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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1910

Page

8

Maynard Notes Area Visitors and Local Work

Maynard community pages list residents visiting relatives in Acton and Lynn, with local tradesmen like J P Browns blacksmith at work. The town records show painting projects on Maple Street, school teaching plans, cider apples delivery, and a forthcoming Maynard versus Acton baseball game noted as a highlight of the season.

Local Residents Entertain, Travel, and Vacation Notes

Will Woodward ships apples to Boston while Miss Gertrude Webster visits relatives in Maine. Dozens of households report visits across Pepperell, Andover, Rockland, Leominster, Concord, and Brattleboro. Cigar shop closes for two weeks, and universalist church adds a fire escape.

Gertrude Webster Maine BE. H. Hall Five Islands Willis Fitchburg L. R. Evans Pepperell J. Woods Andover Dixon R. & Reed Leominster John Beach Rockland B. D. Hall

Pitchers’ Battle Ends In Tight Stow Stays Victory

Saturday the T. R. T.'s of Billerica defeated the Acton's on the Stow st. s rounds in one of the best games we have had. It was a pitcher’s battle with reckless base running costing both sides. The score:

Billerica Acton’s Stow St

Acton Centre Notes and Local Trade and Social Events

Acton Centre brief items describe residents visiting New Hampshire Lowell and Bedford, Mrs Summers Teele staying at her father’s home, a 18th birthday party for Edith Miner, and M S Dixon improvements on Winthrow farm. Also details on a wagon accident near Arlington, Grange activities, chores, and upcoming sales by auctioneer Otis H Forbush with multiple farm assets and household goods to be offered.

Josie Fletcher Edith Miner Dixon Winthrow Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass Allen Brothers Sterling Maas Florence M. Littlefield West Acton Mass Waldo

Pessimism Reflected In Circular World View

A fragment reflects on a pessimistic view of life as a cyclical whirl that returns to the same place. The speaker notes humanity clings to a fragile shell while experiencing daily monotony with nothing new to tell.

Washington Star

Local Grapevine Notes From Town Center

Florence White away visiting friends in greater Boston. George Stancombe of Leominster visited here last week. Prentiss drives a market team to Boston to dispose of early apples. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Harris began a visit to his sister in Bangor Missouri. E. U. Cheney entertained eight cousins from Chicago and Hope Dale Saturday. Edmund Dow visiting his daughter Mrs. Conant. David Morrison filling his place at the state road crossing. Mrs. Thombly summoned to Nashua for grandmother’s funeral. N. F. Patterson and wife with Frank Stiles and family visited Mrs. Maines, who advertises her place for sale. Ila Miller and Rena Keyes took a three days trolley trip to Maine and Cape Elizabeth. Earthquake shock in Merrimac valley felt locally as distant thunder. Bennie Reed, formerly of this place, now works as an electric signal man in Northampton. Dennison Freeman cut off the end of his finger at work, home Saturday. Petty thefts and mischief on the rise. last Wednesday night Clarence Frost’s driving horse Bridget stolen along with a light buggy from William Hollowell’s house toward Carlisle and Bedford.

Martha Fagerstrom Worcester Teele Elsie Goddard Foster Haverhill Robie Quincy Rueben Heed Lewell Jones School St Herman Duren Somerville Florence White Greater Boston George Stancombe Leominster Prentiss

Notable Names Listed in Community Notice

Master Clyde B. Heugkins, Violet Humes, Mrs. Anna Murray, Mrs. Regina Genette, Edith Florence Chase, Irma Cofren, Miss 8S. A. Whitten, Frans Hale, Miss Mary O'Neil, Loretto Mainin, Eileen Hopkins, Otto E. Wassher, Wm. Goddard are named in a local readership roster or social notice. The fragment preserves a string of individuals associated with an event or community listing.

Clyde B. Heugkins Violet Humes Anna Murray Regina Genette Edith Florence Chase Irma Cofren A. Whitten Frans Hale Mary O'Neil Loreto Mainin Eileen Hopkins Otto E. Wassher Wm. Goddard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maynard Christie’s Grace Emory Lymn Acton John Edwards Gloucester Herbert Moore J. P. Brown Solon Robbins John Temple Maple St L.pulionton Guy Clifford Davidson Lynn Lane Ashburnham H. EB. Willis Robert Randall Fritz Ruth French Beehive Luther Piper White Mountains Roger Townsend Evaniator Samuel Hazel Holt Marlboro Hospital Billy di Benedetto Jas Clarence Jones Winnipeg Clarence Chickering Vermont Bloedt Hagerty Actons Will Woodward Apples Eddie Winslow Waltham J. L. Richard Harriet Gardner Concord Eee R. G. Reed Vivian City Mr. Atwood W. C. Gardner's John. McGregor Lowell Joseph Forbush Brattleboro, Vt A. Lee Brown W. A. Haynes Co W. H. Teele Fanny Porter Oak Bluffs E. B. Coolidge Brookline N. H Ethel Handley Gertrude Leighton Ida M. Vaughan Dorchester John A. Grant Jamaica Plain A. L. Brown F. 8. Whitcomb Bertha L. Hall Amy Windham, Mo the Universalist Society Luella R. Brown Lower Brighton N. B Josie Newhall Stow Mary Fletcher Fred Norris Peak’s Island, Me Frank Phillis Tapley A. F. Blanchard Harold Littlefield J. A. Goding Arthur Ea Im Saugus Manchester Davidson Bradley Doyle O'Brien Bilvedt Piper Ryan Norris Elvedt R. Piper Mrs. Sumner Teele Mr. Teele Charlie Littlefield Albert Littlefield Arlington Charlie R. B. Moore The Grange Detroit Free Press Chester Wood New Hampshire Helen Wood Bedford Oliver Wood Elbridge Conant New Brunswick Luther Conant Lewis Greenfield A. L. Noyes Geo. Mahoney Charles Edwards Margaret Quimby South Acton Margaret Rouillard Rev. Pennick East Acton Congregational Church BE. C. Hayes Bernard Copping State Grange Cutler Farm Lexington North Acton D. C. Harris Bangor E. U. Cheney Chicago Hopedale Edmund Dow Mrs. Conant David Morrison Mrs.Thombly Nashua N. F. Patterson Frank Stiles Ila Miller Rena Keyes North Shore Cape Elizabeth Merrimac Valley Bennie Reed Mass. Cent B. & M. Railroad Northampton Dennison Freeman A. 1 Haynes & CO Maynard, Mass Bane People’s Store Finney & Host
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