Auction Sale In Memory Of Mrs Linnehan Farm Tools
Farm sale at Wayland Massachusetts on April 1 1926 features carts wagons a hay mower cultivators and numerous farm tools. Timothy Linnehan listed as owner with cash terms and on site catering. Maynard memorial notes reveal four local groups received 260 each from Orrin Fowler and sons in Nellie M Fowler remembrance.
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Linnehan
State Wayland
Mass
Timothy Linnehan
Maynard
Orrin
Fowler
Guyer
Henry P. Fowler
Nellie M. Fowler
Guyer P. Fowler
Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard Public Health Association
Grace Sweeney
Maynard Legion Auxiliary
George H. Gutteridge
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
Public Health Association
Selectmen's Rooms
Legion Auxiliary
Benevolent Society
Ee Red Cross
Rst
Mrs Nourse Recovering After Major Operation At Waltham
Mrs Samuel A Nourse aged 88 widow of Henry Nourse of Broadmeadow Road is recovering from a serious operation at Waltham hospital. Friends report she is steadily gaining strength and expects to leave soon. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Montague at Emerson hospital on Thursday.
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Samuel
Nourse
Henry Nourse
Broadmeadow Roads
Waltham Hospital
N. Montague
Emerson Hospital
Woods to address trade board at April meeting
Com Woods will speak on labor topics at the Concord Board of Trade meeting next week. The session covers committee business, a sewer topic, and a questionnaire for business men and property owners on public sentiment. Membership applications will be voted. Meeting delayed due to Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board of Trade
Wood
Robert W. Carter
Acton Club to Host Black Iron Shiners at Exchange Hall
The Acton Club brings the radio famed Black Iron Shiners a twelve piece band for an old time dance at Exchange Hall on Wednesday April 7. Two top radio singers join the act along with Happy Hap Meyers the announcer. Tickets available from Acton club members. Four hours of continuous dancing slated for this sole area appearance.
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Acton
Acton Club
Black Iron Shiners
Exchange Hall
Happy Hap Meyers
Happy Happyers
Hibbard
Local residents face illness and recovery updates
A. R. Beach remains at home with grippe while Benjamin Smith is ill with bronchitis. Fred Davis buys grain formerly owned by C. H. operation. an appendicitis patient has recovery enough to return to Nashoba work. Eleanor Hall stays home with a rippe illness. Mrs B. S. Batson at Emerson hospital shows signs of recovery. Amy Fons remains in hospital with friends hoping for full recovery.
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A. R. Beach
Benjamin Smith
Fred Davis
C. H
Nashoba
Eleanor Hall
Batsone
Emerson Hospital
Amy. Fons
Keights Foxhound Club Meeting Postponed to April 14
The Keights foxhound club monthly meeting is postponed until April 14. Mrs E S Cooper is confined to the house with a severe cold. Mrs C J Rennie has returned from Emerson hospital after an operation.
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Keights Foxhound Club
E. S. Cooper
C.J. Rennie
Emerson Hospital
Last Rites For Civil War Veteran Maynard Alonzo F Warren
Alonzo F Warren a respected Maynard resident and Civil War veteran died Sunday after a month of illness. Born April 14 1846 he came to town 33 years ago from Fitchburg. Survived by three children two grandchildren and two other relatives he served in a New Hampshire regiment and belonged to GAR Fitchburg lodge and local veterans groups. Funeral held at home with Congregational pastor Rev William Boicurt officiating and military honors by the American Legion. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Warren
New Hampshire
E. A. Summer Post
GAR
Fitchburg
Rollstone Lodge
Assabet
American Co
Acton
William Boicurt
Congregational Church
Odd Fellows
Alonzo Mason
Maynard Lodge
Francis Johnson
Leo White
Ae Demars
Legion
Les Jonndires
Glenwood Cemetery
A W Davis D Buys Business Of C H Mead
The A W Davis Co has purchased the C H Mead business and plans to expand stock to serve West Acton trading center. Alfred Davis leads the venture, promising fair prices and top markets, inviting the public to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Davis
C. H. Mead
A. W. Davis Co
West Acton & Trading Center
Alfred Davis
The
Davis Co
Nifty Needlers Host Shamrock Party at De Mars Street
The Nifty Needlers met with Mrs Philip Allard as hostess at her home on De Mars street on Wednesday evening. The meeting developed into a shamrock party with a splendid program of Irish songs and music. Among the soloists were Mrs Stella McKenna Annie Lemoyne Esther and Mary Gallagher Irene Foley. Mrs Allard was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs Grace Burnham. Other members of the club present included Bessie Lesage Margaret Larson Gertude Bean Irene Hull Ruby Hull and Elsie Brayden.
