Local notices and social tidbits from Maynard area
Maynard residents staff and visiters noted including Maynard William Beaton at Chelsea James O Lords to Washington Mies Della O Toole and Minnie Gree visitors in towns Charles Austin and Miss Kate Dwyer guests James Dwyer Katherine Thane recovered from illness district appointments include Ernest Kidston new assistant superintendent at Metropolitan Life Ines Paul Hill Percy Robinson and others from Lawrence A political caucus set for Feb 28 at Cooperative hall Assabets defeat Eagles 118 to 148 Oliver typewriters agency new Checcher club whist party planned in a couple weeks Law office opening in Naylor block and more social and civic items from the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin
Worcester
Lillian Childs
Lowell
Charles Wilcox
Providence
R. I
Kate Dwyer
Boston
James Dwyer
Katherine Thane
Twe
Cooperative Hall
al Oxner
Somerville
Elate Taylor
Assabets
Eagles
George H. Gutteridge
Oliver Typewriters
Checcher Club
Thomas J. Smith
Naylor
Lesnick
Ernest Kidston
Hudson
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
New Children Books Added to Public Library
The public library announces new children’s books including Eva March Tappan The Children Hour in ten volumes arranged by author Folk Stories and Fables Myths from Many Lands Stories from the Classics and Legends Old Fashioned Stories and Poems The Out of Door Book Adventures and Novelems Poems and Rhymes Modern Stories with several numbered volumes listed from 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappan
Eva March
Marlboro Judson Gas Co signs agreement to supply Maynard
Selectmen and representatives of Marlboro Judson Gas Co have signed articles of agreement and the company plans to canvass the town to gauge interest. Franchise work to begin by April 5 with substantial completion by November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro-Judson Gas Co
Maynard
Coughlan Elected President At Maynard Business Club
The annual meeting of the Maynard Business Men's club at Masonic Hall Tuesday elected officers for the year. Arthur J. Coughlan was chosen president with Francis J. Brick as first vice president and Howard A. Wilson as second vice president, joined by George H. Gutteridge as an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
William Naylor
BR. Kitchin
Alfred &. Merleary
P. J. Sullivan
Fred EB. Morris
James Bent
Arthur J. Coughlan
Maynard Business Men’s Club
Masonic Hall
Francis
Brick
Howard A. Wilson
George H. Gutteridge
Closing out sale at Gustafsen and Rantanen offers bargains
Don’t forget Christie these times. Real bargains for little money. The closing out sale of Gustafsen and Rantanen offers the opportunity to secure goods at a low price. Arthur Sullivan is doing business with a big vacuum cleaner. The undersigned express thanks to neighbors and friends who lightened the burden of our bereavement, Mrs. Sara. Lost black hound with owner name on collar. return to Thomas Hilferty in Maynard. WANTED horse weight about one ton. TO LET six room cottage with electric lights on Pine Street. FOR SALE two story house on Crown Street with land and outbuildings. FOR SALE five passenger Stanley touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustafsen
Rantanen
Sara
Robcoe
Thomas Hilferty
Maynard
Local notices from town events and personal milestones
Frank King suffered tonsillitis last week. Mrs. Daniel Sheehan recovered from a two week illness. Albert Collins is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Attendees from here went to the Lexington Carnival Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyons welcomed a baby boy. Laura Batt of Wellesley College visited her uncle Rev. W. J. Batt. Benjamin Anderson completed a house for Andrew Edwardson on Laws Brook rd. A. H. Chase sustained bruises from a sleigh accident last week. Mrs Mary Richards and Joseph Smith married Sunday evening. Benjamin Derby held a successful cattle auction with cows selling as high as 117 dollars. Young Men’s and Agathea clubs held a social at Harold O. Chase’s home. The Ten Associates Masquerade Ball is set for Monday March 27 with Brigham’s orchestra. Philip Winslow and Miss Mary Damon hosted a Saturday evening gathering on Main St with about 15 guests. The Valentine whist party by Boston Harness Co. Mutual aid society was well attended. ladies received keepsakes for St. Valentine’s Day. Union church Sunday school held a social Monday. many attended with grapho phone music and stereopticon views by Rev Silas N Adams. West Concord Woman’s club’s annual guest night is Friday. Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd will speak on “Am Aerial Voyage” and is connected to Amherst Professor Todd. Extra guest tickets available through Miss Margaret Damon and Miss May Bowker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Edward Lyons
