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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1911

Page

3

Maynard News Roundup of Vacations and Local Happenings

Maynard residents report vacations and visits across multiple states and provinces. Notables include Annie White visiting sister in Sudbury Street and dog show entrant Lady Rita. several families vacationing in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. local workers changing posts and earning recognitions. public events include field days and camp activities.

Annie White Woonsocket Jamen Sheridan Sudbury St Edward R. Toop Ina Everett Toop Rockville Conn Mary Bovin Clinton Waino Keto Kaleva John Helms Keto Vinal Haven Edward Doherty Rita Newport R. 1 Elizabeth Hunt Ethel Holt Germantown Penn Frank ‘Johnson Tuttle & Newton's South Acton Bertha Vera Lawton Rose Mahoney Mary Spence Fort Pond Harvard Clara Binks Auburn N. H Montreal Can Maud Riley New Hampshire Joseph Harvey Newark N. J Eben Ssullivan Marion Ballou Dorothy Maritime Provinces

Local Notices Highlight Town Visitors and Transitions

A run of social notices and personnel changes fills Maynard and nearby towns. Lakor Lakor Haw joins the U S Navy and reports for duty. families from Millers Falls and Boston visit, while Lake Boon hosts camp life and Twilight club events. Former mill agents Geo Hinchcliffe and Orlando Saunders die within hours of each other in 1900s Maynard. Both men were respected in the mills scene and leave wives and families.

Ella Scully Pittsfield Sarah Taylor Frank William Taylor New Jersey B. F. Townsend Emmanuel Taylor Maine Poland Patrick Hanlon Stottsville N. Y Fabyan Woolen Co Medway Charles Higgins David Bander Osterville RB. Bennett Catherine Shea Woonsocket R. J Henry McCormick William LeMoyne Lowell Peter Lund Fred Creighton Oakland Cal James Mahoney George Hinchcliffe Assabet Mills Boston Hattie Naylor Mary Hodges John Denniston Lawrence Robert Denniston Mr. Wetherbee Atlanta Fred Robbing Portland A. C. Loewe Clarence Bodfish Clarence Pemberton Hull EB. Wallace Coyle Prudential Office Mary McCleary Laura Woodart Laura Florence Woodart Binitha Deane Fannie Harwood White Mountains Charles F. McCarthy McCarthy George H. Gutteridge Canada St. Lawrence River Thousand Islands Crosby's Frank Lawton George Lynch Halifax Louis Sullivan Peter Lashoux Peter Marlboro Hospital Henry Gilroy Miss Flynn Miss Carey Littleton Enterprise Littleton Boy Scouts Jeasie Howard Allen Howard Arthur Bradford Papineau Harwichport Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association Leominster Andrew Banks Andrew Peterson Samuel Townsend Abington Ethel Champagne North Wien John Brayden Sudbury Ernest Butterworth H. P. N. Dahl Lake Boon Lincoln Stoughton Bert Brayden James Sheridan Dennis Spain Gordon Pierce Raymond Veitch Allie L. Keany Dublin N. H Emma Bryant Edward Hudson Harry Illingworth Clara George Demers Gilbertville Alfred Kitchener Walter Taylor Gertrude Rich Fitchburg Eugene Thompson Concord Hospital Lessie Lawton South Freeport Edward and Lottie Ryan Lebanon N.’H Chahieg Lakor Haw Us. Navy L Barnes George Stock Bio Misa Cora Neilson O'Connell Mark Kelley, Jr Millers Falls John Croft Waltham Ast Walcott St B. Crosby Emma Basther Ralph Lawton Carl Persons Roy Denniston Arthur Hart Archie Livingstone Tonawanda Cottage Twilight Club Twilight Cottage Elmer Curtin Curtin John W. Flood Howart H. Hamblem Cornelius Sullivan North Andover George McCormick Gladys Grace Mary Qilleney Great Id James Long Ashburnham Mise Ellen Long Long F. B. Plummer Brant Rock P. J. Sullivan Herbert W. Burr Eugene Keay Ford Catherine Lawton St.dget's Lerer’s Main Nason Maynard Ellen Huntoon A. D. Holt Music Hall Geo. Hinchcliffe Onande Orlando Saunders Mr. Saunders Island Middlesex Mills Saunders Allen Hinchcliffe C. L. Bodfish American Woolen Co Mr. Hinchcliffe Huddersfield Ene England Nesmith St Parkview Ave

Stow to Name Candidate for Representative

Stow Republican district committee met Tuesday night and decided to name a candidate without changing nominating procedures. Albert Batley became secretary and Albert Littlefield of Boxboro was elected chairman. The expected candidate is likely Selectman Parker, though a contest is possible.

