Bedford Grange to Hold Postponed Strawberry Festival
The United Workers postpone their strawberry short cake festival to Tuesday evening June 4 with doors opening at 6 and supper at 6 30. An entertainment program will follow. Esther the cantata was praised as an unqualified success at last week’s performances.
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United Workers
Esther
Bedford Grange
Warren Langmaid
Cochituate
Bedford Town Hall
George Skene
Piper
Torrey
Hubp Loomis
Im Q. Blake
Hiram Laws
Rose Party and Dance Hosted by Minute Man Lodge
Following initiation in Minute Man lodge N E O P on May 16, members gathered for a meeting with Bro Richard C Lucius from the grand committee on laws and Mrs Carrie Briggs of South Paris visiting. Deputy Grand Warden Edw Brown led the delegation. A rose party and dance are planned at Historic hall Lexington on June 16.
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Minute Man Lodge
Richard C. Lucius
Grand Committee On Laws
Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Carrie Briggs
South Paris
Edw. Brown
Lexington
Playgrounds Focus At PTA May Meeting
The May PTA meeting discussed playgrounds with Thomas Curley sharing four playground rules and the aim to develop teamwork. A display of student work and Alma Salmeda's Reading from Homer were praised, with the new manual training room opened for inspection.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Homer
Alma Salmeda
Sarah Bent
Thomas Curley
Petruchio in Hazlitt and Shakespearean Insight
A compact selection from Hazlitt on Petruchio describing a mad yet honest deceiver with lively stage presence and mischief. Also a World Accepts One's Own Valuation quote from Schiller and a brief Boston anecdote about family illness and a cousin who enjoyed her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petruchio
William Hazlitt
Schiller
Maynard News Briefs From Park Street to Red Acre Farm
Maynard notes include William Morrison’s illness on Park Street and Miss Mary Mahon’s enforced vacation due to sickness. Violin soloist Herbert Mallinson performed at a Memorial service in Hudson Unitarian church. W C Croft to start a storage shed for R C A this week. Irene McCormack visited her parents George and Mary McCormack. Red Acre farm holds annual field day and horse parade Saturday 2.30 to 4 p m. Clifford Whitney chosen to fill Charles Ryan’s RCA vacancy. Over 60 locals attended a coffee party and dance in Concord Junction. Albert Hanlon leaves loom fixing for farming in Stow. Twelve Maynard Marlboro and Woburn girls lease Edgewood cottage at Lake Boon for the season. Mary White absent from Nason Street school due to her father’s illness. Mary Parmenter substituting.
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William Morrison
Park St
Herbert Mallinson
Unitarian Church
Hudson
Mary Mahon
Christie
W. C. Croft
Clifford Whitney
Charles Ryan
Comcord Junction
Albert Hanlon
Stow
Maynard, Marlboro
Woburn
Edgewood
Lake Boon
Mary White
Nason St
Miss White
Mary Parmenter
Marriages and a death mark week of local notices
Mrs. Fred Hosmer visits Beverly friends for a week. Charles Wright and Mrs Edward Sauler wed in Marshall, Westford district. ceremony by Rev Harrison L Packard. W L Kimball house damaged by fire. carpenters from Ayer begin work. Frank Moore of Chicago plans Boston business with daily rail commute. Edwin Carpenter Bosworth weds Lucinda Eliza Jeffrey in New Orleans. Frank H Smith weds Grace Blanchard in Ayer. Smith a longtime Needham Fletcher carpenter. Obed Sanderson of New York City dies at 69 after apoplexy. funeral in Littleton. burial at Westlawn.
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Fred Hosmer
Beverly
Charles Wright
Edward Sauler
Marshall Murray
Westford
Nellie Hamon
Littleton
Congregational
Harrison L. Packard
Ayer
W. L. Kimball
Thomas McNiff
Frank Moore
Chicago
James F. Moore
Boston
New Orleans
Edwin Carpenter Bosworth
Lucinda Eliza Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Charles Jeffrey
Benjamin Jeffrey
Frank H. Smith
Grace FR. Blanchard
Joseph W. Thomas
Smith
Needham & Fletcher
Obed Sanderson
New York City
Geo. W. Sanderson
Westlawn
Mr. Sanderson
Ira Sanderson
Local Notes and Moves in Concord Junction and Nearby
Waldo Pilling enjoys a weeklong vacation while Charles Oberlander sells his auto to New Hampshire buyers. David MacDonald moves with family to Highlandville and R J Stevenson takes a vacation from the reformatory. Beaudette family relocates from Damon Street to Commonwealth area. Mrs Charles Durkee and Miss Ida and Mildred Gerrity visit from Boston. D W Hill returns from a month in Hamilton and Ida Bubinger convalesces after appendicitis. John Bonner shows slight improvement at Deaconess Hospital. W C T U members attend Middlesex County meeting in Maynard. Dickens class of West Can an Commonwealth hosts a reading by Mr Upham. Mr Lakin recalls frontier days with an old soldier. Town plans field improvements toward Maple Street. Boy Scouts honor A B E Pratley with framed company photo at Main Street. Albert Butcher presents the tribute for organizing the troop.
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Waldo Pilling
Charles Oberlander
New Hampshire
David MacDonald
Highlandville
R. J. Stevenson
Reformatory
Charles Durkee
Ida
Mildred Gerrity
Boston
D. W. Hill
Hamilton
Ida Bubinger
John Bonner
Deaconess Hospital
West Canan Commonwealth
Upham
Buffalo Bill
Lakin
Mississippi
Maple St
Boy Scouts
A. B E. Pratley
John Beverly
Main St
Albert Butcher
Mr. Pratley
Union Church Sermons and Debt Update at Services
At morning service the sermon titled Our Debts and how to rid ourselves of them will be read with junior choir singing. Evening service features Personal Responsibility. The church notes the building debt has fallen 2000 in two years but 11000 remains. Tomato plants for sale by the dozen from F L Garlandi.
Grange Meeting Debate and Local Society News
The article notes a Grange debate on the parcel post at its Tuesday meeting, plus reports on Willow Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows events. It mentions car counts, a new branch money order station at Friend's drug store, and WCTU activities in Maynard with references to a Maynard section.
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Friend's Drug Store
National Express Co
Express
Horse Injured in Car Crash Near B. and M. Station
Harry Tuttle escaped serious harm after a collision while driving a new horse from the B. M. station at about 5 30 p m. He suffered multiple injuries including lacerations to the abdomen and nose. A veterinary attended the horse and it is expected to recover.
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Harry Tuttle
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York Beach
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Framingham Hospital
George McCormack
Red Acre Farm
Dainty
Wee Aaeonnens
George H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Main Street
Concord
Mass
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West Acton
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W. F. Litchfield
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Seattle Exposition
C. H. Wilcox Maynard
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AME
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Case Block, Maynard
Concord Junction
Joseph Beaudette
Damon St
Commonwealth
Middlesex County
Union Church
F. L. Garlandi
Grange
William D. Cross
Fitchburg
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Association Hall
H. C. Rolfe
Institute
J. M. Keyes & Co
Walden Hall
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