Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Maynard residents report visits from Miss Ethel Jameson on vacation and numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch in Milford. Local shifts include William Dorsey joining W. A. Haynes Co and extensive social rounds with friends from Boston, Manchester, Framingham, and Burlington. The town plans for Millbridge replank, a Lake Boon lease by Middlesex club, a successful Fighting Blood screening, and a White Cross guild basket sale in Riverside hall on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Grippe
George Lynch
Milford
William Dorsey
Worcester
W. A. Haynes Co
P. Provencher
New York
Felix Rainville
Max Blatt
Clarence Mackin
Manchester
H. Hambien
N. Leipsic
Boston
Abe Bander
John Driscoll
Millbridge
Middlesex Club
Melrose
Lake Boon
Charles Keene
Millbury
John Peterson
Walter Peterson
Frank Thompson
Barre
George Kaler Jr
Maynard Checker Club
Lowell Checker Club
Graham Forgie
John Frazier
Burlington
John Smith
Cleveland
Nathan Rayner
Northboro
Charles Murray
Mary Shea
Paul Hilander
Glendale
Maynard Lodge
Colonial Hall
P. H. DeLee
Rexall
Sadie
Bessie McBride
Framingham
Joseph O’brien
Patrick Carbonne
Thompson St
John Nordberg
Frank Goettler
James Morgan
Rocky Point
R. 1
St. Hilda’s Guild
St. George's Church
Wm. F. Litchfield
Concord K. of C
Concord
White Cross Guild
Riverside Hall
Keto
Kaleva Co-operative Association
Vinal Haven
Stow
Bennett
Youngerman
Brighton
S. Bander
Mansfield
David Bander
Acton St
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol
R. T
Maynard
Annie McCarron
Wm. Brayden
Edwin ‘Joop
Thomas Wright
Charles Courtenay
Robert Jackson
Edward Doherty
R. I
The
Woolen and Worsted Overseers’ Association
Concord High Cancels Leominster Game After Storm
Miss Priscilla Ames, a Lincoln schools teacher, hosted Concord friends Sunday. Miss Dorothy Tewksbury returned from Britain spending the weekend at the Manse. Miss Margaret Pope visited sister Mrs. Edward Moore. Geo. B. Scott bought a 1916 Ford touring from Torrey & Vialle. Judge Frederick H. Chase bought a Hudson supersix from the same dealers. The Leominster game was canceled due to the storm. The road department reports heavy rain delaying tar work and a possible relocation for a school site next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Ames
Lincoln
Concord Friends
Dorothy Tewksbury
Britain
Margaret Pope
Edward Moore
Geo
Leominster High
Concord High
Concord Council Whist Party and Dance Draws 100 Plus
Over 100 attended a whist party and dance in Concord. The event ran from 8 to 11 for whist with Miss Connell and Mr. Mahoney winning the prizes, and dancing from 8 to 1 in the hall above. Committee members included D G K William Brennan and others. ices and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Kui
Concord Council
K. of C
Council
Miss Connell
Mr. Mahoney
Sieame
D G. K
William Brennan
Joseph M. Appleby
Thomas Hopkins
Finsec
James Loughlin
John Jennings
Matthew Harrington
Park District Camp Fire Girls Hold Friday Dance
The Punkatasset Camp Fire girls held a Friday evening dance in the town hall with about 50 couples. Mrs. Allen French Mrs. Leslie R. Moore and Mrs. W. D. Lovell served as matrons, guardian Miss Esther Wheeler assisted, Ruth Allen and Fred Stone of Sudbury provided the music.
