Maynard Social News and Local Appointments
Miss Martha Binns visits Warren while Conductor James Moran escorts Miss Marion Whitney to Marlboro friends. Mr and Mrs George Newton hosted in Collinsville. Mr and Mrs James Mann of Rhode Island guests of the Fords. Joseph Bean association meets in West Der SY on Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newton
Collinsville
James Mann
Rhode Geland
Charies Ford
Joseph Bean Association
West der- SY. N. H
W. Durand
Andover
Haseen
C. B. Elise
Land Dean
Assabet Mills
Blackstone
William Cleary
Chelmsford
Kitty Hurley
Lowell
Margaret Powers
Boston
Esther Claffin
Court Maynard
F. of A
George McCormack
Augustus Newton
Frank McCormack
Mr. Carr
Boston Harbor
Elien Murphy
Carney Hospital
George N. Salisbury
John Henry Vose
Maynard
A. G. Haynes
W. A. White
Mrs Patrick Flanagan Obituary
Mrs Patrick Flanagan died Saturday morning and was buried in Clinton Monday morning. A Requiem Mass was celebrated at St John’s church by Rev J J O Keefe and burial was in St John’s cemetery. The bearers were Martin McNamara M J Kitt ridge Austin O Toole and Michael O Toole of Clinton and James Manning and John Collins of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Flanagan
Clinton
St. John’s Church
J. J. O'Keefe
St. John’s Cemetery
Martin McNamara
M. J. Kittridge
Austin O'Toole
Michael O'Toole
James Manning
John Collins
Maynard
Tailoring and Dry Goods Prices at Main Street Stores
J Sullivan opens a new Main Street tailoring store offering suits from 13 dollars and overcoats at similar rates, trousers from 3 dollars, with prompt pressing and urging early patrons. W A White to sell Oscar Phelps household items at 1 30 Saturday September 2 no postponement. Mrs S C Hamblen offers china painting lessons and decorates and sells china at No 3 Walnut Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
Main St
W. A. White
Oscar Phelps
Concord
S. C. Hamblen
Walnut St
Maynard
Hudson Band Presents A Concert Program This Wednesday
The Hudson band will perform a concert featuring Kaiser Frederic Von Blon Overature Lustpiel Kela Bella Concert Waltz The Palms Tobani Woodland Luders Reverie Wayside Chapel Wilson By Request Medley Popular Songs Chattaway Day in the Cotton Field Thompson March Tropic to Tropic Alexander Weather permitting the Wednesday evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Frederic
von Blon
Kela Bella
Concord and Surroundings News Roundup
Postmaster Tower returns from annual vacation. M J Doherty of Boston visits John Craig. Miss Gertrude Martell of South Framingham visits Concord friends. Judge Smith of Waltham presides in district court. Frank Byron on vacation. William Foss begins house on Bedford road. Alma Gidez of Jamaica Plain visits the Mc Walters. Concord team loses 6 to 5 at Lincoln. NEAAU meet results Hubbard wins 120 yard hurdles and broad jump. Mrs James Marshall and Isabelle Marshall visit from Toronto. Mary Harrington promoted to chief operator at Back Bay exchange. Grass fire on Heywood's hill under control after brief alarm. St Johns society of Waltham trolley party to Concord with dance in Monument hall. Mrs John F Warren dies in Weston. born Georgianna Kendall, longtime Concord resident. funeral in Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byron
William Foss
Bedford Road
Alma Gidez
Jamaica Plain
Maurice McWalter
Belknapt
Concord
Lincoln
Walter Hubbard
Mary Harrington
Sudbury Road
Boston
Back Bay
Heywood's Hill
St. Johns Society of Waltham
Monument Hall
Waltham
Buried in Concord Charlestown man Francis Stowell dies at 80
Francis Stowell of Charlestown, brought to Concord for burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery, is remembered as a longtime jewelry dealer and a beloved resident. He died at age 80 after a life in Concord and Charlestown. He was a friend of Emerson Thoreau and Hawthorne. His son Henry D. predeceased him by nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stowell
Charlestown
Sleepy Hollow
Henry D
Concord
Emerson, Thoreau
Hawthorne
Advertised Letters List Includes Local Names
Frank Clarke Mr Campbell G A Guild Henry C Ophly G G Purdy Clement C Reed E W Whittier G T Owens Andy Doherty Miss Burke Mrs Martha Greene Miss Mary V Josselyn Mrs F E B Pratt Mrs Geo E Patch Mrs Clement Read Mrs H P Richardson Mrs Frank C Woodbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clarke
Mr. Campbell
G. A. Guild
Henry C. Ophly
G. G. Purdy
Clement C. Reed
E. W. Whittier
G. T. Owens
Andy Doherty
Miss Burke
Martha Greene
Mary V. Josselyn
F. EB. Pratt
Geo.e. Patch
Clement Read
H. P. Richardson
Frank C. Woodbury
Concord Plans Big Labor Day Field Day Program
Concord Council and Knights of Columbus announce a large Labor Day field day with a steeplechase, horse races, tug of war events, baseball games, and free dancing in the fair building. Highlights include a grand steeplechase, several purse races, and a tug of war between local teams. The program runs from 10 a.m. to late afternoon with multiple contests and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord K. of C
Cambridge Hibernians
Concord Hibernians
Middlesex Hunt Club
Julian Chamberlain
A. Henry Higginson
Hudson K
Concord K
Hudson A. A
Hudson
Mullen
Assessors Report Shows 1905 Concord Valuation and Polls
Concord assessors complete 1905 work with total valuation 5 530 400 including real estate 4 008 000 and personal 1 522 400. 1520 polls in two precincts and 2011 total assessments, tax 82 677.76 at 14 40 per thousand. Exemptions total nearly three million dollars, including state and school properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Precinct One
Precinct Two
Marlboro Alderman L Eveque Stands Unopposed
