Maynard Charles Silvio grows slowly and more names listed
Maynard Charles Silvio continues to improve slowly. Moynihan works at powder mills. Crossley visited relatives in Brookline. Litchfield family in Waltham. Randell becomes book keeper. Ferns to supply ice cream for July 4 picnic. Crowe to hold field day in Cambridge on July 3. Grace Welch visited Chelsea relatives. Wilcox and Haynes visiting Hull. Lord returns from Uniontown teaching. Local electric road summer timetable printed. Mackin from Tufts attended high school reception. Prescott starts as B&M express messenger. Ina Bowker returns to Nova Scotia with mother. Gertrude Shaw visits in town. High school graduation at Music Hall Friday. Floyd and Kellogg visit from New York. Jennie Loomis visiting from Needham schools. Chapin graduates from Tufts with honors. Sherman’s pictures draw crowds at Music Hall. G W Jordan of Brewer and Jessie Hosey visited. Coughlin brothers add two fast horses. O Donnell agency for tonics in Sudbury expanding business. Cannon Cracker July 4th publication underway. Music Hall show draws crowds. Scully renews hit in illustrated songs. Fowler appointed to Merchants Association committee for stock in new National Bank. Delee settles in Superior Court. minor hotel sales case paid fines. Harvey Broadbent visiting from Roosevelt, plans fall return. Arizona heat noted at 108 degrees. Local band members complain of noisy youngsters at concerts. Marathon race proposed by Henry Gilroy for July 4 finish at playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Randell
W. F. Litchfield
Ferns
J. A.crowe
Cambridge
Grace Welch
Chelsea
Charles Wilcox
A. T. Haynes
Hull
Elizabeth Lord
Uniontown
Coughlin Brothers
Maine
T. J. O'Donnell
Sudbury
Music Hall
William Scully
Illustrated
C. S. Fowler
Merchants’ Association
New National Bank
H. J. Dwinell
P. HM. Delee
Somerset
Harvey Broadbent
Roosevelt, Ariz
Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Occurrences
Percy Lane enjoys vacation rest in Bedford while Ed Skelton of Somerville visits briefly. Phillip Madden fined 10 dollars for drunkenness in Concord district court. Bedford common praised for its beauty under Mr Proctor. June 17 Seventeenth not observed. many cars head to Concord river resorts. Two girls from Concord found in Bedford and returned to authorities. Fire on Loomis street promptly fought. Rebekah lodge picnic at Hillside avenue with 64 attendees. Messrs Halladay and Day return from White Mountains trout trip with 520 trout caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Lane
Ed, Skelton
Somerville
HM. B. Young
Phillip Madden
Concord District Court
Charles Bacon
Bostom & Lexington St. A. R.co
John Q. Blake and
Bedford
Brookline
Sargent Morss
Hampton Beach
Concord River
Wheeler
Loomis St
Rebekah Lodge
Boston
John Q. Blake
Blake
Halladay
Day
White Mountains
Enterprise
Local Social Roundup in South Sudbury Visits and Entrants
South Sudbury residents hosted visitors from nearby towns over Sunday. Station Agent Whitney hosted his father and sister from Medford. Grace Richardson returns home for summer vacation from New Hampshire teaching. Carlton Mills, a Sudbury High graduate, plans Tufts College this fall. Hayden Rouse, son of Rev. C W Rouse, fresh from an academy in northern New York, aims for Lehigh Technical School to study civil engineering. Stephen Moore of Newton and his wife visited, reconnecting with A W Rogers and Miss Moore, with Moore noted as a Baptist church worker in his city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Medford
Grace Richardson
New Hampshire
Carlton B.mills
Sudbury High School
Tufts College
Hayden Rouse
C. W. Rouse
Memorial Church
New York
Northwest
Canada
Lehigh
N. Y
Stephen’ Moore
Newton
A. W. Rogers
Pratt
Moore
Homer Rogers
Marlboro
Bedford Team Shakeup Urged After Lexington Game
