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Maynard Notes and Local Visitors Report
Maynard community notices include Gilbert Stronach joining the Maynard House staff Annie Fiood of Roslindale visiting town Mrs Johnon of South Boston staying in town during the week J Winslow White manages the John W Connor store and pool room on Nason street A person from Estboro Insane asylum appeared before Judge Keyes Monday Mrs William Hannon and Mrs Silas Sawyer attended a matinee of The Old Homestead at the Boston theatre.
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Concord Journal notices and community events
Miss Marion Williams visits Springfield friends. Ladies Union holds a special meeting with Mrs. Durkee. Wagner Concert Co opens Union church course Friday night November 14. Various visits, sermons, and society reports follow, including confirmations at the reformatory and Harvest concert successes at Union church.
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Dramatic Club to Open First Play in Concord
Concord reports the Dramatic club sets December 4 as opening night for its first play. The Ladies' Charitable Society greeted Mias Lacy Fosdick on Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Todd and Miss Gertrude Todd returned from Washington. The group showcased the Comforts of Home, with the club in charge and low prices promised by local firm L. N. Fowler & Co. Coast Junction Mass will extend delivery to Tuesday and Thursday with a full line of groceries, boots, shoes, rubbers, furniture, carpets and bedding. Rufus A. Macurda will supervise the department.
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At Home Courtesy Honours Mr and Mrs Sanderson
A large gathering attended an at home in Acton Street last night honoring Mr and Mrs Frank E Sanderson. Guests were greeted by Bert Huck and George Burgess and served in the reception and serving rooms with Miss Grace Maynard and others assisting. Grace Maynard sang several solos to warm reception.
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Maynard
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Watertown
Sanerson
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Lowell
George Sargent
Malden
Grace Maynard
Worcester
Nettie B. Peters
Bertha Peters
Sanderson
Charles Sanderson
George Salisbury
Samuel Lawton
Bert Larkin
John Ogden
Rafuspee
Concord Junction
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Robert W. Carter
Raymond Kitchin
Herbert H. Young
Albert Gleason
Gleasondale
Joel Butterworth
Laura
Edith
Florence Woodart
Townsend
Lillian Ogden
Mary Robertson
Margaretbertson
Alice Pushee
Lucia Mary Butterworth
Alice G. Clinton
Ada Bowers
Ruth M. Hill
Irene Martin
Marion Haynes
Jeanie B. Adams
Annie G. Adams
Harriette
Ron Lille
Aetchurgess
Sydney Coulter
Willfen
Barris
Edith Woodart
Sheldon-Barrael Co at Music Hall Friday Night
The Sheldon-Barrael Co presents a high class show with magic seances hypnotism and scientific experiments. Featured talents include John Ers James J. Gaffney Miss Kittie Hart A C Dodge F P De and other entertainers promising two hours of fun. Admission 25c reserved 35c under 12 15c.
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Concord Beats Wayland 6 to 0 In Early Football Meet
About 100 spectators watched Concord farmers defeat Wayland 6 to 0 on a Saturday at the playground. Wayland arrived late with six players and borrowed five, while Concord scored in the first minutes and added another tallied by Dee. Rexford stood out for Wayland. Concord received praise for the victory after 40 minutes of play.
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One Club Handicap Stroke Event Shaped by Putter Rule
A Saturday afternoon golf links competition restricted players to using the putter on the green. The event counted as a one club handicap stroke format and produced a final score listing for the field. Local players competed under this unusual rule.
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