Local Happenings and Social Notes From Clinton Area
Maynard Herbert Moore began work in Billerica John Sullivan took a position at the R C A John Woolerschied visited Clinton over Sunday C H Persons returned from a New York trip Mrs John Woolerschied visited relatives in Clinton Miss Mary Coughlin spent part of the week at home in Hyde Park Daniel Olbert enjoys a vacation from powder mill duties Edward White joined William Ryan for a Providence visit The state parade of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held in Lowell on August 24 Judge Howard A Wilson sat on the district court bench for the first time The household goods of William Holt Summer Street are up for private sale this week The Hudson brass band opened a five concert series at Lake Boon Worx continues track work across the South Acton bridge Glendale wet wash laundry is operating Why not try this up to date family washing method H J Dwinell shows Borax displays drawing crowds to watch the car dump and return A three year old child in a Finnish tenement on Florida Road was run over by Bent’s ice team Dr Goodenow attended the injured child Stephen O Meara lingers in a political reform column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Lowell
Howard A. Wilson
District Court
William Holt
Summer St
Hudson Brass Band
Lake Boon
Worx
South Acton
Glendale
H. J. Dwinell
Florida Road
Bent
Goodenow
Stephen O'Meara
O‘ Ceenn
Julia Dorsey
Oak Bluffs
A. J. Ellery
Closson
Dramatic Club
Louis Hamelin
Bridge
Edward Rigney
Belmont Et
Fred Gaucher
Sam
Alex Duhamel
Spencer
Chester Woodbury
Preston At
Bellows Falls
Fairmount Park
George Perrault
R. I
Alfred Harpin
New York
Fred Boudreau
Chestnut St
Worcester
Lynn
Louis Gour
Lakeside Ave
New York City
B. F. Hayward
Astorian
Af Shoals
Chas. P. Dumont
Skowhegan
Fred Langlois
Lincoln St. John
Fahey
Pairmount Park
Samuel Churchill
Enagr Ethel Howe
Albertangley
Lick-Skillet Cottage
Whitehall Lake
Woodville
Theodore Lesieur
Lincoln St
Ten Days Shutdown at Assabet Mills Over August
Notices posted at Assabet mills say the plant will close tonight for 16 days and reopen on Monday August 1. The Enterprise predicted the shutdown two weeks ago. payroll has fallen from around 24 000 to about 12 900 as business remains dull across industries.
Maynard Business Men's Association Outing to Bass Point
The Maynard Business Men's Association plans its first annual outing at Bass Point Nahant next Wednesday. A large number have signified their intention to go. The committee in charge includes Arthur J. Coughlan H A Wilson and George H Gutteridge. Tickets covering railroad boat transportation and dinner are available from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Business Men's Association
Bass Point
Nahant
Arthur J. Coughlan
H. A. Wilson
George H Gutteridge
Death of Maynard Resident Thomas Rafferty
News reaches Maynard of the death of Thomas Rafferty an early native who built a Cambridge business. After years of frail health he died at 12:30 p m Wednesday and was buried in St Bridget's cemetery reflecting a long local association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Thomas Rafferty
Rafferty
Cambridge
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Bedford Social notes and local racing updates
Bedford social items recount visits at Magnara shop and appearances by Miss Gladys A. Young and Miss Agnes Smith guests of Mr and Mrs Young Springs rn. References to a Burlington driver taken to Carney Soapary for medical care and a health improvement for Mrs A B Blake. Mentions Seacoon boat in Taft cup eliminations and a rain event benefiting gardens and crops. local farmer reports high yields per acre.
