Maynard Weekend Visitors And Local Events Chronicle
Local social notes list residents and visitors over the holiday weekend from Maynard and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Katherine Maynard, Louis Barlow of Moosup Connecticut, Patrick McGrath in Whitinsville, and Samuel Townsend of Abington. The entries note weddings, job changes, hospital visits, parade attendance, flag placement for G A R veterans, and community gatherings including a White Cross guild basket party and a three act drama by the Socialist Dramatic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine ‘Thane
Louis Barlow
Moosup
Patrick McGrath
Whitinsville
Community News Roundup from Local Towns
Multiple residents visited relatives and guests over the weekend including John Horan in Boston and Miss Mary's Marlboro visit. The Lake Boon Middlesex club opened season at Lake Boon cottage and the Lake Boon Catholic club plans a June 17 season event. The cartridge factory resumed after a four week layoff awaiting material. A train service time change for summer begins June 26. A Memorial Mass for departed brothers was held by Div. 44 A. O. B. Delegation. Nurses, hospital visits, and local church activities fill the weekend notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Comeau
John Horan
Boston
Elizabeth Simms
Townsend
Percy Wood
Blackstone
Rolfe Kilby
Mary Brewin
Marlboro
Rose Mahoney
Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
Barbara
Anna Nee
Rutland
High St
Agnes Mafroney
Margaret Mansfield
Concord
Huntoon
Norwood
H. A. Wilson
Wm. B. Browne
Bay State Rd
Walter J. Browne
Agnes Lisk
Salem Normal School
Rachael Marsden
Albert G. Fairbanks
South Windsor
Annie McCarron
Bristol
R. I
Frank McCarron
St. Bridget’s Church
Daisy Dodge
Union Ave
Framingham
Fannie White
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward Wooldridge
Worcester
Millbury
John Manning
R. C. Wright
West
Maynard
Irene Sheehan
Providence
Katherine Williams
South Boston
Sheehan
M E. Church
Wm. H. Millington
Congregational Church
Batt
Frederick N. Rutan
Loyal Assabet Lodge 6595
Littleton
Michael Wall
Union Ave. Hospital
Local Notes From Acton Massachusetts
ACTOM John Denis is ill at home in Littleton. A village observer saw the parade in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Fran of Boxboro moved into the parsonage. John 8S Hoar has contract to build a bungalow for Miss Addie Chase at South Acton. R. B. Moore bought a Studebaker touring car from W. A. Haynes Co. of Maynard. Nellie W. Newton of Hudson visited her sister A. H. Knowlton. Lyman Priest sold his village house and bought a farm in Lexington from Thomas Pearce. A fishing party leaves June 8 under James A. Grimes’s direction, planning to travel by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Townsend
Abington
Mixes Gertrude McManus
Grace
Hillsboro
N. H
Catherine Harrington
Arlington Heights
Frank McCarron
Miss Cook
Mary Joyce
Waltham
Frank Moore
James Sheridan
St. Gustano
Thompson St
Frank Connors
Morris Connors
Pine St
Joseph Crowley
American Powder Co
U. S
Lowell
Frank May
Fittonfield
Worcester
Clarence Harris
American Woolen Co
Carpeiter
John Dénahy
Littleton
Boston
Fran
Boxboro
John
Hoar
Addie Chase
South Acton
R. B. Moore
Studebaker
W. A. Haynes Co
Maynard
Nellie W. Newton
Hudson
A. H. Knowlton
James A. Grimes
Exercises at School Bring Parish and Village Attendance
A large turnout of parents and villagers attended Monday afternoon exercises at the schoolhouse. Pupils performed songs and recitations including The First Flag, My Country, Our Pledge, and War Songs. Teachers praised the program as exemplary with strong displays from grammar and primary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hall
Womnboldt
Amy Forbush
Warren Costello
Alfred Davis, Jr
Victrola
Little Green
Elizabeth Hall Sains
Teele Returns Home After Cast Removal in Boston
Ernest R. Teele left the Homeopathic hospital in Boston after his facial cast was removed. His face and head remained bandaged, but he progressed well and surprised the doctors. He cannot eat solids yet and will need several weeks before doing so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Teele
Homeopathic Hospital
Boston
Memorial Program At Mt Hope Cemetery Observed
A Tuesday program at Mt Hope Cemetery included prayer flag salute memorial day recitations songs and performances by Frances S Hall Frances Bunnegus Gladys Schnab and George Ziegler with mentions of veteran groups and school participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Herbert MacKensie
Frances S. Hall
Frances Bnneguess
Gladys Schnab
George Ziegler
Srammer
Boxboro Grange Conveys Third and Fourth Degrees
The Boxboro Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on several candidates at its Friday night meeting. A supper followed the week’s ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Local Notices and Socials Roundup Across Towns
