Sixth District Senat or Race Prompts Quiet Discussion
In the Sixth District the senatorial situation draws some chatter though no firm news exists. Grimes of Wakefield is cited as a possible candidate. Vying incumbent Herbert E. Pletcher of Westford enjoys broad support due to his conservative work in the senate, securing popularity in Lowell and larger towns. Grimes supporters urge Fletcher not to run this year. if he does, Grimes may delay a bid for another year.
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Grimes
Wakefield
Herbert E. Pletcher
Westford
Senate
Lowell
Fletcher
Hhe
Maynard Items: new golf member and name change bill
Raymond Kitchen joined the Encors Golf Club. Chris Johnson is hired by American Powder Co. The town committee voted to report a name change bill to the legislature.
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Raymond Kitchen
Encors Golf Club
Committee of Towns
Desmond Wins Maynard House License After Board Vote
At a special meeting of the Board of Selectmen John Desmond, proprietor of the Maynard House, was granted a license amid competition from Coughlin Bros. and others. Earlier, licenses were issued to Juline Loewe, G. Frank Cutting, and Whitney & Noll, with P. H. DeLee receiving a druggist license after review.
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Board of Selectmen
John Desmond
Maynard House
Mann
Juline Loewe
G. Frank Cutting
Coughlin Bros
Selectmen
Desmond
P. H. DeLee
Whitney & Noll
Maynard Citizens Shocked by Street Fights and Arrests
Disturbances in Maynard last weekend drew crowds and free fights with several arrests, prompting the district court in Concord to proclaim Maynard day on Monday. Citizens condemn the scenes as disgraceful outsider activity, hoping for cures beyond mass arrests and fearing a repeat of last year’s turmoil.
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Maynard
District Court
Concord
Maynard Plans First Class Baseball Team 1902
Maynard envisions a first class baseball team for the 1902 season and will hold a management meeting at Gonaseues Hall on Thursday night. Cooperation is essential for a successful season, with strong fan support needed to match the team’s strength.
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Mardh
Ato Ae
Gonaseues Hall
Ae Maynard
Ames
Maynard
Manager Seeks Better Fit as Fans Hopeful of Change
A fragmented note shows supporters urging a new leader to accept the role, hoping the manager can secure better quality and fill the vacancy left by Mr. Hil. Fans express earnest expectation for decisive action and improved results.
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Promee
Eran Sreee
Ti Sina
Mr. Hil
Sudbury Town News Promises Heavy Bloom and Local Happenings
Sudbury reports a heavy bloom for peaches and apples this season. The botany class led by Miss Index Perry will present its first meeting with Mrs. R. H. Sn on Tuesday afternoon. Waldo B. Parmenter moves into the vacant Pleasant residence. A Sudbury road project sees a state road contractor inspecting sites. A grammar school outing occurs on Fridna Hill. Atwood takes a Worcester job, leaving farming. Mrs. Aurelia H. L. plans to move to South Sudbury with tenement near Mary Heard. A public hearing before the joint committee on public health discusses sanitary conditions of the Sudbury and Concord rivers and nearby meadows at the State House.
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Sudbury
Inex Perry
R. H. Sn
Bertha M. Chase
Grammar School
Fridnana Poin
Jointees Committee On
Concord
State House
Road Commissioners Improve Highways and Public Spaces
Spring work by road commissioners widens and deepens gutters to improve highways. Private residents reuse loam for grading, avoiding mid road debris. The old Congregational church plot near the center gains graded loam, with ideas for two flower beds and beautification. William P Greenlan and wife relocate while Greenlan serves as librarian for the New England Historical Genealogical Society.
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Congregational
John W. Garfield
Goodman Improvement Society
Massachusetts
Sudbury
William P. Greenlan
Likely to Close South Sudbury Manufacturing Works
Indications point to a South Sudbury factory closing for an indeterminate period due to the owner’s illness in California. On hand lumber has been sawn into stock for Wakefield chairs and is nearly ready for shipment, leaving only a small workforce idle.
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South
Sudbury
California
Wakefield
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From The Riverside Area
Miss Elsie Rhule assists at Sex ton s variety store and Miss Mary Lynch leaves a Maynard house play. Rev. John A Crowe takes census of St Bridget s parish. Rumor of a ceremony at Lynn involving Rev W F Lawford. Delia Mahon suffers rheumatic illness. Florence Inman seeks employment at the anaes tr 8. Parone Kitchin and George Hinchcliffe remodel homes. Mrs OC F Connor visits brother John Tawi. Mrs James Wall and children guests of Gleasondale friends. Has Beens of Leomaster seek game with Ma guard team. New est a motor shipped for repair or lease. Manager of note accepts a position in the faery department. Velver service at M E church Sunday night with George Harlow to sing. Charles Hackstead leaves American Powder Co for weaving dept at mill. Lawton s orchestra to play at a dance in So Acton. Orchestra plans a dance in Cooperative hall May 14. J W Connor and Dr T H Grady attend Concord Council K of C smoke talk with state officials.
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Lawton
Acton
Cooperative Hall
J. W. Connor
T. H. Grady
Concord Council K. of C
Supple
American Woollen Co plans to build on Upper Main Street
The American Woollen Co contemplates constructing two large boarding houses on Upper Main Street on the former Italian settlement lot. They are having the plans drawn to determine cost before proceeding and intend to clear the houses of late occupants immediately.
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The
American Woollen Co
Upper Main St
Sudbury Estate of About 70 Acres Sells After Century
Homer vice hy of Allston reports the sale of the old Ape estate, a 70 acre property in South Sudbury with a long history. The deal marks a major local land transfer after more than a hundred years in the hands of Ban and others.
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Homer Vice Hy
Allston
Sudbury
Rendsenns Y
Scarlet fever case reported at Sudbury Center
A scarlet fever case was reported to the board of health at Sudbury Center on Friday. The patient is Maurice ite, a public school pupil, with first symptoms on April 24. The case is being watched closely and authorities see no immediate cause for alarm despite memories of past outbreaks.
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Board of Health
Frias
Sudbury Center
Maurice Ite
Appo
Sadbury
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Chris Johnson
American Powder Co
Maynard Locals
Elgin
Waltham
Oliver
Nason Street
Are
Ie Tees
Tote
Clarence Entenrenen
Waldo
Parmenter
Fanneil
Helecamant
Pa Atwood
Worcester
Aurelia H. L
Boston
R. R. Pena
Mary Heard
G. H. Gutteridge
Elsie Rhule
Sexton’s
Mary Lynch
Eeous
John A. Crowe
St. Bridget’s Parish
Riverside Block
W. F. Lawford
Lynn
Tose
Delia Mahon
Florence Inman
Anaestr
Parone Kitchin
George Hinchcliffe
OC. F. Connor
John Tawi
James Wall
Gleasondale Friends
Leomaster
New Esta
Rpeeas Neal
Faery
Velver
M. E
George Harlow
Hudson
Charles Hackstead
Wyeth
Prop
J.C Jensen
Association
Concord Jct
DR. Balter, B. Currier
Maynard’s Block
Contemplate
the Amit
I Berens
C. W. Robbins
East Acton
Orient
Cleveland
Crecent
Crown
Hanover
Reliance
Mill Dam
Heywood’s Block
John M. Keyes
Maurice McWalter
Huomestad
Bion’s
H. E. French
Coleg Watchmaker & Jeweler
Naylor
W.B. Case
Union
Franklin Shoes
Vnew
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