Maynard Week in Town Events and Open Meetings
Maynard hosts a Thursday band concert this week and a Foresters meeting next week on Friday night. Special cars run to Lexing ton Park Wednesday and Saturday afternoon and evening. A clambake with an address by Supt Hart of the Mass reformatory is planned at Rev Crowe's lawn on July 18. A mothers meeting by the W C T U will be held Thursday at 3 with a social hour and refreshments. Mrs Edward Price widow of Contractor Price died Tuesday in Warren. Thomas Deane to build four houses on Concord Street plus one for himself. Alice Parker of Harwich, a former Ayer teacher, elected third grade teacher here. Civic club introduces B T McManus Civic brand cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Foresters
Civil Club
J. A. Crowe
Supt. Hart
The
Mass. Reformatory
Congregational Church
George How
Chicago
Hubbard St
Richard F. Wood
Pennsylvania
J. J. Vanderveer
Jhigh
Thomas Stanford
Baltimore
Card of Thanks for Memorial Day Dinner and School Gifts
The Fearne Davis Post 138 G A R extends a vote of thanks to the ladies of Boxboro and Stow and their associates for the Memorial Day dinner for the post and guests on May 30. Gratitude is given to teachers and pupils for music and flowers and to all who aided to make the day memorable. West Acton Mass June 14 1905. L D Wilson Commander FP R Knowlton Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
Fearne Davis
Boxboro
Stow
For Sale J C Dakin Farm in North Sudbury
Maynard local notice announnces sale of the J C Dakin farm in North Sudbury. Interested parties should apply to C J Morse for details and bidding procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Local
J. C. Dakin Farm
North
Sudbury
C. J. Morse
Hudson concert outline with varied seasonal pieces
This Wednesday evening in Hudson a program includes March Unser Kaiser VenBion Overture The Mill in the Forest Two Step Mexico Song In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree March Waldmere Lojey Final Selected Subject to change
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Forest
Mexico
Massachusetts Militia Camp at Westfield Promises Large Scale
Preparations for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia encampment at Camp Bartlett Hamp ton plain Westfield commence for a nine day event starting July 5. 5500 men expected with special railroad rates 3 cents per mile one way via Boston and Albany and N Y H & H Railroads. Visitors urged to use the Bureau of Information at Westfield post office for lodging transport and camp viewing options near the pipe line and grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Camp Bartlett
Hampton Plain
Westfield
Bay State
Hampton Plains
Bartlett
Holyoke
Hollyoke
Wonson
N. Y
N. H
H.R. R
South Framingham
Westfield Station
Clark
Whitney
Westfield Depot
Clay Hill
Southampton
5Th Infantry
Plattsburg
Board of Trade
Division
Boston & Albany
Bureau of Information
Elm Street
Local street work and notable visits in town
Lexington street macadamizing and Middle street graveling are underway. J Sherman Potter returns for summer, while a Chicago visitor rests with his mother on Hubbard street. A state agent surveys for pests, dog taxes due after July 1, and by-laws are posted townwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington St
J. Sherman Potter
Middle St
Dr. Rose
Belknap St
Concord High School Class of 1905 Graduates in Town Hall
Concord town hall overflowed with families for the Class of 1905 graduation. Forty-one graduates plus four postgraduates total forty-five, with about half residing in Concord. Prof. Herman Horne of Dartmouth addressed the crowd on Habit, praising effort and character as graduates received honors for scholarship and distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Concord
Lincoln
Bedford
Actons
Herman Horne
Dartmouth College
Walter W. Campbell
Herman H. Song
Richberg
America
Harry Stearns Barker
Kenneth Thompson Blood
Alice Rosamond Butcher
Edward Bailey Caiger
Herbert Edward Harwood
Edna Pearl Porter
Ethel Belle Rich
Ralph Waldo Howe
Warren Kendall Blodgett
Harriet Griggs Bodfish
Rosa Mildred Bowler
Milton Blanchard Hager
