Maynard Town News and Social Notes
Maynard brief items include ad from John Loman for a clearance sale of clothing. Miss Mary Mahoney visiting in Lowell. James DeLee visiting Hopkinton. Miss Sara Lee back from hospital. James Hall visiting Springfield. Mrs. Benjamin Harris visiting Boston hosts. Miss Minnie Flood visiting Roslindale. St Bridget’s Temperance dances in Music hall on Feb 3 and Apr 6. selectmen close books Feb 17. tramp permit proposal by police with descriptions. Assabet mills workers awaiting a supposed surprise. local gossip about a rumor factory and various acts in town society.
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John Loman
Mary Mahoney
Lowell
James DeLee
Hopkinton
Sara Lee
James Hall of
Springfield
Benjamin Harris
Waverly
Julius Joseph McMahon
Boston
Minnie Flood
Roslindale
BE. T. McManus
Eanine
Northboro
St. Bridget’s
Seerennete
Assabet Mills
Napencante
Maynard
Priest Brothers
Billy Bugg
Concord Junction Notices and Local News Highlights
Miss Sadie Ford gains slowly while Walter A. Wright remains stable. Postmaster Derby is housebound. Frank Smith becomes clerk at George G. Russell's Chelmsford store. Vestry meeting Friday evening. members over 14 admitted. Union church to attend school officers event. Charles B. Boyd directs music. Mrs. Gray Wilkinson plays organ. Haw Hart meeting shows Mrs. Alice M. Hunt Warder Justin W. Ford sentinel. Mrs. Flora C. Watson honored with past matron jewel. chapter refreshment and entertainment follow pacto. All items must reach office by Tuesday.
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Sadie Ford
Walter A. Wright
Derby
Frank Smith
Chelmsford
George G. Russell
Union Church
Charles B. Boyd
Gray Wilkinson
Haw
Hart
Alice M. Hunt
Justin W. Ford
Sentinel
Ivory Wheeler
P. P. Charlies
Flora C. Watson
Local Woman Burns Fire Scene on Kinley Street
Mrs Morgan accidentally sets a fire on Kinley Street while planing a matches incident. James Morgan, who lives next door, suffers burned hands and arms while trying to quell the blaze by throwing burning matter outdoors. Doctors attend to the burns as the situation develops.
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Kinley St
James Morgan
Precaution on Freezing Pipes After Severe Cold
A late cold snap caused few stove and pipe failures, but warns residents not to light a fire if kitchen pipes are frozen without loosening the top coupling. Nine times out of ten lighting a fire risks a stove wreck and possible loss of life, as a Concord incident showed a girl narrowly escaping.
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Keith Plumbing Co
Concord
Concord News Items On Arlington Street And Local Fire
Mrs Daniel Lothrop closed Wayside and tea room on Arlington street Boston until April 1. Mrs W returned home from Knoxville after a weeks absence. The pool tournament began several weeks ago. The Concord K of C reported a fire at Herman Hartwell site. Firemen responded quickly but hose laying was unnecessary.
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Daniel Lothrop
Arlington St
Boston
Knoxville
Goncord K. of
Herman Hartwell
Miracle escape as horse rider narrowly avoids crash
A dramatic incident on Lexington Street ends with a rider and a child clinging to the seat escaping danger as the horse bolts then halts of its own accord. Onlookers describe a miraculous moment when reins dragged and the horse finally stops after a frantic sprint.
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Lexington St
Birth Returns Sought by Town Clerk for 1903 Records
The town clerk calls all families to file birth notifications at the clerk’s office. The notice emphasizes timely submissions, noting a physician’s birth return for 1903. Without complete notices, the town enrollment risks serious incompleteness in the records.
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Reeenna
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Crown Border
Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Friend
Mass
Priead
Towne
Friend's Block
P. Watson
H. Hl. Young, Prop
Concord Junction
C. L. King
Maynard's Block
M. Keyel
Adelbert Fernald, D. &. D
Graduate Dental Department
Harvard University
Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
Wendell F. Davis
Concord Junction, Mass
Walter A. Carr
Town House
Nee
J. F. Gannon & CO
H. P. N. Dahl & Co
Post Office
Mrs. Morgan
W. F. Tsr
Main ST
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