Local Notes From Beverly and Medford News
Concord R. W. Riefkohl receives another corporalcy in company I wars. Annabel Littlefield opens a manicuring business in town. Densmore B. Hosmer plans a new Beverly building project soon. Miss Orcutt of Medford stays at Lexington road home vacated by Miss Hattie Connant. John McDermott joins J Emmett after leaving McDonald Frost of Billerton. D F Potter upholsterer opens salesroom in Brown's block with bedsteads springs and mattresses in stock. C H B S pupils rehearse for annual minstrel show. a farce The Dumb Waiter will be produced by girls under Miss Coolidge.
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R. W. Riefkohl
Annabel Littlefield
Densmore B. Hosmer
Beverly
D. F. Potter
Brown's Block
Lowell Depot Fire Investigated With These Results
The Enterprise reports a quiet probe into the Lowell Depot fire. Citizens and officials say the department showed poor water supply and equipment freeze ups in severe cold, but no direct blame is assigned. Observers note hydrant failure and the need for reliability when weather is harsh.
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Lowell Depot
Enterprise
Farley
Darktown Fire Brigade
Open Evening Hours for Concord Public Library
A Concord citizen proposes opening the public library on weekday evenings to serve the working majority. The writer argues Saturdays only fits few and libraries in larger towns stay open evenings, urging action to benefit taxpayers and workers.
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Concord
Ic Ae
Not to Be Beaten by Boston Prices
A local store slashes price on the game Pit to 49 cents cash drawing indignation from a customer who compared it with Jordan Marsh offering. The shopkeeper sacrificed profit to match the cheaper competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jordan
Marsh
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
A short notice notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for relief from accidental cuts burns and sores. It mentions use for sores aches and stiff joints and is linked to South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Maynard social notes and local developments in town
Maynard and area residents visited Lowell Boston Marlboro Fitchburg and Westfield during the week. Local projects include Shattuck inspecting the Hildreth school building and a note that Riverside A C meetings have been canceled under new management. The town may host a new basketball team from Westfield as NB league prospects are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Lewis
Lowell
Thomas Usher
Garnett Hackwell
Fitchburg
W. H. Priest
Boston
Arthur Sullivan
Assabet Mills
Neil Hanson
Warren
River St
James R. Bent
Riverside A. C
Maynard
Westfield
Noonan
Cullen
Godfrey
Conlon
Ashe
Death of Charles Sanderson in Maynard after illness
Charles Sanderson died Tuesday at 7:50 p.m. from cancer of the bowels after a long decline. A steam pipe accident in 1900 injured him, but he returned to work until December when he fell ill. He leaves widow Eliza A. and son Frank B. in Maynard and daughter Mrs. L. G. Hill of Lowell, plus a sister in Lowell. Funeral held Friday at 1 p.m. at his sister’s residence in Lowell. Bearers listed from Lowell, Tewksbury, and Maynard.
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Sanderson
Assabet
Mr. Sanderson
England
Lowell
Maynard
Eliza A
Frank B
L. G. Hill
John Bramhall
Summer Hill Lodge
Merrimack Lodge
Bramhall
Currier
N. W. Matthews
Primitive Methodist Church
James Barris
William Barris
James Fairgrieve
Tewksbury
George T. Murphy
Marynard
Bowling League on Ragged Edge in Maynard
The Maynard bowling league nears collapse after the A. T. team withdrawal and dwindling interest. Only two or three players remain eager to continue and the Crescents area short of players, with Mr. McGill among organizers.
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Maynard
A. T
Crescents
McGill
Danish church to build small chapel at cost about 2500
At a Sunday meeting of church members the decision was taken to construct a small chapel with an estimated cost near 2500 dollars. Officers elected include President H. P. N. Dahl Vice President J. Mikklesen Secretary Fred Préga Trustee H. Petersen Executive Committee Peter Larsen Auditors Hans Ericksen and Hans Neilsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. N. Dahl
J. Mikklesen
Fred Préga
H. Petersen
Peter Larsen
Hans Ericksen
Hans Neilsen
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LOEWE
A. C.loewe
Drugsist
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Waltham National Bank
National Bank
Hanblim L. Hovey
Charles H. Moulton
Ramblim L. Hovey
Henry N. Wisher
George F. Frost
William &. Rooney
Charles P. Bond
Ptolemy P. Adams
West End
Coal and Wood
Concord & Acton Sts
Pleasant St
Geo. Creighton
Main St
M W. L Douglas Ooo
Bass
Russia
John Loman
T. J. McCgann
B. W. Brown's
Concord, Mase
Amber
J. P. Fletcher
So. Acton
Mace
John McDermott
McDonald & Frost
Billerion
J. Emmett
Fire Dept
Charles Sanderson
Ragged Edge
John H.pray & Sons Co
Pray Building
Washington St
Boylston St
At _ of SS
Plesce Co
Coby Bates Verxs Co
Sequest
Purchase St
Mass
C. H. Persons
Buswell’s Express
T. J
C. M. Byrom
Prope
Concord Junction
GEO. S. Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
A. H. McKenzie
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