Maynard Community Notes Highlight Memorial Day Closures
Maynard reports a Memorial Day when all stores close for the holiday. Local visits include Waltham and Marlboro guests, with clambake at Puffer's Pond and a large Moller furniture sale drawing many clerks. The Walkover baseball team opens Saturday against Marlboro Baptist A. A. in a promising season starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
Quincy
John McCormack
Hyde Park
Sara McCormack
Moller Furniture Company
Baptist A. A
Marlboro
In the Nick of Time Conductor Moore Prevents Accident
Conductor Walter Moore of the Acton and Maynard street railway showed quick presence of mind when a horse attached to a carriage with two women and a child backed toward a bank near Nason and Summer streets. He sprang from his rapid car, seized the horse by the bridle, and prevented a likely tip and serious injuries. Witnesses say Moore was the right man in the right place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Acton and
Maynard
Moore
Mr. Moore
Bill by Rep Lynch Expands State Hiring Bureaus
Result of a bill presented by Rep C. S Lynch passed without opposition. Notices of vacancies in state employment bureaus were posted around town this week. The list shows numerous vacancies and the destination bureau for applicants. Lynch is credited with foresight in pushing the legislation.
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Lynch
Community notes from South Sudbury and vicinity
A Memorial church service in Me morial church and social visits highlight the week. Me rry making at Nelsons, purchases by Raymond Syndicate, and painting by Priestly of Saxonville are noted. G A R attendance, a Yo Yo works accident, and local business activity at the Yo Yo factory accompany farm and plant preparations for Memorial Day.
Sudbury Notes Local Visits and Seasonal Preparations
Sudbury gossip notes include Miss Blanche Turner of Boston as a Sunday visitor, Miss Ethel Turner returning from Baltimore, and Bent Ely of Waltham visiting Frank H. Hadley. The post office will close Memorial Day from 9 20 am to 2 pm, clock in town needs repair, Cove Landing store at Lake Boone to open for season, boats and canoes ready for service, trains at Ordway Crossing stop near the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Turner
Boston
Ethel Turner
Baltimore
Bent, Ely
Waltham
Frank H. Hadley
George , Porter
Leominster
Cove Landing
Lake Boone
Ordway
Central
Wanted: Sudbury Enterprise Copies 1898 June 9 16 23
Request for copies of the Sudbury Enterprise from June 9 16 and 23 of 1898. Provide address with price, Box 8673, Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Enterprise
Boston
Mass
Union church sermons and community events
Concerd Junction hosts Rev. Tewksbury of Concord and Rev. Harris of Beacon Falls to preach at the Union church Sunday evening and morning. The Woman's club to stage Breezy Point with the Acton Dramatic company. Memorial Day observances planned at the reformatory with yard activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tewksbury of
Concord
Union Church
W.H. Harris
Beacon Falls, Conn
Union
The
Woman's Club
Acton Dramatic Company
Concord Francis Rodman Attends With A P Chamberlin
Francis Rodman and A. P. Chamberlin traveled to Vermont with Miss Saunders, who spent Sunday with her mother. Eloise Beers visited Miss Margaret Lothrop at The Wayside. Mrs. Harry Tuttle returned from Denver after a relatives’ visit. J Alvord Rose of Dartmouth college weekend with his parents on Thoreau. The Ladies Missionary Society and Women’s Board meetings were held in the afternoon focusing on Philanthropic Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Beers
Margaret Lothrop
Harry &. Tuttle
Denver
Col
J. W. Raymond
Drew
Baboosie Lake
J. Alvord Rose
Dartmouth College
A. Hi Rose
Thoreau
Saciet
Alof
Mialen
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Alfred E. McCleary
Riverside Block
A. L. Hicks
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
Concord, Mass
Towne
Friend's Block
R. Garland
Maynard Black Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Ottiée
Colonial Building
R.H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynfiard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Dunction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Merry Widow Jewelry
Hamilton Watch
Hamilton
GEO
H. Gutteridge
Watchshaker and Jeweler
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Finney & Host
South Acton
ACTON
Concord Junction
Loring Employ
Main ST
F. Litchfield Opp
Mill
Jaméa Ledgara
Winooski
Thomas Bell
Bthdl Rich of
W. F. Cannon of
Clinton
Town
Prosperity Club
Puffer’s Pond
Ralphin
Woonsocket
R. J
Elizabeth Wilson
Maud Turnbull
Watertown
Edward Price
Glendale St
Hugh Miller
Rose Casey
Oldtown, Me
George H. Creighton
Samuel Miles
Worcester
Jeremiah Sullivan
Louis Campbell
Henry O’donnell
Edward Carey
South Framingham
A. A. Hilferty
Helen
Veitch
Lawrence
Cr. B. Moller
Thomas Naylor
Mary Taylor
Emma ‘Miller of
Walter ‘Taylor
James Bradley
Wne of
James Sheridan
South
Sudbury
Memorial Church
Mrs. O. F. Nelson
Waltham Sunday
L. C. Hunt
Roxbury
Hunt
Raymond Syndicate
Frost
Mrs. Davis
Somerville
Nelson
N. H. Perkins
Unitarian Church
Framingham
Pickett
R.H. Hall
F. B. Tulis
Jn. Marlboro
Hud
G Gnard
Arthur EB. French
Yo Yo
Wi BE. Fowle
Hurlburt Rogers Machine Shops
Moxie Co
G. B. Harrington
John Murrey
South Sudbury
Lake
Boone
Sunbury Local
Geneva
Elgin
H. P.N. Dahl
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George Stor
Fitzgerald
Mr. Russell
Rev. Whidden
Russell
Francis Rodman
A. P. Chamberlin
Tow, Vt
Hme Saunders
Deast
Sherwin-Williams
Fo UK Te Co
Ledcafes
Concord Junction, Mass
North Acton
D. C
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