Local notices from Woburn to Marlboro and beyond
Augustus Newton is reported to be quite i. Miss Grace Bishop has been visiting in Woburn. The land sale at Concord terrace was closed Saturday. Miss Maud Riley of Attleboro was at her home here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayward, Main st., are the parents of a baby girl. A. Hilden purchased a new Stanley steamer from Charles Ford. Magdalene chapter prepares for an anniversary May 17. James Longley attended a funeral in Marlboro. Frank S. Ferns equipped his drug store with new chairs. Miss Emma Greenhalge and Martha Parker visited Fitchburg. Harry Ledgard to census in Stow. Michael Tamloff leaves for Russia. Hibernians gathering at Lexington park. Miss Clementa Sullivan spent time at Maple st. Kramer’s meat store goods sold at auction. Junior class visited Boston Art Museum. Fire in outbuildings on River st caused minor damage. Freshman class presented Emma Guillow a bracelet. Drugstore license granted to Frank S. Ferns. Club license granted to Cricket club. Anniversary of Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 33 A. O. H. next Wednesday with Brigham’s orchestra. Harry Cook to auction stock at Assabet Furniture Co. Wednesday at 2. Retailers close Wednesday afternoons. June 1 target. Business Men's club urged action to aid poor in towns and publish aid recipients’ lists.
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Grace Bishop
Woburn
Concord Terrace
Maud Riley
Attleboro
Frank Hayward
Main St
A. Hilden
Charles Ford
Magdalene Chapter
O. B
Emma Greenhalge
Martha Parker
Fitchburg
Harry Ledgard
Stow
Michael Tamloff
River St
Russia
Hibernians
Middlesex County
Lexington Park
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonvile
R. L
Maple St
Kramer
Emma Guillow
Board of Selectmen
Frank 8
Ferns
Cricket Club
Bedford notices and local happenings on Main Street
Bedford civic baseball opens season against Sun Textile school. Dr Ross K Whiton unveils plans for a 10 room residence on Fletcher Ave. Louis Feliffer named special police officer. Summer visitors flock to Riverhurst and Bedford House registers Miamaes. Insurance broker M F Manning promotes policies. Bedford board announces liquor license application for Druggist in Fletcher Block. Irving I Hodgdon, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Civic Club
Pagefield
Sun Textile School
Ross K. Whiton
Fletcher Ave
Paris News Snapshot: Power Shifts and Trade Concentration
Paris boasts 30 000 alcohol selling establishments and suggests the prime minister wields more power than the president. The coal trade is nearly monopolized by Auvergne natives. The Paris Eclair reports a smokeless powder now serving the army, resistant to heat humidity light and Herzian wavering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Auvergne
Short Stories and Trinkets From a Bygone Era
In 1900 the patent office issued 83 514 patents while 22 389 expired. A wary warning surfaces about shop cooperation collapsing. A Vienna restaurant uses a curtain of failing water to simulate rain around diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Concord Junction Neighbors Noted in Local Roundup
Frederick Chase visits his parents while Miss Ida Gerrity stays with relatives. William Reilly joins the Boston Harness Co. Harold Rideout and Miss Mary Williams are mentioned with health and residence notes. Clarence Hosmer converts a new home on General St. Union church grounds are graded. William Hamilton appointed police officer after Officer Sullivan's death. New crushed stone sidewalks improve town paths. B M railroad cars deliver iron girders for wooden bridge. W W Blossom resigns from the reform school and plans an undertaking business. The Five Associates hold a first social dance. a chimney fire at Thomas F Carroll's home prompted a quick response. Laws Brook road junction grounds look well after town improvements. Deeded land by West End and Co. becomes a small park after town projects.
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Ida Gerrity
William Reilly
Boston Harness Co
Harold Rideout
Bradford St
Mary Williams
Arthur Frizzle
William Lawrence
Clarence Hosmer
Hosmer
Lester Sewitt
Union Church
William Hamilton
Concord
Sullivan
Goode
T. Hadeon
Association Hall
Thomas F. Carroll
Laws Brook Road
Commonwealth
West End and Co
Local Notices and Society Happenings Preview
The piece mentions Miss Buck at Nine Acre corner with a novice, J. W. Raymone's ad urging profit, Roabury high school sending a team to a playground diamond, missionary society meetings at Trinitarian church, H. 8. nine and schools planning a game this Wednesday, Loyal Temperance Legion led by Maude Pindeleen with a talk on Habits, and Mrs. Sarah B. Selemes renting a corner house to Laura B. Barrett returning from abroad with move to Nishawtue road underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Raymone
Roabury High
Trinitarian Church
Tno
Tania Teenie Tower
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mine Maude Pindeleen
Mise
Hunt
Miss Pindeleen
Sarah B. Selemes
Academy Lane
Sudbury Road
Laura B. Barrett
Jude
Barrett
Nishawtue Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augustus Newton
Bne
James Longley
Marlboro
Frank
Boston Art Museum
Agnes Barry
Ladies’ Auxilary
Cooperative Hall
Brighami
Orchestra of
Marboro
Harry Cook
Maine
Assabet Furniture Co
Business Men’s Club
Bedford
Blake
Mr. O'Connor
Lexington
the Magistrate
The
Civic Club
Louis Ffeliffer
Lou
Louis
Riverhurst
Bedford House
Sweetwater
Businens
New England
Haverhill Lodge of Elks
J. N. Willett
Maynard
Christie's Dry Goods
M. F. Manning, Fire and Life Insurance
the Board of Selectmen
Maia
Sydney W. Young
Treasueer Inc
Lcense
Fletcher Block
Irving I
Hodgdon
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
Beef Trust
Spencer Bros
Walden “St., Concord, Mass
Tel
SILK
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
A. M. Wood CO
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Miss Buck
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
W. F. Litchfield
Opp Mill
Frederick Chase
Woodsen
W. W. Blossom
Reformatory
Blossom
Joshua Edwards
P. O
E. Boeske, Maynard
OLD
Charles C. Wellman
Nene
Nine Acre Corner
John M. Keyes
Walden &J
Ave
Keyes
Waltham E
Nason Street
GEO. H. Watchmaker
Meas Naylor’s Block
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