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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
8
Maynard News Recap of Local Trips Visits and Deaths
Maynard reports show B Parker and wife visiting Ashby. Richard Kinsley of New York stayed over. B H Hall and family toured Plymouth by auto. D H Hall and EB Hall departed for Connecticut for a 36 foot power boat. Volney Hall of Fitchburg body brought for burial. Ralph Lawrence died in Boxboro of tuberculosis. A big rain harmed Stow orchards while So Acton lost 14 to 4 to Concord Jetball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Parker
Ashby
Richard Kinsley
New York
B. H. Hall
Plymouth
Louis Severona
R. G. Reed
Stanley Auto
Dr. Pfeiffer
Bedford
James
Chester
Boxboro
J. R. Priest
W. KE
M. J. Mahoney
W. E. Whitcomb
Hall Staples
Five Islands
Dave Kinsley
Boston Red Sox
Fred Gilmore
EB. A. Mason
Battles
Herman Chaplain
Concord
B .D. Hall
EB. L. Hall
Connecticut
D. H. Hall
Hive Islands
Mr. Volney Hall
Fitchburg
Mr. Hall
Ralph Lawrence
Mount Hope
Acton
Concord Jet
Maynard Notes and Local Happenings Highlight Village Life
Mrs Hartwell visits relatives in Maynard as Miss Cora Hartwell enjoys Nantasket beach. Crops suffer from lack of rain while wells falter in the region. Families from East Boston, Brookline, and Amherst visit or attend events. A Sunday school picnic and Grange meeting entertainments are reported along with a near miss accident at Congregational service. Lawn party winds and good weather draw a large crowd. Edward Z. Stanley leads the successful event planning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGeorge
East Boston
Geo. Mahoney
Charles Miller
Ila
Grange
Amherst
Charles Sanders
Belen
Masters Donald
Theodore Robbine
Brookline
F. P. Wood
Jennie Reed
Sudbury
Margaret Rouillard
King & Cole
Edward Z. Stanley
Public notice of non-responsibility for wife’s bills
Edward A. Mason of West Acton Massachusetts states that from July 20 1910 he shall not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Mrs Bertha F B Mason who has left him without just cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha F. B. Mason
Edward A. Mason
West Acton
Mass
Local Visitors and Travels Across New England Towns
Maynard Lorenzo Clark visits Tilton New Hampshire. Minnie Casey visits Orange. Lie Roberts visits Methuen. Edna Cheney visits Lawrence. George Smith and family at Hampton Beach. Esther Bowers visits Huntington. Elmer Clark of Worcester visits Lilla Park. Carl Persons takes job with C M H railway. Harry Chase and family visit Revere and No Adams. John McDonald family and daughter Inez at Mapleville R I. Ruth Whitehead of Lowell visits Ralph Whitehead. Rev Fr Quinn recently ordained at Buffalo has visited William Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Hampton Beach
Esther Bowers
Huntington
Elmer Clark
Worcester
Lilla Park
Carl Persons
Harry Chase
Revere
No. Adams
John McDonald
Inez
Mapleville
R. 1
Ruth Whitehead
Lowell
Ralph Whitehead
Concords Tuesday closing gains broad support reaching
Concord reports the first Tuesday afternoon closing went into effect this week and appears to have wide backing as most stores near the day. The Concord baseball club plans a Saturday matinee featuring the Columbia team of Cambridge, a strong local attraction with top state talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Baseball Club
Columbia
Cambridge
Marlboro Electric Road To Be Built
The Boston and Western Street Railway plan to connect Marlboro and Waltham within a year, with a route through Harvard Square to the subway and an estimated Marlboro to Boston running time near one hour. Charles E. Stevens of Sudbury led the campaign, praising the unanimous railroad commission decision and noting five stops between Marlboro and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Western St
Waltham
Boston
Charles E. Stevens
Sudbury
Kent
Stevens
Marlboro
Mr. Stevens
Monument
Worcester
Harvard Square
Northampton
Concord Labor Day Plans by Knights of Columbus
The Concord council Knights of Columbus prepares for Labor Day with innovations including an automobile parade open to local owners and a balloon ascension with parachute jump. A best decorated car cup will be awarded alongside horse racing steeplechases baseball games and traditional attractions. The committee aims for the greatest field day yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Day of Concord Council
Kh. of C
Concord
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the Wilson Lumber Co
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
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