Maynard and Area News Roundup Highlights Local Moves
Notables visit and relocation items include Mrs James Magner visiting New York George H Witherell moving from Hudson Fred Lyons and daughter Helen taking a Nova Scotia trip Hii of Marlboro joining Taylor bakery Arthur Anderton moving to Hudson for work J Mackin former school superintendent visiting Supt Francis B Brick now able to be out Rupert Stockbridge becomes local agent for Equitable Life Insurance Co Legislature adjourns next Wednesday Memorial Sunday events at Maynard lodges Marlboro visitors Frank S Ferns hosts Misses Alice Wall and Jennie Quirk William Hanson recovering after appendectomy Miss Annie OToole to spend summer in Patterson N J Lincoln ball team joins Old Colony league High school team to Clinton for clash Clinton beats Maynard in first meeting Local smoker shop stocked for aficionados Maynard checker club misses meeting next tournament June 18 Lynn team coming June 18 L B Smith on two week NH vacation replaced by W S Conant Memorial service for Miss Corinna Shattuck in Congregational church Free admissions planned for park Automobiles and trolley plans eyed for Hampton Beach outing July 2 conducted by Frank Thompson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Magner
New York
George H. Witherell
Hudson
Fred Lyons
Helen
Nova Scotia
H.ii of
Marlboro
Taylor
Arthur Anderton
J. ©. Mackin
Francis
Brick
Rupert Stockbridge
Equitable Life. Insurance Co
Maynard Lodge
Miz- Pah -Tebekah
Leominster Checker Club
Checker Stars
Lynn
L. B. Smith
National Express Co
Wilds
New Hampshire
W. S. Conant
Congregational Church
Corinna
Shattuck
Turkey
Concord Man Prescott Keyes Named Justice of District 11
Prescott Keyes of Concord wins appointment as Justice of the District Court in Central Massachusetts succeeding late John S. Keyes. The selection drew petitions in support from police, lawyers, and many district residents amid prior opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Keyes
Mor Draper
Central Massachussetts
Jt Dohn S. Keyes
Thane
Boston
Middlesex County
Howard A. Wilson
James F. Sweeney
Maynard
Keyes
Concord
L. Prescott
Honane
Oecord
Harvard
Charles Almy
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Charles H. Wwalcott
Board of Arbitration
Charles
District Court
Central
Massachusetts
Greenbarge
Board of Selectmen
Concord National Bank
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord Free Public Library
Middlesex Bar Association
South Sudbury Community Notes and Local Changes
In South Sudbury Mr and Mrs C S Hunt visited Bim farm on Sunday. Charles C Parmenter bought a car. Dr Ferden moved into W B Miles tenement formerly W L Chamberlain. George W Green lost a pocketbook with 30 near Parmenter mill. Howard C Burr sold greenhouses to Fred N Eaton who will move them and rebuild. Frosts damaged early crops and foliage. Mr and Mrs George Moore visit Kennebunk Me. Arthur Taylor and family occupy their house during absence. Preparations for Marlboro celebration include town representation with floats and a military cane. Albert W Stone appointed caretaker of the way. gravel laid to improve road bed for heavy auto traffic. Fourteen poplar trees planted by George J Raymond along Way were cut or damaged by unknown perpetrators. suspected out of town party activity noted. A noisy crowd was seen about 10:30 p m the night of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Hunt
Bim
Charles C. Parmenter
Dr. Ferden
W. B. Miles
W. L. Chamberlain
George W. Green
Parmenter Mill
Howard C. Burr
Fred N. Eaton
George Moore
Kennebunk
Arthur Taylor
Marlboro
George J. Raymond
Local Notes and Social Roundup at Concord Junction
Mrs James praises recent visitor Lawrence in Mallboro while George Kenney Marlboro and Harry Grafton join Snow Noll's drug store staff. Visitors include Mrs Cornélius O Keefe Lowell with son William and Miss Lillian Conant Allston with aunt Mrs Charles Hunter. Daniel Hayes begins a new house on Main St near his present residence. William McLean to return to work Thursday after railroad injuries. Concord Junction baseball team hosts a dance featuring the Fitchburg orchestra. Richard Drowne lodge I O O F Lynn holds charter members meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lawrence
Mallboro
George Kenney
Marlboro
Harry Grafton
Snow @ Noll's drug store
Cornélius O'Keefe
Lowell
William O’ Keefe
Lillian Conant
Allston
Msg
Charles Hunter
Auto Fraternity
William Mer
Snow & Now
Daniel Hayes
Main St
William McLean
Concord Junction
Concord notices and town items mixed with names
Miss Helen Freeman joins the board of assessors in a clerical post. Leslie Reese is released from scarlet fever quarantine. Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd and Miss Gertrude Todd go to Pigeon Cove for the summer. John Delory places a monument marker for his parents in St. Cemetery. A special car carries Div 50 AO H to Sunday. about 7 000 Hivernians gather. Dee James, son of, released from diphtheria quarantine after six weeks. Harmony Ledge O U W has several candidates for initiation and expects to add members next months. Proposals and price details noted. Maynard contest discussed with possible new candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Freeman
Board of Assessors
Leslie Reese
Lewis Lowell Road
Thomas Todd
Gertrude Todd
Pigeon Cove
John Delory
Res
St. Cemetery
County Hivernians
James
Hudson
Dee
Harmony Ledge
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Gentury Music
Century Company
A. M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
MISS
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
W. F. Litchfield
P. Ff" Kellner
Kathryn Kelliher
Daniel Kelliher
Catherine Lawton
Peter Wilcox
Masonic Social Club
Biddeford Pool
American. der Company
Masonic Club
Loewe’s
Clinton
Clinton High
Maynard Smoke Shop
Hampton Beach
Spetendid
Frank Thompson
C. M. & Hy Street—Railway
Draper
South Middlesex
South
Sudbury
Albert W. Stone
Wa Way
Wayland
Lines
Joshua Edwards Brown Sr
P.O. Bo
E. Boeske, Maynard
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Richard Drowne Lodge
John M. Keye
Meetin Foes Ee CO
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor
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