Maynard Notes and Local Construction Moves
Emma Hall of Oxford has gone to work at the mill. George Dunsmore of Clinton visited Mrs. Elizabeth Dunsmore. Three candidates were initiated by Court Maynard F of A. Monday night. B J Coughlin awarded a contract for a double house on Summer street. Contractor Pike's men finished work on the boiler house addition at the mill. James Mullin contracted to prepare the grainery on Main street for occupancy. First and third degrees to be conferred at Progressive lodge K of P meeting next Wednesday. Misses Scully Wilson Jamieson and Mrs Simpson hosted a theatre party to Boston. The April meeting of the Woman's club will be held next Tuesday afternoon with a talk on The National Airs of Various Countries and Their Origin by Miss Josephine Gleason of Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hall
Oxford
George Dunsmore
Clinton
Elizabeth Dunsmore
B. J. Coughlin
Summer St
Pike's Men
James Mullin
Main St
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Woman's Club
Josephine Gleason
Marlboro
M E church hosts well attended cold supper and entertainments
A cold meat and salad supper at the M. E. church Saturday night drew a large crowd and raised a good sum. A piano solo by Miss Anna W Holt, vocal by Joseph Bisbee, recitations by Miss Rachael Kitchin, a Japanese song in costume, performances by Misses Blanche Usher Florence Hodges Beatrice Taylor and Doris Kitchin, and the cantata Queen Flora's Day Dream featured 28 choristers with Miss Rena Smith as the Queen. Organizers included Mrs Harwood Mrs Anderson Mrs Richardson Mrs Dunham Mrs Singleton and Mrs Howard A Wilson who coordinated the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Anna W. Holt
Joseph Bisbee
Rachael Kitchin
Blanche Usher
Florence Hodges
Beatrice Taylor
Doris Kitchin
Flora’s
Rena Smith
Harwood
Anderson
Richardson
Dunham
Singleton
Howard A. Wilson
Debating Society Program From Maynard High
The Sigma and Zeta societies met Friday with a program including hymn, readings on Current Events The Inauguration and Russia, essays by several members, a song, drama items, piano solo, and a debate on capital punishment. The affirmative were Zeta Robert Lester and Roy Denniston. the negative were Sigma Florence Hart and Herbert Mallinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Zeta
Maynard High School
Christina Heffernan
Inez Bowker
Russia
Irene Martin
Annie King
Roosevelt
Eva Edwards
Grace Strout
Robert Lester
Roy Denniston
Florence Hart
Herbert Mallinson
Death of James Nichols proprietor of Middlesex House
James Nichols owner of the Middlesex House on Main Street died Tuesday night after a four day illness. Death was due to heart failure. Born in England 53 years ago he came to town with the inn and has managed it since. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichols
Middlesex House
Main St
Mr. Nichols
England
Maynard estate stalls for storage room to let
To let stalls on a storage room in a barn on the Maynard estate. Apply to C. Connor, Maynard estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Connor
Concord Community Notes and Local Visits
Local residents, including John Jennings of Ayer Junction and John Higgins of Billerica, visited friends in town Sunday. The L T L meets Friday at 6 45 p m at the Trinitarian church. An engagement between Edith B Johnson of East Boston and George Carter of Concord is announced. A Lexington Italian was fined 10 for shooting a robin. Ground was broken for a house at Thoreau and Sudbury streets for J W Jennings Jr. W C Robbins advertises horses for sale in this paper. The Guild of the Unitarian church hosted Lexington Guild guests Sunday evening. A H Knowlton of Lexington read on Growth of Congregationalism in New England. A tribute meeting for Fanny Cros sley featured hymns and remarks by Rev George A Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Isabelle Morrison
Washington, D. C
Edith B. Johnson
East
Boston
George Carter
Concord
Thoreau and
Sudbury Sts
J. W. Jennings, Jr
W. C. Robbins
Acton
Guild of the Unitarian Church
Lexington Guild
Alex Hoyle
A. H. Knowlton
Lexington
New England
Fanny Crossley
Trinitarian Church
George A. Tewksbury
Concord Firemen Swearing Alarms
Three fires and a false alarm kept Concord firemen busy on Monday. A brush blaze near G S Abbott and Charles Adams caused box alarms. crews battled grass and young growth, with damage limited. A second alarm at the Middlesex fairgrounds required chemical extinguishment, followed by a brush fire and a hoax about John Brown's house. Hose 1 narrowly escaped a spill crossing Belknap Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. St. L. Abbott