Anna Maude Hunt
Richard Potter
Ethel Selena Tall
Court News Flags Local Auto Fevers at Bedford Fair
Chief Kelley of Bedford highlights a session of district court with several defendants from Westford Brookline Lowell and Concord Junction each cited 55 for their minor offenses. Hill faced a trial for speeding, Connor and Griffin appeared with minor outcomes, MacRoberts received probation, and Christelli DeSilver and Palma saw continuances. The trio were discharged on nuisance charges but found guilty on liquor with intent to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Kelley
Bedford
District Court
Julian A. Cameron
Westford
George H. Champlin
Brookline
Frank B. Hill
Robert Friend
Lowell
Henry Hawley Jr
Concord Junction
Hill
Benjamin
Jack Connors
Maynard
John Griffin
James MacRoberts
Messrs
Christelli
DeSilver
Palma
Singer sewing machines and assorted items in Concord
Large assortment of Singer sewing machines for sale on easy terms by Everett L Miner in Concord Massachusetts. Also listings for a Goddard buggy and road cart, various houses and lots for sale, a summer rental piano, and the Henry A Reid house on Barret ts Mill road in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Everett L
Miner
Concord
Mass
Goddard Buggy
Wheelwright
Concord Concord National Bank
Concord National
EB. W. Morse
Chickering
Henry A. Reid
Barrett’s Mill Road
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charlies EB
Postgraduate Cause Names Mentioned in Obscure List
A fragmented text lists individuals including Bernard Lawrence Dempsey Bagbey Boward Batley Caiger Luther Franks Ethel Betts Rich and Kenneth Thompson, appearing as a named roster in an archival Postgraduate Cause record.
Chicago Wedding Brings Williamson and Wheeler Pair in Concord
George T. Williamson and Alan Rattray Wheeler were married this evening in Chicago. The bride wore white silk net over silk and chiffon with Duchesse lace and a tulle veil held by a lilies of the valley wreath. she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Best man was Russell Morse of Newport, R. I. and groomsmen were Chester D. Tripp, Walter Miller and Royal Bell. They will reside in Newport, Rhode Island, settling in the early fall. Concord High School Voice for June issued Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Williamson
Alan Rattray Wheeler
George Wheeler
Concord
Russell Morse
Newport
R. L
Chester D. Tripp
Walter Miller
Royal Bell
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Longer Lasting Coverage
A boastful ad from Devoe & Co promotes Devoe paint as superior to rival brands. It cites a customer who bought 18 gallons for one house and later bought 18 gallons of Devoe to repaint the same house, leaving 7 gallons, arguing Devoe covers more. It claims ten thousand buyers certify its longevity and that $10 buys a $15 house with double the durability. Towle & Kent are named as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Leachman
Devoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mannens Genet Ts Ghoti
Main Street
Marlboro
Mase
Maynes
B. T. McManus
Civic Club
Edward Price
Contractor Price
Warren
Thomas Deane
Concord St
Alice Parker
Harwich
Ayer
Lexington Park
Enterprise Weather Tips
Albert Vanderhoof
M. L. Hatch
Mercury
Dwinell
Johnson
AT Westfield
Marlboro Grain Co
Mechanicst
Charlies N. Miner
Lowden & Wilson
Griffin Place
Marten Lomasney
John M. Keyes
Lexington Road
Guild of the First
the Lake Sunday
Moving Picture Man
Raphael M. Hoyle
Mt. Holyoke
Ethel Hoyle
Daniel Lothrop
Margaret Lothrop
New York
White Star Line
Teutonic
Helen Putnam
Smith College
Lothrop
Argent
Sudburg St
Walter A. Carr
Charlies L. Hutchins
Thomas Todd Jr
Williams College
President Roosevelt
Mr. Carr
Mr. Hutchins
H. H
Horne
Dartmouth
Emily Pfeiffer
William LeRoy Jackson
Helen Ruth Fitz-Patrick
Ida May Cole
Ruth Fee Welch
Katherine Elizabeth Shaughnessy
Earle Raymond Little Scientific
Marcus Bernard Webber
Richard Porter
Philip Conant Holden
Rodney Wheeler
Her
Court News
Concord Local
Richardson’s
H. S. Ridson
Harvey Wheeler
F. W. Devoe & Co
Vanderveer
Walden Street
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