Maynard and Nearby Visitors Fill Local Notes
Maynard reports Fred DeLorme returning from Pittsfield and Herbert Whitehead visiting from Lowell. Local events include the Johnson and Ketchell fight pic on Jan 21 and Mizpath Rebekah lodge installing officers next Thursday. OH&S notes cover school closures, insurance agents’ awards, and local social happenings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred DeLorme
Pittsfield
Herbert Whitehead
Lowell
Ashael Haynes
Maynard
Bedford Social Notes and Local Updates
Bedford reflects on la grippe recovery for Mrs. O Jine and a Vermont holiday visit by Mrs. John Jewett. John Bernard Walsh returns to St. John’s Preparatory School in Danvers after holidays with his parents on Great Road. Heavy rains disrupted sleighing. icy sidewalks seen improved by sanitizing. Auntie Peary operated on for appendicitis in Concord hospital. favorable recovery. The funeral of Miss Annie S. Blois som held at Concord Junction. A small steer-drawn cart parade on Main Street captivates locals. Notices announce board of registrars meetings on several Saturdays with voter list and ballot duties emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J.ine
John Jewett
Vermont
Main St. Priday
John Bernard Walsh
Great Road
St. John’s Boys’ Preparatory School
Danvers
Sanaing
Auntie Peary
H. L. Fadgdon
Webber Ave
Concord Jimellon Hospital
Titcomb
Concord
Hamblen
Bedford
Annie
Bloissom
Hawthorne
O. EB. S
Concord Junction
Saas Alee
Main St
B. v. Godley
North Road
St. Bernard
Pub Hc
Board of Registrars
Selectmen’s
Min ute Man Judge N E O P Whist Party Draws Bedford Social Set
On January 6 the Min ute Man Judge N E O P hosted a whist party and lunch despite bad weather. A large Bedford Lexington group attended. Prizes awarded to Mrs A J Waller and Miss Mary Reynolds for ladies and to John Isnow and Alfred J Walter for gentlemen. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A C Biggs, Mr and Mrs A J Walter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lexington
Frank Bigsi
Chaiman
Hi. B. Chatfield
Ms. P. Clow
Breakfast trays in rooms become a common home luxury
A nurse notes a rising trend of in room breakfasts expanding from luxury to norm. Families personalize trays with monograms and colors, with dedicated staff delivering them from early morning. Costs range from a few dollars to fifty dollars for elaborate sets.
Fragmentary Chronology Item Notes Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text shows disjoint phrases about Nell and Belle with broken names and unclear actions. Readable bits include a mower and underlined words. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Concord Junction News Roundup
Emma Wirie returns to work at Boston Harness Co after a week shutdown. Strathmore mills shift to 6 60 am due to new 66 hour week law. Seaman, once owned by B W Present, recovering well. Ford Auto Agency opens via B W Ford. Annie Blossom dies after long illness. funeral at Commonwealth Ave home with Sleepy Hollow interment. Concord Junction ball team elects Fank ONeil president and William Reilly captain. Mrs. Wm Rose guests at Ayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Blossom
Commonwealth
Ave
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Junction
Fank O'Neil
Mat and
Wiliam Rielly
Rose
Ayer
Union Church Treme Sees Prosperity and Gifts for New Building
At the annual church meeting all departments report prosperity and cash on hand. Generous gifts for the new building indicate strong effort. The Ladies Union meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Converse on Central Street. Sunday the 16th features “Gem Symbols of Our Inward Faith” followed by the evening talk “The Disciples' Reward.”
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Ladies’ Union
Local Notices From Marlboro Area Include Visits and Events
John Titcomb returns to Exeter this Wednesday after a three week town visit. The first winter dance occurs Wednesday night at the Walden street armory. Ice cutting begins for 4000 tons needed for the season with thick quality ice. Boston Vermont Association banquet plans advance at Mechanics Building in Boston. Frank B. Sanborn will speak on John Brown at Congregational Church in Southton. Isaac Post and G A R with Ladies Relief Corps invited to attend.
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Giuseppe Venti
Bismore Ot
Mra
Herbert W. Blanchard
John Titcomb
Exeter
Walden St. Armory
T. Mason
Boston Vermont Association
Mechanics Building
Boston
Thureday
Mr. Darling
Frank B. Sanborn
John Brown
Osawatomie
Southton
Sanborn
Isaac Post
Ladies’ Relief Corps
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Hyden
The
American Amusement Co
Music Hall
Edward Billett
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Mizpath Rebekah Lodge
Miss Myrick
Nason St
Miss Fletcher
Stow
Timothy Duggan
George Jamieson
John Hancock Insurance Co
Quincy House
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Bridget’s Church
Cornelius Callahan
James Mahoney
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Framingham
Joan O’moore
R. J. Lepore
Th Town
John
Roland
Royal Harriman
Florida
Baltimore
Roland Harriman
H. P. N. Dahl
Edith A. Buck
Friend’s Block
Main
West
Spencer Bros
Walden — St., Concord, Mass
Tel
Miss Buck
St B. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
A. M. Wood Co
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Fac
W. F. Ntee Main, ST
N. E. O. P. Whist Party
Emma “Wirie
Boston Harness Co
Union Church
Treme
Antone Macone
Stanley Payson
John. Sr. Keyes
David Mason
Horticultural
Hail Ter
Abby C. Chase
Viet
Alpheus
Chase
Iowa
Chicago
J. W. Raymond
of Marlboro Lodge
Hudson
Lodge
John M. Keyes
Walden St
Commonwealth Avenue
E. Boeske
Karl G. Johanson
Mase
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Charles C. Wellman
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
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