Maynard Community Notes Span Weather and Local Events
Maynard residents report highs around 80 F and mind daily affairs. Henry Hodges travels in Brockton while James Morin recovers from illness. Cambridge visitor Rev C J Maguire, Boxboro farm lease, and West Acton dance attendance are noted. Local clubs, WCTU meeting, and Masonic pool event accompany school orchestra and football ticket pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morin
Rev
C. J. Maguire
Cambridge
Bedford News Briefs Highlight Local Recoveries and Events
Chas Williams returned from Cape Cod. Julia Jordan aged six is home after surgery at Mass General Hospital and sight of improving health. Alfred Walter found a lost money sum and declined reward. Minute Man lodge members surprised A C Biggs with an open grate set then shared a supper and games. Notables included Ida Rogers and M F Manning and C Skiedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jordan
James Jordan, Loomis Jr
Mass. General Hospital
Minute Man Lodge
Lexington
A.C. Biggs
Dean
Ida Rogers
Obsequies for Mrs Ella M Briggs Held in Bedford
Mrs Ella M Briggs died at her sister's home Springs road after illness. Born Ashby July 2 1850 she leaves two sisters and a brother. She lived in Concord Boston and ran a business until May last. Funeral at J H Browns Springs road Thursday 2 30 Rev D J Torrey officiated. Card of thanks from Ole Johansen family Mass Nov 15 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ower
Bancroft St
Ella M. Briggs
Springs Road
Charles H
Lydia A. Willard
Ashby
J. H. Brown
Bedford
Lucy A. Willard
Pasadena
Cal
Charles A. Willard
Los Angeles
Briggs
Concord
Boston
D. ‘. Torrey
Bedford Let Six Room Tenement With Garden
Six room tenement with town water and garden to let in Bedford within Fletcher road area. Contact E. H. Hosmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hosmer
Fletcher Road
Bedford
Union church notes and Lyceum schedule at Concord Junction
Next Sunday morning the Union church pastor speaks on The Patience of God and the evening talk on How to Have an Appetite for Thanksgiving. The Lyceum course opens Tuesday night Nov 29 in Association hall with the Hayden Trio and a guest reader making a noted appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Lyceum
Association Hall
Hayden
Concord Junction
Death of Mrs. Frank Collins at Concord Junction
Mrs. Frank Collins, longtime Concord Junction resident, died Sunday evening after a long illness at her Main Street home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Help of Christians church with Fr. Welch officiating. She is survived by two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
Concord Junction
Mainst
Help of Christians Church
Fr. Welch
Colins
Sudbury Road Commissioner Dakin Leads Fall Graveling Detail
Local notice reports A A Dakin and his workers actively performing fall graveling and road cleanup. Also notes a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Baldwin, Baldwin employed at C F Hathaway bakery in Cambridge. Heirs of late J J Puffer held public sale of farming and carpentry items. old William Moore place sold for 1000 dollars to Merriam attorney for Miss Winifred Moore. Grange ladies held their annual sale and supper with aprons fancy articles candy and other attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dakin
William Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
C. F. Hathaway Bakery
Cambridge
William Moore
Merriam
Winifred Moore
Grange
Wintering in South Carolina and town notices mix
Kenneth Damon heads to South Carolina for winter. Miss Celia McDonald spent last week with relatives in Peabody. Georgie Mitchell recovers from chicken pox. Beharrell hosted his niece from Lowell. Aliie Cameron leaves Allen Chair Co. for Leominster. Mrs. Blake, once of East Acton, visited the Mitchells. Robert Hatch visited Barrett Mill and returned to Hanover. Frank S Miner reports from Pasadena California. William Reilly survived a trench cave‑in near the new church. J G Loring may sever ties with Allen Chair Co. A Four Merry Rubes dance is planned with a costume contest and late rides. Tickets sales indicate local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Damon
South Carolina
Celia McDonald
Im. Peabody
Georgie Mitchell
Robert Hatch
Barrett Mill Road
Hanover
Frank
Miner
California
Pasadena
Reilly
J. G. Loring
Allen
Flanagan
South and West Acton
Littleton and
Ayer
Concord News and Notes from the Town
Concord reports a new son born to Joseph Smith of Punka tasset farm and updates on local visits and game attendance. Miss Edith A Buck travels to Fayetville for her mother’s illness while public schools close for Thanksgiving. The Lyceum presents The Marriage of Kitty and the Maynard lodge degree team travels Wednesday. Joseph M Appleby acts town treasurer pro tem during Morreth’s gall bladder operation and Miss Eilen Emerson speaks on tuberculosis and Mass General Hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Bessie Hunt
Effie Lowden
Hopkinton
Concord
Harvard
Concord Lodge
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
Joseph M. Appleby
George G. Morreth
Morrell
Eilen Emerson
Maynard Woman's Club
Social Service Department
Mass. General Hospital
Residents and visitors share South Sudbury week
Mrs H L Newton visits town friends while Eliott L Fisher of Laconia NH calls on relatives. Ira T Moore buys a heavy horse for his business as Miss Alice H Parmenter prepares to serve as a trained nurse in South Framingham. Weather pleases automobilists and pedestrians as local traffic increases with visitors from Boston. A new state law requiring licenses and exams for stationary engines and boilers threatens greenhouse operators and may raise costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Newton
Eliott L. Fisher
Laconia
N. H
Ira T. Moore
Mary. E Brown
Elliott E. Fisher
Alice
H. Parmenter
Framingham Hospital
South Framingham
State House
The Considerate Clock Frame
A playful exchange centers on a clock with a face and hands. The couple jokes that the clock keeps its hands in front, avoiding an awkward kiss in view. The clock’s personified behavior adds whimsy to the scene.
New Management Courier Promises Fair Rates and Clubs
Under new management, the establishment targets automobilists, clubs, and banquets with moderate boarder rates and attentive service. Charles C. Wellman, proprietor, lists phone 2-5 for inquiries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Hodges
Brockton
John Trundy
Boxboro
West Acton
Martha Dahl
Westboro
Mrs. H. P. N. Dahl
Woolsorters
Middlesex Club
Hibernian Hall
Benjamin Lovett
Masonic Social Club
Middlesex
Hudson
Albert Batley
Assabet
Middlesex House
Assabet House
Maynard High School
The
Woman’s Club
John Boyle
O’reilley
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Alice Nagle
John Kelley
Harvey Bladd
Florida Road
Mr. Kelley
New York City
Waldorf, Astoria
Chester
Stow Civie Club
Uncle Sam
United States Weather Bureau
W. 8. Howe
Federations of Woman's Clubs
Mary Reilly
Gleasondale
Bert Batley
David I. Loewe
HI. P. N. Dahl
Royal Worcester
Edith A. Buck
Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Naylor’s Black
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
D. &. H. Order
W. F. Litchfield
Chas, Williams
Cape Cod
Ole Johansen Bedford
Sudbury
J. J. Puffer
I. R. Beharrell
Miss Beharrell
Lowell
Aliie Cameron
Anen Chair Co
Leominster
Blake
Chelsea
East Acton
John Mitchell
Joseph Smith
Punkatasset Farm
Harry. B Tuttle
Bedford Road
Charles Mendel
Manchester
N. M
O. W. Tompkins
Bridgewater
Kitty
Town Hall
Criterion Club
South
Jover
Karl G. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
Hold Wright
Charles C. Wellman
Keyes
John M. Keyes
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
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