Maynard Y P S B C B Elects Officers For The Week
The Maynard Y P S B C B elected Annie Adams as president and Annie Kennedy as vice president. Samuel Townsend became secretary and Frank E Sanderson treasurer with Alvah Baxter as pianist. Maynard Choral Union names Richard K president and Frank H Harriman as vice president and lists Sam Lawton secretary treasurer plus librarians and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmes Lehy
Mesers, Murray and Collier
Music Hall
Congregational Church
Annie Adams
Annie Kennedy
Samuel Townsend
Frank E. Sanderson
Thomas McNair
William Baxter
Alvah Baxter
Maynard Choral Union
Richard K
Frank H. Harriman
Sam Lawton
Lillian Carter
Florence Haynes
W. H. Gutteridge
Fritz Oelschiege Zither Soloist Seeks Engagements
Zither soloist and teacher Fritz Oelschiege is now ready for engagements. contact Box 44 South Acton Massachusetts for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Oelschiege
South Acton
Mass
Local notices from Marlboro area recap of social and industry updates
A collage of short notices includes Harry Dunton starting at Tripp's box factory Philip Lynch entertaining a Clinton niece and many theatregoing attendees in Marlboro Mrs Emma Brown taking a rubber shop post Michael Tierney visiting Dr T F Tierney and Edna and Lillian Jacobs of Lynn visiting town New telephone books by Peter Breen and Nellie Keefe starting a Brigham Gregory shoe job Several locals head to dances in St Michaels and St Jeans halls with McNally Coggins orchestra James Kennedy and Florence Haggerty visiting town Snow removal by Supt Hapgood and crew at Main Street Direct Co installing a telephone at Cherry Street HQ Philip Johnson fined five dollars for drunkenness and B B Lovett planning the juvenile reception Instructors request fewer visitors during class sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunton
Tripp
Philip Lynch
South St
Clinton
Marlboro
Emma Brown
Stow
Michael Tierney
Boston
T. F. Tierney
Silas Parmenter
River St
Edna
Lillian Jacobs
Lynn
Peter F. Breen
Nellie Keefe
Josie Proviso
Brigham Gregory
James
Kennedy
Florence Haggerty
Marlboro Division
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Laura Guertin
Manvelle
R. L
Josephine Fubbert
Water St
Julian Walker
Maple St
Charles M. Houghton
St. Jean's Hall
McNally & Coggins
Supt
Hapgood
Main St
Brigham Lot
South At
Direct Cohair Co
Cherry St
Philip Johnson
Magorty
B. B. Lovett
Knowlton
Lillian McGrath
C. E. Sexton
Ray Tripp
Winchester
Lincoln St
Concord
William H
Idge
Central St
William Crowe
Foxboro
Brigham Factory
Annie Crowe
Westboro
William Hayden
Michael Collins
John R. Clark
Maple
W. Raymond Coolidge
Springfield
Boys
Holy Name Society of
St. Michael's Church
W. R. Downs
Walpole
Rachel Griffin
Ernestine Brodeur
William Cole
Grangers Elect Hudson Officers At Annual Meeting
About 160 members from Southboro Northboro Bolton Berlin Marlboro Stow and Hudson gathered in I O O F hall Hudson on Grangers day for officer elections. John K Mills was named Master Herbert Wheeler Overseer Mrs Mabel Thompson Lecturer Alfred Ordway Steward Arthur A Phelps Assistant Steward Rev George Moulton Chaplain Albert Gilmore Treasurer Miss Maud Gilmore Secretary Mrs John K Mills Ceres Mrs Julia Ames Flora Mrs Albert Little Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Gertrude Cooley Executive Committee Joseph Walker Marlboro and Mr Mrs George R Osgood Hudson were elected representatives to the state convention at Springfield. A 150 person cold meat dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Pomona Grange
Southboro
Northboro
Bolton
Berlin
Marlboro
Stow
I. O. O. F. Hall
John K. Mills
Herbert Wheeler
Mabel Thompson
Hopkinton
Alfred Ordway
Arthur A. Phelps
George Moulton
Albert Gilmore
Westboro
Maud Gilmore
Pomona
Ceres
Julia Ames
Sudbury
Flora
Albert Little
Boxboro
Gertrude Cooley
Joseph Walker
Springfield
George R. Osgood
Hudson Grange
Marlboro Grange
Ruby French
Clara Boyd
Arthur Morse
Carrie Smith Beauregard
Horder Grange
R. I
Seek 30000 Damages in Baker Bridge Collision Case
Maynard couple Mr and Mrs Mathew Campbell file a damages suit against Boston and Maine Railroad for injuries from the Baker bridge collision on November 26. Carrigan and Carrigan of Worcester represent them. Claims include 15000 for Mr Campbell injuries 5000 for loss of his wife's services and 10000 for Mrs Campbell injuries. He suffered fractures scalp wounds broken wrist and internal injuries while she sustained scalp wounds a broken collarbone and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Campbell
Maynard
Baker Bridge
Boston & Main Railroad
Carrigan & Carrigan
Worcester
Campbell
Marlboro Social Notices and Local Appointments
Marlboro residents are listed with visits, illnesses, engagements, and social events. Notes include Miss Annie York at Curtis factory, Edward White to wed Miss Hattie Claflin of South Framingham, and Miss Jennie Harrington’s Christmas sale. A French Dramatic club plans 85 members, and veterans' groups attend Clinton fair.
