Maynard News Mixed Local Plugs and Casual Notes
Maynard news items cover sales at J F Gannon, visits to Old Orchard, Fall River, Concord lawn party, and dances by Div 43 AOH. Residents travel to Boston Worcester and Nova Scotia while local sports include a Maynard baseball win and a crickets match. A fatality, the death of Mrs Harriet Carter, is noted along with road work and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gannon
Matthew Campbell
Old Orchard
Annie
Ellen Murphy
Fall River
Cooperative Hall
Mabel Wagner
Medford
Frank Jones
J. M. Bellows
W. X. Macurda
Boston
James J. Hilferty
Old Orchard Beach
Walter ,Taylor
Nova Scotia
Maynard
Concord
Edward Sheridan
Worcester
Sadie McKenna
Molly Clark
Hyde Park
Ambrose Marsden
Yantic
James Albert Crowley
Wakefield
Thomas Byron
Frank
William Joyce
Mamie Burns
Alice Scully
Canobie Lake
Fred Taylor
Assabet Park
John Sunderland
W. B. Case & Sons
W. W. Oliver
Wonderland
Rosalie Shea
Alice Martin
Lincoln St
Fowler
Henry Murphy
Portland
Maynard Brass Band
Concord Tapen
Marion Haynes
Haynes Department Store
St. George's Parish
Revere Beach
Annie Powell
Charlestown
Assabet House
Edward Plouff
Springfield
Haynes Bakery
J. E B. McClure
Alice Brown
Harriman Laundry
Thomas Coughlin
Kathryn Coughlin
New York
Marlboro
Marie Conley
Minnie Gilroy
Annie Lyons
Nettie
Bertha Peters
Somerville
Frank B. Sanderson
Ralph Messenger
Assabet Mills
Dr. Salmon
Catherine Cleary
Brother William
Bellows Falls
Mary Kelliher
Kathryn
Cambridge
Catherine Lawton
Harriet Carter
Lowell
National Express Co
Marlboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Vacations
Miss Mae Wallace returns from Revere. Many residents and visitors are listed with travels and work changes, including Gustave Brodeur back to Nelson's store, Raoul Senecal studying for priesthood in Ottawa, and Armand Rousseau visiting from Manchester. The National Guard disbands for lack of interest, and Fr Genereux visits Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wallace
Revere
Clement Paquette
Francis Daignault
William Richard
Salem
Frank Favreau
Milford
Remi Moineau
Nashua
N. H
Frank Leblanc
Rose
East Brookfield
Samuel Lemire Jr
John Martel
Lincoln St
Eugene Sasseville
R. H. White
Boston
Joseph Labassiere
Three Rivers
Alderic Moineau
Highlandville
E. E. Dailey
Ida M. Temple
Lpton
Mary Temple
Marlboro Hospital
George Page
Woonsocket
R. L
J. B. Mathieu
Grant St
Albert L'Eveille
Wilfred Pelletier
Louis Sasseville
Northboro Road
Worcester
J. P. L’ecuyer
Morse & Bigelow
Paul St. Martin
Brockton
Camille Traham
L’assumption College
Canada
Joseph Ricard
Schenectady
N. Y
Wilfrid Moineau
Hector Ricard
Joseph L'Eveque
Red
Boston & Maine
Armand Rousseau
Manchester
Joesph Rousseau
Broadst
National Guard
Raoul
Senecal
Ottawa
P. Q
George Poitras
Eliza Senecal
Emery Desrochers
Department of
Morse & Ices
Fr. Genereux
Levin
J. C. Cass
End of the World of troubles cured by Electric Bitters
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and general debility. He notes the remedy relieved suffering and aided stomach and liver complaints, claiming it saved his life. Blood as a listed benefit is mentioned in the ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Berry picker struck by 8 a.m. train on river bridge
Mrs. Sophia Kromberg, 80, of Stow was struck by an eight o’clock train while on a river bridge near the pumping station. She fell into the canal but was rescued and taken home after examination found no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Kromperg
Stow
Rich
Kromberg
Sensation in Maynard as train wreck scare grows
Fright rose in Maynard Friday night after reports of a Con cord Junction accident. Crowds feared a wreck similar to last November as the 8 17 and 8 30 arrivals sparked a rush of cars and riders. Relief came when no local residents were found among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Maynard
Quiet Wedding for Cornelius Sullivan and Katharine Hayes
Cornelius Sullivan and Katharine Hayes, both of this town, were quietly married Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock by Rev. KB F Killilea. Best man was Michael May and bridesmaid Kathryn Sullivan of Boston. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside on Acton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Everett Wirry
K. T. Richards
Gaffey
Acton St
Acton
George Whitney
James Kerrigan
T. C. Lothrop
Fletcher's Corner
Actonst
Richard and
Gaiman
Cornelius Sullivan
Katherine Hayes
KB. F. Killilea
Michael May
Kathryn Sullivan
Boston
Furnished rooms to let and housework helper wanted
Maynard local classified item notes three furnished rooms with bath to let under T. J. Butler. A woman is sought for daily housework 7.30 to 10 and 1.30 to 4. Apply at 28 Parker Street Maynard near Dr. Cochran’s dentist office Case's block Nason Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
T. J. Butler
Parker St
Maynard
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McKinley Sr
Ert Akroyd
Natick
Akroyd
M. A
Gleasondale
Ferns
Main
Loyal Assabet Lodge
Amelia Sullivan
Maine
Powder Mills
Powder Mill
Piano Stool
Mechanics
Powder Makers
T. H. Brooks
Thomas Smith
Montevideo
Luke
Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Thomas Brooks
Vo Smith
H. P. N. Dahl
Howard
B. Collins
Parker and
Summer Streets
B. F. Johnson
Grafton
P. N. Dahl
Clapp
North Brookfield
Frank Murray
Concord K
Garnett Hackwell
Fitchburg
George le Comte
Sunapec
Fred Persons
Greenfield
Thomas Dolan
Everett
J. P. Watson
John Weaving
George McCormack
Charles Courtney
Freeport
A. H. Day
Cooperative Hill
Elmer Cozzens
Jas Cook
Middlesex House
Robert White
Maret
Dennis Murphy
Patrick Murrphy
High St
Miss McNally
Hopkinton
John Desmond
Connor
James Connor
Ireland
John W. Connor
K. T. McManus
Laurence Flood
Roslindale
Kenna
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Dr. King
John N. Picasan
Magnolia
Ind
Johnson
Willard
South Acton
Alfred T. Haynes & Company
J. K. McClure
King Arthur
Alfred T. Haynes & CO
Assa
Prospect Park
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