Maynard Briefs and Community Notes
Maynard reports Eugene Leon taking the Byer Ready dry batteries agency. A Wednesday night ratio caucus selects delegates for state and congressional conventions. Mrs Frank Carey and son Edward visit Mr and Mrs A A Hilfer ty. Read Lizette & Dupuis ad about hats. Fire department answered a shed fire from burning grass at Dr F A Rich’s residence. Lenten services Friday night at Congregational church feature Intermediates singing The Stole of the Cross. Diamond at playgrounds being improved under James J Morgan. parks fields to first class condition. Rep C J Lynch shown with governor Draper’s signing pen for the free employment bureau extension now law. Magdalene chapter observes anniversary April 27 with comedy The Gentle Jury and magic act by W D Leroy. Boston soprano selected, refreshments. Frank May of Holy Cross at home briefly. Leap year party in Stow. Waiso- Fhint died suddenly. Mrs Ly Lord fell and was injured.
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Eugene Leon
Byer
F. A. Rich
Congregational Church
James J. Morgan
Parks
Fie
C. J. Lynch
Draper
Free Employment Bureau
Magdalene Chapter
W. D. Leroy
Boston
Frank May
Holy Cross College
Stow
Waiso- Fhint
Sudbury News and Local Events Highlights
Mrs N M Parmenter and Mrs G W Moon spent Monday in South Framingham. Miss Hattie J Goodnow returned to Newton after vacation here. Sudbury high baseball played Wayland high in Wayland April 15. Public exhibition by gym class in Music hall April 16. High school play The Elopement of Ellen at town hall May 8. Patriots day ball scheduled April 20 with Straus orchestra of Wal tham. Charles Brackett has given up bicycle supplies. items available at Mrs Lillian A Hunts. The Enterprise to demand arrears payments after a year or more, otherwise paper stopped. Look on paper margin for paid-to date. arrears before May 1, 1907 must settle. Consuls reports denial: Congo government replies to British White Book. commerce questions addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Ellen
Charles Brackett
Lillian A. Hunt
Post Office Department
Marlboro
Brussels
Congo Independent
Congo
South Sudbury Boys Brigade Field Day Planned
Massachusetts division of the New England Boys Brigade holds its annual field day at Geo. J. Raymond's farm in Sudbury on April 20. About 500 boys aged 12 to 21 arrive by train for a sham battle dinner and drills before a dress parade and review by Maj. Gen. Percy Bridg and Brig. Gen. W. H. H. Cary.
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Massachusetts
Department of New England
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Geo. J. Raymond
Boston
Percy Bridg
Hum
Somerville
W. H. H. Cary
Winthrop
Mr. Rymond
65 Years Wedded Mr and Mrs William P Jones
Mr and Mrs William P Jones quietly observed their 65th wedding anniversary on April 2. Born in this town they raised nine children, seven living. he 88, she two years younger, she uses a wheelchair but reads avidly. The notice also reports local real estate moves and a furniture auction for Mrs Turner with sale date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Boy Shot by Philadelphia Policeman Dies
William McCue aged 17 was shot in the back by Officer Hoffman while authorities say he tried to capture the youth. McCue and others allegedly attacked Italian party members. the boy ran a block before collapsing and dying three hours later. Hoffman is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William McCue
Hoffman
McCue
Hoffmay
Concord Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Susan Carter visits sister Mrs M E Wright in Concord Junction. Pickles marks eleventh birthday on Monday. Vacationing: Marshall B Wright John Bordman Charles A Keniall. Wells A Hall elected superintendent of Union church Sunday school. Winslow Russell of Hartford Conn and family visiting town. Invitation dance in Association hall April 20 promises enjoyment. Hawthorne chapter 48 O E S observes 12th anniversary April 8. A F Bowman leases basement of garage rear of Association hall to display gasoline engines. Mrs Blanche Miller and son Warren of Gonth Framingham spent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickles
Marshall B. Wright
John Bordman
Charles A. Keniall
Wells A. i Hall
Union Church Sunday School
Winslow Russell
Hartford
Concord Residents Entertain Guests and Visit Friends
Mr and Mrs L H Gilbert of Manchester New Hampshire visited local friends. Evelyn Emmett returned from North Adams for a brief family visit. Sophie Wilson and brother Richard Wilson visited at Thoreau Street. W H Bowker returned with family to Neshawtuck Hill home after winter in Boston. Susan Emmott stayed with her parents on Bimnst Street. James D Livingston Jr resumed at St Pauls School Concord NH after spring break. Waldo Flint former Concord resident died suddenly in Acton aged 72. Funeral at Blow Monday. burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Mise Evelyn Emmett
North Adams
Mise Sophie Wilson
Richard B.wilson
Thoreau St
W. H. Bowker
Neshawtuc Hill
Boston
Susan Emmott
George J. Emmott
Bimnst
James D. Livingston, Jr
St. Paul's’ School
Concord
N.hs
Concon
Waldo Flint
Acton
Bleepy Hollow
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Alfred
McCleary
Riverside Block
Maynard
Mass
Chiropodist
Marcel
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
Friend’s Block
S. R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynard, Mass
Nason St
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
DeLee
Nason Street
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin-Williams Label
LN. Fowler & CO
Concord Junction, Mass
Sherwin-Williams
Frank Carey
Edward
South Framingham
A. A. Hilferty
Lizette & Dupuis
Sudbur
N.M. Parmenter
G. W. Moon
Sudbury High
Wayland High
Wayland
Straus Orchestra of
Waltham
South
Sudbury
Niversary
Lillian M. Turner
Matthew Rice
Chelsea
Cambridge
Wheelock
Quincy
Cole
Coley
Tufts College
A. S. Rogers
Howard C. Burr
W. F. Litchfield Main ST
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Susan Carter
M. E. Wright
L. H. Gilbert
Manchester, N. H
John M. Keyes
Gendron
Pocket
Walden Street
Concord Baseball and Sporting Goods
North Acton
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