Annual Meeting Elects Division 16 Officers
Division 16 A O H held its annual meeting with a large attendance. Officers chosen for the coming year include President John M Mullen and Vice President John W Sullivan. A concert and dance is planned for March 17 with organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 16
John M. Mullen
John W. Sullivan
Thomas P. Hurley
D. M. Neenan
John J. Downey
Widow and Orphan's Fund
D. J.driscoll
Eugene Sullivan
Daniel Bell
Dennis Herlihy
Callahan McCarthy
P. J. Mullen
John Crotty
James Carney
D. J. Meaney
D. E. O’brien
P. J. Lynch
David Roche
Edward J. Downey
J. T. Goggin
J. W. O'Connor
Hall
Thomas Dugan
P. F. Fitzgerald
Peter Hutch
E. F. Brown
J. J. Lynch
Concord Town Notes Show A Busy Saturday
Local residents attend visits and work projects across Concord. Lincoln street guests, road and sewer work on Maple, and a Brigham building mill arrival are listed alongside church events and school committee changes.
Concord notices and ads from 1905 1906 gathering multiple items
A mixed page of notices and small ads from Concord Massachusetts including sample offers for cosmetics and crafts, a zither soloist recruitment, a call for workers in cutting trade, requests for crows and horses on board, a let to Let the Louisa J. Brooks house, and the annual meeting notice of the Concord National Bank for January 9 1906 with Cashier Fay Heywood listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa J. Brooks
Middle St
Philip McManus
Concord
Mass
Concord National Bank of Concord
Will Beeld
For Sale at Reasonable Reduction on Piano Voucher
Local notice offers a $60 transferable check on Hallet & Davis of Boston to apply to piano purchase by December 25, 1905. Also advertises studio cards and crafts at 172 Commonwealth Ave plus various gift items from Miss Blossom, Miss Whittier, and Mrs. A. G. Gerow. children welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boston
B. J
Miller
Concord Junction
Fritz Oelsehiege
South Acton
Mass
Commonwealth Ave
Misses Blossom and Whittier
Gift to Former Marlboro Pastor Delights Beloved Church
The Marlboro Baptist congregation surprised Rev. and Mrs. Wyman with a Thanksgiving Christmas dinner set up in the pastor's study after the prayer meeting. Parishioners arranged gifts and a turkey choice card, expressing gratitude for the couple’s faithful service and sacrifices for the church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forboro
Wyman
Marlboro
Parcel Post Rules for UK and Ireland Shipments
The notice outlines parcel post to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Parcels up to four pounds may be mailed with prepaid postage at 12 cents per pound or fraction, and value must not exceed 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Sudbury Developer Plans Summer Homes At Wayside Inn
Mr Tilton of Sudbury, a wealthy resident, builds near the Wayside Inn depot and says if crowds still come in summer he will add more houses, noting Sudbury is becoming a summer resort for many Boston people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprse Company
Wilder
Ane
Olen
Esch
Genel
Holly
J. Frank Murray
Prescott Building
Hingsbury
Creve
Mason & Hamlin Eo. Factors
Boylston Street
Jush Maynard
Grangers
Borough
B. & M. Railroad
Scott
Marionananer
Roxbury
Henry Chamberlain
Holliston
Thomas Mullaney
Whitman
Annie York
Rockland
Curtis
F. Lafleur
Broad St
Edward Lovely
Wesley Holyoke
Amedee Martel
Boynton & Allen’s
Claude Williams
W. J. Burke
Boston Immigration Department
Walter A. Wood
J. M. Carpenter
Ruby Sloan
Brockton
Edith Davies
Northboro Road
Fred Potter
Marlboro City Hospital
Frank Collette
Edmund
Delia
Spencer
Warren
Harry Graham
West Main St
Marlboro Hospital
Charles Thomas
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Jennie Harrington
Baptist Sunday School
Miss Esthe
May Nourse
Brook St
Florence Walker
Ralph Brigham
Miss Nourse
Natick Hospital
Washington St
Green St
Central St. Grounds
Unitarian Church
James Burrill
Scully
Brigham
T. F. Mahoney
Goding
James Parker
Gleasondale
American Powder Co
Acton
Daniel Reardon
Judge Boynton
Alvin W. Morse
Frank T. Beede
Highland City
A. G. R. Hale
M. E
J. H. Mansfield
Reno
Jasper Loughlin
Christopher Ghilont
Shaughnessy
Educational Department
Hudson Woman's Club
G. A. R. Hall
Mabel C. Bragg
Lowell State Normal School
Onn
Nawadaha Council
D. of P
Laura G. Nourse
Randall Baker
O. B. Sawyer
Richardson
Erastus H. Smith, Broider
Miss Buck's
National Bank
Fritz Oelschiegel
C. F. Budd Company
Underwear Manufacturers
Erastus H. Smith
Fay Heywood
Cashier
Concord, Mass
A. G. Gerow
Parcel Post
Vanderveer
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