Maynard Narrowly Escapes Train At Crossing Tragedy Nearby
Sidney Shattuck barely escapes death when a B M railroad engine strikes his carriage at the Concord st crossing near Maynard. The horse dies and the carriage is smashed. Shattuck is uninjured but shaken. A warning by Fred King helped avert disaster. Local officials plan to install crossing protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Shattuck
Concord
St. J
B. M
Fred King
E. Henderson & Co
Shattuck
Wrethher Crossing
King
Transfer of Grades Reshuffles Town School Buildings
At a school board meeting Tuesday night the seventh and eighth grades move from the Main street building to the Nason street building while a new fourth and fifth grade is established at Main street. Principal assignments remain with Miss Marguerette Conway at Main street and Miss Charlotte Canfield overseeing the eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Vacations and Local Notices Highlight South Sudbury
South Sudbury residents report vacations visits and summer comings and goings from John C. Hall to Mrs. Alice Rice. Movements include Smith, Burr, and Morse families, relocation of summer homes, and local transport and social visits across town.
Concord Junction Social Notes From Saratoga to Greenfield
Miss Mildred Garrity visits friends in Saratoga New York. John P Allém and family camp at Lake Nagog for two weeks. William Ross opens a new lunch room opposite the depot. Allen Chair shop reduces to five days a week for remainder of summer. Advertised letters include Frank Gould James Mullen Christopher B Papev leas Thomas Taylor Mrs A Abbott and daughters Ruth and Edith at home after visit in Greenfield. Miss Katherine Shaughnessy convalesces from appendicitis two weeks after operation. Pin Rito esua Tay siew home tie imira N J their removal will bring regret. William Noll visits Union New Hampshire Friday for two weeks hoping rest aids his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Garrity
Saratoga
N.Y
John P. Allém
Lake Nagog
William Ross Fo
Imira
Concord News Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Miss Flora J. White was home in Concord Monday. R F Wood attended family matters at Plymouth. Miss Anna Petersen returned from Maine Thursday. Miss EK W Roberts went to Annisquam for two months. About 40 of the Nebraska tempers visited Concord last week. Newell Penniman of Lynn visited in Concord Sunday. Miss Lillian Penniman hosted friends at Lake. Mr and Mrs Walter Flowelling and the parents of a son are noted. E L Parker and family to their summer home at North. Miss May Walcott of Waltham was here this week. Miss Nellie Miner of Waltham guests in Concord this week. Dr Henry J Walcott is at Chamberlin's place at the Mase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rice
Simmons College
Boston
Frank Haynes
Hudson
Alice BE. Rice
Frank Morse
Dayton
Robert H. LaGouff
Morgan Line
J. B. Goodnow
Willard Maynard
North Sudbury
G. Bradshaw
George L. Raymond
H. M. Tilton
Wayside Inn
Wallace Moore
Iewton
Moore
Kurlburt Rogers Machine Co
New England
Anna Petersen
Maine
EK. W. Roberts
Annisquam
Newell Penniman
Lynn
Concord
Lillian Penniman
Lake
Walter
Flowelling
E. L. Parker
North Uate
Keyes Sporting Goods Ad Promises Complete Outfit
The notice advertises Keyes Sporting Goods as the place to buy fishing, shooting, rowing, swimming, golf, and photography outfits. It urges customers to shop there to ensure they get exactly what they want rather than risking gaps on arrival.
Fisherman’s Bold Tale Spurs Fresh Tackle Demand
A local yarn about a boy with a bent pin catching fish draws laughs and stirs interest in new fishing gear. The tale pins hopes on the tackle’s prowess and readers seek out the advertised gear.
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Concord, Mass
Alfred E. McCleary
Riverside Block
Maynard
Mass
A. L. Hicks
ChiMren
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
DR. C
Towne
Friend’s Block
L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Soston Office
Colonial Building
R.H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Sidney
Nick
Nard
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maurice
Micwalter
Main Street
Finney & Host
South Acton
Glenwood Ranges
W. F. Litchfield
Opp Mill
Maynarb
Miss Kitty Sullivan
Worcester
Panton & Sullivan
D. Holmes
Nantasket Beach
John Felch
Winchester
W. C. Croft
James Coughlin
Burton
Southport
Samuel Wilde
Worchester
Jeremiah Sullivan
Actonst
Abram Allen
Winthrop
Askell Hilden
South
Sudbury
New Hunt
John C. Hall
Harvard
J. B. Butterfield
Arthur H. Burr
P. W. Jones
Emily F. Jones
Norwell
Mt. Nobscot
Charles Eaton
George BE. Tulis
Siegel & Co
Mr. Whitney Att
Sagamore Beach
Montpelier
Proctor
Edward Hatch, Jr
New York
New York State
Lake Champlain
Hatch
Gloucester
Mays
John H. Hammond
Hemmond
Grover Cleveland
The
Arctic
Pallisen
Fowey
Rnz
Kitts Self Westport
Hannah E. Mosher
Worcester County
H. P.M
Optical Department
Allen
Frank Gould
James Mullen
Christopher B. Papevleas
Thomas Taylor
A. Abbott
Ruth
Edith
Greenfield
Katherine Shaughnessy
William Noll
Union
N. H
Vviday
Mr. Noll
Flora J. White
R. F. Wood
Plymouth
Nebraska
May Walcott
Waltham
Nellie Miner
Riends
I Chamberlin
Keyes
Buick
Ford
John M. Keyes
Walden St. Concord, Mass
Walden St
North Acton
D.C
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