Maynard Local Notices and Upcoming Events
Maynard community page notes a merry go round in operation on Glendalest and the Maynard Cannon Cracker set for Thursday. A semi annual stock taking at the Maynard News is in progress. Elmer Cozzens leaves George N. Gove’s employ this week. Mrs. Joseph Glennon and children return from Pittsfield visit. Miss Gladys Taylor visits grandmother Mrs. J. B. Brown in Waltham. Thomas O’May will move to the west this Monday. Local Assabet lodge M A plans installation and supper Wednesday night. Louis O. Richardson of Quincy Point visits grandfather Jesse Richardson. The Associated Templars hire Marie Grosse for an all night concert Friday. Eugene Elise, high school principal, receives a remembrance from the class of 190%, his first graduating class. A factory agreement may allow stores to close Wednesday afternoons from July 8 to Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
R. ©. A. Maynard
Elmer Cozzens
George N. Gove
Joseph Glennon
Pittsfield
Thomas O'May
Assabet Lodge
M. A
Louis O. Richardson
Quincy Point
Jesse Richardson
Associated Templars
Marie Grosse
Hardy Gardy
Eugene Elise
Maynard Local Real Estate and Rent Offers
Maynard listings advertise to let a 20 by 40 foot room on Summer Street suitable for a carpenter shop or wheelwright business with rent details. William Maynard of Worcester lists all property for sale in Maynard at very low prices, noting about 20 parcels with some already sold, first come first served, for details contact W. Croft, local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Maynard
Ans
William Maynard
Worcester
Maynard
Croft
Mass
Brimstone Corner
Boston
Park Street
Park Street Society
Goniter
Securic
Local Notices from South Sudbury Most Readable
Charles Parmenter buys a rubber tired buggy. Emma Bellows visits Holliston. Mrs. Noyce is ill with son Charles at her side. Rev. Cutler preaches at Memorial church. Brights move to summer residence near Wayside Inn. Mrs. Nixon dies. funeral held Friday. Alumni meeting forming for High school graduates since 1895. Neil Sorensen moves to Wayland to work as a driver. Raymond Brown graduates from Waltham High School plans Boston University. Dunbar visits Wilton for trout fishing. one 31 inch fish. James Bement found unconscious after a possible fainting episode. out of work. Martha Nixon dies of cancer at 7. Finigan and Sheehan announce major public auction July 6 with articles listed elsewhere. Everything sold without limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Henry Rice
Neil Sorensen
Wayland
S. Russell
Raymond N. Brown
Waltham High School
Boston University
C. H. Dunbar
Wilton
N. H
Oviatt
Oldtown
Maine
Farmers Within 20 Miles Invited to Magnificent Auction
An advertisement urges all farmers within twenty miles to attend a large sale of assorted articles expected to fetch strong prices. The notice emphasizes widespread participation and invites readers to read the ad for details.
Concord Brisk Riverside Events and European Sailors
Miss Caroline F Cheney and Henry J Hosmer sailed for Europe on Tuesday. The river sports on Saturday include canoe races, swimming races, tilting contests for all ages. Teachers visit next week and the High school opens with ladies serving afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline F. Cheney
Henry J. Hosmer
Europe
Concord
Mt Vernon National Bank Change of Hands in Boston
Otis Wilson Co. of Chicago gains controlling interest in Mt Vernon National Bank Boston with 2000 shares and a $200000 capital while Thomas Hart serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateago House
Boston Bank
Boston
First
Massachusetts National
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Thomas N. Hart
Otis, Wilson & Co
Chicago
Mansion gift to Premis linked to Victor Mayo life work
The Place des Vosges home of Victor Mayo’s most active years was presented to Premis by his relatives, drawing wide literary interest. The Congregational Education Society voted to buy nine acres near Atlanta for a theological seminary at forty dollars per acre. An electric car fatally struck a man on the Methuen track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place Des Vosges
Paris
Victor Mayo
Premis
Congregational Education — Society
Atlanta
Methuen
Masa
Concord Junction community notes and summer plans
Local items from Concord Junction include residents visiting relatives in Roxbury and Milford New Hampshire and summer home stays in Nantasket. Buildings and lots change hands on Main Street and at Commonwealth Avenue while the Canning factory begins recruitment.
