Maynard Community Wraps Up Week News
Maynard items report W C Strout moving a party from Athol to Hudson and several residents under illness, visits, and local happenings. Oscar Tofferi new janitor at Parker street Finnish Workingmen hall. a son born to Mr and Mrs William McGarry. engagements, school committee election, cleanup week plans, and post office mail weighing underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Strout
Athol
Hudson
Ralph Panton
Adelbert Martin
Concord St
John Dunn Jr
Chelmsford
Oscar Tofferi
Parker St
Concord notices and social updates reflect spring events
Flags decorate store windows as Ernest Clough visits Lowell relatives. Trinity church hosts a children's service Friday at 5 and a Depots Murphy lecture at the Trinity parish house Friday evening. Mary Pickford show draws crowds at the armory. Local moves include the Tuttle and Cutter families and Fred H. Tower named town treasurer. An upcoming Easter vacation visit by Edna Neal and a Lunar open game practice are noted along with church and auxiliary meetings led by Mrs. Walcott and Mrs. Merwin. General Darling calls for linguist lawyers. a busy civic calendar lists meetings at Concord Grange Junction and Marsovan speaker Mrs White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline. Cutter
Belknap St
Main St
Kenneth Cook
Newark
N. J
Hubbard St
James Byron
Murphy
Trinity Parish
A. H. Akins
Cheeta Davis
E. A. Orne
Fred H. Tower
George G. Morrell
Helen Lillie
Concord
Falmouth
George Wheeler
Sudburyrd
Mary Pickford
King’s. Daughters of the First
Henry Walcott
Edna Neal
Spanish Manor School
Halifax
Sudbury Jd
Edward Dee
Church Aid Society
Trinity
Samuel Merwin
Richardson
Eleanor, Ballou
Smith College
Elmst
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Frederick.Taylor
Concord Junction
Concord Auxiliary
Trinitarian Church
George E. White
Marsovan
Turkey
West Acton Community Notes Bright with Local News
Mr and Mrs W J Williams welcome a son and Lillian Gilmore returns home from Wellesley College. Local trades include H B Mead buying a horse and A H Perkins at Concord auction. Church events, weddings, and visits fill a busy week in West Acton with families moving in and out and townspeople attending parades and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. ‘Williams
Lillian Gilmore
Wellesley College
H. B. Mead
A. H. Perkins
Wiggin
Arthur Wetherbee
C.H. Mead & Co
Wesley Hall
Fitchburg
John Taylor
C. D. Chickering
Thomas Downie
Harry, Keefe
Concord
Frank Chapman
James Berry
C. A. Knowlton
James French
Winona Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
J. R. Feltus
Benjamin Smith
Field Tenny
Boston
William Tenny
FE. S. Morse
Co. I
South Acton
Horse Sale in Greenfield Teaches 1917 Auction Details
J A in ano A A MAGURN announces a public auction on Tol 12 Thursday April 5 1917 at 10 am in Greenfield Massachusetts. The sale lists 160 horses 85 fresh Ohio horses 1100 to 1900 pounds 25 matched pairs 2300 to 3600 pounds and 6 pairs of dapple Acclimated horses. Departs Concord at 7 23 am and 10 08 am rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Tetreault
Greenfield
Mass
Ohio
Concord
Clearance Sale of Blacksmiths Toole Carriages and Wagons
A clearance sale advertises blacksmiths tools a Toole carriage and wagon parts shop offering wagon wheels repair parts and parts for wagons and carriages along with two five passenger touring cars and auto trucks for sale.
Concord Carriage and Blacksmith Auction Sale in Centre Concord
P W White owner of Main Street Concord Massachusetts announces an auction sale of a long standing carriage and blacksmith business now shifting to automobiles. The sale includes a complete shop outfit and multiple vehicles such as Buick and Hudson trucks plus touring cars and wagons in good condition. Auction takes place at the garage in center town near the car line with teams cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. White
Main St
Concord
Mass
Main At
Surrey
Moyer
Buick
Hudson
Jewel
Mitchell
Stevens
Matheson
Maynard
Boston
Lexington
CASH
Comcord
Tel
Small Concord Farm Auction Offers 5 Acres and Cottage
Fred W. Mason sells a choice five acre Concord farm on Walden Street with a 4 room cottage, electric lights, 22 by 32 barn, two maples, and half an acre asparagus. Land is productive, town water available, near churches, schools, post office, library, and Lake Walden. Terms require $200 cash deposit and balance in 15 days. sale rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty Cord
Concord
Waltham
Boston
Fred W. Mason
Walden St
Mass
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Thomas Bell
American Powder Co
John Fetherstone
Brockton
Mary A. Keegan
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Peter Piakkala
Butler Ave
Framingham Hospital
John Gibbons
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Harvard College
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Somerville
Margaret Ryan
Mary ‘Fletcher
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
James Ryan
Henry Symonds
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Egypt
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John Driscoll
Mass. Highway Association
Brunswick Hotel
H. J. Dwinell
Philip
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Brooklyn
Arizona
Joshua Naylor
H. Inwood White
Frank H. Sanderson
P. H. Murphy
William Stockwell
Maynard Business Men’s Association
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
P. G. M. Marsh
Northampton
Jolly Hight
Grace Bishop
Margaret Williams
Pauline Bent
Ofice
Ernest Clough
Lowell
Trinity Church
Monument Hall
Clarence H. Tuttle
Potter
Florence Whitney
Ashburnham
Lillian Thorpé
New York
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Tony Perry
Fred S. Whitcomb
Culver
C. D. Cram
Inez Peckham
Raymond
Little Compton
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the Universalist Church
Carl Thompson
Edith Davidson
Stow
Stow’ Union Church
J. L. Richardson
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J. D. Coburn
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George B. Holton
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Littleton
Hall Staples
U.S. Army
Framingham
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Fine Creamery
TEA Best
Zac
J. A
Ano
A. A
Magurn Main St
Walden Street
John A. Finigan
Arthur A. Magurn
Mass Telephone
F. E. Taylor & CO
Fowler Building
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