Maynard Notes: Local Residents In News Across Town
Local snippets report Maynard residents in varied events from illness and social visits to job changes. John Brothers, 11, ill at Burnside Street. Mrs Lemoyne visiting sister in McKinley. Fred Creighton appointed manager in New York. Edward Ledgard at a Marlboro Gentlemen's Night. Mrs Margaret McGrath and son Patrick at a Boston Ben Hur showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Creighton
Regal
New York City
Edward Ledgard
Newman ‘Club
Marlboro
Margaret McGrath
Patrick
Boston’ Theatre
Boston
Thomas Waldron
Collinsville
Edward Henderson
Pleasant St
The
Marlboro Baseball Club
Concord Lodge and local groups plan meetings and social events
Concord lodge I O Q F conferred the second degree at its reg meeting. Agricultural Extension courses in Concord Feb 1 5 cover Soils Fruit Growing Poultry Carrying and Home Arts for women. Sergeant Daniel C Cullinane attended Marlboro military ball. Upcoming events include Woman's Club lecture Feb 8 on The Nation's Crime Against Childhood and a class meeting Feb 3 on The State. Production of comic opera planned under R N Hudspeth with Monument hall rental details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge, I. O. Q. F
Concord
Sergt
Daniel C. Cullinhane
Co. F
Marlboro
Concord Grange
Fred Power
F. W. Taylor
Gertrude Breslau Fuller
Woman's Club
Celia McDonald
William A. Stevens
Harvey Stone
Mr. Stone
Junction
Marion Booth Kelley
Citimenship
Association Hall
G. A. Tewksbury
Woman's Board of Missions
Trinitarian Church
H. C. Rolfe
C. R
Local Notices and Social Roster for Concord and Nearby
Mrs Julia Lipps and family move to Concord. J A Dakin of West Hopkinton visits town. Miss Mildred Lincoln of Waltham weekends with Miss Etta Wilson. Registrars session Feb 2 at engine house 730 to 9 pm. Mr and Mrs Josiah Phinney of Lynn visit Crowson home. Mr and Mrs Roland Howe of Brookline visit. Robert McDonald injures arm handling freight. Miss Esther Damon weekend with sister Miss Margaret Twmon in Boston. Fred Hewitt returns after appendicitis operation. Gilbert and Sullivan opera announced by H B alumni Feb 13 and 16. Mr and Mrs Elmer Giles of Pittsfield visit for Odd Fellows ball. Munroe Vanderhoof returns to Wellsboro after visit with Curleys. Masquerade ball February 15 announced. Newell's aan ur Da Wao Littleton visit with Mrs E W Ford. Odd Fellows International Bible study for Sonar at 3 Seats-ce Reing. Men and Home Arts event Our Wives to be staged March 11 and 22. Truthseeker society to meet at Odd Fellows hall Sunday at 730 Rev J H Yeomans to lecture What This Spiritualism. Several tenements for rent via L N Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Josiah Phinney
Lynn
C. L. Crowson
Roland Howe
Brookline
B. F. Howe
Robert McDonald
Esther Damon
Margaret
Boston
Fred Hewitt
Deaconess Hospital
Poatere
Elmer Giles
Pittsfield
Munroe Vanderhoof
Wellsboro
Penn
William Curley
Newell's
Douglas Whitcomb Littleton
E. W. Ford
Odd Fellows’ International Bible
Ce Reing
Our Wives
Elut
Truthseeker Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. H. Yeomans
Yeomans
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Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Maynard
California
Santas
Jen Grange
Geo. H. Gutteridge Maynard
Nason Street
P. H. Murphy
Sutter’s Colonial Inn
Old Concord, Mass
Rone Ah Wales
Maeestes
Leve, Fiogentis
John Brothers
Burnside St
James Vewire
Nasonville, R. 1
J. J. Sullivan
David Lemoyne
Lowell
John King
McKinley
John Gibbons
Ralph Newton
Boston University
Nathan A. Tufts
Senate
Millie Sullivan
Plymouth
P. J. Sullivan
Harry Panton
Wolfsboro
N. H
George F
Claude Haire
Lawton
William Baxter
Stow Lower Village
Poresky
District Court
Adelard Rouillard
Hugo Kalander
Worcester
Concord Junction
R. H. Long Shoe Co
South Framingham
J. Leo Comeau
A. Bander
Mr. Bander
Concord Lodge
Agnes Richardson
Marcella Sullivan
Maybelle Lowney
Beatrice Callghan
Neil “the Hodges
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Maley
Maley
L. N. Fowler
P. W. White
Main Street
Mass
Telephone
Glenwood Stoves
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
John A. Finigan
Walden Hall
Julia Lipps
J. A.dakin
West Hopkinton
Mildred Lincoln
Waltham
Etta Wilson
Comcord Junction
Louis Peel
Optowstrist
Naylor
E. Jones
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