Local news and events from Maynard town column
Walter Larkin moves to Stow and Bert Akroyd relocates to Monson. High school baseball at Sudbury on Saturday. Graduation in Music hall with seniors dancing in Cooperative hall on June 22. Various visits, employment changes, and upcoming entertainments including The Hired Girl in Music hall this week. Memorial day parade led by Maynard band. Local court fines in district court and bakery expansion at A T Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Akroyd
Monson
Harry Morse
A. T. Haynes
Sudbury
Cooperative Hall
Assabet
M. A
Maybard Brass Band
A. T. Haynes Row
Main St
King Arthur
Matti Silstrong
Oscar Kaskinen
William Judge
Cambridge
Hugo Patterson
Concord Junction social notes and events of June
Local items report J C Waite adding shelving and visits by Mrs J H Snow and Mrs M I Clarke. Sailor Charles Noll on Admiral Dewey bound for Jamaica. Knights Templar parade in Boston. Fostered gatherings include a strawberry festival and church program for Rev Walter W Campbell's 15 year pastorate. Peace Day lectures by Mrs Lucia Ames Mead noted at area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction Grammar School
Harness Shop Boys
Ladies’ Union
Union Church
Walter W. Campbell
Lucia Ames Mead
Mead
Framingham Normal School
Concord Items From A Busy Local Week
Concord notices report Albert Lane moving to Allston and Hargreave’s circus to perform Wednesday night. McConnell adds a Virginia crab to his Concord drug store aquarium. Noll travels to Jamaica for health. Lowden and Wilson win a Thoreau Street house contract for John Jennings Jr. A 130 child class will confirm at St Bernard’s Wednesday night. Middlesex Institution for Ravings meets June 6 at 3 30 pm. High school junior baseball defeats Maynard 18 to 6. Robert Connorton buys the Byron estate at Grant and Sudbury streets for 6500 dollars. Vanderveer expects to occupy his new store by July 1 with an asbestos roof. Travelers class meets at Mrs F M Hollands with Mrs Pepper on Java people and customs. F B Harris offers a top line of monuments. Efforts begin to form a local division of Hibernians with about 200 members. Concord Grange discusses restoring soil fertility. Refreshments served. Brush fire alarms sounded near Westvale and the American powder mills with a hard fight to stop spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Noll
Junction
Jamaica
Lowden & Wilson
Thoreau St
John Jennings, Jr
St. Bernard's Church
Bishop Brady
Corporation of the
Middlesex Institution
Maynard
Robert Connorton
Byron
Grant and
Sudbury Sts
J. J. Vanderveer
Woman's Club
F. M. Holland
Charles H. Pepper
Java
F. B. Harris
Hibernians
Concord Grange
P. of H
Tople
Bessie Foss
Augusta M. Foss
Augusta ‘Patch
Westvale
American Powder Mills
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Alaska
A.T. Haynes’ Department Store
John C. Friend
Concord
MAS
Cape Girls
All the
Baer
Boyan
Mr. F. Mullin
Towne
J. P. Watson
Toptaacros
DR. O. L, King
A. Fernald
Boston
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Mass
Watenhon
J. W. Walden
Raymond, Concord
J. M. Bellows
Geo
Naylor's
W. B. Case & Sons
G. N. Gove
Walter Larkin
Stow
Edward Cross of
Somerville
Charlies Donahue
Needham
Music Hall
Maurice O'Donnell
Billerica
Harry Joy
Moller’s
Kethryn
Nellie Coughlin
Worcester
John Forrest
Lawrence
Mary Shea
Bangor
Jolly Five
Linwood Clark
Assabet Mills
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Our
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Concord Junction
J. C. Waite
Mrs. J. H. Snow
Salem
Admiral Dewey
William Chaplin
Metropolitan
Clinton
Neddie Sumpter
Ashland
W. W. Curtis, Jr
J. N. Cook
New Hampshire
J. L. Sylvester
New East Side Club House
George Conant
Westvale Woolen Co
Knights Templar
J. D. Wilcom
Bertha
Roxbury
Winslow Russell
Hartford
Concord Lodge
George Montague
Grove St
Daniel Ahearne
George Burbank
Hudson
Charles H. Priest
Cambridgeport
BE. W. Blossom
Albert Lane
The
Patriot Press
Allston
Hargreave's Circus
Mr. McConnell
Concord Drug Store
Stone School
W. F. Litchfield
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