Alderman Joseph L Eveque appears set for reelection in Ward 4 with no opposition expected. The Enterprise notes his strong vote pull and confirmation from an interview. Also slated for reelection in Ward 3 is Alderman Louis Richer in New England with a potential higher post offered by Mr Newell, who declined. About 20 applicants sought the position offered to Mr Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’eveque
Joseph L’eveque
Louis Richer
New England
Newell
Mr. Poli
Merry-Go-Round Men Ordered to Leave Marlboro
Two men running a city corner merry-go-round at Boston and State streets were ordered to wind up and depart Marlboro Friday by City Marshal Pope. Neighbors labeled the setup a nuisance and Marshal Pope acted on the complaints to close the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Sts
Marlboro
Pope
Newell Named Leader of Poli's Bridgeport Orchestra
Frank E. Newell, head of the Marlboro theatre orchestra, has been offered the post of leading Poli's vaudeville house orchestra in Bridgeport Connecticut and will recruit the orchestra members. Poli's operates several playhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Newell
Marlboro Theatre Orchestra
Poli
Bridgeport
Conn
Prices Slash Refurbished Goods Close Out
J. D. Murray notes refrigerators from Eddy and Alaska, piazza chairs, and summer furniture are in stock and offered at reduced prices to close. Buyers urged to consider future needs and secure items while prices are lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Alaska
J. D. Murray
Outings and Visits Reported in Concord Junction
Concord Junction notes Charles W. Sylvester left Friday for a two week Maine outing. Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Tolian will spend part of their vacation in New Bedford. Mrs. George W. Blake of Assabet left for a brief visit to Dorchester, N. B. Stephen Fee and family will occupy one of Charles H. Whitney's new houses on Central Street. Mr. Foss is a member of the C. T. Budd Shirt Waist Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sylvester
Maine
Mrs. W. Q. Tolian
New Bedford
George W. Blake
Assabet Are
Dorchester
N. B
Stephen Fee
Charles H. Whitney
Central St
Mr. Foss
The
C. T. Budd Shirt Waist Co
Improving in Health and Pine’s Recovery Progress
Rev. George H. Pine shows slow improvement. A New York visitor at his MacMahon Island summer home suggests he remain there until October 1 before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pine
New York
MacMahan’s Island
Tri nitarian Church Starts New Week of Services
The pastor Rev George A Tewks bury resumes charge of regular Sunday and weekday services this week The lecture before the communion next Sabbath will be Friday evening on The Forget Me Not of the Gospel All invited Next Sunday at 730 Labor day service The Church and the Working man Special invitation extended to all workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tewksbury
Rival Labor Day Baseball Rivalry Names Lineups
Married and Single men publish player lists for Labor Day games after weeks of secrecy. Captains declare plans to strike back at each other with two Boston players possibly added. Fisher Dee noted as ineligible. John Watson will umpire for the Married Men and Jack Mara will umpire for the Single Men. Game called at 9.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts
Boston
Hayes
Willis P
Miner
Mara
Carr
Gleason
Derby If
Dee
Lee
W. Fitzpatrick
Goulding
Jim Powers
Boylan
W. Dee
Mattie Fitzpatrick
John Watson
Jack Mara
Elks Outing A Successful First Lodge Event
The first annual outing of Waltham lodge B P O E was held Wednesday at the Flash Lights camp at White Pond. About 50 members and guests arrived from Weltham by barges to enjoy base ball swimming jumping and quiet pitching. A noon clam bake was served by Capt. Tom Cotter. The event was ably managed by Alderman John H. Marcy R A Jones and A L Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Lodge
Flash Lights Club
White Pond
Weltham
Tom Cotter
John H. Marcy
R. A. Jones
A. L. Moody
For Sale and Auction Notices from Concord
For sale six acres of land off Wald en street near Town farm belonging to Charles BE Brown. To Let rooms over Towle Kent’s Main street suitable for business or apartment. Wanted a girl for general house work apply to John H Whitney. Public auction sale of household goods antiques and personal property of the late Louisa J Brooks at Brooks Inn Middle street Concord on Wednesday September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden St
Town Farm
Charles BE. Brown
Towle & Kent's
Main St
E. C. Flint
Bedford St
Concord
Louisa J. Brooks
Brooks Inn
Middle St
Devoe Paint Promotes Longevity and Return Business
A Concord Massachusetts letter from Devoe & Co argues customers prefer durable paint that lasts and brings repeat orders. The writer notes Devoe aims for long lasting results rather than frequent sales and mentions Towle & Kent as distributors in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Devoe & CO
New York
Towle & Kent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main Street
Mass
Martha Binns
Warren
James Moran
Marion Whitney
Albert Vanderhoof
Tower
M. J. Doherty
John Craig
Gertrude Martell
South Framingham
Smith
District Court
James Marshall
Isabelle Marshall
Toronto
George Wheeler
John F. Warren
Weston
Prescription Dept
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Concords
H.J. Hansen
P. W. White
Main
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
A. Clear Field
Concord Junction
TEL
Anderveer
Trinitarian Church
Richardson
H. S&s. Richardson
Elks Outing
Concord Local
John H. Whitney
O. C. Thorpe
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