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.
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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:
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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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