Local hires and auctions headline Maynard notes
Alvin E K Smith joins Howe the Jeweler and Herbert Nealy becomes clerk at Concord Drug. Auction of Mrs E P family goods set for town hall November 11. Middlesex Central Pomona and Concord Grange meetings in Bedford and Concord. John Cull estate auction draws strong bidding with John A Finigan as auctioneer. Willow Rebekah lodge to initiate 11 candidates November 16 with supper. Company I social dances at Waldenstarmory with 6th Regiment Orchestra. Universalist church fair November 10 and 11 with Maynard High School orchestra and Prof Baxters Great Invention. Harvard football faces noted alumni in Boston Post photo.
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R. D. Willard
St. Johnsbury
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Company I
Waldenst. Armory
6Th Regt
Ladies of the Universalist Church
Maynard High School
Baxter
Boston Post
Harvard
Lingard
Middlesex
Blodgett
C. H
Lincoln
Frenchy
Hollister
McKay
St. Andrews
Congratulatory Note for Roger Sherman Hoar
The Enterprise extends best wishes to Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord. It endorses his public career and hopes he will honor his name town and party. Good luck, Senator Hoar.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Hoar
Senator Hoar
Wedding at St Bernard’s Church Jo ephine Donion Hanley
Miss Jo ephine Donion and Ward Hanley wed at 9 am in St Bernard’s Church. The ceremony drew many witnesses. best man James Hanley and bridesmaid Miss Margaret Donlon wore period attire. A reception followed at Mrs. Patrick Hanley’s home with many guests. The couple planned a New York wedding journey and will furnish a new house on Central Street.
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Joephine Donion
Ward Hanley
St. Bernard's Church
James Hanley
Margaret Donlon
Batiste
Patrick Hanley
Belknap St
New York City
Central St
Bybride
Concord
Harry Smith
Hailey
Reformatory
Middlesex Defeats St George 11 to 3 in Rivalry Football
Middlesex school outplayed St George Newport to win 11 to 3 amid a large crowd. The victory sparked a celebratory mood at Middlesex as students celebrated with cheers. In Concord Massachusetts the Woman's Club notes Mrs Julia Ward Howe’s death and invites Frank B Sanborn to open meeting day with recollections of Howe followed by a discussion on public libraries.
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Middlesex
Middlesex School
Concord
Mass
Julia Ward Howe
Frank’ B. Sanborn
Great bargains at the New Idea and local moves
Maynard reports great bargains at the New Idea while Joseph Beaudreau enters the employ of Arthur Bariteau. John F. Fitzgerald has disappeared after three days of work. Beaudreau plans to move to town at once.
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New Idea Store
Joseph Beaudreau
Arthur Bariteau
John F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Beaudreau
Maynard Woman's Club hears talk on home school relation
At a meeting of the Maynard Woman's Club Charles Proffer of the State Board of Education spoke on The Relation of the Home to the School. A committee was appointed to cooperate with Supt. Brick of the Public Schools in making several civic improvements. Weighs 1100 lbs. We wish to thank all our readers.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Charles Proffer
State Board of Education
Supt. Brick
Community thanks for kindness after bereavement
Friends and neighbors and the Shopmates are thanked for acts of kindness and floral tributes after a recent bereavement. Signed by Mr and Mrs Thomas Quirk Elizabeth Jackson Richard Jackson. Commencing next Sunday the electric road hour cars will be discontinued and cars will leave Maynard once an hour. Eastbound at 32 minutes past the hour and westbound at 28 minutes past.
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Thomas Quirk
Elizabeth Jackson
Richard Jackson
Maynard
Miss Chipman to Read for Maynard Civic Fund
The Woman's club plans a November 15 program featuring Miss Alice Chipman, renowned reader, presenting portions of her famous readings. Her Maynard appearance is a lucky opportunity for locals to hear a celebrated reader.
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Woman's Club
Alice Chipman
Miss Chipman
Maynard
Marlboro Residents Share Local News From Boston To Gloucester
Marlboro residents visit friends in Brockton and Boston while others resume duties after vacations. locals attend football games in Andover, plan surgeries in Boston, and enjoy outings with families in Chelsea West Lynn and Concord.
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