Laura Batt
Wellesley College
W. J. Batt
Benjamin Anderson
Andrew Edwardson
Laws Brook Rd
A. H.chase
Mary Richards
D. J. Richards
West Concord Woman's Club
Mabel Loomis Todd
Horse Had To Be Shot After Sleighing Accident
A serious accident during sleighing led to the humane removal of a horse. James Maguire Nace was walking through the centre when the incident occurred, prompting aid and an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
James Maguire Nace
Horse and rider survive as horse is shot after crash
William Ross aged 44 died suddenly from double pneumonia. The horse pulling a sleigh ran wild on Bradford and Maple streets, was shot after breaking its leg. Francis MacManusy owner and a veterinary surgeon assisted. Ross's funeral held at Willard Kay home with Rev. Silas N. Adams presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford St
Maple St
Francis MacManusy
Eighteenth Annual Concert and Ball by Concord Lodge IOOF
Concord lodge IOOF held its eighteenth annual concert and ball at Association hall on Friday February 10 drawing large crowds from nearby towns. About 75 couples danced while Treadwells Orchestra of Somerville provided music and John W Raymond led the grand march with his daughter Ruth. A turkey supper was served at intermission and a large volunteer committee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge 1
O O. F
Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Treadwells Orchestra
Somerville
John W. Raymond
P. G
Ruth Raymond
Concord
John Olsen
N. G
Adelbert U. Messer
Frank E. Waite
Frank E. Harris
John .G. Joring
Wendell F Davis
John R. Macintosh
Chas. A. Hunter
Local notes on town politics and incidents
Selectman Thomas F. Mahoney is sick. Nomination papers circulate for George A. Dudley to run for board of public works. Apsley rubber plant to shut Saturday and reopen Thursday. Institute course ends with Kelley-Haines singing club in town hall tonight. Two small fires. Mansion House block loss at least 25 and Apsley plant damage about 200 in mixing dept. Dr. James M. Breen courted for school board to face incumbent Charles H. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dudley
Board of Public Works
Apsley
Institute
Town Hall
Kelley-Haines Singing Club
Mansion House
Apsley Rubber
James M. Breen
Breen
Charles H. Moore
Parable Preference Amid Sunday Conversation
A pious passerby asks a boy if he studied the Bible and knows the parables. The boy, admiring the countryside, says his favorite is the one where everybody loafs and fishes. The quip appears in the Wasp. Poor thing.
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Goodyear Welt
Oemaker
Ariiocky
Rset
Goodyeark
We Department
Goodyear Wells
United Shoe Mastery Co
Boston, Me
Main St
SHAW
Boy
Lesnick Shoe Store
Maynard, Mass
W. W. Qlver
Nason ST
Joan
Waltham
Elgin
Oliver
Nason Street
Willian Beaton
Chelsea
James O. Lords
Washington
Mies Della O'Toole
Mies
Minnie Gree
Dorchester
Frank Tobin
Paul Hill
Percy Robinson
Miss Hill
Miss Robinson of
Lawrence
James Baldwin
A. J. Davis
The
Mass. Anti Saloon League
Congregational Church
Concord Junction
Reformatory
Parker St
Workingmen’s Society
Asa Stanley Balcolm
Mary Keane Brown
Walter J. Browne
Mens League
Hen
Edwin Hlake
Pansy Andrus
James Mullin
Overseers of the
P. H. Murphy
Albert Coughlan
C. J. Mahoney
Orites
Coughlan
Christie
Arthur Sullivan
Front St
Mase
West Acton
Mass
L. Cousins, Jr
Pine St
Wr. F. Mullin
Crown St
Everett C. Marchand
Julius Loewe
Frank King
Jill
Daniel Sheehan
Albert Collins
Philip, Winslow
Mary Damon
Boston Harness Company Mutual Aid Society
Union Church
John G. Loring
Silas N. Adams
WM. Ross
William Ross
Ross
Willard Kay
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Ross
Weatvale
J. D. Wright
Commonwealth of
Middlesex
Martha A. Oliver
Acton
Horace
J. Tuttle
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. EB. Rogers
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Susan Oliver
Horace F. Tuttle
W. E. Rogers
Walter Mead
Charles H. Mead
Hiram P. Worthley
Elizabeth B. Worthley
Concord Enterprise
W. B. Rogers
Walter A. Carr
Selectman
Thomas F. Mahoney
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
McCarron
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mass
McArdle Bros
Burlington St
Lexington, Mass
E. Boeske, Maynard
Hudson and Vicinity
F. H. Bryant
Dr. $. R. Garland Maynard
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Dennis Sheehan
Maée
M. F. Manning
Louis Grocer
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