Notice for timely office submission and drop points
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night in order to secure insertion of the issue of the same week. An earlier receipt will insure against condensation or delay of articles. News, Advertisements or Subscriptions may be left with F. BE, Sanderson Rivérede block, and Subscriptions at RB J Coughlin's news room.
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F. BE
Sanderson Rivérede
RB J Coughlin
News Room
H. L. Whitcomb
Maynard Town Notices Touch Local Burns and Markets
Local items mention Mrs. Powers ill, DeLee ice cream engines, visits by the Knoxes and Parmeter, Dennis Kelley in the mill dressing department, and grading awarded for Mahoney estate. A Pleasant View park land sale is advertised with a weekend band concert and prize giveaways. General notices invite new residents to shop at A T Haynes for carpets and furniture with Boston prices. Mill dressing machines expand to nine with 26 dressers planned.
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Allié Knox
Everett
Harry Parmeter
Dennis Kelley
West Stoughton
Pleasant View Park
Boston
A. T. Haynes
Merchants Consider Wednesday Afternoon Closings
A merchant meeting at Cooperative ball discussed closing Wednesday afternoons all summer from mid June to mid September. George H. Gutteridge was named to prepare a formal agreement and obtain signatures from participating dealers.
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George H. Gutteridge
Baseball Team Strengthened With New Positions
Baseball management pushes to strengthen the team with Clark at first base Brown from Natick to pitch and Ward from last season to cover shortstop or in the field A meeting of all share holders will be held this evening to discuss further action
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Bassi Clark
Fred Brown
Natick
Freddie’’ Ward
Association
Town Meeting to Vote on State Aid for Macadamized Road
Town members will decide soon whether to spend 1000 from the state for road construction with equal town funding. A separate report from the lighting committee is expected at the meeting.
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Committee On Lighting
Plans for School Building Bids Sought
Architect Bateman consulted with the Main Street school build committee this afternoon on specifications for a new building. Bids are being prepared based on the finalized plan and site details.
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Bateman
Eee
Ce Ae
Cetléinga
Rihnoes Tae
Concord Junction News Highlights Community Events
Concord Junction reports union meetings at Mrs. Damon’s home and church services by Rev. Campbell and Rev. Bernard Copping. The Edmondson quartet entertained at Association hall, Cradle Roll reception at Union church, and Straw festival plans with May 23 program. Local sports note Concord Junctions beat Quinobins 15 to 6 with Morales striking out 13. North West residents seek road accommodation with the Big Co. notices call for submissions by Tuesday night.
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Edmondson
Mies Ruth Park
Association Hall
Unio
George A. Andrews
West Andover
Union Church
W. Campbell
Jennie Hatchef
Winslow Russell
Dick Grant
Concord
Waltham
Morales
John Boylan
F. Hayes
North West
Concord, Aenard and
Hudson Street Big Co
Concord News Highlights Local Events and Legal Notices
Milon Beane holds a savings position at Cross. Miss Ball hosts the Frolié club on Lowell road. William Hildeburn returns from Vermont. Fred Alcott Pratt wins a golf sweep at Saco Links. John McMullen faces fines for drunkenness and assault. Canoe clubhouse contracts awarded to Charles E Miner. electric wiring by John Keyes for Honeysuckle Island project. Corinthian lodge meets. Yale A A interscholastic results show Walter Hubbard excelling in jumping events. Memorial day concert organized by local schools under Prof Archibald. Union club dance planned for Memorial day funds for Catholic cemetery. May 19 1902 letters listed. Town to license tourist carriages. fire alarm at Emil Thorpe’s house reveals chimney fire with soot spread.
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Miss Ball
Frolié
Lowell Road
William Hildeburn
Camcord
Vermont
Fred Alcott Pratt
Saco Links
Satur
Emil Thorpe
Eaton's
Monument St
Olrechey
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Adelbert Fernald, D Mi D
Rd Graduate Dental
Harva University
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Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
Whitney
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Young’s Beef
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M. F. Maullin
Stephen Powers
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H. G. Worth
Nantucket
Wendell Bovis Tab Katen
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Lowell
James Loughlin
Lester Jewett
Ladies’ Union
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Weat Andover
Robert W. Socmais
Dakota
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Adna D. Johnson
John D. Lovey
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Fred Oe Pittigrove
Pata
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Corinthian Lodge
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Jolly Four
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Walter Bagney
Jollies
Wil Mepebah
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John McMullen
Goncord
Walter Hubbard
New Haven
Yale A. A
John M. Keyes
Canoe Club
Honeysuckle Island
Mr. Keyes
A. Urquhart
Archibald
Union Club
Father Moriarty
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G. B. Fernald
Max Hansen
William Hopkins
C. A. Linscott
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