Maynard Bulletin Roundup of Local Happenings
Louise Binns Maynard returns to Mystic work. Go-to-Church Sunday planned for Stow. Marlboro visits include Miss Rooney and Miss Parkin soloist. Baby George E White born. Boston winter sports day. Bishop Hughes to speak at M E church. Various social events, hospital update, and lodge activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Rooney
Marlboro
John Roche
George Lynch
Grace Parkin
M. E
James Martin
Frank Fearns
William Hinds
George E. White
A. A. Hilferty
William Scully
Boston
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hilji Tuikka
New Idea Store
Hudson Council
K. of C
Town Hall
Hudson
Lillian Ramsey
Providence
R. L
George Meade
Hillside St
Alvah- Dockerty
P. D. Meagher
K. of C., At the Banquet Held In the Town Hall
Albert Winslow
East Boston
Frank Winslow
Parker St
Thomas Bell
Main St
Richard Parmenter
Summer St
Deaconess Hospital
William McGarry
Brooks St
Irving Dart
Thomas Breck
Joseph Parkin
Benjamin Brown
Matti Mattson
Treas
William Fournier
Worcester Post Office
John Vanaanen
Finnish Congregational Church
Robert Lester Jr
C. M. & H. Railroad
Mass. General Hospital
Loyal Assabet Lodge
Maynard
Concord Social and Club News Highlights
Concord notes report Bowker moving to Belknap street and residents changing homes. A Citizens caucus is set for Feb 8 in town hall. The Minute Men plan plays Feb 15 and 16. Local residents attend Unitarian mass meeting in Boston. Middlesex hockey hosts St Mark's and Boston English in February.
Local Happenings in Bedford and Lexington
Clifford L. Day Jr. recovers from injuries. Eastern Star met in town hall last Thursday. Joseph Ashby won weekly high bowler honors at Lexington alleys with a high string of 129. Junior high dance in Lexington drew many from Bedford. Louise English hosted seven birthday party on Springs Rd last Thursday. National Guard call likely. Bedford youths may join including Fred F. Sullivan Clifford L. Day George Petersen and Walter Mannings. Local residents attend Lexington theatre matinee and evening shows promoting a modern high quality program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Day Jr
Order of the Eastern Star
Joseph Ashby
Dudley Jd
New Lexington
Lexington
Louise English
Springs Rd
National Guard
Fred F. Sullivan
Clifford L. Day
George Petersen
Co. I, Concord
Walter Mannings
Fitchburg Company
New Lexington Theatre
Enterprise
Fire at Frost Garden Co
Fire broke out at Frost Garden Co on February 3 at 4 a m in eighteen below zero conditions. Chemical agents froze hindering firefighters until heated at a nearby machine shop and rushed to the scene. Loss valued at 20000 dollars with police and fire engineers investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Co. notices criticism
The Greenfield Massachusetts firm invites customer feedback on service quality and potential improvements. D. P. Abercrombie Jr. as vice president and general manager requests suggestions from patrons to enhance public value. Publication date January 31, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard & Hudson St. Ry. Co
D. P. Abercrombie, Jr
Mer
Greenfield
Mass
Concord Junction Clarifies Untruthful Item About Visit
The Enterprise apologizes for publishing an untrue notice about Michael Sanowski visiting Miss Mary Keefe. The paper warns against jokers and urges all future items be sent only via the regular representative, Mr. Garvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Concord Junction News
Michael Sanowski
Mary Keefe
E Enterprise
Keefe
Concord Junction
Garvey
West Concord Social Highlights and Local Events
Charles J. Beck fell ill late in the week while Frank King hosted a dinner and theatre party with Metropolitan Insurance agents. The Red Cross piece appears in Concord columns and teachers held visiting day at West Concord school with a holiday for pupils. Holy Name society met Sunday at Help of Christians Church with Rev Francis Cummings speaking on papal election. A Tuesday dancing party in Warner hall drew a large crowd with music by the Colonial orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Beck