Maynard Fireworks Sale and Boat Rental Ad
Local notice invites readers to Maynard for fireworks at the Kitchen Music Hall block. Also lists a boat rental by the hour and contact Wallace B. Ford at 144 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Music Hall
Wallace B. Ford
Commonwelth Ave
Concord Junction
Mass
A RIPE OLD AGE: Lancasters 250th Anniversary
Lancaster Massachusetts celebrated its 250th anniversary with exercises a procession to the banquet tent and speeches by Governor Bates Senator Hoar Senator Fairbanks and local dignitaries. The day closed with a town green concert and fireworks marking the town's incorporation milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mass
Hoar
Massachusetts
Fairbanks
Indiana
Worcester County
Dremen
Bartel
D. B. Scott
John J. O'Keefe
Adams
Samuel Abbott
Massachusetts Historical Society
Stephen Salisbury
American Antiquarian Society
Historic Genealogical Society
Holton
Harvard
Leominster
Boylston
Berlin
Sterling
Clinton
Parker
Bates
Koutwell
Henry Nourse
Sudbury hosts Old Home Week events and gatherings
Sudbury residents attend social events and meetings during Old Home Week. Georgie A. Goodnow visits from Summerland while Frank E. Jones of New Haven revisits Sudbury and Clifford Hall seeks leave to attend a Boston educational convention. Alumni association forms with L Millie Rice as president and Edward R. Lemon offers Wayside Inn for July 29 reunion and day-long town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hall
Oklahoma
U. S
Boston
Sudbury
Edward R. Lemon
Wayside Inn
Lemon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glendalest
Gladys Taylor
J. B. Brown
Waltham
South
Finigan and Sheehan
Hishop
Charles H. Forbes
House of Correction
Coal Gas Company
Corps of Litigants
Bangor
Pitnepal
Sauling
Bee
United States
Ia Po
Cileasen
Somerset
Tas
Asx Sitauenia
Aibodge
Union Shoe
Lynn
George E. Nicholson & Co
Waterbury
Conn
Kennaugh
Maude Keith
Lhominston
Waterbury Savings Bank
Mary A Chase
Robert J. Brown
W. W. Curtis Sr
Springfield
George Conant
Nantasket
C. H. Whitney
Main St
George M. Gifford
Union Church
John F. Fitzgerald
Mildred
Roland Files
Roxbury
Agnes Wilson
Clarence Lovejoy
Milford
Harriet Curtis
W. W. Curtis Jr
Commonwealth Ave
Reformatory
Canning Factory
Paul Noll
Alice Winslow
Powder Mill Village
Kenneth T. McKenzie
Wetherbee
Highland St
Bertha
Virgie Wilson
Will Holden
Acton Centre
Ellie Blaisdell
George Holden
Washington, D. C
Miss Blaisdell
West End
May L. Bowker
Flora Griswold
Clara Pratt
Raymond Blodgett
Alice Hodgman
Frederick Waite
Cherrie French
Co. I
6Th Regt
John D. Wilson
Virgie
Beal
Eaton
Prof
Archibald
Caster
New York
Breen
Smith
Hogan
Green
Austin
W. G. Hill
State Comptroller 5
Love
Hill
Stevens
Sill
Comptroller Office
San Francisco
Bonnny Yanger
Eddie Hanlon
California
Sydney
N.S
George Parker
St. Johns
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Virginia Couxt
Austria
Vienna
Combination Cash Store Company
Cash Store Company
Johnson
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Rogers
Silverware
Sreguuiur Ee Ridge
Watchumaker and Jeweler
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Mixs
Georgie A. Goodnow
Summerland, Cal
Frank E. Jones
New Haven
Jones
Goodnow Brothers
Nahum Goodnow
Geo. E. Harrington
Brigham
Frank G. Newell
Alumni Association of
Sudbury High School
L. Millie Rice
Ella W. Hadley
Beth W. Harrington
Bertha A. Hunt
Arthur E. French
Mas
Geo. A. Dyer
Ager Court
Flosmer Street
Marlboro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!