & Greenough School
Cambridge
Noble & Greenough
Coolidge
Milbrook
Rockwood
Concord
Derby
Merwin
Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party and Dance A Success
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H. division 44 held a well attended whist party and dance at Monument hall on Thursday evening. 28 tables of whist and a grand dance with an orchestra till 1. Intermission refreshments were served by Misses Mary Toomey Mary Carey and Katherine Downing. Several local and visiting guests were noted including Elizabeth Hall Weymouth Isabel McPhail Buffalo and Mrs. F L Hunt of Rhode Island.
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A. O. H. Division
Monument Hall
Mary Toomey
Mary Carey
Katherine Downing
Elizabeth Hall
Weymouth
Margaret Towle
Isabel McPhail
Buffalo
N. Y
Granville Holden
F. L. Hunt
Archie
Rhode Island
Willis Davis
John Ordway
Beverly
Joseph Smith
Mrs J A Lips Nurse Concord Notice
A public notice lists Mrs J A Lips, nurse, at 11 Union Street, Concord, Magna.
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Union Street
Concord
Liberty Loan Meeting In Concord
A public meeting is announced in Concord to support the Liberty Loan. The event follows the President's proclamation and is set for Wednesday evening October 24 at 8 p m in the town hall. Citizens are urged to attend as a duty to the country.
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Liberty Loan
United States
Concord
Wanted: Mother’s Helper for Suburban Household
CIRL sought around 16 to assist with housework for Mrs Roger Sherman Hoar in a nice Concord suburb home. Pay is 3.00 dollars weekly. Address 9 Belknap Street Concord Massachusetts.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Belknap St
Concord
Mass
Parisian language teacher opens Concord French classes
A Desmarest Capek, former Concord school for girls language teacher and Sorbonne graduate, now offers French instruction at the Colonial Inn Concord. She uses the conversational method with college prep and special courses for young pupils. Evening and home lessons arranged. communications to A Desmarest Capek at the Colonial Inn Concord Mass.
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Mademoiselle A. Desmarest-Capek
Concord School For Girls
Sorbonne
Paris
University of Prague
Berlin University
Columbia University
Colonial Inn
Concord
A. Desmarest Capek
Mass
Adv
Scandinavian M E Church Sale and Meetings Planned
The Ladies Aid annual sale will be held in the church parlor on Wednesday and Thursday the 17th and 18th with afternoon and evening sessions. Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 30 Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m and evening service at 8 p m. Special meetings at Carlisle begin Tuesday Oct 23 with Rev B E Carlson from Boston as speaker.
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Westfield
C. L. Hutchins
Williamstown
Robert Holmes
Templeton
W. M. Davis
Jennie Johnson
Boston
L. P. George
Lowellrd
R. J. HW
Worcester
Plattsburg
Marion Wheeler
Belchertown
Edith
Sonner
Norge
Middlesex Pomona
Acton
Concord Country Club
Lillian May Williams
Burton Mark Stone
Cleveland, O
Trinity Church
Thomas Whittemore
The
American Fund For Russian Refugees
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young Peoples
Carlisle
B. E. Carlson
Crystal Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wells in Hubbard Street
Mr and Mrs Ransom Wells celebrated their crystal anniversary at their Hubbard street home Tuesday evening with many relatives and friends. They were married in Everett 15 years ago and have two daughters. Mr Wells is a carpenter and contractor in the Perkins and Wells partnership. The Norwegian Missionary society met at Mrs John Johnsons home Thursday afternoon with a business session and a pleasant lunch.
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Ransom Wells
Hubbard St
Mrs. Wells
Everett
Mr. Wells
Perkins
Bedford
Perkins & Wells
Norwegian Missionary Society
John Johnson
Second Liberty Campaign Begins On Firing Line Support
The notice urges backing the men at the firing line as the Second Liberty Campaign starts and directs readers to Concord National band ad on the front page.
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Concord National Band
Adv
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Ev Uy Maynard
William Mead
Medford
James Mullin
Main St
Gordon Lewis Fuller
Depcord
Maccvehusetts
Gordon Lewb
Muir
Hinc
Virgil Neid
Marcedas
Gordon Fuller
Ilo
George A. Tewksbury
Jarvis Derby
Andrew Raymond
Alden Wheeler
Somerville
Florence Whitney
Middlesex School
Groton School
Sudbury
Woman's Club
Elizabeth J Leverett
McGregor Jenkyns
Atlantic Monthly
BOY Scouts
Hm. M. Surette
Lexington Red
Concord, Mass
Concord Junction
Leland
Commonwealth Ave
Alan Gilmour Cooke
Main
Ingersoll
Perfection Oil
D.&h
ALL Rail
Concord Homes
James B. Wood & Son Go
Fitchburg
J. A. Finigan
Aro
A. A. Magurn
Tel
Wellesley, Mass
A.M
John A. Finigan
Catherine Fisher
Hamburgs
Wheeler Concord, Mass
J. A. Lips
Cirl
M. E. Church
Margaret O'Neill
Brooke Streets
Concord, Masse
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