Maynard News Roundup Includes Local Talks and Events
The stock take at the mill occurred on Saturday. Edward Ledgard has spent days in Providence. Eyecare advice from H P N Dal is suggested. Mrs. Harry J Parmenter has been ill with a grip. W T U met with Mrs Bowers. Mr and Mrs Arthur Woodman reside on Dartmouth. Bertha Lawton will teach at a Me Ladies Auxiliary initiated class. Maynard hosts a chicken pie supper in Stow. Bert Babson and daughter visited Dorchester. Alvin Smith returns to Waltham watch factory after leave. W A Haynes Co promotes sleigh lines. B B Lovett hosts a barn dance in Hibernian hall. William Lasbury becomes new Assabet mills agent from Fitchburg. Loyal Assabet lodge officers to be installed. Mrs Alice Barris wed John Fallon of Clinton. New hardware store on Nason street opens. Maynard youths join Wayside Inn and Hudson trips. John Caswell of Dexter visits town. travels for a rubber company. Clarence Bodfish visits. returns with Bodfish. Albert Bauey recovered. to be initiated into Mass Legislature. Assabet Council R A members attend installation. Assabet Furniture Co plans a $20 000 clearance sale. Town books close Feb 1. Boston campaign to be echoed in Maynard. Concord bowling defeats Maynard at Nason alleys. team set for improvements. Young bowlers with 225 scores criticized for team spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ledgard
Providence
H. P. N. Dal
Harry J. Parmenter
Bowers
Acton St
Maynard
Stow
Bert Babson
Dorchester
Alvin Smith
Waltham Watch Factory
W. A. Haynes & Co
B. B. Lovett
Hibernian Hall
William Lasbury
Fitchburg
Wayside Inn
Hudson
John Caswell
Dexter
Caswell
Assabet Council
R. A
Willard H. Gordon
Leominster
Assabet Furniture Co
Boston
Concord
Nasan Stalleys
Snowbound car delays and town notes in Bedford
Reported stalled cars on the Woburn division and Concord division of the Lexington Boston street railway highlight a blizzard era. Edgar Willard of Los Angeles arrives visiting relatives on Springs road. Bedford clubs held events and planning, with civic activities and frigid sleighing parties noted. Supt. of Streets Pitch led snow removal efforts. upcoming tribal adoption ceremony and charity acknowledgment wrap the town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Boston
Lexington St
Edgar Willard
Los Angeles
J. H. Brown
Springs Road
Concord
Lexington & Boston St
Bedford Road
Lyman J. Cole
Chicago
Nellis
Fred Davis
North Road
Concord Public Schools
Bedford
Bedford Civic Club
Winter Meet in Bedford For New Wagland Fox Hunters
The New Wagland Fox Hunters club schedules its fifth annual winter meet at the Bedford House in Bedford from January 10 to 15. Activities begin Tuesday morning January 1 with M F Simonds sounding for the first day’s sport and a banquet planned for Wednesday evening January 12. Officials include A M Tucker of Lexington as president and W H Simonds of Bedford as master of fox hounds, with several vice presidents and directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagland Fox Hunterr Club
Bedford House
Bedford
Simonds
A. M. Tucker
Lexington
F. L. Lee
West
J. W. Jackson
Belchertown
T. M. Gallagher
Newton
C. 8. Davis
New Haven
Conn
C. L. Morse
Athol
L. C. Dennikon
Waltham
H.N. Fletcher
Graviteville
G. A. Sampson
Lancaster
W. Mitchell
Boston
Samuel McCord
Lowell
Sudbury Alumni Defeat 8 H Basketball 23 to 19
Sudbury alumni, including Hall Bilms Sanders Fairbank and Phelps, defeated the 8 H basketball team 23 to 19 Saturday night. About 30 Edwin Booth friends surprised him at his home Tuesday evening with Maynard and Sudbury guests attending. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H
Sudbury
Hall
Bilms
Sanders
Fairbank
Phelps
Eewin Booth
Maynard
Dewey
Orchestra
Wayland
Cochituate
Natick
South Sudbury News Update
Frank W Goodman suffers rheumatism but shows slow improvement. Mrs Alice K E Rice and Laura visit relatives in the south. J A White serves as librarian during her absence. East Sudbury’s Mr Sanderson, ill for weeks, sits up and shows progress. Geo Crawford who survived Russell's crossing injuries resumes work with Hathaway Co bakery wagon to Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Goodman
Alice KE. Rice
Laura
J. A. White
Sanderson
East Sudbury
Geo
Crawford
Russell's Crossing
Hathaway Co
Waltham
The Last Straw
A humorous anecdote from Atchison Globe about a man who brushes his hair 5,475 times a day, forcing wives to adjust mirrors, leading him to buy his own device after a barbed outburst and mirror clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison Globe
Springtime political moves and local gatherings noted
Capt R B Petersen relocates to a new Hubbard street home while relatives in New York host guests of Petersen and Maynard residents. The Young People’s club plans a suffrage debate next Tuesday after a Monday dance to aid Chris, with upcoming Ladies’ auxiliary and A O H dances in Maynard. Rev Joan Brewin of Nashua visited John Connell’s home. Brewin was ordained in Montreal and celebrated his first Mass at Christmas in Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Petersen
Hubbard St
Frank Petersen
Virginia Road
Peter Petersen
Maynard
New York
Junction
Chris
Young People’s Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joan Brewin
Nashua
N. H
John Connell
Brewin
Montreal
Local Notes on Residents and Daily Happenings
Concord Junction residents report a tent home recovering from an operation. Fred Acoinski ends ties with his job at the B&M tower. Kenneth Blood returns to MIT duties after a week off. Mr and Mrs John Bonner hosted a sleigh ride and dance trip. Richard Williams loses several dollars when a bar vanishes Saturday night. Lawrence Shaughnessy, son of Mr and Mrs T F Shaughnessy, convalesces from typhoid fever. Mrs Webb Robbins and son Ray visited Danbury Connecticut. Mr Robbins remains in the West and plans a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Blood
John Bonner
R& A
West
Richard Williams
Lawrence Shaughnessy
T. F. Shasnessy
Webb Robbins
Ray
Danbury
Conn
Robbing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Woodman
Dartmouth
Bertha Lawton
Clarence Bodfish
A. T. Haynes
Fletcher Block
Main St
H. P. N. Dahl
Teltows
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Sarah
Elizabeth Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Juncitor
Miss Buck
Jones
Concord Junction
A. M. Wood Co
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
F. Oe
YNAR
N. E. Fox Hunters Club
South
E. Boeske
Concord Hospital
Karl G. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
Hardy Tracy
Fred Acoinski
B. & M. Tower
Douste Houpay Light and
Jenjaming Rue Cluster
Keyes
Rio
J. M. Hansen
Walden &J
Ad Babb
John M. Keyes
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Nason Street
Naylor
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