Maynard News Highlights Local Listings and Events
Dr Howard A Hamlin appointed town physician. Division 43 A OH to hold dances May 26 and June 2 in Cooperative. May festival by Congregational church children on May 25. May Day brings no carpenters strike as eight hour day granted. Local residents and bets note parties and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wall
John Dacey
Dorchester
B. J. Coughlin
Johnson Property
Main St
Congregational Church
Maynard Carpenters
Laurence Fletcher
Sherman House
Hudson
George O'Brien
Mansion House
James O'Donnell
McCarthy
Joseph Butterworth
San Francisco
Agnes’ W. Waldron
St. Bridget
Molly Clark
Edward White
Mary McCarthy
Jeremiah Sullivan
Nelile Coughlin
Dennis Sheehan
Fix Is The Man To Do It Near Hillis Residence
The grase grows and a dull mower needs sharpening. J. B. Fix is the go to professional in the Hillis area. My Home Place for sale features a modern 10 room house with conveniences and a large barn. Apply to H. Davis at 109 Summer St Maynard. Dog collar priced at T J Butler’s.
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Fix
Hillis
J. B. Fix
H. Davis
Summer St
Maynard
T. J. Butler's
Local residents noted in Worcester area
Sightings and brief notices list Hopson H C Needham in Worcester Monday. Peter Chabot visited friends in Maynard Sunday. William Felton spent Sunday with friends in Concord. EB Clark now delivering milk in a brand new wagon. Leon Graves age 11 with tonsillitis at Rice Street home. Mr and Mrs B W Lyers of Wal tham guests on Pope Street. Miss Mabel Heath of Worcester Hospital visited parents on Main Street. Miss Winnie Melen of Millia with her mother Ann MacPartlan. Henry Greenache and Miss Bordreau among late visitors in Concord Sunday. Mr and Mrs Freddy of Marlboro spent Sunday with Mrs Bond’s mother. James E Fitzgerald and East Boston family guests of Daniel Peeney at American House. William H Moulton closing carriage and harness business to make bike sulkies.
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H. C. Needham
Worcester
Peter Chabot
Maynard
William Felton
Concord
EB. Clark
Leon Graves
Rice St
B. W. Lyers
Waltham
Pope St
Mabel Heath
Worcester Hospital
Main St
Winnie Melen
Millia
Ann MacPartlan
Cox Henry Greenache
Bordreau
Freddy
Marlboro
Bond
Albert Taylor
Pleasant St
James E. Fitzgerald
Boston
Daniel Peeney
American House
William H. Moulton
Wil
Wires to Gleagondale Signal New Power
Weather favors progress as workmen string electric wires to Gleagondale. With Septic upsurge in new work J. C. Norcross remains on the list constantly and hopes to have Hudson River juice supplying power to the mill village soon.
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J. C. Norcross
Hudson Og
Mill Village
Signs of Failing Vision Reported With Eye Pain Headache
The notice describes vision trouble with eye pain, frontal and temporal headaches, neck pain, light intolerance, watery eyes, and intermittent memory slips during study. It notes general nervousness and prostration as related symptoms. Properly fitted lenses considering health and occupation may relieve symptoms, with eye examinations available any day except Wednesday.
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Clameee
H P N Dahl Ref D Glasses Special Lenses Ground
Local ad announces eye care service with in house grinding and same day special lenses made to order.
Concord Junction News And Social Updates
John Kennedy improves from diphtheria while David Scanlan recovers from pneumonia. Fred Waite reports a fine brook trout catch. Mrs Hodges visits from West Town. the Ring family travels to Boston and Hyde Park. Numerous local moves and improvements include porch addition, upper tenement occupancy, and dentist relocation. Ladies Union notes a May 9 social dance with Flanagan’s Orchestra. West Concord Church to hold annual meeting May 8 with officer elections. Central Street extension work advances amid a growing residential area. Concerns rise over a druggist license denial and Concord remaining a closed town. Stakeholders report earthquake safety in San Francisco. Whist club results and upcoming meeting at Miss Maude Robinson’s. Westvale Woolen Mills undergo a two week shutdown to clear stock.
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Lowell
Everett Munroe
Ernest
Winslow Russell
Hartford
Conn
Channell
Wim. Curley
Highland St
John Gerow
Davis
Bartholomes
Association Hall
Ladies’ Union
Flanagan
Marlboro
West Concord Union Church Society
Central St
D. F. Barrett
P. Bowen
Milton Butcher
Eri. H. Hatch
Board of Selectmen
Concord
Hudson
Wm. Holden
Hazel Holden
Eugene Holden
Plymouth
San Francisco
K. T. McKenzie
J. H. Marrs
J. Farrell
BE. J. & Miller
Maude Robinson
Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Changes and Events
Concord report covers residents traveling and moving, school seniors hosting a last hop, a May 4 high school play, and church lectures. Notable items include Paul Revere auto tours resuming, a new oil tank at Lowell road, fire engineers meeting with George Morrill as chief, and bi monthly communion at Trinitarian church. Also noted are overseas trips by Mrs Lothrop and Miss Margaret Lothrop, unemployment entries for George Orne, and clothing donations led by G Hollis Blake and others to California sufferers.
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Baton Hall
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Union Evangelical Church
Memorial
Rae Eal
Concord
Standard Oil Company
Lowell Road
George G. Morrill
Colonial Hotel
E. W. Morse
Salem
Unitarian Church
Daniel Lothrop
Margaret Lothrop
Europe
Trinitarian Church
H. P. Richardson
Concord Clothing Co
Halladay
Boston
Andrew Peterson
California
G. Hollis Blake
Leonard Goodwin
Wm. H. Allen
Ellen Emerson
Benjamin Brown
Lipton's Start with a Hundred Pound Loan and Gifted Hogs
The New York Telegraph recounts Lipton starting with a £100 loan from his thirty parents twenty years ago. Soon after, he acquired the market's two fattest hogs, scrubbed and ribboned, paraded through the streets to his first store under a banner proclaiming Lipton's.
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N. Y
Lipton
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Towle & Kent
Eaton-Hurlbut
Concord, Mass
C. S. Towne
Friend's Block
J. P. Watson
Walden St
Marlboro, Frye Building
Dr. $. R. Garland
South Acton
DR. O. L, King
To & Maynard’s
Dor. A. Fernald
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Town House
Mass
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Rio
Buster Brown
M. F. Mullin
Nason St
Radcliffe
Keystone Case
a_ fine American movement
Geo. H. Gutteridge
W.B. Case & Sons
G. N. Gove
Creighton
Howard A. Hamilin
James Moran
Mssachusetts General Hospital
H. P. N. Dahl
Hopson
H. P.N. Dahl
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Concord Junction
John Kennedy
David Scanlan
Fred A. Waite
Sarah Hodges
West Town
Mrs. F. C. Ring
Boston and
Hydeark
A. M. Elmes
Gilbert Gates
Walter A. Wright
James Dunlop, Jr
Westvale
L. H. Gilbert
New York
P. J. Sullivan
John McManus
Concord G
J. J. Vanderveer
Mrs. Urbane Derby
Florida
George Orne
Charlestown
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