Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Events and People
Local items report George Laubenstein Sunday with friends in Lynn and Mrs. James Sheridan ill with the grip. Engagements and visits are noted for Miss Mamie McDougall, Miss Doris Kitchin, and Miss Minnie Shea. Funeral in East Boston and burial for Mrs. Henry Silcox are mentioned. Community meetings, church notices, school employment rules, water system planning, and town telephones discounts are summarized alongside upcoming social events and a May 11 gala by the Ladies Auxiliary No. 33 of the AOH with Brigham’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kitchin
Minnie J. Shea
Boston
Mary J. Shea
Glendale St
Bennjamin Lovett
Thomas Hardy
Martin Kane
Henry Silcox
Maynard
T. J. Judge
Edward Henderson
M. EB Church
Westfield
W.S. Howe & Co
C. Sydney Coulter
Leominster
Ladies’ Auxilary
Harry E. Brigham
Mary Cook
Della O'Toole
Agnes Waldron
Margeret Murphy
Inez Scully
Bedford Briefs Include Jury Draw and Local Happenings
Bedford news notes Wm. Ge PMMHE and George Wood on the jury. Local residents N. S. Fitch and family visited. Mrs. Parkhurst of Somerville spends time in Bedford. Mrs. Smith Young showcases air way designs. Crescent Ave. home gains town water under Charles O Dowd. Dudley Proctor buys land on Concord Rd for a house. James Spreadby loses and Gardner returns his pension check, with reward. Sweetwater hotel in Bedford Springs leased for five years to Mr. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gpemmhe
George Wood
Fitch
Somerville
Sweetwater
Bedford Springs
Old King Cole Enjoys Coal Trade During Winter Season
The piece paints Old King Cole as a jovial figure in regal attire with a favorite pipe. It notes this season as his most appreciated, describing pleasures found in genial company beside a fireplace. The ad urges supplying coal.
Bedford Dramatic Club Presents The Magistrate This Week
The Bedford Dramatic club directed by J. R. Pitman will stage The Magistrate on April 21 and 22 at the town hall. Proceeds benefit the Bedford Civic club for town improvements. Tickets went on sale April 4 at C. W. Blake Co. drug store. The club boasts skilled amateur actors and actresses with potential for professional work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Dramatic Club
J. R. Pitman
Boston Museum
Bedford Civic Club
C. W. Blake Co
Local News Briefs From Lowell and Nearby
Moses Taylor of Lowell visits town this past week and Mrs. Farren slowly recovers from pleurisy. Mr and Mrs Alfred Harris welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs John Edwards visit Charles Edwards over Sunday. Ladies Church Aid meets Thursday in church parlors. A large barge from here attended the drama The Commer Stone at West Acton Thursday with local actors performing. Delegates to the Middlesex Union Association will be elected for the meeting in South Acton. A food fair and sale will be held Thursday in the vestry of the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Lowell
Farren
Alfred Harris
John Edwards
Charles Edwards
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
West Acton
Midnesex Union Association
South Acton
Joseph Robbins
Somerville
John Sibley
Fitchburg
Henry Burke
Billy DiBendetto
Maynard
Ruth French
Medford
Cambridge
Local notices from across towns and townsfolk
A collection of brief items lists residents in Boston Somerville and surrounding towns. It notes hospital visits homecomings and job changes including Irving McKensie Joseph Robbins Ruth French Henry Burke and others with mentions of farms schools churches and local events.
Local News Notes From New Bedford And Nearby Towns
Miss Edith Abbott spends a week in New Bedford. Marence Dixon becomes clerk at C J Waite’s store. Teddy O Keefe returns to Franklin to work. Miss Marion Hardy enjoys spring holidays in Smithville New Hampshire. Mrs Bradst Pringle visits Philadelphia with her sister. Alexander McCabe nurses a poisoned finger from a wound. Mrs Edward F Loughlin spends time at her Dorchester parents. Mrs Waldo Chaplain hosts W C T U meeting on Main Street Cambridge. Concord lodge members receive first degree with two candidates then second degree next Wednesday or Thursday in Concord lodge. Commonwealth avenue repairs discussed as rocks protrude along the street. Jacob Landry moves from Cottage Street to Lynn to take new work. Landry family send well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Abbott Fs
New Bedford
Marence Dixon
C. J. Waite
Teddy O'Keefe
Franklin
Marion Hardy
Smithville
N. H
Bradst . Pringle
Philadelphia
Alexander McCabe
Edward F. Loughlin
Dorchester
Waldo Chaplain
Main St
Cambridge
Town Schools Close for Spring Holidays
Fragmented local notes report Concord residents traveling from Paris and illnesses. A false alarm from box 19 remains unsolved while ongoing meetings and minor injuries appear in scattered items across the page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Laubenstien
Lynn
James Sheridan
Main &T
Mamie McDougall of
Fitesburg
Thomas Chiciey
William Joyce
Alice Scully
Joe
John Connor
Jorged
M. FE. Church
M. B. Church
Callahan
Waino Keto
Mr. Keto
Bedford
Krypiok 7
P. N. Dahl
Opticia
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
Spencer
Walden St. Concord, Mase
Edith A. Buck
Friend's
Main Street
M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Concord
Mass
Andy
Mandy
Love
Gandy
S.&e. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
W. F. Litchfield
MAIN
Opp Mill
Irving McKensie
Laura McLeod Moore
Geo. Keyes
Fred Ziegler
Roxbury
A. G. Ziegler
Hardy
Fletcher's Corner
Hatch
Charles Hale
J. P. Brown
P. Callon
Newton
Martha Harris
Bert Owens
A. Merriam’s
Albert Perkins
Chas
Whitney
Abel Cole
Universalist
Genie Fletcher
Lucie Hosmer
Hosmer
Lakewood
N. J
Maplewood
Joshua Edwards
Brown St
E. Boeske
Charles C. Wellman
Concord Lodge
I. C. O. Oieen
Jacob Landry
Cottage St
Mr. Landry
T Their
Atrame Bes
Paris
Harry Tuttle
Caenoe Club
Kenneth Cook
Theigh School
B. H. Guith
Waldenst
Dent
Janey
Pdi Automobile
Walden
Com
Keyes
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor
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