Land sale in Maynard involving Coughlin on Nason Street
The Maynard selectmen and assessors approved a sale to B J Coughlin of 371 feet of land between his current building and the fire department on Nason Street for 100 plus 100 feet. The town had previously received land from Coughlin in front of the building used as a sidewalk. The sold land extends back 70 feet, leaving ample rear space for future town use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Coughln
Fire Department
Nason St
Cricket club releases full coming season schedule
The club announces additional matches besides the Central Mass league listings. Maynard hosts Worcester on May 27 and Worcester travels to Maynard on July 10. Other fixtures include Bunting at Maynard on August 12, Zions at Lowell on September 2, Zions at Maynard on September 9, and U. S. Bunting at Lowell on September 16.
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Maynard
Worcester
Bunting
Zions
Lowell
Maynard Estate Stalls To Let And Farm Rent Wanted
MAYNARD LOCAL. TO LET stalls on a storage room in barn on Maynard estate apply to C F Connor Maynard estate. Wanted rent to rent small farm 5 to 7 rooms house in good condition some fruit trees and place for poultry in Maynard or on line of electrics to game rent low Box 601 Maynard.
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Maynard
C. F. Connor
Sudbury News Briefs Include Nurse Care and Local Happenings
A Hartford trained nurse now cares for Mrs. Cora Hager who is ill with typhoid fever. Adoniram J. Bacon and wife return from California after an absence since January. About 50 teachers to be hosted Friday at the union district convention with a dinner in the town hall. A new Champion road machine added to the road department fleet. Alfred C. Fay, ex Sudbury principal, now leads Bridgewater high. Rev Allen J. Hall appointed census enumerator for Sudbury. Miss Hattie Hunt leaves North Sudbury for Ashland to stay with Mrs Susie Tourtellotte. The Methodist church pulpit will be supplied this conference year by student J. F. Phillips. Rev G E Folk, former Sudbury pastor, assigned to Winchendon.
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Union District
Alfred C. Fay
Sudbury High School
Bridgewater
Dyer Hall
Sudbury
Allen J. Hall
Hattie Hunt
North Sudbury
Ashland
Susie Tourtellotte
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Phillips
G. E. Folk
Budbury
Winchendon
Berry Place Sold to Boston Parties on Old Road to Nine Acre Corner
In Concord the Berry place on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner sold to Boston parties who will occupy it at once. A Christian Endeavor social at Trinitarian church vestry Monday evening drew a large attendance with refreshments and games. The committee in charge included Louisa Johnson Effie Saunders Walter Carr and Edward Thorpe.
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Berry Place
Nine Acre Corner
Boston
Trinitarian Church
Louisa Johnson
Effie Saunders
Walter Carr
Edward Thorpe
Patriots Day Celebration Planned for Concord Town
The Concord program committee led by Charles W. Prescott plans a Patriots Day celebration with military and civic pomp in the historic town. The schedule includes sun rise salutes, band concerts, athletics, drills, a trades parade, literary exercises, a 21-gun salute, and an evening concert and dance.
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Concord
Charles W. Prescott
Colonial Hotel
Concord Battery
Regt
Concord H
Waltham H
3D Battalion
Cook
Co. I
Fitchburg
Boston
Colored Company
Unitarian Church
Monument Square
Cyrus H. Cook
3Dd Battalion
6Th Regt
Concord Post
Concord Independent Battery
Hubbard St
Walden St
Walden
Heywood
Lexington
Monument Sq
Lowell
Bow
Lang
Monument
Battle Ground
Old North Bridge
Monument St
Main
Sudbury
Thoreau
River Elm
Mill Dam
Town Hall
Trade Parade for April 19th announced
One hundred dollars in prizes offered by the Trades Procession Committee for the April 19 event. Citizens urged to join and seek prize locations from the committee. eligible participants include Concord fire department town teams business men farm teams and automobiles. Wm C Bass is chairman of the committee.
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Concord Fire Department
Wm. C. Bass Ch'm
Hurdy gurdy party opens Lowden and Wilson shop
A shop warming at the Lowden & Wilson shop drew Concord youths for a lively evening of dancing until midnight. The hurdy gurdy with band attachment provided music and was praised as a top event of the season. Refreshments were served at 10 30 with matrons Mrs George W Hunt Mrs A B Lowden and Mrs John Raymond overseeing.
