Maynard Me n's League Forms With New Officers
A large meeting of the Maynard M E church male members formed a new Men s League adopting bylaws and electing Harvey Harwood president Samuel Parker vice president William Naylor secretary and Frank Ryan treasurer The group plans winter lectures by eminent men and broadens club activities The Maynard football season was halted by snow preventing a game with North Billerica and likely barring a Lawrence contest The poultry show entries will be accepted by Fred Whitehead Mrs William Cleary is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Men's League
M. E. Church
Harvey Harwood
Samuel Parker
William Naylor
Frank Ryan
Maynard
North Billerica
Wood Mill
Lawrence
Fred Whitehead
Pity bread and cakes drawn from town bakery taste test
Residents debate which bakery offers the best loaf or pie as they sample bread and cakes. The playful challenge asks patrons to decide which shop serves superior baked goods, with the verdict left to the tasters.
Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Court News
Crowley confined to his home with a severe attack of grip for five months. A legacy story notes the infant of Mr and Mrs Edward Tilley died Tuesday. Visitors and entertainments at Whitcomb's and St Bridgets Sunday school are announced. Local fraternal groups report officers elected and court cases discussed, with upcoming lodge activities and charitable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TF. Crowley
Edward Tilley
Mary McKenna
Malden
James J. Hilferty
Vacuum cleaners exhibit at Moller store demo
Three identical scale models of hotel and theatre cleaning machines attract attention at the Moller furniture store. Mr Bean, the manager, offers demonstrations at the store or in homes. Machines available for sale or rent in various sizes including a motor unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moller Furniture Company
Ongainst
Mr. Bean
Sudbury Community Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs. GC A Parmenter is ill. Boston visitor Misa Blanche Turner and Leominster guest Trank B Porter stay in town. Steven L Newton moves from town to Waltham after months of diving here. Mrs Chester L Perry fills in at the post office during Lillian A Hunt’s absence. A Christmas Carol will be performed Friday at the high school with solos by Mrs Parker Oviatt and readings by Leonard Richardson. A basketball game Saturday night was canceled due to the storm. Natick’s Bluebells did not appear. The next event will be Christmas night with the Wayside A C of Saxonville. Sudbury notes pride in public buildings, especially the central post office, and urges residents to ensure mail is posted and trains are loaded with letters to protect revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Blanche Turner
Boston
Trank B. Porter
Leominster
Hunday
Steven L. Newton
Waltham
Chester L. Perry
Lillian A. Hunt
Parker Oviatt
Leonard Richardson
Local notes and distant disasters blend in year-end items
Vacations, farm news, and railway changes mix with national calamities and mine disasters. Nobscot farm gains a son as McDade family begins winter plans while workers on the B and M examine tracks and crossing tenders. A New York Central executive faces a wreck probe as Bahia prisoners face imprisonment and Yolande mine deaths pass sixty. Henderson’s files report a Somerville domestic tragedy following a rumor of Ferguson’s marriage.
Concord Junction Gossip Highlights Local Society and Meetings
A mixed page of social events and community notices from Concord Junction covers a Dec 31 fancy arts sale hosted by the Ladies of the Astern Star, whist parties hosted by Hawthorne chapter OBE S, prize winners at a Monday night gathering, theatre goings in Boston, lodge activities, and an annual Ladies Union fair. It notes residents visiting relatives, some illness in the community, and officers elected for Hawthorne chapter with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Astern Star
Concord Social Events and Local News Roundup
Miss Florence Bescrck visited friends in Concord while Miss Bessie Hunt traveled to Manchester New Hampshire. The Middlesex school closed for a three week holiday. William Lovering visited in Concord. Walter Howe leased his Hubbard street house and moved to Lexington for winter. A fair and sale by the Union Church ladies drew many Concord residents. The Concord Lyceum concert features Bertha Child Timothie Adamowski and Malcolm Lang. Old Concord Post G A R elected officers led by George Wheeler. Concord chapter activities included papers and discussions on the Gall House and its people. A whist party at Concord Grange with thirteen tables awarded prizes to Foss Stoddard Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ladies of the Union Shurch
Concord Junction
Concord Lyceum
Bertha Peushing Child
Timothie Adamowski
Malcolm Lang
Lang
Child
Adamowski
Boston
Thomas ‘Read
Main St
Helen T. Wild
Medford
Con“tord
Yall House
Charlotte L. Conant
Acton
Gertrude Toad
Concord Grange
William Foss
Royal ‘Stoddard
John Reed
Lida Foss
H. CG. Ingerson
Fragmented Readable List of Goods and Prices in Town Store
A garbled catalog page lists assorted items and prices including wheels and carts, dog and cat collars, revolvers, thermometers, razors, scissors, tobacco jars, lamps, gloves, coffee pots, baskets, bears, mugs, and sewing machines among others. It reads as an inventory of merchandise with varied price points and note of a postal cards and cigars line.
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N. E
Towle & Kent
Oncord
Towne
Friend's Block
Mass
R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public
Town House
Ely Gruber
Summer ST. Maynard
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Ck
R.A. Cochran
Case’s Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord- Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
Santa
Claus
Santa Claus
Nason Street
DeLee
Flame
Priest Bros
Treas
William Cleary
G, NI Gove
Dr. FU. Riehshass
Liliana Ead
Ruby Hamlin
Victoria Binns
Theresa Heffernan Thristie
Whitcomb’s
Maynard Lodge
J OO. Bey
Marjporo
Wight
King Saul
Kati@ Cavey
Matthews
St. Bridget's Sunday School
James Donnelley
Kalia Kivelt
John Callahan
John O'Byrne
Patrick Sherry
William Lynch
Joseph Chidley
George Thane
Balman
Sudbury
A Parmenter
P. W. Jones
Mr. McDade
Nobscot Farm
A. S. Rogers
Samuel Underwood
Marlboro
B. & M. Railroad
B. T. Perkins
Hiya Mineral Water Manufactory
N. Y
New York
dTasthe Keiloge
AL HL Smith
New York Central Railroad
Washington
State Department
Bahia
Brazil
Yolande, Ala
Dee
Yolande
Haritsellé
Henry Ferguson
Somerville
William Romaines
Ferguson
South
Bentines
Bingvilla Bugle
Hawthorne
O. BE. S
Connell
Crest
Alice Cantan
James Mahoney
Alfred. Loring
Hattie Acorn
Emery
Concord Lodge
Ladies Union Vetdh
Association Hall
Terman Damon
Westvate
Roxthn
Carolina
Ora Samuél Gray
Lyceum
Commonwealth
Daniel A. Lakin
John D. Sylvester
Charles “J. Sweeney
Kenneth T. McKenzie
William Jenness
W. W. Blossom
Plymouth
Eva Blasdale
Arlington
Ethel G. Blossom
T Hawthorne
W. M
Ellen Jones
W. P
Woodford
BE. T. & T. Goye
Threce
Florence Bescrck
Bessie A. Hunt
Manchester
N. H
Middlesex
William C. Lovering
Charles Franeig Adams
Richard F. Wood
Walter N. Howe
Hubbard St
Lexington
Chris Thmas
Hampshire Pottery
Stanley Automobiles
Edison
Taney
Co Ee
John
Keyes
Walden St. Concord
W. F. Litche Main ST
Opp Mill
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