W H Kingsley moves a building for Thomas Naylor of Maynard and C G Dole opens the Old Homestead in Cambridge for summer. Miss Helen Andrews of Auburn revisits at W L Holden’s home. Mrs Gertrude and Miss Isabella Daniels motor to Burlington Vt. GT Baxter sells niece to wed Charles Tuttle farm and Greenough of Boston. Flora Reed, Norwood teacher, visits parents. Mrs Woodbury of Rochester N Y visits sister Mrs Rouillard. A church talk next Sunday to benefit the Little Wanderers home in Boston with collection. Acton Grange guests at Boxboro Grange where seven candidates receive degrees. A fine cupper served. all report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kingsley
Thomas Naylor
Maynard
C. G. Dole
Cambridge
Helen Andrews
Auburn
W. L. Holden
Gertrude
Isabella Daniels
Burlington
GT. Baxter
Merry
Charles Tuttle
Ped Greenough
Boston
Flora Reed
Norwood
Moses A. Reed
Woodbury
Rochester
N. Y
Rouillard
Little Wanderers
Acton Grange
Boxboro Grange
Third and Fourth Degrees Conferenced at Acton Grange
A regular Acton Grange meeting in the town hall conferred third and fourth degrees on five candidates. Past Master Tuttle led the degree work with Deputy Charles Preston of Danvers inspecting officers. Visitors from Bolton Littleton Boxboro and Concord attended and a lunch followed in the lower hall. Next meeting is children's night on Tuesday June 13 with the Aeton Centre teachers in charge. six patrons are asked to bring cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Aeton Centre
Burial in Woodlawn
The funeral of John White was held at his late home on Tuesday May 23 with Rev. Brooks Noyes and Rev. Mr. Tingley officiating. The burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Brooks Noyes
Ludlow
Mr. Tingley
Acton
Woodlawn Cemetery
Memorial Service Noted at Congregational Church
Isaac Davis led a Sunday memorial service with the G A R and Relief corps in the Congregational church. The choir featured special singing and violin obligato by Prof. Dusseault and his daughter Dorothy. Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon in the church parlor at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis Post
Relief Corps
Dusseault
Dorothy
Ladies’ Aid
Local notes from South Sudbury area and nearby towns
Reports from South Sudbury mention A and togere building a garage for a new Buick. Mrs C B Hunt visits with daughter Mrs C LB Perry. Miss Lora Parmenter of Revere visits. H C Burr secures work with his team for Mr Hudson on the State road. M B Shea painting H H Whitney’s house in colonial brown and white. Mr Moore of Hathaway drivers away. Mr Gleghit fills in. Pink blooms in greenhouses but prices lower than prior seasons. Road Commissioner Hall buys a new horse. brings total to four. A L LaGouffle in Rutland improving. hopes for better condition. W B Miles builds extra temporary stables for drivers. rents west part of his house to four drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moore
Hathaway
Ir. Gleghit
Hall
Rutland
A. L
W. B. Miles
Hudson
Mrs Hawes Returns Home to Boston
Mrs Hawes has returned to her home in Boston. Mrs 8 J White attended the golden wedding of Mrs Clara Gerry Thompson at Coleraines May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Boston
J. White
Clara Gerry Thompson
Coleraines
Methodist Church Services Highlight Christian Unity
Sunday morning sermon from Corinthians themes Christian Unity in verse 1 to 10 11. afternoon talk on The Work of Men 1 to 37. evening service led by William Stiles. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Etta Bent Thursday afternoon. Communion to be held Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stiles
Etta Bent
Grange Hosts Veterans and Sons of Veterans Meeting
The Grange entertained about 100 attendees including veterans and Sons of Veterans. Programs featured Amer ica sung by the audience, a welcome by Rev George H Clarke, a ladies degree lecture by Mrs Miles, and a Battle Hymn of the Republic. Banquet served with cold meats salads rolls coffee cake and ice cream in a decorated hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grange
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
George H. Clarke
Miles
Ferden
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Woonsocket, R. 1
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Thomas Wright
Imatra
Sudbury Brass Band
Sud
Arthur Wright
Mill
Bangor
James Morgan
Hartwell Flood
William Scully
Braves Field
John H. Lawton
Westfield
The
Maynard Enterprise
James Carney
City Hall
A. D. Holt
L. B. Wilson
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
Maynard Trust Co
Naylor
Main St
William Campbell
Lena Sheridan
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brighton
White Cross Guild
Riverside
Hugh Connors
William Lowney
Vincent Sweeney
Cornelius Callaghan
Thomas Maley
William Hunt
Jonathon Carter
Atlanta
Charles Carter
Sidney E. McCleary
Santos
Washington
White's P. W. White, Proprietor
Telephone
Main Street
Concord, Mass
P. H. Murphy
ACTOM
EVER
Main and Nason Sts
Woodlawn
A. L. Silloway Great Road
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury
Mass
A. &. Togere Ie
Buick
H. C. Burr
Mr. Hudson
State Rd
M. 8. Shea
H. H. Whitney
Charles E. Wheeler
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