Special Timetable Service Between Concord Maynard Hudson
The May 1911 timetable shows Hudson to Concord departures at 7.00 A M with hourly runs to 1.00 P M and half hour service to 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 P M, plus a 11.00 P M Maynard run. Maynard to Concord operates 7.32 A M and 8.32 A M with half hour service to 11.32 P M. Maynard to Hudson starts 6.28 A M with hourly runs to 12.58 P M and half hourly to 8.28, 9.28, 10.28 P M. A special Theatre Car will connect at Concord Depot with the 11.29 P M Boston express. F A PERSONS Supt.
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Concord
Maynard and
Hudson &J. Ry
Hudson
Maynard
Ee Ae
Oen
Boston
Persons
Sudbury Wien and Maynard Shop at Christies
The Women's club plans a food sale at the town hall on April 29. At a special meeting Saturday the group voted to install three new electric lights at the end of each line. Arthur A. Dakin has sold his farm to Italians and plans to vacate promptly. Albert J. Sheffield of the United Shoe Machinery Co. Bever ly enjoyed Sunday with his parents. About 3 percent of members of the Appalachian club visited Mrs. Hastings at her summer home Saturday. Mrs. Walter Felch visited with her mother, Mrs. Lucius Bent, who has neuritis and has kept to her Natick home for some time.
Maynard Read Lever Ad and Dahl Jewelry Sale
Maynard Shop offers a week long promotion with H P N Dahl presenting a summer jewelry line. Martha Dahl returns home from Westboro hospital for a week's vacation. Seventy six children at St Bridget’s receive first communion. Mr and Mrs A Bander and son Raymond spent Sunday in Providence. Eva Garvin becomes first to announce departure for an excellent position in Passaic New Jersey.
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H. P. N. Dahl
Martha Dahl
Westboro Hospital
St. Bridget’s
A. Bander
Bander
Raymond
Providence
Eva Garvin
Passaic
N. J
Culinary Conceits Beyond Breakfast Plates
A quirky recipe note describes cold rice with shredded coconut and beaten egg formed into fritters as a breakfast dish. It suggests English muffin halves with broiled hay and poached eggs, topped with hollandaise. It also offers a liver preparation with bacon strips threaded through slashes and baked with salt pepper thyme.
Marathon entrant among varied local notices
Frank Wilder Jr enters the marathon. The R C A footwear department will be discontinued. Mrs B Clemmons and children visit Nashua. H W McGrail vacations from Boston College. Assabet Aerie of Eagles initiates seven candidates. R Crossley and T Smith begin jury duty in Lowell. W Stevenson sick with blood poisoning in a finger. Mrs C Richardson called to Braintree by a relative illness. H Fowler hospitalized for an operation. Miss T Heffernan rests from teaching in Holden. Miss Edna Hinchcliffe of Pawtucket moves in with aunt Mrs Richard Fisher. Supt Roberts of Gleasondale mill wounded but out and about. Charles Bradley continues long jury service. J Wilson visiting uncle Charles Richardson after Navy service. Mrs C Drew on sick list. J Duggan recovers from grip. Rev F N Rutan preached at Shawmut church. J Green, Harvard Medical student, substitutes on C M H St Ry during Easter. friends glad to see him. Maynard Checker Club tourney nears end. George Waterhouse leads with 15-1-8. Ocean Accident Insurance settles Kashkonis v Hardy case. boy struck by car. T Smith acts for Kashkonis. Congressman Wilder votes against electing U S senators by the people, surprising many.
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Robert Crossley
Thomas Smith
Lowell
Walter Stevenson
Charles Richardson
Braintree
Herbert Fowler
Charlesgate Hospital
Theresa Heffernan
Holden
Edna Hinchcliffe
Pawtucket
R. J
Richard Fisher
Roberts
Gleasondale Mill
Charles Bradley
John Wilson
U. S
New Jersey
Navy
Charles Drew
John Duggan
Percival St
F. N. Rutan
Shawmut Congregational Church
Brookline St
Boston
Jeremiah Green
Harvard Medical School
Jerry
Maynard Checker Club
George Waterhouse
Ocean Accident Insurance Co
Joe Kashkonis
F. C. Hardy
Fitchburg
Hardy
Kashkonis
Marlboro Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Moves
Marlboro residents cluster around Easter weekend with visits from relatives and friends. George J. Herrick wires electric lights for EB Porter Howe’s Northboro home while Rev. Herbert Dow plans to move to the Methodist parsonage. Ex councilman John Whitney returns after an operation in Haverhill hospital amid local greetings.
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George J. Herrick
EB. Porter Howe
Northboro
Bridget A. Hurley
Boston
Herbert Dow
Local Notices and Social Highlights From Spencer
Capt William Seaver visits cousins in Spencer and Mrs Backus hosts her Somerville mother. Clairey returns from Nova Scotia. Smiths visit Waltham parental home. Hollis Robbins and Peck family guests in town. Easter concerts held at Baptist and Congregational churches. Margaret Thacher visits Reading former classmates. Mrs Ethel Moore Brodeur and baby visit Worcester father. Mabelle Houghton and mother visit Houghton relatives. Wilmot Mitchell visits sister in Brunswick. Gertrude Merrill visits Kimball family. Rev Harold B Drew resigns Baptist pastorate to join Y M C A in New Bedford. Mr Jones moves goods to newly purchased farm from Alberta Stratton. Stenneford to stay on as helper. Stratton family to stay briefly. Stratton daughter to Nahant.