Charlies Francis Adams
Adams
Lincoln
Middlesex Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
John Brown
Belknapst
Brush fires threaten homes along Main Street area
Two alarms sounded Saturday as fires started near John F. McCallar on Main Street and Jeremiah Sheehan two sites apart. High winds fanned flames, one fire crossed toward the Nine Acre corner road, endangering houses. it took about an hour to control. Minor damage included poles of the N E T and T Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McCallar
Main St
Jeremiah Sheehan
Protect Yourself Against Germs With Mi-ona Tablets
A vintage health ad promotes Mi-o-na as a cure for stomach and digestive disorders. It claims the product strengthens the stomach to resist disease germs, contrasts it with ordinary indigestion medicines, and promises no alcohol or large doses with a simple tablet before meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Bowling league rolls show two standout bowlers duel
The monthly roll-off at Monu ment st alleys last Thursday evening featured generally weak averages, but the top two performers in bottle pins and candle pins battled for supremacy as scores were corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument St
Reformatory visit and local housing moves noted
Suffolk County Grand Jury visited the reformatory on April 5. James O Neill moved into the former Hill residence. Hill relocated to New Hampshire. The Woman's Club General Reading meets April 7 to discuss Present Day Writers. The Massachusetts Association of Truant Officers met April 4 at Tufts Hall with about 75 members, inspection led by Supt C B Hart and a banquet later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Reformatory
Woman's Club For
Massachusetts Association of Truant Officers
Tufts Hall
Supt.c
Hart
Baseball Fever Fails to Stir Concord in Annual Maynard Series
The piece recalls the Concord Maynard town series dating to 1886 87 with Concord claiming the pennant except 1903 and last year Maynard quit after one game. It notes plans for a new series with an iron clad agreement to prevent past tactics and ensure fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Cord
Concord
Little Berg
Maynard
Advertised Letters List Names in Public Notice
The notice lists individuals with pending mail at the post office including Thomas Croshaw Gardner B Green M Munroe William Andreasen Sil vestro Savicio Martin Peterson and several Mrs titles C Currier C H Russ and Geo H Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Croshaw
Gardner B. Green
M. Munroe
William Andreasen
Silvestro Savicio
Martin Peterson
C. Currier
C. H. Russ
Geo. H. Wilcox
Trades procession invites participation for prizes
The committee in charge of the trades procession on April 19 invites citizens to join with business teams farm wagons autos and other entries for prizes. W C Bass chairman Concord April 5 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bass
Concord
Concord notices and classifieds collection
Concord Mass listings include asparagus roots and fruit plants for sale, paper patterns and wall paper, sheet music from the McKinley Co, a box for mail at 636, and job notices seeking a woman for general housework and nursery work. Also buggy, road cart, eggs for setting, and postmaster applications appear among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Barry
Concord
Mass
Plymouth Rocks
M. L. Hatch
Whitcomb’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprise Company
F. Wilder
Main Street
Mase
Court Maynard
F. of A
Elizabeth
Alice Scully
Beatrice
Elizabeth Wilson
Laura Jamieson
Fred Simpson
Park Bay
Albert Vanderhootf
Milidam
Dr. Gibson
Shamrock Oil
Johnson Pharitacy
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin Williams
Iail
T. F. Parker
Hal
Fire Insurance
Herbert L. Green
Highland St
George G. Russell
Concord Jct
John Jennings
Ayer Junction
John Higgins
Billerica
The
Robin
Concord Firemen
Bulger
Burke
English
Flannery
Grimes
Foss
Jackson
McGrath
Mara
Saunders
Concord Junction
H. Li. Greene
M. J. Farrell
James O'Neil
Wm. Hill
New Hampshire
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord Louat
Geo. F. Wheeler
H. L. Whitcomb
McKinley Co
P. O
Goddard Buggy
Concorda
Concord Concord National
Concord National
Vanderveer
Concord, Mass
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