Maynard R J Lepore visits Woon socket and town gossip spreads
Maynard R J Lepore visits Woon socket while Mrs Kate Grant visits Providence R I. Miss Molly Clark returns to Maynard to work. Rev John A Crowe of Cambridge visits town Friday. Wilkinson Crossley of Brookline visits town Sunday. Howard and Ralph Case build a cottage at Lake Boone. Orrin Howard visits from Griffin Ga with his brother Allan. Mrs Thomas Powers visits Dorchester. Thomas Naylor clears Main street for a new business block. Miss Beatrice Sunderland to complete Bryant Stratton College studies Thursday. Mrs Harriett Farrar and children visit from De Kalb Junction NY. J A and M A Coughlin tour Maine hunting horseflesh. Memorial service for Rev Edward Everett Hale held at Congregational church. Committee on proposed National bank organized with Pred E McCleary chairman. Rev Mr Papineau to be absent three Sundays in July. St George's Church service schedule adjusted for July and August. Unity Circle observed Memorial Sunday and visited Hudson graves. Miss Maud I Dolan of Hudson chosen drawing supervisor to replace Miss Stickney. St Hilda Guild hosts salad and strawberry supper at St George's Parish hall on June 19 with entertainment. Herbert Clark signs with Springfield team in Connecticut league. Old friends recall Rev P J's service as window picture sparks reminiscence. Class day exercises at Nason Street School feature prophecy, history and music. Mrs Felix Detling celebrates 81st birthday with family reunion. Maynard I C O F and Rebekah lodge hold memorial service for deceased members at Congregational church. Rev E F Hunt chairs service. Large attendance and music under William Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson Crossley
Brookline
Howard
Ralph Case
Lake Boone
Orrin Howard
Griffin
Allan Howard
Thomas Powers
Dorchester
J. A. Coughlin
Thomas Naylor
Main St
Beatrice Sunderland
Bryant & Stratton
Commercial College
Papineau
St. George’s Church
Unity Circle
C. of F
Hudson
Maud I. Dolan
Mary J. Stickney
Dolan
Hudson and Stow
St. George’s
Guild of St. Hilda
Herbert Clark
Springfield
Clark
Bedford Notes On Postcards Cattle Loss And Suffrage Rally
Bedford society pages report Lyfian J. Cole sending postcards from Dublin. Asparagus crop halved by cold season. A Red Men lodge formed. Waltham lodge visit confirmed. Local politics stir with early candidates. Holstein cow death from swallowed nail. $100 loss. Crosby played for Bedford Civic Club beating Waltham 20 to 3. Notables arrival at Bedford House. Woman Suffrage meeting held with speeches by Crowley Parker McCormick FitzGerald and Dennett. banners and kites noted. Planned future meetings in Concord and Lexington announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyfian J. Cole
Dublin
Ireland
John H. Brown
Edwin ‘Crosby
Bedford Civic Club
B. B. GC
Lexington Park
Waltham
Bedford House
C. H. Hamblett
Hamblett
Nashua
N. H
Colling
John Cone Kimball
New York City
D. A. Taggart
Taggart
Concord
C. H. Anderson
T. R. McMahan
Somerville
D. J. Jewett
Larchmont
N. Y
W. P. Putnam
Putnam
Wilton
C. H. Hartwell
Frank ‘Hartwell
Albert Hartwell
C. H. Osgood
Andrew J
Boston
John E. Crowley
James A. Parker
Stanley McCormick
Richard Y. FitzGerald
Hartley Dennett
Lexington
Bedford
Sudbury Social and School Week Highlights
Fred Sheffield is with F. E B Bent. Frank B Porter of Worcester visited Sudbury. Families from Newtonville spent Sunday with the Keenes. Schools close Friday for primary to grammar. high school next week. S H S baseball beat Lyman 2 0 at Westboro. to Marlboro Saturday. Lawn party and band concert on the common Thursday under church and band auspices. Refreshments to be served. large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Local Notices From South Sudbury and Nearby
Arthur H Burr enjoys a short vacation. Mr and Mrs C F Nelson visit friends at Kendall Green Sunday. Mr and Mrs M B Rice entertain out of town guests the past week. Mrs A H Founes receives a call from relatives in South Framingham Friday. Hurlbut Rogers Machine Co ships a cutting lathe to Brussels this week. D B Roche secures upstairs tenement owned by H M Bent and will move in soon. Memorial Church ladies hold lawn party on church grounds Friday evening with refreshments and satisfactory receipts. George J Raymond unloads lumber for a new barn on his farm at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Nelson
Kendall Green
M. B. Rice
A. H. Founes
South Framingham
Hurlbut Rogers Machine Co
Brussels
Germany
D. B. Roche
Staton
H. M. Bent
George J. Raymond
West Acton Hosts Lawn Party at Firehouse
A lawn party and dance will be held at the West Acton firehouse next Wednesday evening. King and Cole's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing. A. B. Parker has a new driving house. James McVey works for J. T. McNiff. C. B. Clark of Boston has been visiting at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Parker
