Maynard Social News Roundup From Local Notices
Maynard community items include visitors in need of events at Hibernian hall Div 44 OA H dance with five initiates and a collation, Middlesex county CB workers convention in Woburn, River View foundry payroll rise to 56, and town officials kept same minor appointments. Local business updates note Concord Terrace land sale continuing, Dahl promotes eye care, and a new market planned on Nascon Street. Barbers debate holiday closings, Maynard brass band benefit at Music Hall attracts crowd with band selections and cinema. enumerators report strong early population results with up to 250 names daily. Masonic whist party yields multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Davis
East Boston
H. J. Dwinell
Hibernian Hall
A. O. H. Magdalene
C. E F
Middlesex County
C. B. Workers
Woburn
John Sunderland
Beatrice
Jordan
Andover
Bt. Bridget’s
Acton
South Acton
Concord Terrace
Congregational Church
H. P. N. Dahl
William Priest
George O’brien
Nascn
John J. Driscoll
Bancroft St
Cenghis
Masonic
Masonic Club
Ledies
Irving Hart
A. H. Haynes
George N. Hart
Frank White
Louis De‘orey
Vandermber Institute car attracts attention in town
Short report recalls a special car from the Vendamber Polytechnic Institute used for tests on Lexington and Boston Street Railway. Residents note the curious sight as Elks of Bedford host members from Lowell Watham and Wo burn lodges at their Lowell lodge rooms creating an enjoyable evening for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walternoon
Vendamber Polytechnic Institute
Lexington & Boston Street
Bedford
Lowell Lodge of Elks
Watham and
Wo‘burn
Lowell
Denmark
Bedford Union PTA Meets Thursday at 3:30 PM
A Bedford Union school Parent-Teacher Association meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 21 at 3 30 PM in the school building. The event invites all interested in child welfare and outlines the group’s aims linked to the national organization with goals of better parent teacher cooperation and community citizenship. Tea will be served and members will meet teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Bedford Union School
Washington
Bedford
B. C. Mason
W. T. Simonds
H. A. Lyons
J. L. Jewett
F. P. Magoun
C. W. O'Dowd
Mary B. Frye
John Kirkegard
Charles Wethebee
Local Weekend Visitors and Fire Near Hunt's Crossing
Sudbury notes William F. Law of Boston and Albert J. Sheffield from Peabody with families, plus visits by Charles J. Dean and Bert Richardson at Great Pond camp. A Saturday fire near Hunt's Crossing caused minor damage from a spark, quickly contained. Gymnasium class events in Music Hall drew large attendance and praise for Miss Harrington and her students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Law
Boston
Albert J. Sheffield
Peabody
Charles J. Dean
D. R. Dean
Bert Richardson
Waltham
Great Pond
Bertram Brewer
Wayside Inn
M. FP. Porter
R. R. Porter
Leominster
Frank
Worcester
Hunt
Music Hall
Harrington
Local Notes from South Sudbury Community
Fred L. Clark installs home telephone. Mrs. L. M. Turner visits town. A W Stone works with Supt. Wheeler on state highway. Wilfred A. Jones visits his father. C W Spiller joins Rockbottom farm team. Tufts student Carleton B Elms on vacation. Local families host relatives and visitors amid travels to Florida and the south. Sleepers hauled to station, Perkins and Hig Perkins suffer grip, Goodnow visits from Cambridge. Hurlbut Rogers Machine Co ships five lathes overseas and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Clark
C. W. Spiller
W. 8. Bright
Rockbottom Farm
Carleton B. Elms
Tufts College
George 8. Smith
John J. Connelly
J. D. Gilman
Coll
C. C. Parmenter
Florida
Ramstrom Jx
Maecea Framingham
Frank KE. Bert
Goodman Hill
Frank N. Perkins
N. Hig Perkins
George Goodnow
Cambridge
John B. Goodnow
Howard Cutter
Chelsea
George J
Watham
C. A
Hurlbut Rogers Machine Co
England
Germany
Concord Junction News Briefs and Local Socials
Biroy Dart visits town and Farnum Damon spends holiday with family. William Reilly leaves Blaine employment. John and Mrs Cohen welcome twins born Friday morning. Concord Junction boys defeat Maynard 26 to unknown score. Water line break on town road Thursday. railroad tracks temporarily damaged. Concord Junction baseball club hosts third annual social dance with 50 plus couples. Fire in field near Bakers Woods Saturday causes smoke but no spread. possible incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum Damon
William Reilly
Blaine
John Cohen
Damon St
Twim
Concord Junction
Maynard
Baker's Woods
Funeral and social notices from Maynard area column
Rev Fr Dennis Lynch and Rev Fr Matthew Maherty attended Michael Crowley funeral in Maynard Pri day occupying seats. Display of stockings in Miss Buck's window advertised in another column for a low price. William F P Wiesner house fumigated and scarlet fever removed. two children fully recovered. Wer man's clue annual meeting at town hall Monday afternoon with officer election. Mr and Mrs Henry W Dunn entertained Men’s club on Middle street with dinner. Woman's club study class expects a quiet afternoon. class to be led by Mrs George M Noaker on settlement work with Jacobus in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lynch
Matthew Maherty
Michael Crowley
Maynard Priday
William FP. Wiesner
William St
Henry’ W. Dunn
Middle St
Woman's Club
Mra
Diest
George M. Noaker
Jacobuis
New [York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hi. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
Concord
M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Miss Buck’s
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
W. F. Litchfield
M. G. Rrussell
New Bedford
Lynch Brothers
Louis Emerson
James Scott
River View Fundry
Howard Cheney
Brayburn, Pa
Brayburn Steel Co
Maynard Brass Band
Mrs
Frederic H. Ferris of
Holbrook
New York City
Minnie Bean
Springs Road
Washington, D.C
John
P. Hlése
Mi Tred
Colby College
Hea
J. G. Nicholson
Bim
Sudbury
South
Joshua Edwards
P. O
Op & Postal
E. Boeske
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Biroy Dart
Sunathene
Autor
Gillis
Pope Daily Service
Orient
Duntley
Savage
Main St
Concord J
Keyes
Geo. H. Gutt
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass Block
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!