Frank King
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Red Cross
Concord
West Concord
Holy Name Society
Francis Cummings
Warner Hall
Runaway Horse Bolts Through Town Knocking Sleigh
A horse owned by Leonard Cousins and driven by Walter Kennedy bolted Friday morning, racing through town center and narrowly avoiding several vehicles before stopping at a tree. The sleigh broke apart, the horse suffered a bad cut, and Kennedy escaped injury. The horse was taken to Chaplin's stable for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard” Cousins
Walter Kennedy
Neighborhood notes and social items from local paper
John B. Kelly plans to become a Greenfield resident. Pool match: Robert Kierstead Jr. 100 def Albert Whalen 82. WCTU food sale in vacant store at Fowler block drew strong support. Grace Petley and Elizabeth Coleman saw Canary Cottage at Park Square Boston. Angus and Harold Hanson visited Bancroft Street parents. Ac ton fire engineers discussed buying motor fire trucks with Bert Haynes. Maynard to Acton lap robe found by W. Stevenson. owners urged to contact him. Lightning and thunder reported Monday morning. Remarks likened it to a zeppelin raid. Ladies Auxiliary AOH divisions joined at Concord event. 16 Scotch collie puppies arrived at Mrs Bell's kennels. Champion bloodlines noted for Wellesley line and Caleburn progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kelly
Greenfield
Robert Kierstead Jr
Albert Whalen
Fowler Block
Grace Petley
Elizabeth Coleman
Park Square Theatre
Boston
Angus Hanson
Nashua
N. H
Harold Hanson
Greenville
Peter Hanson
Bancroft St
Board of Fire Engineers of
Acton
Bert Haynes
W. A. Haynes Co
W. F. Stevenson
Maynard
Stevenson
Mary Cook
Hannah Sullivan
Margaret McCarthy
Robert White
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Division 44
Concord
Thomas Bell
Colle Puies
Wellesley
Cavelier Caleburn
Firemen Brought Homes By Illness After Block Fire
Several firefighters who subdued a blaze at the corner of n and Summer streets Sunday morning were kept home Monday due to colds and related illnesses contracted while on duty. Names among those affected include Walter Priest Roy Prescott Albert Smith Lee Donahue Irving Dart and Henry Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Sts
Walter Priest
Roy Prescott
Albert Smith
Lee Donahue
Irving Dart
Henry Hodges
Installation Postponed by Unity Circle I C of A
Officers installation scheduled for Unity Circle I C of A was postponed to the first March meeting due to the storm. Lena Sheridan received a gold purse upon retirement after four years as president. A salad supper occurred in the banquet hall and a 4 whist party was voted for February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
I. C. of A
Mia
Clara McPhail
Lowell
Lena Sheridan
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Louise Binns
Mystic, Ct
Stow
Torrey & Vialle Incorporated
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Torrey &Vialle, IK
Torrey & Vialle, IK. Main & Walden Streets
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Dodge
Concord, Maynard, Sudbury
Boxboro
Stow,Bedford, Carlisle
Actons
MAIN
Walden
E. Bowker Jr
Waltham
Belknap St
John M. Keyes
Road Builders
Andrew Baggesell
Walden St
Citizens
Wilfred Clark
Pittsfield
Masons
Innis Campbell
East Jeffrey
A. Urquhart
Symphony Hall
Mary Damon
Concord Jct
Harry Starr
Maynard Exchange
Concord Musical Club
Charles Brown
Alicia M. Keyes
John Singer Sargent
Boston Public Library
Concord Grange
Willis Davis
Middlesex
St. Mark’s School
Boston English
Bedford
Frost Garden CO
Sidney LE. McCleary
Sine Creamery
Santos
TE Aces Oolong, Ib
Robert P. Rutter
Board of Assessors
J. A. Finigan
Tel
Walden Hall
John A. Finigan
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