Maynard Roundup Notes Local People and Events
Maynard residents and visitors are listed with weekend stays and illness. Highlights include payroll at Assabet mills near $45,000, graduation of town youths enlisting in the U S Navy, Grange meetings, garden plots on Thompson street, and dances at the Concord armory. Banns announced for marriages Florice Trainor Edward Yes and Elma Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Champagne
Northampton
John Brayden
Sudbury St
Assabet Mills
William Taylor
Jersey
Main St
Irvin Howe
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Middlesex Worcester
Pomona
Fitchburg
John Flaherty
Whitney Bent
New York City
James R. Bent
Ralph Jamieson
George Jamieson
U. S. Navy
U.S
U.S. Navy
Congregational Church
James Donahue
Theresa
Joseph Donahue
Bessie
Eva Morton
Mary Scanlon
Lowell
Thompson St
American Woolen Co
Maynard Grange Potato Club
Great Rd
Charles H. Persons
Linden Sr
The
Bay State Hospital
George Coggswell
Edward, Salmon
McGrath
Hudson
Morris Herbert
John O’brien
George ‘Merick
Boston
Home Market Club
Copley Plaza
Dorcas Society
F. B. Sanderson
Lincoln St
Allie Martin
Concord St
St. Bridget’s Church
Florice ‘Trainor
Edward Yes
Framingham
Cis ‘A. Bennett
Elma Leavitt
South Acton
Middlesex Farm Bureau
H. Linwood White
Edmund Whitney
A. C. Dunham
F. L. Gile
Alliston
Lexington Rd
Concord High School
Grange
Union Hall
Association Hall
Lawrence
Trinity
Concord Grange
Pomfret School
Middlesex School
Concord
Middlesex
Rindge Technical School
Ricca
St. “Mark's
Avery
Armory
Maynard Fureon
Pepp
Alpha Sigma Mu Ctub
Monument Hall
Concord Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Concord Junction residents and visitors are listed with weekly calls and stays in towns including Marlboro Lowell Winthrop Worcester Gardner Attleboro Ellsworth Stow Waverly Everett Holliston Marlboro Dorchester Clinton Attleboro and Pepperell. The item notes guests, hosting duties, job changes and a choir of town happenings with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. King
Marlboro
Mary Christian
Lowell
William Ingham
Winthrop
Clarence Dixon
Worcester
C. C. Fisher
Guy Newell
Gardner
R. O. Helsher
Wilfred
Attleboro
Charles Googin
Ellsworth
M. H. Googin
Maynard Ford
Stow
Charles McConnell
Waverly
Charles Hibbard
Harry Deane
Everett
Chester Sawyer
BE. M. Connery
Pepperell
Harvey Stone
Julius Stone
Clinton
A. J. Sweeney
Holliston
George Gauthier
James Riley
Mildred Gerrity
Dorchester
Thomas Flynn
Ernest Carroll
Main St
Margaret Brown
Allen Chair Co
Aker
Chester Elmes
John O’grady
Concord
Co. I
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Groi Phatta
Enic
All
West Acton Notes Include Deaths and Local Happenings
West Acton residents report W. C. Robbins death. Waldo Littlefield returns home improved. James Coburn slowly recovers. Joseph Furbush off duty with grippe. George V. Mead debuts a fine farm work horse. Manson family to lease house in Boston. Central square traffic and war camp plans prompt questions. Invitations set for Glen Gould and Ruth Knowlton wedding June 7. Memorial Sunday events planned. scarlet fever care for a grandson in Waltham. Brush fire near S. L. Richardson’s prompts help. lawns to be planted by Burchoughs and Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Littlefield
Concord Hospital
W. C. Gardner
Studebaker
W. A. Haynes & Co
Maynard
Hattie Whitcomb
A. C. Anderson
Nashua
N. H
Charles Manson
Boston
Universalist
South Acton
Thomas Downie
Waltham
Cora Slack
L. Richardson
R. Burroughs
Allen B. Parker
Bedford Notes Home Front Buzz and Local Visitors
Friday John Walsh left to join the cavalry and residents discuss Liberty Loan bonds. Local visits include Miss Lila Stone and Miss Florence Hartwell, with several townsfolk and visitors noted. A new fire truck arrives under Fire Chief John Blake as plans for St. Michael's Church mission unfold with Oblate Fathers of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
Cavalry
Forest Blake
Lila Stone
Dennis’ Keete
South Billerca
Florence Hartwell
Concord
John McMahon
Concord Rd
Anna McDermott
West Somerville
Bedford
Annie McGovern
Hartwell Rd
John Q. Blake
Christina MacDonald
William Fitzgerald
Concord Junction
Cotter
Winthrop
Springs
Mugh Gardening Sees Strong Fall Crop Prospects
Intensive gardening is in full swing as many use the law to plant on Sundays. A rise in new home garden acreage is evident with fruit trees showing bloom. Seasonable weather fuels confidence in healthy crop results next fall.
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Mary Driscoll
Theresa Malone
Edward Ledgard
Flossie Randell
William McAuslan
Charles Abbott
Keene, N. H
Maria Abbott
Acton St
Gutteridge
Mass. Fire Chiefs’ Association
T. W. West
Stamford
Assabet Manufacturing ‘Co
Frank Underwood
Charles Crossley
Buick Agency
Torrey
Vialle
Lexington
Lincoln
Wayland
Main
Walden
Concord, Mass
West Acton
Ano A. A. Maguan
Dudley Hartford
Mase
Hartford
John A. Finigan
Arthur A. Magurn
Mass
Sidney E. McCleary
Qrocer—Baker
Aynard
Rsex Sante