Local Property Records Across Worcester County Notes
Reads like a fragment listing tax or fee terms 91 09 per year in advance and principal offices in Chase's Block Wood Square Hudson 120 Main St Maynard Borough. Mentions towns NORTHBORO SOUTHBORO BERLIN in Worcester County and addresses in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien ‘County
Northboro
Southboro
Berlin
Worcester County
Chase's
Wood Square
Hudson No. 120
Mainst
Ee i
Main St
Maynard
Rates of Advertising and Notices
Rates of advertising quoted as 750 for one week and 250 for each additional week with various items mentioned. Includes a copy of one in local column and charges per line. Also notes card of thanks and job printing services with prompt description.
Attended To. News Items Will Also Be Thankfully Received
A brief line notes willingness to attend to and invites news items and reader contributions. The sentiment expresses gratitude and readiness to receive future notices.
Maynard Town News Highlights and Local Changes
Maynard selectmen name David Henderson chairman and M H Garfield secretary. Local concert by Phila May Concert Co praised. Gilbert Concert Co failed to show at Music Hall. Fire and injury notices include Andrew Johnson hurt at Powder Mill and Frank Keith injured by a horse. Postmortem planned for A Walker’s horses. post of Registrar of Voters and fire engineers listed. Street department notes and petition from residents summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
M. H. Garfield
Gilbert Concert Co
Music Hall
Andrew Johnson
Powder Mille
William Darling
Odd Fellows
Geo. W. Nason
Boston
Stuart’s Block
Davis & Sargent
Assabet Mills
Riverside
Co-operative
Maynard
Phila May Concert Co
Frank Keith
Powder Mills
A. Walker
Ma ‘Block
Stow
Walker
Fred Gibbs
W. S. En . Henderson
Geo. W. Jordan
A. T. Haynes
Julius Loewe
A. Han Papeere
George Ing Wwaynes
Weeney No Hartman
Emma Nachos
Elisedowe
Lawler
Silas A. Law Ip
Lucius D. Wilson
Robert Caswell
Reig Cc
F. Cahill
Ery
Ledgarda
J. ©Oney
Josepi
Adjourned Town Meeting Adopts Water Worker and By Law Plan
The adjourned town meeting convened at 7 30 pm with Moderator Henderson presiding. Records were read and accepted as the last meeting. Tellers W B Case and H H McGrail sworn in. Voted to hire a water system operative not on the Water Commissioners board with salary under 800 dollars yearly. Adopted salaries for town officers as printed. Committees to draft a new by law code to be presented next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
W.B. Case
H. H. McGrail
Board of Water Commissioners
Cbair
Meritt Exemption from School Building Committee
Fowler and B F Johnson voted to excuse Rev C A Meritt from serving on the school building committee. The meeting dissolved at 8 30 p m.
Local merchants tout latest fashions and bargains
Sue finds a full line of hats at Miss Deane's millinery parlors while Haynes Bros. announce house furnishings and spring style samples. P J Sullivan features spring and summer goods, plus Gentas line. Coopers' Store and Columbia Flour advertise prices and quality as Haynes Bros. offer week long bargains on woolen fabrics and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayoard
Coopers
Columbia
Como
St. Louis
Haynes Bros
Co-operative Dry Goods
Deane
West Acton Notes Busy Village Life and Local News
West Acton reports start of school Monday the 23rd Edith Law returns from St Boston Henry Willard family moves to Boxboro, plans for Our Folks drama March 26 at G A R hall. Baptist circle social Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union event in Concord and local W C T A plans and officers named. Local auctions, shop notices, and community updates across schools, churches, and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Law
St. Boston
Henry Willard
Boxboro
Battles Farm
Geo. W. Sanderson
Memorial church dedication set for March 25
South Sudbury notes the Y P S C B meetings at Acadet Elms and a Ladies Missionary gathering. The Goodnow estate boilers are being moved to Florida for use on Homer Rogers property. The Memorial church dedicatory sermon will be by Rev George Gordon of Boston. Wadsworth students raise funds for a schoolhouse flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadet Elms
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Parior
Goodnow
Homer Rogers
Florida
Memorial Church
George A. Gordon
New Old South Church
Boston
Westvale notes on sickness meetings and services
Mr and Mrs Walter Wright suffer la grippe. Maggie Lawler recovered and is at home. Ladies Circle to meet March 25 with Mrs Damon. James Wright's condition similar. Robert Wood sailing for England three weeks ago. Campbell of Junction preached at chapel Sunday. Jackman couple rejoice over birth of a grandson. Loyal Legion meeting with Mrs Weston. twenty seven members. Ladies Circle met with Mrs Weston March Sith. they presented an elegant lace apron. Rev B H Weston pastor. Services for March 22: sermon 10.30, Sunday school 11.45, evening 7. C E missionary meeting Thursday 7.30 led by Miss Susie Wood. Y P S C held at parsonage on Wednesday on Good Literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Burroughs