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Hollis Robbins
Somerville
Harry Smith
Arthur Peck
Beacon St
Boston
Baptist
Congregational
Margaret Thacher
Reading
Penn
Lassell Seminary
Ethel Moore Brodeur
Baby
Worcester
Alonzo V. Moore
Mabelle Houghton
Albany, N. Y
James C. Houghton
Charles W. Houghton
Jones
Alberta Stratton
Stenneford
Local Social Notes and Road Plans From Concord Junction
Mrs Randall Woodworth guests in Dorchester. E W Ford confined at home due to strain. William Rackell of Hartford visiting his uncle Wood. Miss Louise Batt of Fall River with Rev W J Batt. Snow & Nolls drug store adds features at soda fountain. Dancing party arranged for Wednesday in Association hall. About 20 new primary pupils at West Concord school term start. Miss Margaret Adams hired as aid to Miss MacKenna. Road department aims spring cleaning with macadamizing Main Street to N Y N H crossing and other streets to be regraded.
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Louise Batt
Fall River
W. J. Batt
Snow & Noll’s
Asociation Hall
West Concord
Margaret Adams
MacKenna
Main St
Church St
N. Y
Commonwealth
Maih St
Crest St
Cottage St
Laws Brogkrd
Local notes from Marlboro and surroundings
Charles Walcott visits Marlboro Friday. Alexander and Damascus Bouvier buy a Marinoro farm. Ladies' Charitable society meets at Mrs. Caleb Wheeler's. George W. Hopkins sells his Hubbard street house to Frank Clark. Everett Tolman sells Hatch place Hubbard street to Fred E. Power. Town road department schedules meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. Ralph P. Hosmer camp admits one recruit and plans a dance on the 19th. Birthday tendered to Uncle Den at Edwin Kendall’s and 89th anniversary noted. Henry Murray seeks votes for W. M. Wood in Arnolds Mills, Me., after a Maine camping trip where Wood’s accident blinded him.
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Alexander
Damascus Bouvier
Marinoro
Ladies’ Charitable Society
Caleb Wheeler
George W. Hopkins
Newton
Hubbard St
Frank Clark
Everett Tolman
Hatch Place
Fred E. Power
Ralph P. Hosmer
W. W
Henry Murray
W. M. Wood
Arnolds Mills
Mr. Murray
Maine
Wood
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Sudbury
Walter Felch
Lucius Bent
Natick
Lever
H.P. N. Dahl
Optometrist
Optician
OLD Wright Tavern
Charles C. Wellman
Thane
Robert W. Stockbridges
Maynard, Mass
Alden Re
Sicandhale, Ile
Frank Wilder, Jr
B. Clemmons
Nashba
William McGrail
Boston College
Assabet Aerie ‘of Eagles
The
Aerie
Wilder
Congress
Louis Farley
South Framingham
P. H. Fahey
Chelsea
Charles Potter
Horace Peverly
Philias Desmarais
Harrisville
R. I
Joseph Desmarais
Silver St
Henry Johnson
Webster
Harry Barrett
Vine St
John Whitney
Franklin St
Haverhill Hospital
Milton Day
Nancy Leland
Prospect Sr
W. S. Townsend
Orange
Octavia Barker
Marlboro Hospital
George H. Spencer
Everett
Cambridge
Marlboro
Domenic Lagrea
Maria G. Frulba
Immaculate Conception
Romola Albertine
Catherine Cafferello
Burpee C. Taylor
Chas. A. Taylor
Lincoln St
Dartmouth
la Salle St
Chicago
Hiesdorff & Taylor
A. P. Sharp
Southdoro
Sharp
Lynn
Marian Warren
Kenneth Nichols
Hartford
Capt
Wm. H. Seaver
Spencer
Mrs. Backus
Clairey
Nova Scotia
Clifford Smith
Waltham
Wilmot Mitchell
Brunswick, Me
Fred 8. Kimball
Gertrude Merrill
Putnam School
Poughkeepaie
Kimball
Harold B. Drew
Baptist Church
New Bedford
Immigration Department
Bedford
Fred Shea
Bangor
Charles Shea
Northrd
K. of P
S. W. Young
C. W. Blake Drug Store
Evangeline Young
Uni Church
Parent- Teachers Association
Grey Dove
Bedford Dramatic Club
Mesdames Bartlett
Cook
Blake and Hamblep
Messrs
Magoun
Webber
Riese
Goodwin
Skelton
Comley
M. B. Pierce
Crescent Ave
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nasan Street
Naylor
W. F. Litchfield
Mayna
Glenwood
Miss Buck’s
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
John C. White
Concord, Mass
White
William Flavin
Randall Woodworth
Dorchester
E. W. Ford
William Rackell
Hartford, Conn
Charles Walcott
Thomas Todd
Julius Smith
Caleber
Den. Edwin_Kendall
Tabernacle
Bowdeinay
Mr., “Encels
Jeweler
Post Office
Juni
John M. Keyes
Waiden Street
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