Wedding and Anniversary Catering Service Pledges Satisfaction
A catering firm offers to supply frosted or pametted tabvery for receptions weddings and anniversaries on short notice. They assure full satisfaction in every particular and invite client confidence in quality and service.
Maynard Social Roundup and Local Notices
Alvin Smith visits Amherst while Thomas Coughlin moves to Malden. Aliie Winslow from New Hampshire and others are in town. Bandstand contract awarded to Price for Abel Haynes. Ida Leighton visits Annie Buckley in Keene. William Holt leaves West Acton for B F Townsend. Parker to close store afternoons until Sept. Williams College staffer Blanchard returns from Virginia. Coughlan and Casey attend Holy Cross commencement. Foresters and Knights of Pythias honor Woolerschied with sideboard. Maynard Cannon Cracker 1909 edition near. Mary Kane, 4, dies. funeral held. Mrs Stockwell thanks Rodway for club house work. Court Maynard F of A elects officers including Woolerscheid, Duggan, Nee, Reynolds, Kane, Landers, King, Ledgard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Leighton
Keene
N. H
Annie Buckley
William Holt
West Acton
B. F. Townsend
T. F. Parker
Jesse Blanchard
Williams & Mary College
Virginia
A. J. Coughlan
William Casey
Holy Cross College
the Foresters and Knights of Pythias
John Woolerschied
Maynard Cannon
Mary Kane
Michael Kane
Sudbury
Mae Irene Morgan Weds Patrick H Gill in Maynard
Miss Mae Irene Morgan of Maynard married Patrick H. Gill of Hudson on Wednesday at St Bridget's church Maynard. The couple left for a New York trip and will reside on Maple Street Hudson after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Irene Morgan
Maynard
Patrick H. Gill
Hudson
St. Bridget’s Church
Alice McCormack
James Gill
Dresden
John Helen
William Collins
William Gill
Frank McCormack
Mary Morgan
Front St
Maple St. Hudson
Elegant Ladies and Gentlemen Articles for Vacation Wear
The notice lists fashionable accessories for both women and men. It highlights brooches, neck chains with secret lockets, watches with new style chains, fob chains for gold filled watches, and a range of accessories such as shirt waist sets sash pins hair combs studs cuff links and grooming sets. It invites readers to browse these items for vacation attire.
Our repairing department pride in quality work
A brief note from the shop asserts the repairing department consistently delivers good results and professional standards. The statement emphasizes workmanship and reliability.
Concord Junction Social and Civic Notices Highlight Local Moves
Local residents visit relatives and attend unions and graduations. Families move to new homes in Main Street and Nagog while a shirt waist factory resumes work. The Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union meets. Concord I O O F and D of R honor graves in Sleepy Hollow and Catholic plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Adams
Adams
Hopkinton
Rolf
Concord
Ladies’ Union
P. H. Bullock
Winslow Russell
Hartford
George Burbank
Hudson
Irving Priest
Cambridge
EB. W
Blossom
Reece Grant
Medford
Miss Bell
Davis
Norwich
Conn
Vesta Palmer
George Blake
Assabet Ave
Dorchester
N. B
Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union
Association Hall
Concord Lodge
Wilow Lodge
D. of R
Odd Fellows
Old Cemetery
W. W. Campbell
D. A. Dakin
Sleepy Hollow
Concord area notes include sports signings and court cases
Local items report Emerson and Ripley schools closed for the season, summer vacation beginning, Nick Macone joining Maynard band, Capt. Holden's return from the Cape, and a slowing auto business. Also listed are a liquor case in Westvale court, state road work from the Reformatory to Brown Street, and a water main break near George S. Butters' residence with temporary shutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson and Ripley
Nick Macone
Maynard
Hot Air Club
Brunswick
Boston
Ringling Bros. Circus
George 8. Butters
Pleasant Class Day at Concord High
The class of 1905 at Concord High hosted a two day class day from 2 to 12 featuring Intestretas Comitas Sedulitas Integrity Indus try Courtesy. Warren K. Blodgett gave the welcome and the program included the song To Thee O Country. The event, including a well attended dance, was deemed an unqualified success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord High School
Warren K. Blodgett
Also Mentioned on This Page
AT. Haynes
John C. Friend
Towne
J. P. Watson
DR. C. L, King
Lambrequins
M. F. Mullin
Nason ST. Maynard
J. Pouyat
Pouyat
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Naylor
A. Fernald
Huntington Ave
Buck Bay
Alter A. Car
Town House
Mass
Concasih
J. W. Raymond
Cord Walden St
Con
J. M. Bellows
Magnant Hock
Oktay
Dimity
York Mills
W.B. Case & Sons
G. N. Gove
Alvin Smith
Amherst
Thomas Coughlin
Malden
Aliie Winslow
The
Scorpion
Mrs. Winfield Blake
Williamstown
G. Garrigan and
Maurice Connors
Price
Abel G. Haynes
George Stockwell
Cricket Association
Harry Rodway
Association
Main
H. P. N. Dahl
Concord Junction
Charles Burrill of
Lynn
F. H. Burrill
F. L. Garland
John Bordman
Charlestown
T. Blood
Elmst
Mainst
Ralph Peterson
Charles T. Judge
Nagog Friday
Ella Cunningham
Wakefield
W. W. Curtis
Walter Gerould
Son Russell
B. F. Russell
D. H. Barrett
Leon M. Harris
Patrick Bowen
B. J. N. Miller
Middlesex School
Frank Holden
Cape
Vanderveer
Westvale
Reformatory
Brown St
Farrar
Lexington St
Main ST
W. F. Litchfield
D. & H. Airal