Stow Republican District Committee Albert Batley Albert Littlefield Boxboro Parker

Carnegie Writes Again on Library Site and Funds

The selectmen again hear from Andrew Carnegie about the public library project. He seeks definite site information and the annual funding the town will raise. A special town meeting is expected before any action is taken.

Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Miss Elizabeth Carpenter Injured at Main Street Crossing

Miss Elizabeth Carpenter, nearly killed at the Main Street crossing of the B and M railroad last Wednesday, remains in serious condition after a slow convalescence. She was struck on the side by the impact and is under care of Dr Grady.

Nellie Punch Dorchester James O'Donnell Billett Fred Morris Maritime Provinces Thomas J. Collins Michael May Nantasket Beach F. EB. Taylor & Co James Cheney Helena Donahue Revere Beach Mary Law Margaret Chelsea James Coulter Andrew Magarty May Magorty Ralph Connor Hudson Maurice Connor Clara Yapp Joseph Allen Paul Woburn John M. Whitney George Whitney H. J. Dwinell Brant Rock Graham Forgie Fraaler Huntington Powder Mills James Hurley Hartford Conn Willam Casey Pauline Rogers Lexington Elizabeth Mahon Concord P. J. Sullivan Marison Marcella Catherine Welch South Boston John Welch Sudbury St Margaret Long Ashuelot N. H York Beach Elizabeth Carpenter

New Potato Chip Industry Plots In Maynard

Mr and Mrs Gilmore, new to Maynard from Philadelphia, plan a potato chip factory over James Mullin's Main street workshop. They will hire about eight workers, buy potatoes now, and begin operations soon in town.

Bertha Vera Lawton Rose Mahone Mary Spence Fort Pond Harvard William Dunn James Frazier Ina May Bell Revere Beach Joseph Wolstholmes Fall River William Baron Timothy Buckley Waltham Guesco Walthamst Mabel Hawkes Priest Bros Roy Emerick Hartford Conn Maynard Boston James Mahoney John Hancock Life Ins. Co Newark N. J Boyden Brookline Gilbert Hawkes Martin Peterson Edna Locke Winchester Bancroft St. School John Hickey Brockton Richard King Arthur Hart Portsmouth N. H. Navy Yard George Hart George Wilson East Boston John Cleary Gilmore Philadelphia James Mullin Main St

Gas Now Sold For Commercial And Lighting Use In Maynard

Gas is sold for commercial and lighting purposes and heating in Maynard. Locals praise its performance and expect it to be used mainly for cooking and lighting now, with expansion possible later. The company aims to provide top service, though Maynard is distant from the operations base on Nason Street.

Maynard Nason St

Watching Them Closely at Cedar Point Chess Match

The Cedar Point chess match draws local interest as Alfred Jordan the English champion, who played at the local club this spring, faces Newhall Banks the American champion in 20 games. Also watched is D Orio Illinois champion against Henderson Pennsylvania champion with D Orio already popular locally.

Cedar Point Ohio Alfred Jordan England Newhall Banks D’orio Illinois Henderson Pennsylvania

Maynard Brass Band Concert Postponed By Weather

The Maynard brass band planned a Tuesday evening August 15 program featuring marches overtures waltzes and medleys but rain led to postponement and a Wednesday evening performance was advised. The lineup included J Roux Enchantress Dalby Lozes Carston Winkler Fleur D Alsace B Medley When the Bells Are Ringing and more.

Maynard Brass Band J. Roux G. W. Dalby Lozes Carston Winkler Albert von Tilser Suppe Fontella Klefer H. Maquet Fritz F. H. Losey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maynard News Norss Esther Bowers Albert Elson George Elson Mary I. Leyden Lynn Assabet Aerie of Eagles Hugo Kalander Fairfield Joseph Lowe George Dowding Hattie Irene Frank Hayward Mildred Jones Mapleville R. I Stella’ Morrell Springfield Maynard Cricket and Athletics Association Cricket Grounds Eden Out Dilroy Ss— Moving Pictures Hal Matimee Music Hall DeLee Pahmacy Busin Res C. J. Bodfish A. Pe A. G. Rtn Fowler C J. Bodfish A. T Haynes Clarence McAuslan Maynard, Mass
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