Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Maynard items include Maynard H Persons buying a Buick, Mrs Bell planning a summer hotel at Old Orchard, and the Moynihan family welcoming a baby girl. Memorial Day cards at Ledgard's, high school closed for teacher visits, Dramatic club presenting Messmates, and local concerts at Nason Street school. Transportation updates note tarvia street coating and river travel readiness. The Riverside Cooperative received a $100 inducement via mail, and local bands and school concerts provided entertainment through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledgard’s
Thomas Bell
Old Orchard
John Moynihan
Summer
Judge John S Keyes Rests After Concord Funeral
The obituary notes Judge John Shepard Keyes was laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow cemetery after a simple service at First Parish church. Prominent officials and legal figures attended as flags flew at half staff and town activities paused. Keyes born Sept 19 182T in Concord spent his life serving the town and state through law and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shepard Keyes
Sleepy Hollow
First
Leonard Metcalf
Herbert Hosmer
Adams Tolman
Ralph Hobden
Woodward Hudson
Theodore Chamberlain
Edward Clahane
Stedman Buttrick
Concord
Ireland
Co. I
Charles K. Darling
Nity
Kennedy
Newton
Lace
Waltham
Johnson
Woburn
Kingabury
South Framingham
McDowall
Marlboro
Wéhtworth
Somerville
Keyes
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
John
Ann Shepard Keyes
George Shepard
Joseph B
Ann
Court House
Monument St
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Bedford Notes and Local Events in Brief
Raph McKee joins W G Webber. Cold weather keeps visitors away. Gypsy moth strike stirs locals. W S Young secures Sixth class license. A J Poland Co to lay 1000 feet of pipe. work to finish this week. Frederick Blake returns from Cuba and Florida for a visit. Studebaker sprinkler wagon debuted. 600 gallon capacity. Mrs A Y Poland recovering from illness. Dr Hamble attended. Brush fire in Carlisle Woods called by 3 15 p m alarm. government moth commission on scene. May meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association set for May 19 at 3 30 in the schoolhouse. Bedford Civic Club defeats Shawmut National BC on Page Field 17 to 4. Thaxter urged opponents with more class in innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Moth Commission
Board of Selectmen
W. Young
Chas. W. Blake Co
A. J. Poland & Co
Water Commissioners
Frederick Blake
Cuba
Florida
John Q. Blake
Hillside Ave
Studebaker
A. Y. Poland
Carlisle
Government Moth Commission
Parent- Teacher Association
Bedford Civic Club B. B. C
Shawmut National B. B. C
Page Field
Thaxter
Five Associates to Host Third Social Dance in Concord Junction
Concord Junction reports the Five Associates will hold the third social dance in Association hall Friday evening. Miss Barbara Sechlitier of Somerville visited Mrs. Mthel Stuman. An anniversary dance drew attendees from the armory Thursday. The Young Men's club formed a track team and schedules a meet on May 28. Mrs. Wallace Williams of Weymouth visited town, and fans attended the Boston-Detroit game Saturday. Daniel Blaine left Strathmore Woolen mill for work at the powder mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sermont High
Little Maynard
Maynard
Wilcox & Howard
Pai
Association Hall
Barbara Sechlitier
Somerville
Mthel Stuman
Mate
Armory
Wallace Williams
Weymonth
Peter Bullock
Winston Russell
Hartford
Conn
Daniel
Blaine
Strathmore Woolen Mill
Powder
Union Church Notes and Upcoming Activities
Next Sunday morning Rev F H Viets will conduct services and in the evening the pastor speaks on Holy Things. The Endeavor rally with this church was well attended and profitable. The Ladies Union plans a sale of fancy and useful articles with cake and ice cream next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Viets
Ladies’ ‘Union
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Lawrence Academy
Frank Pierce of Lawrence Academy was in town SIM. George V Kennedy moved household goods to the Junction and settled at Crest. Crest at Manches H formerly of Concord hosted by Rrastue MH Smith. The NBL Pat Men's club grows with Concord citizens joining. The Bedford Dramatic Club’s Theistrate is set for Hawthorne chapter O S to present in Am Sovietation hall May 27. In the golf handicap match at the club, L A Bradford and M B le Bradford lead with three down. other scores noted. Julian Ball hosted 18% friends on Bimst for his birthday. Kenneth B provided refreshments in a casual, enjoyed gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Kennedy
Crest
Oe Chase
Manches H
Concord
MH. Smith
N.bl Pat
Bedford
Hag
Hawthorne Chapter
O. S
Golf Club
M. B. le Bradford
A. Tower
Grafton St. L
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Dondersander
Act
H. P. N. Dahl
Optometrist
Post Office
Maynard, Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Kleinert
Steleton
Edith A. Buck
Main Street
M. Wood
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Mass
Miss Buck’s
S.& E. Jones
Commowealth
Concord Junction
W. F. Litchfield
Malin
Eco
H. Persons
Harvey Broadbent
Syracuse
N. Y
Christie's
Alice Wall of
Frank S. Ferns
Fr. B. Taylor & Co
Gilroy
Cooperative Hall
Music Hall
State Highway Commission
Paper Mill
Iroad
Maynard Dramatic Club
Roland P. Harriman
John Harriman
Royal Harriman
Roland Harriman
B. Shattuck
Albany
New York Senate
St. Bridget’s Sunday School
the Modern Sewing Society
Edward Carlton
Southboro
Theodore Woolerschied
South Bramingham
Raymond Hamlin
Hudson
Wright
Wilbur Hamlin
Charles Higgins
John Lyons
Gov. Hughes
New York
Riverside Cooperative Association
Conscrence Fund
Sovereigne of Industry
Raymond Kitchin
Nason St
Kitchen
John S. Keyes
Raph McKee
W. G. Webber
Fiske Printing CO
Masonic
Joshua Edwards Brown Sr
P.O
Postal
E. Boeske
OLD Wright's Tavern
Charles C. Wellman
Union Church
Frank Pierce
Lawrence Academy
John M. Keyes
Nason Street
Mass Naylor
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