James McVey
J. T. McNiff
C. B. Clark
Boston
King and Cole
Repair Wagon Overturned Injures Two on Rails
The overturning of the Lexington & Boston street railway service wire supply and repairing wagon injured two men on the upper tower platform. One suffered fractured limbs and a back sprain while the other may have internal injuries. They fell 12 to 15 feet to the ground near O. J. Lane’s residence on North road. Doctors Hamblen and Whiton arrived quickly to aid the injured men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington & Boston St
O. J. Lane
North Road
Hamblen
Whiton
Runaway horse injures J. J. Kelly's son in trolley line incident
A horse driven by the 19 year old son of J J Kelly on Concord road ran away after a trolley car on the Lexington and Boston line, throwing him from the wagon and causing severe injuries including a ragged wound to the forehead and another on the side. Dr Hamblen treated the wounds. Frank Bowerman has left the Boston Nationals as manager and Bill Dahlen takes over. The Doves show fine example of ball as it should not be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kelly
Concord Road
Lexington & Boston
Young Kelly
Frank Bowerman
Boston Nationals
Bill Dahlen
Doves
Local Notes and Social News from Concord Junction
Miss Blanche Bryden enjoys Monday at Revere beach. Miss Celia MacDonald to visit Providence friends. Mr and Mrs H A Bass welcome a new daughter Dorothy Adelaide. Union church rebuild spurs neighborhood prayer meetings. Mrs Angus McLeod recovering after appendicitis in Boston. Walter McClenathan resigns hostler post. William Lakin takes over. Ethel G Blossom Eva Blasdale attend Coburn Players Shakespeare in Lynn. praise for Florence Hindley Olivia Ivah Willis Viola and Helen Harrington Maria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McClenathan
Western
William Lakin
Concord Junction
Clenathan
Ethel G. Blossom
Eva Blasdale
Coburn Players,” of
New York
Lynn
Go slow signs ignored on state road amid danger to access
Brief local safety notice warns that few drivers heed the go slow signs as the Pierce estate shubbery blocks the Barretts road approach. Town officers are urged to remove the hazard to prevent serious accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Estate
Barretts
Colonial Inn Hosts Week of Guests and Masonic Event
Concord residents and visitors flocked to the Colonial Inn for a week of hospitality. Local figures hosted guests from Boston Maine New Hampshire and Philadelphia while Corinthian lodge prepared a special communication for June 21 conferring the Master Mason degree on five candidates.
Keyes Has Everything For The Fourth Of July Sales
The ad urges every community member to own a flag and notes a large stock of flags in various sizes and styles. It also promotes stationery and Fourth of July items and highlights sporting goods such as sweaters, hats, racquets, reels, and gloves, inviting shoppers to visit soon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
R. J. Lepore
Woonsocket, Ri
Kate Grant
Providence, R. I
Molly Clark
John A. Crowe
Cambridge
Harriett Farrarami
De Kalb/ Junction, N. Y
H. ‘P. N Dahl
J. A. and
M. A. Coughlin
Maine
Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
National Bank
Pred E. McCleary
P. J
Nason St
Carl Persons
Kingsbury Perry
Sara Shaw
Louis Sullivan
Felix Detling
Sudbury Road
Detling
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
E. F. Hunt
William Baxter
Waltham Lodge
China
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
M. F. Mullins’ Variety Store
William's
M. F. Mullin, Nason Sr
Lily
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nasan
Naylor
W. F. Litchfield
MAIN
Sudbury
Fred Sheffield
F. EB. Bent
Frank B. Porter
Worcester
Town
E. J. Keene
Lester
Newtonville
C. L. Perry
South
Arthur H. Burr
West Acton
Acci
The
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mags
Ight Service
BAY Service
Karl“. Johanson
Convord Junction, Mass
Blanche Bryden
Revere Beach
Celia MacDonald
Providence
H. A. Bass
Dorothy Adelaide
Union Church
Missey
Angus ‘McLeod
Austin Baker
West Medford
Colonial Inn
A. P. Beane
Milton
Fred Cox
Charles M. Cox
Willow St
Mra
M. L. Drawbridge
Ly D. Drawbridge
Hopkinton
G. W. Hunt
Famiily
Thoreau St
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
H. H. Danforth
Pauline EnHarle Danforth
C. H. Danforth
Oldtown
Margaret Whinit
Bristol
Huldeh B. Jeffrign
Philadelphia
Whipple
Lincoln Grant
Lena Grant
Louis Lorenzo Sands
Concord School
Marguerite Webber
Waterville
Virginia M. Clarke
Bangor
Hebert G. Danforth
Wingnam Lodge
West, Acton
J. Wk
Bott
West’ Acton
Keyes
Electrical and Auto
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Walden St
Walden Hall
Commonwealth Ave
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