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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
1
Maynard Town Notes Include Baseball Wins and Licenses
Maynard residents report Michael Lynch returning to work and George Allen visiting town. The high school baseball team beat Acton 4 2 and will play Ayer next. A cricket shoot and Marathon appearances drew crowds while local Masons witnessed Natick degree work. Licenses are expected to be renewed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayer High School
Maynard
Lowell
Newport Fails to List Maynard Contest in Championship Claim
Newport basketball organizers publish their game list for the season but omit the Maynard contest. The writer notes Newport appears unsettled by a setback their “wild west” team suffered in this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
New England
Maynard
Maynard Loses Suit Over Father's Will
Amory Maynard was defeated in the suit challenging his father's will. The court ruling confirms Maynard may use the income of 60 000 dollars for the rest of his life as allotted by the will, a decision that stirred significant local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Maynard
Maynard
Sudbury Social Notes From Natick To Wayland
Frank E Bent 8 D Perry and L D Perry attended a Masonic affair in Natick Friday Myron W Lawin entertained relatives over the holiday Mr and Mrs Robert R Porter were guests of Mrs F F Porter the past week Miss Eliza F McLean was in town with Mrs Horatio Hart a portion of last week Miss Bertha Griggs and friends of Boston were guests of Mrs L S Jones the 19th Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ely of Waltham were with the latter's parents for the holiday Mrs Emma A Moore has sold her farm to a professor in West Roxbury He plans to move his family here May first and make improvements Mrs Moore and her daughter Winfred will move to the MacLaren tenement in South Sudbury The Craven place in Sudbury has been sold to Charles Whitler of Wayland and he with others plan to convert it into a club house and stock farm Fred Thayer has disposed of his farm to a party in Waltham they plan to use it as a summer home Mrs C A Parmenter entertained her niece Velma Maxwell of Lowell also her daughters Frances of Somerville and Clara of Wayland over Sunday Miss Inez A Perry spent the 19th in Natick visiting relatives and saw Marathon runners pass on their way to Boston Dr and Mrs Milton T Perry were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C J Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Ely
Waltham
Emma A. Moore
West Roxbury
Moore
Winfred
MacLaren
Sudbury
Charles Whitler
Wayland
Fred Thayer
C. A. Parmenter
Velma Maxwell
Lowell
Frances
Somerville
Clara
Inez A. Perry
Natick
Boston
Milton T. Perry
Frank B. Tullis
Joseph B
George Howe
James Tulis
Wilfred Pollard
C. O. Parmenter & Co
C. W. Richardson
H. M. Ellins
Local notes reveal family moves and property activity
Illness, rentals, and social visits populate the Framingham area items. Harold Parmenter rents the north side of Mrs Turner’s house. A. W Stone nears moving into a new state road home. J Sheehan’s sawmill relocates. forest fires along the B and M line threaten woodlands and damaged wood.
Ward to Speak on Missionary Work in the South at Trinitarian
Samuel Ward of Boston will address the Trinitarian church on the American Missionary Association in the south, sharing insights as a lay observer after visiting association institutions. The 24th anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society will be observed Sunday evening at 7 with Rev. Frank Hunnewell giving the address The Girdle of Obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian
Samuel Ward
Boston
American Missionary Association
South
Ward
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Hunnewell
Congregational Church
Reading
Dr J E Connelley Opens Concord Office in Urquhart Block
Dr J E Connelley of Reading has opened an office in Urquhart's block and will be found there from 2 4 and 7 9 p m. He comes to Concord well recommended as a Harvard Medical School graduate and is expected to be very successful in this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Connelley
Reading
Urquhart
Connelley
Concord
Harvard Medical School
Desirable Monument Street House for Sale in Concord
A nearly new two acre property on Monument Street in Concord offers a spacious ten room home in first class repair. The seller promises value and invites inquiries by telephone after six, asking for Chas Davis at 76-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument St
Concord
Chas, Davis
Advertised Letters List
A list of names including Ernest Beliveau Elisha H Cutler estate care of Mrs 8 C Fowler Haskon Haakensen J E Pecker Willie Thibideau Mrs Nellie Brooks Miss BE Buckingham Mrs EE O Bunker Miss Cutler Federation Press Com Mrs Lucy Dow Mrs Jos Holland Olive Lyons Sadie Royall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beliveau
Elisha H. Cutler
8. C. Fowler
Haskon Haakensen
J. E. Pecker
Willie Thibideau
Nellie. Brooks
BE. Buckingham
EE. O. Bunker
Miss Cutler
Federation Press. Com
Lucy Dow
Jos. Holland
Olive Lyons
Sadie Royall
Alfred T. Haynes opens Marlboro store on Main Street
Alfred T. Haynes & Co announces the Marlboro store at 226-228 Main St will open Thursday April 25 with hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. A souvenir gift is promised to every lady. An opening invites all Maynard Sudbury Concord Acton residents and a second girl is wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Haynes & Co
Main St
Visitors and social notes from Marlboro and Lawrence towns
Charles McGill visited Sunday. Frank Murphy and his sister Celia of Marlboro stayed with Miss Nellie May during the week. Arbor day is slated for Saturday. William McGarry and Roy Carmichael were guests of friends in Lawrence this week. Mizpah Rebekah lodge initiated four candidates Thursday night and entertained D. D. G. M. Mrs. Nellie L. Balcom and her suite of Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGill
Frank Murphy
Celia
Marlboro
Nellie May
William McGarry
Roy “Carmichael
Lawrence
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Nellie L. Balcom
Hudson
Why lead paint lasted longer in old days
The article explains old-time white lead included inert pigments that acted as adulterants increasing durability. Modern pure white lead with purer manufacture yields poorer wear, while pigments in Patton's Sun-Proof Paint zinc, lead, and silica double durability. It also notes new baseball, fishing, and tennis goods arriving for selection before stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
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Mass
J. P. Watson
Walden St
Marlboro, Frye Building
Albert Coughlin
S. R. Garland
Maynard’s Block
A. Fernald
Boylston Sta
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Lerer and Gruber, Mainst
Summer
Ely Gruber
Summer St. Maynard
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case’s
Bi’k
Nason St
Mullin
Smith
Toby Gloves
M. F. Mullin
Nason Street
Monogram Comics
George H. Gutteridge
G. N. Gov
Nason
Pish
Priest Bros
Rexall Lesperance
Rexall Store
Delee
Maynard, Mass
Michael Lynch
George Allen
White Pond
James Wall
Cricket Grounds
Johanna Gill
Warren
John O'Brien
James Claflin
Maynard High School
Acton High School
Maynard Rooters
Young Neary
Wyandottes Orpingtons R
S. Comb
M. A. Coughlan
Adale St
Frank E. Bent
D. Perry
L. D. Perry
Myron W. Lawin
Robert R. Porter
F. F. Porter
Eliza F. McLean
Horatio Hart
Bertha Griggs
L. 8. Jones
N. H. Perkins
Framingham Grange
J. Sheehan
A. W. Stone
State Road
Lillian Paymond
P. W. Jones
W. I. Stone
Framingham Road
A. H. Fownes
A. W Stone
Stone
H. P N. Dahl
Main
Trinitarian Church
Concord Local
Acton
Mra, Bidtney Coolidge
Ord
Campbell
J. M. Keyes
Walden St. Concord
D &H
W. F. Lffchfield
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