Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Shop News
Concord visitors frequent town socials while many residents travel to beaches and summer spots. Local shops gain attention with Christie’s savings and new laundry methods drawing customers. water conduit work and street projects progress.
Fishing party struck by electric streetcar cleanup
A five person fishing party from Chelsea was hit by a Concord Maynard Hudson streetcar near Westvale. Two men Sperbers and Louis Blatt were injured. two boys May Blatt and Reisman escaped. The horse and carriage were wrecked. doctors treated the wounded on the scene and at homes.
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Zeldel Sperbers
Max Blatt
Barhes
Louis Blatt
Joseph Retsman
Chelsea
Sperbers
Weatvale
Powder Mill Woods
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Henry Hutchby
Roy Warden
May Blatt
Barney
Young Reisman
Sperberg
Young Blatt
Dr. Fhugg
Vlatt
Age
Harriman Court
Gandenow
Jace
Blatt
Howard Hamblen
Ine
Mr. Blatt
Reisman
Hutchby
Maynard Faces Concord in Labor Day Baseball Renewed Feud
Town fans cheer a renewal of the Maynard versus Concord baseball rivalry on Labor Day as the Concord council and K of C committee consider bringing back the annual field day matchup. Past finances favored Maynard teams, but enthusiasm and gate receipts are rising with talk of a strong lineup and full backing if the deal closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Carr
Nason St
Maplecourt
Albert Driscoll
W.C. Strout
Maynard
Worcester
William Price
A. J. Coughlan
Henry and
Ernest Beaumier
Lawrence
William Trask
Athol
Orrin Bosworth
Rupert Stockbridge
South Freeport
George H. Creighton
Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
Auto on Fire in South Acton Gasoline Leak
Jay Gould of South Acton known legally as Mr Daniels drove up Main Street Saturday night when a gasoline tank leak caused a fire. The heat damaged the body of the car beyond repair though the machinery may be fixable. Charlie Ford towed the damaged vehicle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
South Acton
Mr. Daniels
Main St
Weather Bureau
Charlie Ford
Democratic hopeful Hudson push meets cautious response
Frank Shesrs of Boxboro campaigns for the Democratic nomination for representative in the district. He reports little encouragement from Hudson, warning that Hudson Democrats who sidestep the current agreement will likely face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shesrs
Boxboro
Pat
Hudson
NABBED IN WORCESTER
Henry Slater was arrested in Worcester Friday evening after avoiding a fine for illegal parking. Officer Connors subdued him and he will be held at Anemooridge awaiting further handling. Slater lived near the police station and had previously refused to pay the fine in installments.
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Kaleva Cooperative
Matth Hekda
Finniah Cooperative
Fiekkla
Frank Taylor
A *Eek's Vist
Salem Willows
Florence Thompson
Dartmouth St
Blymouthwattham
Tlenry Slater
Ilegally Gelling Mqnor
Worcester
Connors
Ameoridge
Slater
Pupae
Obituary for Miss Jins Kimber in Roxbury
Miss Jins Kimber aged 34 died at the Cullis home in Roxbury on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon with burial after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jins Kimber
Cullis
Roxbury
Corstegationa
Glen
Scouts to Camp Under Rev Rutan Ahead of Homeward Life
Bay Senuts head to camp at Pod Litheton next Monday for a week under Rev PN Rutan Congregational pastor. Boys will rise early, cook their meals, hike 15 miles for first degree, and learn Indian craft and observation while staying under careful supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litheton
Onis
PN. Rutan
Congregational Church
Omiakine
Keed
Wr Rutan
Rescue at the Mill Pond Saves Reynolds from Drowning
Joseph Reynolds a mill worker slipped from a raft of barrels and fell into ten feet of water. Samenel Hailey dived from fifteen feet to rescue him, followed by Chester Currier and Thomas Farrar who aided ashore. Both men were exhausted after the dramatic rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reynolds
Reynolds
Samenel Hailey
Bailey
Chester Currier
Thomas Farrar
Batley
Successful Lawn Party At Local Church Event
A finance committee lawn party and food sale by the M. E. church drew large attendance and receipts. The afternoon sale at Loewe's block offered stock sold at good prices, while the evening lawn party at Noble Park featured tables, music, and short rides for a fee, with Maynard brass band performances and various volunteer organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EF
Loewe
Vlock
J. W. Gately
Noble Park
Parker and Waltham Sts
Wm. Hooper
Harvey Harwood
Mary Parmenter
Martha
William Gates
Samuel Parker
Elizabeth Gates
Sandwich
Robert Vettehi
Jouna Greenhalge
Maynard Brass Band
Pelka
Waine Kauppt
Drought Breaker Brings Heavy Shower but Prices Stay High
A heavy shower Thursday night did little to ease drought concerns and did not reduce vegetable or hay prices. The dry season kept fruit and produce prices high, with corn crops near failure in some areas. Names and places mention Concord and nearby communities amid reports of crop hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons
Ome
Bate
Wi Beth High
Utaree
Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder Introductory Offer
Rexall Stationery box ads offer Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder at 1 cent from 25 cent price. Limit one purchase per customer due to loss. Date to remember unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Boynton Lake swimming contest ends with rescue
Edward White wins a swim race against George Lynch at Lake Boon in a dramatic finish. Lynch collapses near Middlesex tabled area, White returns to Twilight club with Lynch, who is revived and reported well. The event includes community notices and local visits from Nellie Corcoran and Gilbertsville residents, with a for sale note: open box buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
Edward White
Mr. White
George Lynch
White
Lynch
Middlesex
Tin
Mr.Lynehooon
Twilight Club
Mr. Lynch
Exmphor Arts
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