Auto and Team Collision Near Main and Loomis
A car collided with a horse drawn team owned and driven by Mr. Haydon of Burlington. The horse was killed, Mr Haydon suffered knee injuries, and the car occupants escaped injury. The incident occurred near Main and Loomis streets and may be settled without court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Haydon
Burlington
Main and
Loomissts
SE Transfers to Readville Stable of Young Trotters
Arthur H. Parker’s stable of young trotters was moved to Readville Friday under Eddie McGrath. The nine head string includes Birchwood by Alliewood 2.09, The Alderman by Bingen 2.06, Dim Bellini, ee wood dam Miss McGregor 2.13, Al Ice Bingen by Bingen, and two bay colts by Bingen owned by Geo. P. Johnson, who bred them and owns their dam Alice Shedd by J. R. Shedd 2.19. The rest are yearlings sired by Aquilin 2.19. A bay filly out of Jolly sn 2.15 and a promising filly out of Mattie Wilkes 2.26. Aquillin, a bay filly out of Ashland Wilkes mare owned by W. J. Lovell. J. P. Chamberlain becomes agent for Bedford and Peerless cream of nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Parker
Readville
Eddie McGrath
Birchwood
Alliewood
Bingen
Dim Bellini
Ee Wood
Miss McGregor
Alice Bingen
Geo. P. Johnson
Alice Shedd
J. R. Shedd
Mr. Parkin
Aquilin
Jolly Sn
Cop
Mattie Wilkes
Aquillin
Ashland Wilkes
W. J. Lovell
Professor W's speech quirks puzzle a New York press note
A New York press item describes Professor W's idiosyncratic speech pattern. He says I think I don't instead of I don't think and uses TH not where others say T won't, highlighting careful, precise English usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elme
New York
L’ress
Marlboro Notes of Summer Visits and Local Events
Marlboro residents and visitors populate a summer scene with extended family visits and outings. Mrs Florence Dorsey attends Oak Bluffs. A J Ellery drives for Closson. the Dramatic club plans a Louis hamelin outing. several townsfolk travel to Bellows Falls Nashua Worcester and New York for visits and vacations. The Marlboro brass band hosts a lawn party at Fairmount park on Aug 26, while the 3 C club pledges a July 22 event at Pair mount park.
Maynard local notes include visits and church events
Maynard residents report visits from D W Hill in Maine and Fred Miller in town,Miss Anna Hart to Mr and Mrs James Russell, and Margaret Ina Ruth Pamon with Ernest Knech to Ashland New Hampshire. Union church sermons titled Man's Greatest Need and The Enduring Thing, plus a Sunday school picnic at Lexington Park on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hill
Maine
F. H. Hewitt
Manomet
Anna Hart
James Russell
Clarence Hosmer
Pandora Club
Lexington Park
Fred Miller
KE. ¢ Ae
Heron i A. C
Derby
James Dunlap
Mt. Vernon
N. H
Ann Ieeee
Margaret Ina
Ruth Pamon
Ashland
Ade Sastaan
Baboosie Lake
Ernest Knech
New York
Mikert
Eldena Searle
Margaret Adams
William H. Whitney
Sudbury
Leslie McKenzie
Salem Willows
Union Church
Shepard
Leno
Vacation notes and local changes from Maynard area
Readable fragments show residents planning vacations in Gloucester and Wells and visiting camps in New Hampshire. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holden from Bedford Road, Henry Thorpe of McNeil and Hopkins, John Lawler taking a wire position with a local company, and Dr. Frank Richardson of Boston visiting a camp in New Hampshire. Some community figures and places named include Lexington Road, Marlboro, Chester, and Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Holden
Bedford Rd
Gloucester
Brighton
Corinthian Lodge
A. F P
Oh Didates
Ae J
Jandigewauh
Howard A
King’s Daughters
Henry Thorpe
McNeil & Hougkins
Boston
Arama
J. Mt
John Lawler
Maynard
The
T. Co
Henry Murray
Camp
Eustis
Howes Ken Ae
Newark
George Lexington
George
Miller
Instructors Defeat Officers 14 to 10 in Dramatic Reformatory Clash
Thursday evening the instructors overwhelmed the officers 14 to 10. Glaeth led the instructors against Jacobs and the heavy hitters, exploiting a find to dominate the game with fewer errors and hits, marking a sharp upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Hs Glaeth
Jacobs
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Herbert Moore
Billerica
John Sullivan
John Woolerschied
Clinton
C. H. Persons
Mary Coughlin
Hyde Park
Daniel Olbert
Powder Mille
Edward White
William Ryan
Providence
H. P. N. Dahl
Optometrist
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
John M. Keyes
Faees
Concord
Walden St
Commonwealth Ave
Main St
Concord Junction
Keyes
Néson Street
Naylor
Maynard, Mass ‘Block
W. F. Litchfield Main St. Opp. Maynard
Bedford
Magnara
Christie’s
James J. McMinn
Terprise
Gladys A. Young
York Me
Agnes Smith
Watham
Young
Carney
A. BE. Blake
Sonder Clase
Maribo Head
Seacoon
L. Stackpole
Norman L. Skene
Hillside Ave
J.n
J. P. Chamberlain
Peerless
Nidale
Placide Durand
Canada
W. 8. Richardson
Melville Wood
Hudson
Clarence Hyde
Mechanic St
Samuel Merino
Westboro
George Smith
G. G. Russell
Bert Hart
Fall River
Daniel Sheehan
Assabet Ave
Barretts Mill Road
Inetara Domne
George P Hagen
Union
Earl Flanders
John Mancock Insurance Company
Mr. Flanders
Marie Maynard
Chris
Sone
Jones Rowe
Frey
Charles C. Wellman
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