Concord Junction Social Notes Report
Miss Lena Ring at home on two weeks rotation. W N Hill of Pensacola visit reform school Monday. Wallace Raymond spent days in New Hampshire last week. Leon M Harris confined to bed with rheumatism. Miss Olive Ring visiting uncle William F Ring of Short Falls. Miss Blood of Pepperell returning home from visit with brother 8 T Blood. Alice Hodgman and Luther Franks went to Fitchburg for a ball game Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Milton Butcher and others were at White Pond Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ring
W. N. Hill
Pensacola
Fla
Wallace Raymond
New Hampshire
Leon M. Harris
Olive Ring
William F. Ring
Short Falls
N. H
Miss Blood
Pepperell
8. T. Blood
Alice Hodgman
Luther Franks
Fitchburg
Milton Butcher
Sadie
Alice Butcher
Aubrey
Murdock Butcher
J. Campbell
West Acton
Minnie Reid
Keene, N. H
Johnny Garvey
White Pond
Dickerman
Lot Vibini
Central House
Julia Mahoney
Margaret
Colonial Hotel
Concord Council
K. of C
New York
Concord
Henry F. Smith
Maynard
Penny baked bread and fresh dairy offered by G N Gove
An advertisement praises bread made from superior flour and pure ingredients, described as penny baked and wholesome. It promotes delicious rolls cakes pies and fresh dairy and offers special items for weddings on short notice from G N Gove.
Maynard Band Delights Crowd With Tuesday Night Concert
Harold Dufur on sick list as Mrs. Currie visits. Mrs. Hetherington and Mrs. Dunlop plan a long Canada trip. Mr. and Mrs. Nee welcome a baby boy born Tuesday. Pauline Bent begins a car trip Saturday. St Bridget’s Temperance Society to dance Saturday. Maynard brass band played to a large square crowd. John Veitch’s cornet solo was the highlight. Civic Club meets next Tuesday on Summers Street lawn with clambake, orchestra music, and a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
John Hetherington
Civic Club
Thomas Hills
Summer St
Parsonage opening draws broad support and gifts
A large, representative gathering at the Congregational parsonage opening highlighted community interest. The Ladies' Society donated a fine fireplace set, and the building committee gave the pastor a receipted rent for a month. Music and refreshments followed, with duties shared by the building committee and their wives and the pastor’s family aiding at the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
Bent
Carter
Sims
Mallinson
Jackson
Baxter
Whitney
Hell, Mead
Woodart
Salisbury
Martin
McCleary
Plans for testimonial event in Maynard evening
Plans are complete for a testimonial to Rev Fr Crowe this Wednesday night with the greatest demonstration Maynard has seen. O Dells orchestra of Boston will perform with a Boston quartet and solos by M J Dwyer and Miss Westervelt of Boston. Jas F Sweeney of Boston will deliver the presentation speech and remarks by P J Sullivan Rev A B Papineau Thomas Hillis J J Shaughnessy of Marlboro and others follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Crowe
Maynard
O’dell’s Orchestra
Boston
Boston Quartet
M. J. Dwyer
Miss Westervelt
Jas. F. Sweeney
P. J. Sullivan
A. B. Papineau
Thomas Hillis
J. J. Shaughnessy
Marlboro
Maynard Tops Clinton In Play at the Playground
Maynard bartenders defeated Clinton at baseball Tuesday by 12 to 4. Highlights featured Maynard battery work and McManus at short. Lineups show Maynard Jacobs c Clarke Casey 1b Kelley 2b McManus 5s Fletcher 3b White lf Higgins cf O Donnell rf Clinton Caine Bresnahan p Namara 1b Greay Nolan 3b Sullivan If McDonald cf Moulter rf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Clinton
Maynard Battery
McManus
Jacobs
Clarke
Casey
Kelley
Fletcher
White
Higgins
O'Donnell
Clinton—Caine
Bresnahan
Namara
Greay
mcNasin
Nolan
Sullivan
McDonald
Moulter
Ladies Choose Final Touches for Dress Accessories
The ad suggests selecting between a brooch or a neck chain with a secret locket and promotes new style chains as finishing touches for dresses. It presents fashion accessories as the finishing element for a completed outfit.
Repairing Department Delivers Trusted Quality
H. P. N. Dahl notes our repair shop’s department consistently produces reliable results with careful workmanship and attention to detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.8
Community Notes And Visitors From Many Towns
A long list of residents and visitors fills the page with travel and health notes. H. M. Blaisdell returns home improved, Miss May Bowker travels to Brant Rock, Dr. Barrett visits Auburn, and numerous families from Stoneham Fall River and Manchester show visitors and hospitality. Rev W W Campbell’s launch becomes a house boat for an excursion around Little Narragansett Bay with Farnum Damon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Square
F. C. Ring
Commonwealth Ave
Dorothy Mublig
West Pa
H. M. Chase
A. G. Hart
Fall River
Charles 8. Hart
G. W. Ladd
Helen Ladd
Stoneham
W. W. Curtis
Lex
D. L. Bodfish
Elizabeth Bodfish
Robert Bodante
Union Church
James H. Minnikin
South Manchester
Conn
Charles A. Lilley
Hartford
Justin W. Ford
Charles 8
Hart
Abram G. Hart
James P. Hart
Charles B. Gifford
Edna Heywood
George Tucker
William Gifford
New Bedford
Mary Foster
John H. Pierce
Providence
R. I
W. W. Campbell
Farnum
Philip Damon
Percy Rideout
Sumner F. Hart
Little Narragansett Bay
Campbell
Westerly
R. 1
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Concord Junction
Friends Srug Store
Towne
J. P. Watson
DR. O. L, King
To & Maynard’s
A. Fernald
Thured
Conia Tonkmas
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public
Mass
J. W. Raymond
Walden St
J. M. Bellows
Eriday
Colonial Building
The
T. F. Parker
Jack
Jill
Tommy
Mi. F. Mullin
Geo
Nason
G. N. Gove
Neakes
Harold Dufur
Neil Currie
Howard Hamblen
Maine
John Nee
Pauline Bent
W.B. Case & Sons
Taynard
Epuces Seagues Gracie
Main
H. P. N. Dahl
Eeeeee
H. 8. Green
H. M. Blaisdell
Miss May Bowker
Brant Rock
D. A. Barrett
Auburn, Me
W. W. Blossom and Family
Mrs
Richard Hatch
Wilton, N. H
M. J. Scanlan
Montreal
Canada
Jean J. Vanderveer
Edith Davis
Bertha Garfield
Wm. Davis
Long Beach
Gloucester
Albert Fuller
C., M. & HE Ling
F.litchfield