Middlesex County WCTU Holds All Day Convention
Middlesex county WCTU holds an all day convention at the Trinitarian church this Wednesday. Delegations of white ribbon advocates arrive from across the district. Speakers and music mark the program with a luncheon served at noon and visits to local sites for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Waltham residents visit. Riverhurst camps open for summer. John Myers joins C W Blakes drug store. Mrs O L Norton of Malden visits. Mrs George Hill leaves G A Skelton store. Mrs Mabel Williams joins Skelton dry goods. K of C whist and dance in Concord draws crowds. Armory cinema in Concord hosts many. James T Bentley, wool dealer from St Clairsville, visits Bedford. Barnum Bailey circus heads to Boston next week. Rep and Mrs Harvey of Somerville visit Hartford Street. James Thompson, formerly of Bedford wet wash laundry, visits. Lexington Park reopens May 28 with evening performances. Bedford Civic Club nominates for 1916 17. Tar dusted roads, weather halted maintenance. Enamel fountain for Dr Hayden memorial nearly done at Main and Spring. Former agent now at Wenham. Republican national convention in Chicago draws interest. Massachusetts may swing. Louis I Pfeiffer directs committee and promotes benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Young
Waltham
Riverhurst
John Myers
C. W. Blake
O. L. Norton
Malden
George Hill
G. A. Skelton
Mabel Williams
Harvey
Somerville
Main and
Spring Sts
Hayden
Wenham
Chicago
Massachusetts
Louis I. Pfeiffer
Bedford
Town News Roundup From Boxboro and Nearby
A series of brief hometown items lists visits illnesses births and local happenings. Frank Upham Medford and Mrs Desouza are noted residents while births in Boxboro are announced. A fishing party is planned for June 8 and farm sales switch to Edwin F. O Brine of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Upham
Medford
Joseph Desouza
Samuel Bresth
Lowell
Ruth Harrington
Lunenburg
Harry Hettinger
Boxboro
James Knights
Geo. H. Reed
Boston
Earle Randall
Pierce Co
C. G. Stickney
Staples
Bagley
New York
Hall Staples
Arthur Wilbur
Ohio
Indiana
Mary Bean
C. J. Holton
Capt. Haley
Swampscott
Dixon
L. W. Hall
Harvard
Warren Fairbanks Place
Edwin F. O’brine
F. F. Reed
Ellen Kimball Fred Bartlett
John Watkins
C. C. Ramsay
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Isaac Davis
Stoddard
N. B
L. W. Richardson
William Keefe
W. B. Whitcomb
Maynard
Daniel Cullinane
South Acton
Kept Open House at Llewsac Lodge Fr Willard Settlement
Open house at Llewsac lodge the Frances Willard settlement featured a dedication for the Eva M Downs memorial corridor led by Mrs Katherine Lent Stevenson and a commemorative exercise by Mrs Mary Frost. Belle Witt sang, a lunch ran 12 to 2, reception for Mrs Samuel McCall, and in the evening settlement children performed folk dances a cantata Crowning the May Queen with the settlement orchestra playing and lodge items on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewsac Lodge
Frances Willard
Katherine Lent Stevenson
Eva M. Downs
Mary
Frost
Belle Witt
Samuel McCall
Local notes from Concord Junction and surrounding towns
Sunday visitors and travels among Concord Junction residents include Miss Lillian Perry in Stoneham, Harold Coolidge and Alexander Scott at Lawrence, and others. The road department mends streets this week while a Thursday chicken pie supper with music and social hour is planned at Union church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham
John Snow
Union
N. H
Peter Bergeron
J. Frank King
St. Louie
T. Blood
Pepperell
Sadie Burke
J. D. Wilson
Bangor
F. A. Cleaves
Reformatory
Margaret Shea
Woonsocket
Patrick Kelly
William Connor
Waverly
Miss Lacy Whaten
Clinton
William Reilly
James Lees
Boston
T. C. Leighton
William Wood
Florida
Ray Robbins
New York
W. C. Robbins
Wilson
Waltham
James Lindsay
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Union Church
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Best Santos
Teléphone
Main Street
Concord, Mass
P.H. Murphy
Miss Ethel Jameson
Robert Hatch
Glenwood
Main and Nason Sts
Concord Junction
Lillian Perry
F. C. Leighton
Sword Touring Car
Alexander Scott
Lawrence
Harold Coolidge
John A. Finigan
Mass
Tel
Walden ‘Hall
Main St
J. Bert Brigham
Finigan & Magurn
Ain ST
Gonogord, Mass
Steet
Charles E. Wheeler
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