Notice for timely newspaper content and subscriptions
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure publication in the same week. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay. news and advertisements may be left with B. B. Sanderson Riverside block, and subscriptions at R. J Coughlin's news room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sanderson Riverside
R. J Coughlin
News Room
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Agent Harris
State Board of Pharmacy
Alexander Greer
Quincy
John Hanna
Maple St
Nora Daily
Nellie Duligan
Lawrence
Jennie Carey
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
Charlestown
J. Coughlin
C. H
Fred McCleary
Wayland
John McCleary
Parker St
Kennedy
Concord Junction
Assabet Mills
Julia Helen
Gertrude Madden
Hudson
Margaret Keegan
William Rickson
Young Ladies’ Friendly Society of the Episcopal Church
Gilbert Stronach
Bertha Strout
Th Combination
Sarah Corosky
Cartier
H. L. Whitcomb
Maynard notes and local incidents in town
Maynard items report residents traveling to Stafford Springs and Worcester visitors, several social calls, four new St Bridget’s members, and routine employment changes. A milk standard case in Concord, a runaway incident averted by Officer Chase, a Portland death with Maynard service plans, and a boy’s hip injury from a bridge accident are also outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Moynihan
W. A. White
Concord
Harry Chase
John Mallinson
Portland
Oregon
Maynard
Lowell
George Wood
Thomas Wood
Maynard’s
Walnut St
C J Literary Society Meets With Mrs Curtis Saturday
The C. J. Literary Society met with Mrs. W. W. Curtis Jr. Saturday night. James H. Fernald of the rubber factory will move to Malden this week. Rehearsals for the play by Willowlodge D. of R. are in progress. Miss Lena Rine read for the Red Cross in Dorchester Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Literary Society
W. W. Curtis Jr
James H. Fernald
The
Rubber Factory
Malden
Willowlodge D. of
Lena Rine
Red Cross Society of
Dorchester
Scott Higgins
Highland St
Bretts
Concord High Beats Milton Academy In Close Season Opener
The Concord high school ball nine won a tight Saturday game at Milton Academy. Concord trailed 2-0 after the second and third innings but rallied in the fifth with Shepard and O Connell delivering key hits. Cook limited Milton to one hit as Concord added runs in the eighth to reach 3-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Milton Academy
Concord
Milton
Shepard
O'Connell
Cook
Henders
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Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard, Mass
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Orange
Mass
C. L. King
D. D. S. Concord Junction, Mass
John Kelley
M. Driscoll
Friend's
Drudgist
Concord, Mass
John M. Keyes
Dever
Walden Street
Young
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Main ST
Agelbert Fernald, D. M. O
Harva d University
Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
W.f.davis, C.M.D
Maynar
Bes
H. P. N. Dahl & CO. Jewelers and Opticians
Opp
Charles McGill
Stafford Springs
William Gould
Worcester
Michael &Anegoess
Mrs. Brown
Burge
Alstead
N. H
Marion Williams
John H. Marrs
Highlander
Corysipelas
John J. Connorton
Geo. M. Bowker
Commonwealth Avenue Gardens
John J. Boylan
Westvale
Herbert A. Bass
Wright
Austin Hayward Place
Mentzer
Charles T. Copeland
Harvard College
Reformatory Satuday
Connecticut
Reformatory
Patterson
Messrs
Lake
Wakeless
Atwood
Greenman and Barsons
Bailey
Messrs. Mayberry
Fields
Burrows
J. H. Mansfield
Cambridge
Mies Ellen Reid
Jamaica Plain
Hamilton W. Algeo
Montreal
John Algeo
Spanish-American Association of Co. I, 6Th Regt
Mass. Inf
U. 8
Knights of Columbus
Circle
Ohio
J. P. Cantwell
M. M. Hugh
J. B. Gleason
Concord H
Academy
W. F. Litchfield