The article criticizes the B B C s rough handling by a Lexington picked team and urges a general team shakeup at Bedford. It calls for fixing weak spots, assigning proper positions, and reducing burlesque on baseball while urging local supporters at Page Field to contribute to game expenses and boost local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Bedford
Page Field
One Year At Hard Labor For Notorious Thief
Fred Wilson arrested by Officer Kelly was sentenced by Cambridge superior court on June 18 to one year in the East Cambridge Jail. Sheriff Fairbairn now watches over the connoisseur of chickens as owners rest easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Kelly
Superior Court
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Concord Junction Class Day and Community Events Summary
Concord high school prepares for Thursday graduation as class of 09 is highlighted by John A. Garvey’s class history reading. Pandora club held a Saturday clothesline sale boosting proceeds, while the Ladies Union enjoyed a lawn party hosted by Mrs Hannah Mean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Junction
Pandora Club
Elizabeth Loring
Ladies’ Union
Hannah Mean
Union Church
Rose Pageau wed Novk Ghudes tian at Help of Christians Church
Miss Rose Pageau and Novk Ghudes tian united in holy matrimony Monday at 7 p m at Help of Christians Church. Rev Father Welch officiated. A large gathering attended and a short reception followed at the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose
Pageau
Novk Ghudestian
Help of Christians’ Church
Father Welch
Concord News Roundup of Local Visits and School Closure
Local residents and visitors are noted with trips to Concord and surrounding towns. Highlights include Mitchel car ownership, Atlantic City bookings, guests at Colonial Inn, Middlesex School graduation attendance, and a 12 week summer school vacation ending Sept 7.
Keyes Has Everything For The Fourth Of July
The store advertises a wide range of flags in various sizes and styles and urges every resident to own at least one. It promotes stationery and Fourth of July items and invites customers to shop for sporting goods including sweaters bats racquets reels balls and gloves to suit the holiday celebration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
Charles Silvio
Daniel Moynihan
Charles Crossley
W. F. Litchfield and
Waltham
Clarence Mackin
Ralph Prescott
Ina Bowker
Nova Scotia
Gertrude Shaw
Louis N’ Shaw
Rose Floyd
W. N. Kellogg
Fred Jones
Jennie Loomis
Needham Public
Harry Chapin
Sherman
G. W. Jordan
Brewer, Me
Jessie Hosey
Franklin
Lilla Clark
Henry Gilroy
Henry
Mr. Gilroy
China
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
M. F. Mullins’ Variety Store
Round Mere
William’s Shaying
M. F. Mullin
Nason St
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Naylor’s . Black
MAIN
Blanche Turner
Htta S. Bent
A. Dakin
M. B
W. S. Parmenter
Natick
W. M. Parmenter
Robert R. Porter
Leominster
M. F. Porter
Wallace Adams
Framingham
First
Waltham Watch Factory
Grammar School
Agnes Amerault
Albert Porter
Lena Nelson
Mary Nelson
Carl Johnson
Ruth Smith
Hazel Whitney
Hiram Haynes
Hattié Chisholm
Charlotte Whiting
Charles Bohanan
Marguerite Jones
Sherrold Garfield
Victoria Phaeton
South
Mrs. C. F. Nelson
The
Red Cross
Moody St
Waltham, Mags
Concord
Karl C. Johanson
Masg
O. EB. S
Carlton
Magdalene
O. BE. S
John A. Garvey
Concord High School
Town Hall
Pageau—Christian
R. L. Wilson
Mitchel
Ralph Holden
Bedford Sr
Atlantic City
Frances L. Loungberry
Hubbard Sr
Walter Hall
Harvard
Gladys Wilson
Willow Sr
B. L. Webber
M. Neil
Colonial Inn
Elsie Hussey
Harold Hussey
Swampscott
Maude L
Hunt
George West
Salem
G. G. Morrell
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Charles French
Eugene Brigham
G. W. Hunt
Thoreau St
Brigham
Highlands City
George B. Moffat
Middlesex School
L. T. Romaine
Flay
Keyes
Electrical and Auto
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Walden St
Walden Hall
Commonwealth
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