Local residents mix family visits and vacations across towns
Maynard and surrounding towns see a wave of weekend visits and summer stays. The list includes Mary Powers and son Harland at Nantasket Beach, Miss Grace Trull with Ada Cowles in Manchester, and Alfred Elson visiting his brother George in Woburn. Families from Roxbury to Arlington share getaways, with bowling club events and a brass band play planned in nearby communities.
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Grace Trull
Manchester
N. H
Ada Cowles
John Case
Brant Rock
Ralph Case
Elizabeth Elson
Woburn
Henry O'Donnell
Harland and
William
Beverly
Thomas Powers
Boston
James King
Rosa Howe
Oakdale
Agnes
Emma Greenhalge
Kate Harrington
Arlington
James Carney
Hulda Nordberg
Mabel Taylor
Fairview House
Archibald Frazier
Robert
James Shannon
Peter J. Haverty
Lynch
Julia
Middleboro
Thomas Denehy
South Acton
Joseph Claflin
Roxbury
James Claflin
Police Headquarters
W. B. Case & Sons
Nasan St
Frank Connor
Watertown
Maurice Connors
William Marshall
Leslie
Waltham
William G. Priest, Walcott Sr
C. J. Lynch
Metroplitan
New York City
Assabet Aerie
Casey Grove
George McCormack
Frank
Quincy
Gladys Beaton
North Aner
Stephen Beaton
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Maynard Brass Band
Gleasondale
Stow
Richard Parmenter
Fred Sims, Jr
Ralph
Wilton
Daniel Frazier
U. S
North Orange
William. Hooper
Martha Parker
Raymond Hooper
Thomas Ingham
Hooper
Shrewsbury
Edward
Concord and Nearby Groups Share Weekend Activities
A large delegation of baseball fans traveled to Lexington to see the Minute Boys vs Concord Junction with Concord Junction losing 5 2. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Moody and daughter Marion enjoy a two week stay at the White Mountains. A K of C outing is planned for mid August with a game between local and Lowell councils. Funeral of R Warren Wilkes noted. Mass General Hospital death prior. August church services list guest ministers from Beverly Newport Roxbury Buffalo Salem and others. Patrick McPhillips celebrated with a surprise party at the Hayes home.
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Benjamin Moody
Marion
White Mountains
Lexington
Minute Boys
Concord Junction
Concord Council
K. of C
Genoa Club
Lowell
J.’ A. Dakin
R. Warren Wilkes
Hudsaji
Charles
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
B. R. Bulkeley
Beverly
Jones
Newport
R.L
James
Diof
Roxbury
Richard W. Boynton
Buffalo
N ‘Yi
BH. D. Johnson
Salem
Patrick McPhillips
Social Notes From Town Guests and Visits
Town residents report guests and back home visits across many towns. Several couples announce births and vacations while others describe brief visits in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Vermont. Other items include home purchases and a post office renovation nearing completion amid heavy mail.
Love is a thing apart in relationships
The Kansas City Star notes a quote: Love is to a man a thing apart while women expect more. It argues that a man who is always a lover cannot be a successful business provider at home.
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Kansas City Star
Way of the World—Gossip Grows Over Unlikely Romance
A girl who vows not to marry the best man living draws attention as she resists marriage yet becomes involved with a deceased suitor, a twist reported in social pages reflecting local gossip and social currents.
Practical Person on Parties and Knowledge of Outs
A fragment quotes the Practical Person noting that in parties you do not gain anything by knowing the outs. The line suggests a philosophy about strategy and information in gatherings or political contexts.
Daily Thought Quote About Time and Work
A reflective line notes that no person enters the world with a vocation already formed and that every calling emerges in time through effort and circumstance. It emphasizes the patient development of work and purpose.
When It Will Come and Hat Prices
A quotation from the Philadelphia Ledger notes that true change will occur only when every woman can obtain a satisfactory hat at a price acceptable to her husband.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Parodies of a classic rhyme come from America
A conversational note credits American roots for Mary Had a Little Lamb and many of its parodies, praising the trend and tongue in cheek.
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England
America
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Sidney E. McCleary
Maynard
Santos
Meeda
Swift’s
Geo. H. Gutteridge, Watchmaker
Nason Street
Rome
A. G. Ziegler No
Concord
Concord Junction, Mas
Mary Powers
Harland
Nantasket Beach
William Ryan
Worcester
Margaret Ryan
M. J. Morrison
Margaret Gibbons
Alfred Elson
George D. Elson
Main Street
White’s Garage
Kreriok
Louis Peel
Naylor
Enses
Bedford Ice Co
Miss Buck's
Opp
National Bank
Re Ice Co
Tel
S. Williams
Mildred Gerrity
Harry Moore
John Mitchell
Antonio Castrelli
Pennacook
Edward Dee
Greenville
Frank Leighton
Central St
Mary Hayes
Richmond
John Bonner
Deaconess Hospital
Ruth Allen
Dorchester
Mrs
Jeving Duren
Charlies Haynes Ie
Adams & Bridges
Herbert A. Bass
Dorothy
Maine
Carrie Dye
Laona
Winthrop
Charles Hardy
N. St
Alexander 5. McRachern
Louis McCaffrey
Somerville
Horace Webber
Rutland
May Burns
Edison Electric Co
Robert Lang
Catherine of
Lang
Post
E. Jones
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