Strikers Return as Maynard Mills Reopen After Settlement
A conference between the spinners union committee and American Woollen Co. treasurer William Wood led to a peaceful settlement of a strike at the Maynard mills. Spinners returned to work Monday as notices called off the walkout and a price-list increase from one to three and a half run was secured.
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Spinners Union
William Wood
American Woollen Co
Estate Board of Arbitration
Assabet Mills
Lowell
Reed
Boston
Richad
Wood
Maynard
Mr. Wood
Concord events fill week with concerts dances and repairs
Concord society plans a Maynard concert near term. Hawthorne chapter will install officers Wednesday. Hose company dance at Association hall on Wednesday. Union church repairs and music planned. letters advertised. ministers invite attendees to a banquet. library books exchange Saturdays. Army Canteen discussion at Union church. WOTU petitions Congress against repeal. weekly children's talks at Union church with quarterly prizes.
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Concord Choral Society
Maynard
Hawthorne
O. B
P. M
Clara F. Hart
Hose Company
Association Hall
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Bana Hatch
Mr. Hoyt
Winslow Russell
Congress
Mr. Campbell
Notices on Subscriptions and Carrier Receipts
Incomplete notice states that payments and renewals must reach the office by Tuesday night to avoid missing insertion in the current weekly issue. A carrier receipt will cover delays or losses. deliveries and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb or the post office for processing.
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H. L. Whitcomb
Concord News Briefs Report Local Incidents And Ventures
Electric lights installed at the high school. Mrs. Winthrop White critically ill at her Thorean street home. Charles H. Towle returns to business after a week with quinny sore throat. Col BR Marrett brings a carload of Welch coal. Part of the will benefit employees at the electric light station. Slippery walk causes two ladies to fall near town hall. Miss Emerson’s dance and Robert Carter falls ill en route to Boston, taken to city hospital where mania followed by typhoid. he remains very ill. Annual society meeting tonight with supper at the vestry. An accident with a sleigh at Thorean and Sudbury. rider unseated but reins held. horse galloped to Hubbard street, sleigh damaged. Newton Journal notes George Morse sells his interest in the Boston and Suburban Electric Companies. new management promises good prospects. Morse to return to general law practice. A new law partnership formed at 23 State street Boston by Morse, Hickey, and Kenney to succeed Morse & Lane.
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Winthrop White
Thorean St
Charles H. Towle
Col
BR. F. Marrett
Welch
Tric
Robert Carter
Boston
City Hospital
Newton Journal
George W. Morse
Newton
Vicinity
Boston and Surburban Electric Companies
Morse
State St
James H. Hickey
Thomas J. Kenney
Morse & Lane
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John C. Friend
Gov
Main & Walden Sts
Concord
Towne
John M. Keyes
Adelbert Fernald
Graduate Dental Department
Harvard University
Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
W.f.davis
D.M.D. Dentist
Maynard's Block
Maynard, Mass
Boone
Sy Minere
J. P. Watson
Zmca
Mass
A. D. Holl
America
LE Red
Tihoaynes
Maynard. Mass
Young
Union Market
H. H. Young
Creighton’s: Shoe Emporium
Main ST
H. P. N. Dahl & CO
Main St. Opp
Treas
Leominster
Concord Free Public Library
Eeccl
Miss Emerson
Thorean
Sudbury Ste
Hubbard St
W. F. Litchfield
Playnard
Hill Yards
Depot
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