Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Ads
Louis B. Johnson becomes a U S navy steward. Margaret Cook graduates from Comers Commercial school. Claims about a King Arthur Flour barrel appear in ads. Henry McCormack visits Haverhill. Mohall residents Amalia Mallinger and A Kershner visit T J Butler. Mylott family guests of Wesley Townsend during testimonials. John Lawton to award prizes. Timothy Crowley from Concord arrested last week. Maynard residents wary of Concord actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Johnson
U. S. Navy
Margaret Cook
Comers’ Commercial School
King Arthur
Henry McCormack
Haverhill
Amelia Mallinger
Kershner
Mohall
N. D
T. J. Butler
William Mylott
Wesley Townsend
John Lawton
Maynard Enterprise
Timothy Crowley
Concord
Maynard
Maynard Men Attacked by Drunken Finns
Four young Maynard men were assaulted Tuesday night by a party of drunken Finns. C Murphy of Main Street suffered a severe head injury from a beer bottle blow, and Om cer King was struck in the face. One Finn was arrested, described as the chief offender, while the others fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
C. Murphy
Main St
Omcer King
Bartholomew Killilea Named New Pastor at St Bridget’s
Reverend Bartholomew J. Killilea of Boston is to succeed Reverend John A. Crowe as pastor of St Bridget’s Church in a clerical transition noted by local parish officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew J. Killilea
Boston
John A. Crowe
St St. Bridget’s Church
Assabet Institution of Savings Trustees Meeting Notice
Maynard Massachusetts June 27 1905 the quarterly meeting of the trustees of the Assabet Institution of Savings will be held in the Banking Rooms Maynard Massachusetts July 5 1905 at 8 o clock pm for the purpose of transacting any business which may properly come before said meeting per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution of Savings
For Sale J C Dakin Farm in North Sudbury
FOR SALE Two well bred Boston terriers good screw tails. All breeds of dogs sold at reasonable prices. Apply to C J Morse Dennis Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dakin Farm
North
Sudbury
C. J. Morse
Dennis Waldron
Geo. M. Baker
South
Lincoln
Mass
Concord
E. W. Morse
Wald ‘St
Town Farm
Cies m
Local Briefs From Marlboro and Nearby Areas
William Finneran is employed at the William Bonner company while Robert Corrigan of Natick works at the Frye factory. Co C member Norcross, previously ill, shows improvement. George Chartier of Grand Street visits relatives in Haverhill. Miss Josephine Temple travels to Portland for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Finneran
William Bonner
Oldtown
Robert Corrigan
Natick
Frye
Co. C. Norcross
George Chartier
Grand St
Haverhill
Josephine Temple
Portland
Picnic attendance highlights Fourth of July in Maynard
About 300 residents gathered for a Maynard Fourth of July picnic. The local Carpenters Union elected officers this Wednesday evening. Mrs. Thomas Dolan of Bedford is reported quite ill with pneumonia. John M. Keyes secured the Bartletts’ house wiring contract on Lowell Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Carpenters’ Union
Thomas Dolan
Bedford Sr
John M. Keyes
Bartlett
Lowell Road
Concord Junction Social Notes and July Activities
Concord reports hosts and guests around town including Albert Noll at the Snow residence, visits by B F W Russell to Marblehead Neck, and flags at half mast for John Hay. Local teams played, July Fourth patriotism noted, and residents travel or entertain at homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Noll
John H. Snow
B. F. W. Russell
Marblehead Neck
Sec
John Hay
Field Day Plans For Concord Group Annual Event
Arrangements are underway for the 8th annual field day of Concord council K of C with hopes of greater success. Events include horse racing athletic sports running races ball games and balloon ascensions. A ball game is planned between Concord and Maynard depending on Maynard’s participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord ‘Council
K. of C
Concord
Maynard
Local residents note visits and jobs across towns
Edward Curran returns from Boston to visit his parents in Lincoln. Louis Bolduc of Waltham visits friends. Fred Moineau travels to Providence to see relatives. Marlboro Last factory reports strong business. Napoleon Hebert of Salem renews acquaintances. Blanche Watson flies to New York for vacation. The Haverhill die is tried at L B Hall factory heel room. Nellie Powers works at Marblehead Central exchange. Joseph Morin visits from Beverly. Louise Gregoire vacationing in North Adams. Rene Beauregard and others travel to Lake Sunapee for camping. Aldermen McCarthy Gauthier McMahon spend Sunday at Solomon’s Pond. Dr Stevens returns from fishing and resumes duties. Houghton Royal Arch Chapter advances degree Friday with collation. John Hanley completes lining department work at Diamond F. Pierre Bergeron becomes night watchman at John A. Frye. Addie Dupuis of Manchester visits Mrs Rougerau in West Main Street for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Napoleon Hebert
Salem
Blanche Watson
New York City
Haverhill
L. B. Hall
Nellie Powers
Central Telephone Exchange
Marblehead
Joseph Morin
Beverly
Louise Gregoire
Langley Sr
North Adams
Rene Beauregard
John Hanley
Mechanics Sr
Diamond F
Pierre Bergeron
John A. Frye
Eben Pope
Addie Dupuis
Manchester
N. H
Edward Rougeau
West Main St
Advertisements list sales and rentals in Concord area
The page lists items for sale including Singer sewing machines and various wagons and carriages. It also notes housing for sale and rent, a windmill with tank, and a Concord shop for wheelwright work. Several boxes and contact details are provided for buyers and renters in Concord Massachusetts.
