Concord Junction between mill move and land deal
Henry Franks fills Edith McKenzie’s stenographer post at Westvale mill as rumors swirl that a land purchase closes, signaling a new industry. Holy Week services run nightly at Union church with musical programs and guest speakers through Good Friday, culminating in an Easter concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Franks
Edith McKenzie
Westvale
Massachusetts Reformatory
W. S. Leland
Rosewig
Buck
Brown
Concord Selectmen Notice of Liquor License Application
Concord on April 11, 1906 under Chap 100 Regs Laws 8 A well has applied for a sixth class druggist license to sell intoxicating liquors for medical mechanical and chemical purposes on the southerly side of Main street in Heywood's block. John M. Keyes Frank Wheeler C A Whitney Selectmen of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
8. A. Well
Main St
Heywood's Block
John M. Keyes
Frank Wheeler
C. A. Whitney
John.c. ‘Friend
Mainst
Friend's Block
C. H. Whitney
Richardson
Noll & Snow
Commonwealth Ave
Bartholomew's Block
H. Whitney
100 Revised Laws Application for liquor license in Friend’s block
John C. Friend has applied for a license to sell intoxicating liquor for medicinal purposes at the southerly side of Main Street in Friend’s block. C. H. Whitney.
Richardson Applies for Block in H. 8. Richardson
The notice states H. 8. Richardson has filed an application seeking a block titled in Richardson's name. The document outlines the proposed allocation and related procedural steps for approval.
Noll and Snow Apply for Liquor License on Commonwealth Ave
Noll and Snow have filed for a liquor license to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal purposes at Easterly side Commonwealth avenue Bartholomew's block. Co. H. Whitney.
Opening of Bisbee blacksmith shop in West Acton
S R McNeil announces the Bisbee shop offering horse shoeing and jobbing in West Acton. Special attention to interfering knee knocking slug lame and tenderfooted horses. All work guaranteed and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Bisbee Shop
S. R. McNeil
Card of Thanks for Deceased Father
We express gratitude to those who assisted us at the time of our father's death and to those who sent flowers. Thanks for sympathy and kind acts from friends neighbors and singers for the selections loved by him. Mrs G T Davis Mrs G M Parker Miss Susie A Moulton Chas H Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Davis
G. M. Parker
Susie A. Moulton
Chas
Moulton
Whalen Family Thanks Friends for Sympathy and Flowers
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy and acts of kindness after their bereavement and to donors of floral tributes. Margaret Whalen John Whalen Thomas Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Whalen
John Whalen
Thomas Whalen
Local Names In Printed Matter Notice
A brief notice lists H. Hawkins esq Miss Gussie Mulligan and Mr. Malcom Parks in connection with printed matter and a reiteration of H. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hawkins, Esq
Gussie Mulligan
Malcom Parks
H. Hawkins
Maynard and Worcester Club Meeting Recap
Maynard Christopher Wilson spent Sunday with friends in Worcester. The Woman's Club literary department met Monday with Mrs. A. T. Haynes as Flora McCurda read on Florence Nightingale. Tuesday featured Frank B. Sanborn of Concord recounting Emerson Hawthorne Thoreau and Louisa May Alcott, with Miss Mabel Sawyer on current events and musical numbers by Mrs. French and Miss Tarbell of Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Wilson
Worcester
Woman's Club
A. T. Haynes
Flora McCurda
Florence Nightingale
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
Emerson
Hawthorne
Thoreau
Louisa Alcott
Mabel Sawyer
French
Tarbell
Hudson
Men’s League to hear Rev Farwell on April 17
Congregational Church notes show the Men’s League will host Rev Perris B. Farwell, president of the Federation of Men’s organizations, on Tuesday evening April 17. The meeting precedes officer elections and discusses similar leagues. The pastor has ordered 50 copies of the booklet His Last Week at five cents each, with Sunday distribution planned. A special Easter service is set for next Sunday morning, followed by a children’s concert in the evening and an Easter offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Clare
Union Church
E. F. Hunt
Maynard
Wm. O. Weeden
George A. Tewksbury
Concord Trinitarian Church
Henry K. Hannah
Trinity Church
Concord
Men's League of the Congregational Church
Perris B. Farwell
Federation of Men's Organizations
League
Marlboro Daily Notes Relate Local Visitors and New Arrivals
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on return from distances such as Boston Wellesley Milford and Walden. Several changes include a new clerk at Windsor House and Dr D J Driscoll now serving as physician for Boston Life Insurance. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Perry at 69 School Street and Mary Faulkner visits Tilton Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Connors
Boston
George Coyne
Waltham
Mollie Quigg
Milford
W. A. Plage
Wellesley
Raoul Laduc
Worcester
James Feeley
Windsor House
Kate Brady
Oxford
BE. L. Salmon
Maynard
George —E
The
Marlboro Gas Co
D. J. Driscoll
Boston Life Insurance Co
Marion Stevens
Roxbury
Carrol Daley
James Carr
Lawrence
Marlboro
Francis 8. Perry
Firemen Honor Thomas J. Collins With Chain and Charm
At the fire department house on Saturday night Thomas J. Collins received a chain and charm from the members as a token of esteem. Arthur J. Coughlan gave the presentation speech and Collins spoke briefly after his surprise. A social hour followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Collins
Fire Department
Arthur J. Coughlan
Eggs for Setting Rhode Island Reds at 50 to 75 Cents
Advertisement notes select Rhode Island Red single comb eggs for setting. Applies to Mrs. Luther Franks at 162 Commonwealth Avenue, Concord Junction, with prices 50 and 75 cents per setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Luther Franks