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Needlers
Philip Allard
de Mars Street
Stella McKenna
Annie Lemoyne
Esther
Mary Gallagher
Irene Foley
Allard
Grace Burnham
Bessie Lesage
Margaret Larson
Gertrude Bean
Irene Hull
Ruby Hull
Elsie Brayden
Automobile Model Listings From Early 20th Century Ads
A catalog fragment lists several vintage car models with prices and years, including 1926 Essex Coach, 1924 Durant, 1924 Nash Touring, and 1924 Ford Touring. It appears as an advertisement snippet showing used vehicle options and typical values of the era. The text references multiple marques such as Essex Maxwell Durant Nash Ford and Fordor variants, reflecting a dealer inventory snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Concord Junction Mourns Jeremiah Sheehan Founder of Sheehan Family
Funeral held for Jeremiah Sheehan 88 longtime Concord Junction resident and honorary Sheehan family president at Our Lady Help of Christian church. Mass attended by relatives, town officials, and clergy as Concord observes long service of a stone mason, road commissioner, and farmer born in Ireland in 1838. Survived by wife Mary Williams, eight sons, two daughters, 27 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Concord Junction
Jeremiah Sheehan
Sheehan
Our Lady Help & Christian’s Church
Han W
Joseph P. Mahar
V. Charles Donahue
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Francis G. Shields
John MacEachern
David H. Lee
Edward F
William E. Sheehan
Edward J. McLaughlin
Randolph
Iour Lady Help of Christian Parish
David G. Sheehan
Missa the Deter
Paul and
Daniel ‘Sheehan
Harvard
David ©. Williams
Frank J. Williams
Amesbury
Daniel C. Sullivan
Thomas Lawler
Concord Council K. of
Vid Sheehan
Holy Name Society
Concord
St. Bernard’s
Fr Mahar
Mr Sheehan
Main Street
Cort
Ireland
John Sheehan
Massachusetts Highway Association
England
Scotland
Cork
France
Lexington
Mary Williams
John
Northboro
Michael W
Cincinnati
Jeremiah B
Dorchester
Boston
Dennis A
David G
Edward W. Timithy F
Robert ®. Sheehan
Ellen M. Sullivan
Katherine Mannion
Littleton
Billeted proves a big success for West Acton club
The West Acton Woman's Club presented the play Billeted last Friday and Saturday to strong approval. Audiences praised the acting and the new stage, with many noting it suited the production well.
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West Acton Woman's Club
A. FT Rg
Harvard
Concord Players Present Pomander Walk in English Style
The Concord players staged Pomander Walk a three act comedy in the Veteran's Building. Cast members included Jerome Brooke Hoskyn and Harry Little with Ruth Perfont's prologue. The production featured period costumes, elaborate set pieces, a strong ensemble, and detailed production and publicity staff lists.
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Concord Players
Kate Greenaway
Ruth
Jim
Jerome Brooke
Hoskyn
Harry Little
Jacob Stromroyd
Gordon Hutchins
Berkeley Wheelers
John Sayle
Oxford
Marvin Taylor
Hans Miller
Basil Pringle
Jo Mile
Alcott Pratt
Barbara
Berkeley Wheeler
Leonard C. Larrabee
Charles B. Johnson
Harry RB. Little
W. Miller
R. Parker Dudley
Henry A. Laughlin
BD. Ripley. Gage
Marvin C. Taylor
Samuel EK. Morison
Elizabeth Cole
Hans W. Miller
William Allen Smith
Berkeley Wherler
Raymond P. Baldwin
A Bosley
Edwin D. Brooks
Paul C. Lamb
Frederick A. Bosley
Julian W. Ballou
Richard Ballou
James P. Borland
Charles G. Edgarton
Mary H. Chamberlin
Julia Bygrave
Margaret Comins
Elizabeth H. Darling
Nancy Millett
Elizabeth Smith
Esther Walcott
Frances Walcott
Reba Walcott
Pigs of Sumner Teels Destroyed After Mad Dog Bite
Sumner Teels had to kill his pigs after they were bitten by a mad dog here last week. The pigs were among his most valuable stock and their loss will be significant for him.
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Sumner Teels
Maynard Votes on New Sewerage System
Maynard residents at a Monday town meeting approved a sewerage system with a 98 to 28 vote. Construction is postponed to 1927 to avoid this year’s tax hike, funding via a $150,000 appropriation and $160,000 borrowing. The plan includes filter beds at Pine Hill, no odor assurances, and a frontage charge for property owners.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Special Sewerage Committee
Suneeian
Alfred &. McCleary
Pine Hill
Bert
Herbert A
Glendale Street
Lion’s Paw Club Dance Draws Large Old-Time Crowd
An evening at the rative hall hosted by the Lion’s Paw Club drew over 150 couples for a grand march and a program of dances including the quadrille waltz and schottische. Caps of varied hues and Newell’s orchestra added to the social event.
Maynard Attends Funeral of Miss Etta L Haynes
Mrs T Haynes attended the funeral for Miss Etta L Moore held at 65 Mt Auburn Street Friday. Moore, born in Sudbury, served as postmistress and was named postmistress by the late president.
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Uction Sale
HN A. Finigan
the Middlesex
Institution For
Tle
Life Deposit Box
Massachusetts
E. Main &T
L. W. Jones
Tire Shop
Great Rd
Com. Woods
Trade Board
N. Vantwuyver
Fairhaven Rd
Vialle Motor Co
Concord, Mass
Walden Street
West Acton
Ee Tal
Wilhem Itser
Mere Tee Ee
Committee Dowen
Russell George Lawton
Robert Hartin
Champagne
Oliver Trees
Black
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