Hart Minikin Wedding in Manchester Conn
Mr and Mrs Charlies Hart announce the marriage of their son William Albion Hart principal of South Dartmouth high school to Miss Annie Elizabeth Minikin on Friday evening June 30 at Centre Congregational church Manchester Connecticut. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music with Rev George W Reynolds officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Hart
Annie Elizabeth Minikin
William Albion Hart
South Dartmouth High School
Centre Congregational Church
Manchester
Conn
Alice Mae Russell
Charlies A. Lillie
Hartford
Jerry Dearborn Drew
Montclair
N. J
Hart Couple Wed Then Summer Tour and Home Plan
A church reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Hart who received many wedding gifts. They left for a short wedding tour and will be at home after September 1. A reception will be held at Superintendent Hart’s Concord Junction residence Thursday evening. The couple plans to spend summer at Cottage City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Supt. Hart
Concord Junction
Cottage City
An Old Resident John Flynn Dies at 93 in Concord
John Flynn longtime Concord resident died June 30 at age 93. Born in County Cork Ireland in 1822 he came to the United States in 1852 and lived in South Acton before moving to Concord Junction where he resided. He leaves a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flynn
Concord
County Cork
Ireland
South Acton
Concord Junction
Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Concord Junction
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after bereavement. Also notes loss of tools on a Saturday between Concord Junction and East Acton and requests return to M. Slyski, East Acton, Mass. Drawing classes offered by Misses Blossom and Whittier at 172 Commonwealth Ave. Katherine Connell of Dorchester visited Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Flynn
P. J. Coughlin
Concord Junction
East Acton
M. Slyski
Mass
Misses Blossom and Whittier
Commonwealth Ave
Brockton Residents Enjoy Holidays Across Town and Lake Boon
Robert McNally visits his mother on Maple Street while Mr and Mrs Matthew Croft travel to Connecticut for a 10 day vacation. Frank George and William McConnell celebrate the Fourth with family on Riverview Street. Phil George Lovett Andrews and Donald Ross camp at Lake Boon for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNally
Brockton
Maple St
Matthew Croft
Frank
George
William McConnell
Riverview St. Phil
George Lovett
Harry Andrews
Donald Ross
Lake Boon
Woman Leads Devoe Paint Sale in Girard Pa
A letter to John W. Raymond recounts how Mrs. E. R. Bowman the local druggist encouraged buyers in Girard Pa to purchase Devoe lead and oil paint at $1.25 a gallon. Despite resistance from two hardware dealers, Bowman promoted the paint noting its efficiency and value through various local customers including Burt Young Hiler Hanna and others. New York P. and Towle Kent distribute the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Devoe
E. R. Bowman
Burt Young
BE. HM. Hiler
John Hanna
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Enterprise Company
F. Wilder
Ofvice
Main Street
Mase
Howard A. Wilson
BIC Department Store
Wirchase
Gana
Benjamin Crosby
Man
Price
Combination Cash Store Co
Sisk
Albert Vanderhoof
M. L. Hatch
Mercury
Dwinell
Johnson
IN and
Axsout Concorp
Westfield
Wm. T. True
Wm. Foss
Bedford St
J. J. Vanderveer
Walden St
St. Bernards A. A
Reformatory
Cook
Hanley
Battery
Bass
South Weymouth
Herbert
Will Curry
Hudson
Thomas Curry
Assabet Ave
Ella Blake
Somerville
George W. Blake
Maude Peterson
Bertha
Virginia Wilson
Gersham Files
Roxbury
William Connor
Newport
R. L
F. N. Connor
Union Church Sunnday
H. L. Green
Flora J. Molyneau
Malden
Elenora Elkins
William Jenness
EB. H. Hatch
W. W. Blossom
Royal Arcanum
Everett
James Nagle
John P. Allen
Tremont Temple
Mr. Butcher
M. M. Butcher
Union Church
Presbyterian
Nova Scotia
J. D. Wilson
G. F. Knowles
Walter
Gertrude
Lexington Park
Susie Wood
England
West Concord
Ren. Derby Jr
W. W. Campbell Sr
A. H. Converse
Channell
P. H. Bullock
Malta
Hudson Comandery
Edward Curran
Mrs. Beauregard
Louis Bolduc
Waltham
Fred Moineau
Providence
Frank Litchfield
Charles Barker
Lake Sunapee
C. F. McCarthy
E. A. Gauthier
E. L. McMahon
Solomon's Pond
Dr. Stevens
Houghton
Royal Arch
Chrestian Johnson
Oscar Anderson
Werner Schreve
Allen
J. H. Allen
Eilizabeth M. McLean
Lucy Onley
Concord Local
Singer
Everett L. Miner
Goddard
Concord National Bank
Hart—Minikin
Richardson
H. S. Richardson
Katherine Connell
Dorchester
John W. Raymond
Vanderveer
Walden Street
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