Maynard Weekly Social Notes and Local Updates
Maynard residents attend weddings and visits from friends in Andover Keene and Rockland. local officials elect a town physician Dr Edward Salmon. Maynard brass band to host a moving picture show and concert May 16 at Colonial Hall. Assabet lodge M A admits two new members. community events include a dancing school session and theatre outing at Tremont theatre Boston with Mr Higgins enlisting in U S Navy amid district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Salmon
Maynard Brass Band
Colonial Hall
Assabet Lodge
M. A
Clifford King
Frank Parks
Sebago Lake
J.M. Herrick
Hal Ensign
New England
Marion Sullivan
Mapleville
R. I
P. J. Sullivan
Clifford ‘Stetson
Frank
Taylor
Tailor Made Man
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Ohn Higgins
U. S. Naval Service
U. S. Virginia
William Holt
H. Linwood
White
William Naylor
Ethel Jamieson
Framingham Hospital
Harvey Richardson
William Morris
Rebekahs
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
J. Eastman
U. S
Tucker
Philip Dwinell
France
Cooperative Hall
Thomas McMahon
D. Or
A. F. of L
Mass. Fish and Game Commission
Maynard Sportsmen Club
W. R. Peterson
Frank ‘Thompson
Co-operative Hall
Hudson
Winifred O'Malley
Camille Osterhout
Frances Jackson
Concord notable weekend visits and local notices
Weekend visitors include George B. Clark in Wilton New Hampshire Ruth Wyman of Brookline and Edward Rookwood of Lynn In town sightings Alexander Urquhart in a new Buick and Edward Dee substituting at Miss M I Houghton's store Local changes note Loren B Macdonald moving from Walden Street to Lowell Road Carl is building a garage and the Charitable society meets at Mrs Murray Ballou's home Also reported are auctions and price rises at local fountains with ice cream shakes up 5 cents and sodas up 10 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wyman
Brookline
James Cullifane
Concord
Alexander Urquhart
Edward Dee
Charles ‘Tolman
M. I. Houghton
Charitable Society
Murray Ballou
James Mansfield
John Dolan
Michael Dée
Marie Hagerty
Symphony Hall
Choral Society of Boston
North Middlesex
The
Woman’s “Awnmis
M. Davis
Town Meeting Endorses Water Action and Hall Project
April 30 town meeting sustains the water commission decision and rescinds a street mains extension due to insufficient income. It approves finishing the town hall on its current site and urges united support for future government challenges as Bedford contributes to regular and wartime forces. The Ladies of the Town pledge aid for army needs with inspiration from local Revolutionary-era symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Bedford
Navy
Bedford Historical Society
Concord
Bedford Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Margaret Dee of Concord spent Thursday with Bedford friends. Agnes V Kelley of Boston visited Bedford during the past week. Lillian Fitzgerald of Concord Junction stayed with relatives in town. Marketmen's Train on the B and M resumes at 4 45 a m. Mrs George Martin and son Robert of Somerville were recent Bedford guests. Banns of marriage announced between Jesse Holbrook Philbin of New York and Elizabeth Parker of Bedford. A large turnout from town at the sixth annual ball of Concord council No 237 K of C in the armory Friday to benefit Co II 6th Regt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Thomas King
Wadies
Peter Wilcox
Andover
Walter R. Peterson
Keene
N. H
Harold Sheridan
Co. I
Sarah Marsden
Fred Marsden
Lawrence
Waine Kauppi
Leominster
H. D. Thompson
Harvard Medical School
Carl Persons
Sophie Johnson
Rockland
John Poikonen
Clarence Gutteridge
Hiss Irents
Gutteridge
Brooks
Joseph Boothtoyla
Garry Frazer
Albert Randell
Maplest
Walter Taylor
Warren
R. I
Frank Taylor
Grace ‘Mann, Parker Sr
Ida Murphy
Rockville
Pittsfield
Lillian Fitzgerald
Concord Junction
Bedford
George Martin
Son Rrobert
Somerville
Jesse Holbrook Philbin
New York
Elizabeth Parker
Concord Council
K. of C
Co. II 6Th Regt
Concord Junction Community News Roundup
Concord Junction reports reopening after vacation and local notices. George Gardner buys an Overland roadster. Burleigh Pratt visits St Johnsbury. Christain church groups meet. Mass Reformatory inmates enjoy film. Farnham Damon family welcomes a son. Catho lic club meets. James O Halloran becomes treasurer. Loughlin Beck take Reformatory night school posts. Co I benefit dance draws many. Noel Christian recovers from finger injury. C M & H street railway car derailment causes minor track damage and schedule disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardner
Burleigh
Pratt
St. Johnsbury
Ladies’ Socalit
Help of Christians
The
Holy Name Society
the Mass. Reformatory
Noel Christian
Allen
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Church St
Hill
First Dancing Party Opens May Series in Warner Hall
The Catholic club hosted the first in a series of dancing parties in Warner Hall on Tuesday evening. An orchestra provided the music from 8 to 11 30 PM, and the event drew solid interest for a May schedule of weekly dances each Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnerhall
Orchiewtra
Local residents and moves reported in West Acton area
West Acton notes show Lyman and Wetherbee joining the National Guard in Boston and leaving for New York. Hart becomes station agent, moving his family from Shirley. New Haven residents stay with Berry family as others travel to Mast Alberg Vermont for fishing. Reid family fills a new Newton home bought from Blume, Morse family attends funeral in Hast Boston, Wilbur leaves Whitcomb Market for a job with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. in Manchester New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman, Wetherbee
National Guard
Boston
New York
Co. H. Hart
Shirley
George Turner
New Haven
James Berry
J. L. Richardson
Boxboro
Mast Alberg
Robert C. Reid Jr
Newton
George Blume
Ernest ‘Morse
Morse
Arthur Wilbur
W. B. Whitcomb
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Manchester
Organist Changes at Baptist Church and May Carnival
Miss Evelyn Knowlton presided as organist at the Baptist church Sunday, succeeding Edward O. Caiger of Concord who served ten years. His departure is regretted by the church and congregation. The Red Cross community club plans a grand pageant carnival at C O hall May 18 and 19, promising top entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Knowlton
Baptist Church
Edward OC. Caiger
Concord
Caiger
Red Cross Community Club
Enjoyable Evening at the Pageant and Spelling Match Night
A lively evening featured Geo. B. Holton and Mrs. Weeks in a spelling match, with Severs and other humorous acts delighting attendees. The event offered several laughable stunts and a generally good time for all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Holton
Mrs. Weeks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
George B. Clark
Wilton, N. H
L. Anderson & Son
Walden St
Edward Rookwood
Lynn
Everett St
Loren’ B. Macdonald
Lowell Rd
J. Fletcher Carr
Holden
Union Hall
Carllisle
W. P. Lyman
Sudbury Rd
Charles Kent
Kenneth B. Cook
Newark
N. J
Cyrus Cook
Town Meeting
Fitchburg
Torrey
Vialle
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Margaret Dee
Agnes V. Kelley
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Lotus S Bet
Maynard Trust
Maynard, Mass
Sea Island
Oxfords
P. H. Murphy
West Acton
J. A. Finigan
Tel
John A. Finigan
Arthur A. Magurn
Mass Telephone
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