Maynard News Students, Uplift and Local Events
Maynard announces changed hours with public seniors closed Friday to reopen in September. A Maynard team faces Fitchburg in Fitchburg Saturday. Summer Mass and Sunday school at St. Bridget’s paused. Local figures travel. auctions, outings, and trolley plans featured.
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Fitchburg
St. Bridget's Church
Arthur Woodart
New York
Peter Wilcox
Biddeford Pool
Maynard
Royal Arcanum
Acton Lodge
Bedford Notes and Local Social News from Bedford
Bedford items report Alice Murray summering in Kennebunkport Maine. A 13 car special train brought hundreds to the Sweetwater hotel Saturday. Mrs D Phillips visiting Hampton Beach New Hampshire. Lyman J Cole plans August return from Chicago. Fire alarm at BlowSac Lodge with no damage. Mrs A B Blake recovering from illness. Fred Sullivan home for vacation after St Josephs College New Brunswick. Local club seeks snappy players for base ball. Announcement of Emmeline Ruth King marrying Charles Porter Lund on June 25 1910. Lund formerly of Bedford employed by Parker Holmes Co Atlantic Boston. Best wishes from friends.
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Lexington Park
Hampton Beach
Frank Thompson
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Dwinell's
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Julia May
Nellie and
May
Mary Devane
Susan
Catherine Williams
Frank May
Maynard
Maynard Bust- Mens Club
Mae We
Daniel Widredge
Civic League For Immigrants
Leslie Hayford
Alice Murray
Kennebunkport
Sweetwater Hotel
D. Phillips
Springs Road
N. H
Prince
Lyman J. Cole
Bedford
Chicago
Blowsac Lodge
A. B. Blake
Fred Sullivan
Spring Road
St. Josephs College
New Brunswick
Fred
Charles M. King
Emmeline Ruth
Charles Porter Lund
Parker Holmes & Co
Atlantic Over
Boston
Not Properly Policed In Lexington Park This Summer
A town report cites insufficient policing at Lexington park with only one officer on duty. Women report insulting remarks and danger along route to the rustic theatre and zoo. Officials may suspend licenses to prompt reform amid a 7000 man Sunday gathering that blocked entries and annoyed drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
Zoo
Fire Rages Through East Town Estate Brush Fire
A brush fire on Mr Wiggins estate near the town’s east side required a long fight. Initially controlled, it rekindled Sunday afternoon and burned until 2 30 a m Monday with regulars and volunteers aiding. Amber stock destroyed. Castilina soap and Sultana olive oil advertised at local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins
Williams
Blake
Bedford column author directs submissions to local rep
The Enterprise states that all items for the Bedford column should be handed to 8. W. Young, the local representative, and that items from any other source will not be published hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Enterprise
W. Young
Touring Car Trend and Local Notes in Fitchburg
Local items report Abbie and Louise Mack visiting Miss Margaret Damon while Josephine Whittier spends summer in Norway and Owls Orchard Maine.Boston visitor Miss Mary Ryan stays with parents on Cottage Street. Rosa Bowker returns from teaching in New Bedford. Charles Shaw of Abington weekends with Irving Shaw Riverside Avenue. Robert Hatch back from Dartmouth for summer. Class day at Harvard draws town attendees. Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan sail home after six weeks abroad. Ruth Keyes finishes Winthrop teaching and visits A. K Chase. Ford touring car grows in town with Eben Ford selling two cars to Supt Baker and Postmaster Benjamin Derby. William Lawrence improving at Homeopathic hospital. Flora Lawrence returns after appendicitis operation. Bar Harbor express added to N Y N H H railroad schedule. two daily runs noted at 12 15 and 2 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaw
Abington
Irving Shaw
Riverside Ave
Robert Hatch
Dartmouth College
Harvard College
Jeremiah Sheehan
Ruth Keyes
Winthrop
A. K Chase
Eben Ford
Baker
Mass. Reformatory
Benjamin Derby
William Lawrence
Homeopathic Hospital
Flora Lawrence
Bar Harbor
N. Y
High Rent Pushes Store to Offer Watches and Jewelry
A seller advertises a large store with no running expenses offering high class watches and jewelry for cash or installments. Diamonds are claimed to be of the purest kind and sold at rock bottom prices with all goods guaranteed.
New Management Bids Welcome Automobileists and Banquets
Under new management the establishment targets motorists and banquet patrons with improved services. CHARLES C. WELLMAN Proprietor offers moderate boarding rates and promises attentive hospitality to guests and guests’ groups.
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Gavin
H. P. N. Dahl
Amanat
Mass
Taylor's
Martha Dahl
Westboro
Mrs. H. P. N. Dahl
Concord St
Annie Lyons
Everett
Theresa Heffernan
Holden
Samuel Lever
Arthur J. Coughlan
Stow
Swampscott
Lake Boon
Henry Gilroy
Music Hall
Fowler
Guy
J. D. W.chester
Harvard
Gus Gilroy
Gus
Saundersville
Worcester County
C. Eugene Elise
Belmont
Oregon
Concord
Spencer Bros
Walden
Concord, Mass
Tel
Seersucker
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
A. M. Wood CO
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
S.&e. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord. Junction
W. F. Litchfield
Plomari
Greece
J. E. Athanassiades
Abbie
Louise Mack
Margaret Damon
Josephine Whittier
Norway
Orchard
Mary Ryan
Cottage St
Rosa Bowker
New Bedford
Joshua Edwards
P. O
Charles C. Wellman
John M. Keyes
Safe In
J. Kuslesar
Walden Street
Keyes
Sean
Geo. H. Gutt
Nason Street
Naylor
Acton’s Bargain Store
Tarbell Block
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