Ashvarnham
Marion
Fshing Academy
la Grippe
Ladies of the Baptist Society
Geo. B. Parker
Stow
Geo. A. Conant
Blueine Syndicate
London
England
Blaine
The
Baptist Church
F. C. Nash
Cousa
F. D. R. Hoar
Shattuck
Groton
Dodge
Boxboro
South Acton
Rolfe
Concord
Walter Wright
Maggie Lawler
R. H. Damon
Robert Wood
Campbell
Junction
William Jackman
Loyal Legion
B. H. Weston
Susie Wood
Auction notices for farms stock and tools across Massachusetts
Otis H. Forbush will auction Geo H. Forler’s farm in North Billerica on March 24 1891 and March 31 1891 sale of 33 cows and heifers includes 13 Holsteins. also sale at North Billerica on April 3 1891 for 54 cows five horses wagons and more. Littleton sale April 4 1891 of Frank Ford farm with tools hay and furniture. mortgagee sale with no postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
East Acton
Mass
Geo. H. Forler
Summer Street
Boston
North Billerica
John E. Rowell
Joseph Plummer
Littleton
Frank Ford
Boxboro
Bridget Leaves Home Over Hard Wash with Brussels Soap
Bridget tells her mother she will run away because washing is too hard without Brussels soap. The exchange shows a child’s plea framed as a family quarrel about chores and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Photograph Rooms Notice From C D Holmes
Maynard customers are reminded that the photograph rooms are closed Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for the remainder of the week, with usual hours on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
C. D. Holmes
Hudson Notes From Early Morning Events and Local Happenings
The article reports on early hour displays of the national flag and Erin’s banner from A. O. H. hall, George Martin at the Mansion House stables, and Patrick Foley presiding over Pope’s back. It notes Leighton Bros. factory near readiness at East Pepperell, theatre train arrivals from Marlboro, Evacuation day anniversary decorations, and a French Social club annual dance set for April first. It mentions Paymaster Warren of the Fifth Mass Infantry, Co. M drill recruits, a canceled spiritualism exhibition by Professor Starr, illness delaying J. H. Robinson’s Montreal trip, and Moonlit street illumination after arc circuit breakage. Mrs Beaugrand and daughter visit Montreal sister Mrs H. C. Tower, editor husband of La Patrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
A. O. H. Hall
George Martin
Mansion House
Patrick Foley
Pope
Leighton Bros
East Pepperell
Marlboro
Warren
Co. M
Hudson
Town Hall
William H. Moulton
J. H. Robinson
Montreal
Arc
Subscriptions Arrive for Enterprise and Post Office
Subscriptions have arrived for the Enterprise at this location and at the Post Office, signaling continued readership support. The notice notes distribution and reader engagement at both venues as part of ongoing mailing and sales efforts.
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Obits
Concord notices list Boston visitors and local church events. T. Quincy Brown vacationing in London. Mrs. Eliza Barrett visiting Florida. Abby Brown to host a church meeting. Arthur Hosmer ill. Trinity choir rehearsals for Easter. Sherman Hoar unable to attend Harvard dinner. rheumatic fever and snow damage noted. Miss Emma Louisa Andrews dies at 36 West Cedar Street. Local clergy messages and memorials, plus public notices on legislation about public reservations and state parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Quincy Brown
Boston
London
Gen M. Brooks
Eliza Barrett
Florida
Wm. Leighton
Church Aid Society
Abby Brown
Trinity Church
A. W. Burrill
James B. Wood
Ashville
Misses Brown
Hubbard ‘Street
Cyrus Hosmer
General Sherman
Messrs. Howard and Johnson
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Faray
Thanes
Sivanicion
I Waylor
Naylor
West Acton
Lila Shepard Hod
Lowet
On J. Holt
Littlefield's
Littlefield
H. A. Littlefield
Charlie Moulton
Frank Bulette
Grace Hayward
G. B. Gowen
Fitchburg
Stow Street
Mes McGreen
Hapgood
J.P. Fletcher
Acton Council Royal Arcanum
Abel Farrar
R. R
Farrar
Cyrus Hayward
Haverhill
Sprague
Dr. Livermore
H.checini
Sering Ordian Medicine
R. I
Inang
H. B. White
Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee
First National Bank
Ayer
South Auton Local
Rockford
Baldwin
Wood
South Sudbury
Wadsworth
Westvale
James Wright
Westvale Chapel
John H. Robinson
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
Beaugrand
H.C. Tower
la Patrie
Arthur Hosmer
H. B. Braley
Sherman Hoar
Southern Club
Harvard University
Thorndike
Erippe
Emma Louisa Andrey
Henry Andrews
West Cedar Street
Bostee
Dent
Andrews
Hilton
Ages Church of the Advent
Brimmersteet
Thayer
Groton Episcopal School
B. H. Paddock
Mascachige Itis
E. A. Rand
Concord News
R. F. Barrett
House
New England Commercial Travelers’ Association
Frank P. Sanborn
Joint Committee On Rules
State House
Moses Williams
Sylvester Baxter
W. ©. Endicott, Jr
George F. Hoar
Leverett Saltonstall
Senate Judiciary Committee
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