Commonwealth & Ave
Concord Junction
Hudson Area Notices Move Through Town
Hudson H Chandler Tucker is home on vacation. Leo Bisgonette has accepted a position at the Hudson Blanket mill. Mr. and Mrs. J M Coolidge returned from California. A large number of Hudson Grange members attended Westboro to view the degrees. Ralph Manson completes duties at Hudson Department store and will join J H & S M Robinson. A billboard on Main St was removed by Bert Riley. A benefit dance in town hall April 20 will aid the Hudson baseball team with Newell's Marlboro orchestra. Union St Jean de Baptiste society will hold a basket party and dance in St Jean's hall Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Gallagher
Hudson Sr
William Davis
Fitchburg
Charles Davis
Water St
Frank Orcutt
Webster
James Gallagher
Wellesley
Michael Gallagher
Belmont St
Percy Turner
Waldoboro
George Gallagher
Pleasant St
Charland
Fall River
J. C. Caisse
St. Mary's Parish
Joseph Rousseau
Corner Broad
Lincoln Sts
Worcester
Parker Colburn
Boston
Marlboro
W. F. Moody
Lestershire
N. Y
Alex Matheson
Fred Paul
Allen Ct
Diamond M
Eugene On
Ee Ee Martel
Jose
Victor Robert
Eurebe Bissonette
Leominster
Laura Collette
Spencer
Blanche Poitras
I. N. Marshall
South Framingham
New England Railroad Superintendent's Association
Eva
Leo Bisgonette
Main St
Hudson Blanket Mill
Ralph Manson
Hudson Department Store
J. H
M. Robinson
Bert Riley
Town Hall
Hudson
Newell's Orchestra of
Union St. Jean de Baptiste Society
St. Jean's Hall
Change in firm name to W. A. Haynes Co and officers
The firm formerly known as W. A. Haynes & Co. has incorporated as W. A. Haynes Co. The new officers are F. F. Woodward of Fitchburg as president A. T. Haynes of Maynard as vice president and Albert W. Haynes of Maynard as treasurer and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haynes & Co
W. A. Haynes Co
F. F. Woodward
Fitchburg
A. T. Haynes
Maynard
Albert W. Haynes
Local social and business updates from town
Miss Katherine Barry works at 8S E Center store. L B E Kirby paints Armstrong store interior. Everett Woodward returns from Nantucket. Edgar Weeks moves to new home on Pleasant. Water service expanded at Lewis conservatory. Fred Eugley of Maine visiting brother Councilman W L Eugley Elm Street. Mrs D M Cousins and daughter Odetta home from Manchester New York visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Niles relocate to Boston. Ralph Knowlton of Revere visits uncle C F Knowlton superintendent of streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Cousins
Odetta
Manchester
N. W
Fred Niles
West Main St
Boston
Ralph Knowlton
Revere
C. F. Knowlton
Petition to establish Percival Street in Maynard Massachusetts
Maynard April 4 1906 To the Honorable The Board of County Commissioners in and for the County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Respectfully represents the undersigned citizens and abutting landowners on Percival Street that the highway needs to be established and properly located They pray the board view the premises and relocate and establish bounds from the intersection with Sudbury Street running southwesterly to the Great Road as James R Bent and five others referenced in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of County Commissioners
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sudbury Street
James R. Bent
Notice of County Commissioners viewing premises in Maynard
The Middlesex County Commissioners order Sheriff or Deputy to notify interested parties about a hearing on a petition. The view and hearing will be held at the Selectmen's Room in Maynard on May 14 at 9 15 in the morning. The notice must be published in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks and posted in two public places fourteen days before the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Maynard
View
Maynard Enterprise
Marlborough
Ralph N. Smith
Agents for Alfred Peats and Richard Thibant Pap
Agents for Alfred Peats and Richard Thibant Pap are named in the filing seeking court action or arrangement. The document outlines representation and procedural steps in a dispute involving multiple parties and potential claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peats
Richard ‘Thibant
Sheriff’s Sale in Hudson Maynard assets in May 1906
Massachusetts notice of sheriff sale of multiple Maynard parcels seized by execution. Three land tracts totalling about seventeen acres, river rights reserved for Knight and Maynard, water system easement, and a 30 foot strip excepted along Summer Street Lane. Auction set for May 7 1906 at 2 PM in Hudson at Chase Building rooms 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Charlies Parker Tucker
Chase Building
Main Street
Hudson
Said
Maynard
Said County
Benjamin Smith
Stow
Sudbury
George and
George
Charlies W. Maynard
Maynards
Wm. H. Knight
Amery Maynard
Assabet
Silas P. Brooks
Maynard B
Charlies G. Brooks
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Jamaica
Ierare
Bradley
Chicago News
Anthony J Doherty
Xattorney-At-Law
Congregational Church Notes
Arthur Boyle
Southboro
W. J. Turner
C O
J. O'Donnell
J. N. Johnson
Clarence O. Barton
Andover
Katherine Gately
Thomas Gately
South St
Wilfrid Gariely
Nashua
N. H
Frank Comptons
Martin St
Emilia Bouley
Pierre
Broad St
William F. O'Connor
Alice L. Coffey
Meriden, Conn
Lena C. Baker
A. C. Loewe &Co
Model Pharmacy
Loewe’s Block
Nason ST
Nathan Derby
Walden St Sale
Jafinigan
H. Chandler Tucker
Cuba
Mrs. J. M. Coolidge
California
Mr. Coolidge
Hudson Grange
P. of H
Westboro
Katherine Barry
8S. E. Center
L. BE. Kirby
Armstrong
Everet Woodward
Nantucket
Edgar Weeks
Pleasant At
the Water Department
Lewis Conservatory
Fred Eugley
Maine
W. L Eugley
Elm St
Helmer E. Olsen
Carpenter —and
Lowell Street
Concord. Mass
Macallar Parker Company
Washington St
Mandego Block
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