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Lowden & Wilson
Concord
George W. Hunt
Lowden
John Raymond
Spring Opening And Local Projects In Sudbury
Spring hats are now available with a full trimmed and untrimmed assortment to please every taste. Rev Albert A Felch has begun services at John Eliot church in South Natick. Joy Wheeler Dow contributes What a Hotel Ought to Be in World's Work. A town committee plans veteran headstones at Mt Pleasant and Wadsworth cemeteries with four graves marked at Mt Pleasant Howe Gibbs Josiah Gleason Henry Edson Michael Sweeney and one grave James F Fish at Wadsworth.
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Albert A. Felch
John Eliot
South Natick
World's Work Magazine
Joy Wheeler Dow
Sudbury
Mt. Pleasant
Howe Gibbs
Josiah Gleason
Henry Edson
Michael Sweeney
Wadsworth
James F. Fish
Rufus H. Hurlburt
John H. Eaton
Protect Yourself Against Germs with Mi-o-na
An old advertisement touts Mi-o-na tablets to strengthen the stomach and digestive organs. It claims digestion improves, germs are resisted, and a fifty cent box suffices with no alcohol or liquid needed. The ad urges asking H. S. Richardson to show the guarantee.
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H. 8
Richardson
Do Your Hands Chap Richardson’s Jasmine Lotion Ad
Fay and Robin Sampson of Groton visited friends in town last week. H S Richardson of Concord Massachusetts prepared the Jasmine Lotion claiming to cure chapped hands and is marketed locally.
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Mesers. Fay and
Robin Sampson
Groton
Local Classifieds Include Housework Help and Goods For Sale
Advertisements list household help Wanted a woman for general housework and positions in Concord. Items for sale include a Goddard buggy and a road cart, assorted seeds and asparagus roots, and wall paper with 2000 patterns. Also sheet music from McKinley Co at 10 cents a copy and eggs for setting from white Plymouth Rocks.
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Concord
Mead
Commonwealth
Geo. F. Wheeler
H. L. Whitcombe
McKinley Co
P. O
Goddard
Plymouth
M. L
Whitcomb’s
Concord Junction Couple Wed In April Morning Ceremony
Concord Junction reports the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Cur tis Edson performed by Rev. Wm. J. Batt on Wednesday morning April 12. The couple left for New Haven and New York after the ceremony. A donation party moved to Thursday April 13 due to a downtown high school event. A local cast will present the event at Association halls with a full house expected. Meanwhile Har1 C Rideout of the British Merchant 8. S. Ocean Monarch notes Seattle arrival March 28 from England via Suez Bombay Singapore and Kobe. The ship faced rough seas and two Japanese naval officers inspected papers as it was mistaken for a blockade runner. It sails this week from Seattle to Yokohama and other Japanese ports.
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Wm. J. Batt
W. W. Curtis
Maizuna Edson
New Haven
New York
Har
C. Rideout
Ocean Monarch
Seattle
Washington
England
Suez Canal
Bombay
Singapore
Kobe
Japan
Yokohama
For Sale and To Let Notices in Concord Junction
Classified notices advertise 25 tons of upland stock hay for immediate sale by L N Fowler & Co. House to let on Crest Street with inquiries to C C J Waite. A six room cottage near harness shop is available via Jeremiah Sheehan. Pure cream for sale at Charles Hutter.
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L. N. Fowler & Co
Concord Junction
Crest St
Cc. J. Waite
Jeremiah Sheehan
C. J. Waite
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F. Wilder
Mass
Main Street
Marlboro
Land Transfer
Hartford, Conn
Cora Hager
Adoniram J. Bacon
California
Dr. Gibson
Shamrock Oil
Rae
Shere
Williams
T. F. Parker
Main St. Opp. Mill
Ime
George Garfield
Westton
National Bank
Weston
Acton
Carlisle
George G. Russell
Concord Jct
Jennie S. Deane
Nasen St
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Thomas Crewshaw
D. E. Fitzgerald
F. L. Hodgdon
Inez Brown
E. P. Agnew
Hulda Jacobson
Concord Concord National Ro
Concord National
Charles Hunter’s
Vanderveer
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