Maynard Local Notes Highlight Visits and Openings
Miss Ethel Rich visited Maynard over Sunday while Michael Nee TM of Lowell spent the weekend in town. Several residents returned to work, including Maud Turnbull in Watertown and Amy Malcom at Revere beach. Wiring contracts for the M E parsonage were awarded to Eugene Dawson, and Rexall violet talcum is advertised at DeLees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nee
Lowell
Maud Turnbull
Watertown
David Miller
Lawrence
Thomas Bell
Clarence H. Gutteridge
Mary Campbell
Boston
Eugene Dawson
M. E
Frank Coulter
Albert Axford
Revere Beach
John McKinnon
Maynard Band
Acton Center
John Connors
Main St
South Gardner
Lilla Childs
Case’s
Amy Malcom
Lynn
William Brindley
Walnutst
Mary Bowers
Worcester
Ray Rubenstein
Libby Rubenstien
A. Lesnick
DéLee’s
Maynard High School Alumni to Celebrate 10th Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of the Maynard high school alumni will be observed on September 3 at the Masonic hall. An excellent entertainment is planned and organizers urge graduates to attend in larger numbers than before and aid in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Masonic Hall
Sudbury Pilgrimage to South Natick by D A R
A cloudy August day sees a Natick Historical Society guided trip from Wayland to South Natick. Gusta Smith leads visitors to Eliot Oak and the 1658 sawmill site, notes Indian graves, Friendship Elms planted in 1753, and the Eliot Church and God’s Acre monument to John Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
South Natick
Gustavus Smith
Natick
England
Daniel Takawambpaii
Eliot
Stephen Badger
God’s Acre
John Eliot
Mr. Smith
Maria Bartlett Butler
Suburban Farm Change and Local Improvements Noted
The Raymond syndicate bought part of L D Newton’s farm in Framingham and adjoining parcels, including all personal property. Road crews plan to harden the state highway with crude oil and stone dust as a steam roller starts work. Goodnow Library interiors were refreshed with cream walls and new covers for the circulated books, aiming for neater upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Syndicate
L. D. Newton
Framingham
Goodnow Library
Concert News and Local Family Movements
Concert Junction notes Miss Harriet Lawrence visiting Marlboro New Hampshire. Miss Bertha Wilson plans Cushing academy attendance this fall. Miss Helen Nagle has recovered enough to be outdoors. Miss Ethel Tallon left Allen Chair Co. for James B. Wood & Son Concord. Thomas Evans moved from Jewett house to Commonwealth Ave cottage owned by T R Beharrell. Exith, Gladys, Carrie, May, and Cora join a two week camping party at Onset with chaperone Mrs Cadwell. Robert Sheehan suffered a serious milk delivery mishap when a wheel ran over his foot breaking the ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nagle
Ethel Tallon
Allen Chair Co
James B. Wood
Concord Vacation Notes and Local Explosion Report
Concord residents began summer getaways with extended vacations for A Maude Hunt in Monday for Onset Mrs Edward Thorpe visiting Hubbard Street Mr Pliny Jewell at North Falmouth Mrs Woodward Hudson and daughter to Jaffrey NH Robin Mahr leaving for Buffalo after visiting George F Wheeler Sudbury Road Dr H Hudron and wife at their Lake Suva cottage Roden Akak planning a week end trip explosion at powder mills Thursday night in Concord rattled buildings with a strong concussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ©. Thorpe
Mr. Thorpe
Hubbard At
Attractive wheels offered at exceptionally fine makes
The seller promotes outdoor activity by purchasing a new wheel model that rivals past high priced options. The light-running car is easy to use without a chauffeur and suitable for family use, promising simplicity and perfection in design and parts at an affordable price. Call in to view.
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Yours
Fiend
Alfred. E. McCleary
Riverside
Maynard
Massa
A.m
A. L. Hicks
Marcel
Concord
Mass
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Bey
Concord, Mass
DR. C
Towne
Friend’s Block
Garlan
Goga King
Maynard Block Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Tel
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Publii
Town House
J. M.bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case’s Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
J. C. Farley
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Rexall
Pyt
Delee
Nason Street
MAIN
Ethel Rich
William Priest
Margaret Rogers
Somerville
Julia McCarthy
Jessie Bell
Revere ‘Beach
Alice Wilson
Arthur Malcolm
Mildred Randell
W. B. Case
Lake Boon
Arthur
Front St
Dunham
Providence
O. Saunders
Maple St
John O'Connell
Cambridge
James Kane
Sudbury
St. Leonard Smith
Fanny Carlson
W. B.case & Son
James Kelley
Fred Brunelle
Gleasondale
George Tighe
Milboro
Es Joyce
Spring Lane
William’ Cleary
Bellows
Falls
William Cleary
John ~ Phinney
Bridgeton
Albert Sylvester
Maple
Peter Lynch
Winooski
Mr. Lesnick
Main and
Nason Sts
Brooklyn
M. H. & Alumni
Wayside Inn
Carver
Charles River
South
Madeline Crawford
Waltham
H. PN. Dahl
Optical de Maynard
Concert Junction
Harriet’ Lawrence
Marlboro, N. H
Bertha Wilson
Cushing Academy
Robert Sheehan
A. Maude Hunt
Mrs. Roden A. Ak
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Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
Orter
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
North Acton
D. C. Harrie
Acton Mass
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