Maynard Gossip and Local Moves Highlight Quiet Week
James Hanna and J Rédfish relocate to Henry Clark and Cambridge respectively while Acton Street hosts new housing moves. The Boston clothing firm plans a Hudson branch and embroidery exhibit at G H Gutteridge. Local civic events include a lay of a Catholic church cornerstone, hospital training graduation, a Maynard Woman's Club meeting, and a Democratic rally featuring Lothrop and Shields. Voter list grows to 831 with 21 new names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
Board of Registers
Concord area moves and hall progress reported
William T True moves to Lowell and J D Brown moves into his former house. Miss Almeda Lombard visits Boston. Mrs Harriet Moulton and Mrs Harry Moulton call on locals. The new Odd Fellows hall on Association block advances with stage rooms and gallery seating. Concord Lodge 212 I O O F leases space for Rebekahs and others.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Pancy
Concord Notes on Local People and Business Activity
Vandeveer and Co. announce a big act on August 8. Jacobs will move into a new residence on Thoreau Street by November 1. Miss Teresa Cryer of Waltham visited Miss Mary Grimes. Charles H. Potter of Pawtucket died, Route 1-sad, at 2:05. Recce John C. Algeo Jr. left Sunday for Canada to winter with his brother. Mrs. John Sweeney and Miss Colling of Leominster visited Patrick Cantwell family. A hospital in Boston last week is improving fast. The horse team from Punks Tastet milk frightened people on Mein Street, dashed along Monument Street, but caused no injuries. Michael J. Deebis bought the corner lot at Thoreau and Hubbard streets to settle James B. Wood’s estate. Charles N. Miner moved to Everett Street. Rev. M. E. Twomey returned from St Louis, visited Memphis and Cleveland, and aided in the Cleveland Catholic church dedication. Vanderveer & Co. report steady business opposite the Post Office, with many plumbing and heating jobs. They secured the Middlesex school hospital plumbing contract. bids for the project exceed $10,000.
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G. H. Gutteridge
Trask
Cambridge
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
John.a. Crowe
Lincoln
Elizabeth May
Framingham Hospital
Jacobs
Thoreau St
Teresa Cryer
Waltham
Mary Grimes
Chas. H. Potter
Pawtucket
John C. ‘Algeo Jr
Canada
John Sweeney
Vanderveer & Co
Middlesex School
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China
Morris
Alfred T. Haynes
Maine
Maynard, ‘Mass
RIEND
Héues
J. P. Watson
Concord
NASS
Olleg A. So
H. H. Young
Concord Jct
C. L. King
Adelbert Fernald
Harvara University
Wendell F. Davis, D.M. D
Concord Junction, Mass
Walter A
L. Pupa Notary Officwn
MABS
Berer
Patton
Walden &T
HPN Darfil
Maynard
James Hanna
Henry Clark
Actonst
Margaret Sheehan
The
Boston Clothing Company
Hudson
J. Rédfish
J. McGawb
Burling
William Punch
Music Hall
William Bishop
Lawrence
Andover
G. J. Bodfish
Assabet Mills
H. J. Dwinell
Dwinell
Concord Junction
William T. True
Lowell
J. D. Brown
W. T. True
John A. Bugney
Assabet Ave
Grovest
Arthur B. Clark
Berlin
A. M. Hix
Almeda Lombard
Boston
J. D. Wilson
William Cadwell
Wilson, Conn
Ladies’ Union
John P. Alien
Association Hall Block
William Collins
Maizuna Edson
Los Angeles
Cal
Harriet Moulton
Swamp‘scott
Harry Moulton
Lynn
F. H. Watson
Maud A. Barry
Gerow
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Mrs. Charlies
Hart
Congress
Quincy
Ill
St. Louis Fair
Concord Lodge
Rebekahs
Eastern Star
Royal Arcanum
Vandeveer and & Co
Punkstasset
Mein St
Monument St
Michael J. Deebis
Thoreau and
Hubbad Sts
Jas. B. Wood
Chas. N. Miner
Everett St
M. BE. Twomey
St Bernard's Church
St. Louis
Pather Twomey
Exposition
Memphis
Tenn
Cleveland
W. F. Litchfield
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