Local News Roundup From Maynard And Nearby Towns
Maynard residents include Mr and Mrs W B Case attending a Medway wedding while Thomas Waylor considers plans for three new Main Street stores. Salem NY's Thomas Lord visited town. Doris Slack of North Andover stayed with Mrs Margaret Waigner. Benedictanahan of Boston visited John Shanahan. J A left Haywe market, Robert White to replace. Rep G J Igus attends state legislature supper. George Smithurst revisits town. Johnson pharmacy offers strawberry and vanilla ice cream. Fred Harbinson, G A R veteran from Worcester, visited D Holmes. Thomas Foley of the US Army, recently in New Mex ico, visited town. Rev B F Killilea plans July 4 events. Inspector Sweeney oversees gypsy moth work locally. Adelbert Martin caught a three pound eel in South Acton. record catch for the area. Pearl R Bean Furniture Co petitioned into bankruptcy with $8,080 claims. D J Loewe Co petitions to move barroom to Loewe's block. School committee to issue graduation tickets. 1909 M H S class officers named: Louis Sullivan president, Sara Shaw vice, William McGrail treasurer, Grace Bishop secretary. A J Allen sells De Lee ice cream wagons. high quality noted. G H Eaton elected high school principal in a suburban town. Hats sale at Lizette & Dupuis Main Street store to clear stock. Charles Durkin of Main Street dies at 50 from cerebral hemorrhage. survived by two brothers John and Frank and sisters Theres and Annie. Funeral Wednesday then to Sprague Conn. burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedictanahan
Boston
John Shanahan
McKinley St. J. A
Haywe Market
Robert White
G. J. Igus
George ‘Smithurst
Johnson Pharmacy
Fred Harbinson
Worcester
D. Holmes
Adelbert Martin
South Act
Pearl R. Bean Furniture Co
D. J. Loewe &Co
Harriman’s Court
Loewe's
Louis Sullivan
Sara Shaw
William McGrail
Grace Bishop
A. J. Allen
de Lee
G. H. Eaton
Eaton
Lizette & Dupuis
Charles Durkin
Main St
Durkin
John
Lawrence
Frank
Providence
R. 1
Therese
Annie Durkin
Sprague, Conn
Sudbury and Hudson Social Notes Reach Nearby Towns
William F. Law of Waltham visited Sudbury over Sunday while Mr and Mrs C L Perry hosted Hudson friends. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Wm Marston visiting, Miss Winifred Moore from Hudson staying with Mrs H D Perry, and plans for Class of 1908 reception on June 26. Louis D Perry and Miss Ruth B Goodnow traveled to Nahant Tuesday, with Mrs M F Porter hosting Groton and Leominster relatives. Lorenz Zerbel had a minor operation at Marlboro hospital last week. Vivian Larrabee of Northboro and Arthur Horne of Marlboro called on C L Perry, and a first band concert at the Centre is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Moore
Hudson
D. Perry
Louis D. Perry
Ruth
Goodnow
Nahant
Vivian Larrabee
Northboro
Arthur Horne
Marlboro
C. L. Perry
George J. Raymond
Boston
George ‘Moore
Melrose
Mrs. Brewer
Waltham
Wayside Inn
John Buzzell
Pulmen Car Co
Goth Union Stepag
Local Notes From South Sudbury And Surroundings
South Sudbury reports visits from out of town friends at Rockbottom farm and a large Boston gathering at George J. Raymond’s summer home. Mentions of re-selling property, greenhouse renovations, and wedding invitations for Mary Edith Goodenow to Roland Cutter. Washington reports Senator Gore’s brief sight restoration and Raymond Hitchcock’s court defense amid multiple June items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 8. Cole
Raymond Syndicate
Mr. Bradley
Hyde Park
Yo Yo Co
Coolidge Bros
Bust
Sudbury
Westboro
Boston
Rebecca Chisholm
H. H. Rogers
State Road
Nahum Goodenow
Mary Edith
Roland R. Cutter
Bridgewater
Memorial Church
Local Notices From Concord Junction and Nearby Areas
Clarence A. Lovejoy heads the South Weymouth express office while Lawren Kingman works at Hood Rubber Co in Watertown. John Finnigan auctioned H C Parker furniture at 86 Commonwealth Ave. Rev W W Campbell visited from Rockport for his new pastorate. Keene auto party stalled on Concorde road near Jeremiah Sheehan's and stayed at Elmwood. Judge Bennett of Boston Police Court handled the report. A pocketbook worth about $90 was stolen from Mrs Loring N Fowler in Tremont Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Lovejoy
South Weymouth
Lawren Kingman
Watertown
Hood Rubber Co
W. W. Campbell
Rockport
Campbell
Keene
N. H
Concorde Road
Jeremiah Sheehan
Elmwood
Walt
Judge Bennett
Boston
Concord Visitors and Birth Announcements Highlight Local News
Miss Cora Penniman of Lynn visits relatives in Concord and Miss Margaret Titcomb returns from Chestnut Hill. Mr and Mrs Pliny Jewell greet a son born June 3. Frank Newell Penniman and family travel with friends through Albany and the Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Penniman
Lynn
Concord
Margaret Titcomb
Chestnut Hill
Pliny Jewell
Plinyard
Frank
Newell Penniman
Murray Ballou, Jr
Atone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred E. McCleary
eat-Law
Riverside Block
Maynard
A. L. Higes
Marcel
Postoffice
Mass
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
C. S. Towne
Friend's Block
Dr .B. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Tel
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case’s Block
Maynard, Mass
Nason
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowel Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and
Concord Junction, Mass
GEO
H. Gutteridge
Wat Beltmalkar and Jeweler
Nason Street
Finney & Holt
Acton
South Acton
Telenor
Inne
D Junction
MAIN
F. Litchfield
Maynard's Block
W. B. Case
Medway
Thomas Waylor
Thomas Lord
Salem
N. Y
Misa Doris, Slack of
North Andover
Margaret Waigner
Thomas Foley
U. S. Army
New Mexico
B. F. Killilea
Inspector Sweeney
Gypsy Moth Force
William F. Law of
Hudson Friends
Wm. Marston
M. F. Porter
Groton
Leominster
Lorenz Zerbel
Marlboro Hospital
South
F. H. Parsons
Out of Town Friends
Wm. E. Bright and
Rockbottom Farm
Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Helen
von Hagen
Elsie Yoecks
Lower East Side
Leiter
Joe" Leiter
Juliette Williams
Williams
Connecticut
Buckey
Rauscher’s
Big Pride
Ewe
H. P. N. Dahl
Tel. Connection
John Finnigan
H. C. Parker
Commonwealth Ave
Thureday
Albany
Hudson River
Blood of
Axminster
Ingrams
North Acton
D. C. Harris
Acton Mass
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