Maynard Local Notes and Community Activities
Maynard society items list illnesses births visitors and town events. Names include Ralph Gould Theresa Heffernan Emmet Thane Arthur Hart William Whitehead John Smith Lilla Childs Lizzie Hodges Amelia Sullivan Agnes Richardson May Ledgard Emma Greenhalge Rose Hannon Emmett Reilly Chester Gawger Rev. Walter Browne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ohl
Hibernian Hall
Rose Hannon
Emmett Reilly
Chester Gawger
Walter Browne
Mrs. Quincy Cole Celebrates 650th Birthday at Fletcher Ave Home
A family gathering on Fletcher avenue marked Mrs. Quincy Cole’s 650th birthday anniversary. Surrounded by relatives, the occasion noted Lyman J. Cole’s absence in Chicago with t Co. Dinner was served and many costly gifts and messages arrived from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Cole
Fletcher Ave
Lyman J. Cole
Chicago
T Co
W. A. Haynes & Co
Pfeiffer Dominates Citizens Caucus for Town Selectman
Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr won 100 votes to 51 for W H Temple at the February 26 citizens caucus in the town hall. Supporters not present at the meeting could bring his total near 60 percent higher at the town meeting, with praise for moderator C W Jenks and orderly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Selectman
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
W. H. Temple
Dr. Pfeiffer
Citizens’ Caucus
Hs Man
C. W. Jenks
Sudbury Folks Attend Socials And Minstrel Show
Local residents hosted guests and relatives from Somerville Boston and Wayland with dances and town events. A minstrel show by the Sudbury brass band was advertised and a school dance featuring Ruth Smith accompanied by Dewey and Campbell was held at the town hall. The Australian Stock Whip article explains its length and use for lassoing and intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hawes
Herbert W. Bent
Etta
Bent
William P. Greenlaw
Boston
Marjorie Perry
W. A. Haynes & Co
Luck of Peacock Feathers in Modern Decor
The London Chronicle notes peacock feathers are common decorative items despite old superstition. Shops in London stock them at a shilling per bundle and their association with misfortune has faded, possibly helped by Whistler's Peacock Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
London
London Chronicle
Deposit Book Verification Notice Boston Banks 1910
In compliance with section 43 chapter 590 acts of 1908 depositors are asked to present their Deposit Book at the Bank for verification by comparison with the institution’s books. This comparison should be done every three years. Charles E Brown Treasurer Concord Massachusetts February 8 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles E. Brown
Concord
Mass
Dollar Saved and Earned Echo in Local Trade
A brief note promotes value in simple services noting savings and earnings. Barn activity is mentioned with wool and saw work offered and a call to drop a postal. The fragment hints at barter or trade options within a rural community.
Concord Junction social notes and upcoming events
Daniel Lakin recovers enough to be seen in public while Charles Noll rested at home with a cold. Ray Robbins shows wallpaper progress and advertises his business. Juniors hosted a sleighride in Concord Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs William Wright of Baker plan to visit their daughter Mrs Geo Manter soon. John Boardman now in the Philippine Islands has announced his marriage to Elizabeth M Button. The Young Men’s club plans a stage comedy The Confidential Clerk with a strong cast. Esther Damon celebrated a birthday with friends and gifts. Concord firemen plan a charity dance after Lent, aiming to exceed last year’s turnout. L Cousens received over 20 tons of glass for the new green and SP intent Seape project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wright
Baker
Geo Manter
John Boardman
Elizabeth M. Button
Boardman
Philippine Islands
Esther Damon
Concord Department
L. Cousens
Concord Clubs Plan Events And Lectures In March
Mrs. C F Edgartom hosts the Musical club on the 15th. The Bartlett infant burial from Hartford Conn arrives in Concord. Young People’s club banquet is March 23 with annual meeting. Guest night for Concord Musical club on March 29 hosted by Mrs H F Leith Mrs C B Brown and Mrs Henry J Hoemer. Concord Union Bible society held a sewing meeting at Mrs George M Brooks home. Rev William A Lord speaks on The Ministry of Birds March 14 to the Woman’s club with stereopticon. Final Young People’s club debate March 8 on city governance by commission. W T U food sale March 4 in Mount Auburn vestry to raise funds for white ribbon work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Club
Concord Musical Club
H. F. Leith
C. B. Brown
Henry J. Hoemer
Concord Union Bible Society
George M. Brooks
Thomas Todd, Jr
Maude F. Findelsen
Bana G. Calef
Leslie Anderson
Mount of Ton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
Ralph Gould
Theresa Heffernan
Holden
William Whitehead
Lowell
John Smith
Mill Sr
Middlesex Club
Elizabeth Kane
Neva Daniels
Brockton
Lizzie Hodges
Wiliam Greenlaw
Beverly
John O. Thompson
Lilla Childs
Friends
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
River View
Woolsorters
Degree of Honor
Hudson
Price
Waverley
Louis Alton Thomas
Watertown
Mr. and
Ka,Gaar Ho Raliahass
James Donnelley
Charlestown
St. Michael's Church
Amelia Sullivan
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
W. F. Litchfield
Main St
A. O. Hy
Joseph Killerby
Agnes Richardson
May Ledgard
Grace Bishop
Emma Greenhalge
Fitchburg Normal School
Gilroy Moving Picture Company
Christie’s
No License League
Kryptock
H. P. N. Dahl
Spencer Bros
N. B
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Peston
Miss Buck’s
S. &E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Litchfield Main ST
Op. Mill
Sudbury
Frances Burnett
Little Compton
R. I. Lauchlin McClean
Somerville
Horatio Hunt
Wide World Magazine
Ben
Middlesex Institution For Savings
E. Boeske
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Daniel Lakin
Charles Noll
Ray Robbins
C. F. Edgartom
William B. Bartlett
Hartford, Conn
Jotin
Walden St
Commonwealth Concord Junction
Keyes
Nason Street
Geo. H. Mewes
Josen Maynard
Mass Naylor’s Block
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