Haynes & Co Maynard Furnishings and Passengers Train Crash
Haynes and Co of Maynard advertises summer furnishings including Crex Grass Rugs and lawn items. A derailment near a bridge injured the fireman and caused contusions to a passenger aboard the Marlboro freight, with a large Friday night audience present at services and a separate housing ad offering an eight room modern house for sale and another for rent near Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
George Clapp
Acton Notes Brightens Town with Visits and Events
Acton residents host and visit across nearby towns. Local gains include new porch additions, a large sale of Captain Luke Smith's estate, a Memorial Day sermon, and a June 2 dance. A Concord Junction quartet and a public debate highlight community formality and school programs.
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Grace Parent
South Framingham
A. L. Noyes
Concord High School
United States
Acton
Harold R. Phalen
Leonard D. White
Russell Davis
Lincoln
Luke Smith
Mass
Concord
Captain
Davis, Hosmer and
Hayward
Memorial Day Plans and Local Lodge Activities in Acton
The Citizen's Library will not be open Saturday May 20. A Post 138 G A R delegation attended services in Maynard. W R C No 62 to exemplify work June 1. Alfred Richardson went to New Hampshire to pasture cattle. Acton lodge I O F hosted Groton lodge with about 50 members. degrees conferred and banquet served. Memorial Day program set with assembly 7 30 a m G A R hall decoration Mt Hope 8 a m Acton Centre 10 a m Woodlawn 10 30 dinner Maynard 12 decoration Maynard Cemeteries 2 p m and address Music Hall 3 p m.
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G. AR
Maynard
Leo‘minster
Alfred Richardson
New Hampshire
Acton Lodge
Groton Lodge
Post
G. A. R. Hall
Mt. Hope
Acton Centre
Woodlawn
Maynard Cemeteries
Music Hall
Maynard Proves Phenomenal Success with Large Stock
Maynard achieves remarkable success as demand soars for product backed by a very large stock. The company plans to capitalize on the surplus to meet continuing customer interest and expand distribution.
Acton Grange Confers Degrees at Recent Meeting
At its last meeting Acton Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on Wendell F. Davis Aurin R. Payson and Arthur W. Morse. The degree staff presented their trill for the first time and it was admirably done. A feast followed the initiation. Visitors included State Master Carlton D Richardson and Deputy Evans F Richardson from neighboring granges Stow Boxboro Littleton Concord. There were 89 Acton Grange members present, totaling 136. Ralph Perry has been at the Monument House for several days.
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Acton Grange
Wendell F. Davis
Aurin R. Payson
Arthur W. Morse
Carlton D. Richardson
Evans F. Richardson
Stow
Boxboro
Littleton
Concord
Straw Hat Cleaner promotion at Dele's Pharmacy Maynard
Acton Centre Local notes a prepaid straw hat cleaner offer at Dele's Pharmacy in Maynard. Customers can obtain enough cleaner to clean two hats by paying ten cents on receipt.
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Dele
Maynard
Delee
Local Acton Blacksmith Sells Shop After Long Service
After 41 years at the central village blacksmith shop S A Guilford sells his interest to John McNiff who has long worked with him. Guilford served 85 years in total with six prior years elsewhere and McNiff is regarded as an upright, long-time local resident entering the new venture.
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S.A
Qleppe
Summer Resorts Guide by New Haven Railroad
The Passenger Department of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad issues a Manual of Summer Resorts featuring about a thousand seaside, mountain, and rural retreats in New England. It explains how to reach them, trip costs from New York, hotel and boarding options with rates, and other travel tips for city vacationists. Copies mailable on request with a two-cent stamp.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New England
New York
Long Island Sound
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Marlboro Social Notes and Local Movements
Marlboro familiar names appear across short notices. William Quinlan works at the Marcy factory while Nora F. Sullivan buys the Rose Clancy estate at 99 Essex Street. Various visits, moves, and small events unfold among residents from Boston to Holliston and Lincolns street.
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William Quinlan
Marcy
I. R. Davis
Boston
Ellen Brewer
Lincoln St
Gay St
D. W. Lynch
Brookline
Phil J. Burke
William J. Tutty
Salem
South St
Nora F. Sullivan
Rose Clancy
Essex St
Matthew Kenney
Holliston
Marlboro
C. A. Morton
Robin Hill
Clinging Lines of Present Modes in Negligees and Gowns
A Paris influenced survey of current fashion, detailing negligees and boudoir gowns featuring Empire waists, Greek draperies, and sleeve draperies. Discusses fabrics like albatross, Swiss embroideries, muslins, and the use of white with ribbon trimmings, plus color accents and long sleeve trends.
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Paris
Sul
Melanie Ares
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Haynes & CO
Maynard, Mass
Alaska
Star
Crex
Alvin
South Acton
Bo. Acton
Moulton
Concord Junction
Thomas Devane
Agt
Miomas Kennedy
H. West of
O. W. Penniman
Lowell
Eugene Miles
Red Acre Farm
Universalst Society
Universalist
Atkinson N. H
Alice MacIntyre
Mrs. Jewell
Lawrence
Finney & Holt
Geo. Libby
Universalist Church
J. D. Christie
Boston University
Teday
Farren
Judson
Christian Endeavor
Brown
the Universalist Church
Mr. Farren
Miss Salisbury
Bunker Hill
Jenny Lind
Miss Fitzgerald
G. Dole
Miss Mason of
Hudson
Carlton Taylor
Taylor Fletcher
Elkay
P. H. DeLee
Whitcomb
Surange
West Acton
The
Moller Furniture
Pany’s Store
Main Street
Enal
Ralph Perry
Monument House
John Wheeler
Charles Peloquin
Lakeside Ave
Holand St
Chester
Florence Marcum
Elm St
Natick
W. J. Burke
Boston Immigration Department
Clarence Libby
Wales
Eugene Mantha
Lincoln Ct
Gen
Henry Parsons
Marlboro Junction
Fred Trull
Spencer
William H. Niles
Highland
Henry Swift
Walter B. Morse
Wm. Cavanaugh
John Cavanaugh
Central St
Walter Lovett
Marion
Denver
Col
Franklin G Taylor
Witherbee Terrace
Mason
Robert Gearles
Walter E. Searles
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