Local social notes from Maynard and surrounding towns
Sunday visitors and week long events fill Maynard Acton and Worcester listings. People like Charles Clapp William Cleary and George Howarth are noted with temperate trips, theatre attendance at Gilroy's and Boston, church suppers Mizpah Rebekah toddy sale, and plans for a Maynard Brass band fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney McCleary
Palm Beach
Fla
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
William
Litchfield
Maynard Brass Band
South Acton Woolen Co
W. ©. Gardner
West Acton
Bedford Weather and Lodge Whist Party Report
M F Manning remains confined to home after an accident two weeks ago. Early risers in Bedford note a harsh winter mood. The Minute Man lodge NE P reports a Sur prise Party with games and refreshments from The Enterprise Feb 9. The March meeting on the 17th will include dancing and a whist party with tickets prepared by March 3 and a public report to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Manning
Bedford
Minute Man Lodge
N. E
Bedford selectman race marred by mudslinging
The Bedford town selectman race has devolved into bitter exchanges with insults and smear tactics. Voters are urged to consider the candi date Gipiss40b Dh Peaghtesook on the merits while cautioning against further hostile campaigning. The piece echoes a quatrain about wisdom and restraint from a Boston paper quoted as timely commentary.
Sudbury Social Roundup and School Make-up Dance
Albert Shefield of Peabody visited his parents in Sudbury on Sunday. Mr and Mrs D Perry hosted relatives from Stow. Miss H J Goodnow from Newton was home over the weekend. Dr Milton T Perry of Worcester was a guest Saturday. High school rehearsals signal a future play and a makeup session Saturday after a previously missed day. A town hall dance for seniors juniors and sophomores closes the high school term weekend. Patrick J Powers sold his farm to Lincoln parties and travels in New York and the west. Warren Green’s dancing school held last Saturday. next class March 5. Sudbury Brass Band plans a minstrel show in the town hall on Thursday March 3 with large expected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cleary
Worcester
Clarence Bodfish
Providence
A. T. Haynes
Walter Siswick
South Framingham
Maynard
John Holmquist
Maynard's Hill
George Howarth
Westboro
William Priest
Farrell
Robinson
Gilroy
M. EB
Epworth League
Albert Shefield
Peabody
Mra
D. Perry
Stow
H. J. Goodnow
Newton
Milton T. Perry
Town Hall
Patrick J. Powers
Lincoln
New York
Warren Green
Sudbury Brass Band
Schools closed both Monday Tuesday
Albert L. Hunt of Boston called on his mother and sister Tuesday. Mrs. P. C. Rondeau left here Monday for a visit among out of town friends. Mrs. Arthur L. Hunt and daughter of Brooklyn are visiting at her former home in this place. R. H. Hurlbut of Hurlbut Rogers Machine Co. is expected home this week from a west business trip. A. W. Rogers, who went to Bay private hospital in Boston, is reported as out of it but steadily improving and hopes to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Lepore
John Hancock Life Ins. Co
Milford
Bowton
Boston
Republican Town Committee
M. EB. Church
WH Bie
Kiviehan
Joe F. Parmenter
Overseer of the Poor
Albert Coughlin
Twee Warden
Albert L. Hunt
Carleton Elms
Tuffis College
Arthur L. Hunt
Brooklyn
George
R. H. Hurlbut
The
Hurlbut-Rogers Machine Co
A. W. Rogers
4 Bay Private
Bostop
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Guests
Maynard Michael Crowley of Linden Street is seriously ill. Miss Theresa Keefe of East Boston recently visited Miss Kaityn Swain. Mrs. James Tuncull and daughter Florence visited Winchester. Mrs. John ret, nn enjoys a flows play at Christie store. Agnes Waldron becomes the new cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Keefe
East Boston
Kaityn Swain
James Tuncull
Florence
Winchester
John Ret
Christie
Agnes Waldron
Proctor Observes 82nd Birthday with Friends and Family
Mrs Proctor aged eighty two celebrated her birthday on February 17 receiving congratulations from a large circle of friends and relatives. Born Hannah Shaw in Lexington in 1828 she married John Reed Proctor in 1849 in Derry New Hampshire and later moved to Bedford with her husband.
Debt Notice From Concord Bank Clarifies Loan Evaluation
The notice from Charles E. Brown of Concord Massachusetts dated February 8 indicates a three year cycle for verit 8 by cow with the books e Institu and asks depositors to review their accounts. The fragmented text suggests a bank related assessment or statement to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Brown
Concord
Mass
Local Society Notes and Community Events
Edith Beharer visited her uncle J R Beharer for a family gathering. The Women’s Parish club plans a children’s entertainment on March 17. The Concord College Philip club and Percy Rideout hostedThursday. First rehearsal for the May Festival occurred last week aiming to outdo prior performances. A sleigh from an outside town overturned in Westvale Friday with no injuries. Christian Endeavorers from Jas Sallie ete attended the rally in Stow Thursday evening. The annual convention was held in South Act on Feb 22. Young Men’s group met to discuss community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvale
Jas Sallie
Stow
South Act
Packed lecture on unions faces icy rail delays in Concord
Fragmentary passage notes a lecture about unions at Union church in Concord delayed by icy rails on a Friday. Several attendees traveled to Waltham to hear the event as early parts mention an electric coil and siege addi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Union
Concord
Carless
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Owen Duggan
Lillian Formance
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Men’s League of the Congregational Church
Kryptock
H. P. N. Dahl
Spencer Bros
S Witten “St, Concord, Wass
Edith A. Buck
Friend's Block
Main Street
M. Wood CO
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Gold Dust Twins
Gerub
Miss Buck's
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Main
Billingsgate
Gipis
Teddy
Sudbury
Michael Crowley
Linden St
Aeriously
E. Boeske
Charles C. Wellman
Enterprise
Estat Wiese
Tim Wan Ene
Hybie Saat
Edith Beharer
J. R. Behar
Ers
Philip Club
Percy Rideout
Concord College
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