Maynard Weekly Social Roundup and Local Notices
This week in Maynard lists numerous social calls and visits across neighboring towns. Residents include Fred Fairbanks, Henry Price, Mrs John Comeau, Miss Ethel Parmenter, Mrs Frank Wilder, Ruth Bradley, and many others visiting families in Worcester Fitchburg Marlboro Concord Hudson and Chelsea. The Maynard Trust Co. notes final Christmas club payments and Liberty bond distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Parmenter
Worcester
Frank Wilder
Roosevelt Sr
David Bander
Lowell
Maynard Trust Co
George H. O’brien
Marlboro
Robert Powers
Cambridge
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury
Margaret Claflin
Charles McGill
Dan Connors
Assabet Mills
John Banford
Arnold Lincoln
D. C. Lincoln
Hudson, My
Max Blatt
Chelsea
Mary Fineberg
Sadie Stitt
Hartford
Martha Champagne
Concord St
Ruth Bradley
Jeremiah Bradley
Maple St
Mary Woodruff
New Haven
Howard Wilson, Brooks Bt
Concord Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Ex Mayor and Mrs John F Fitzgerald visited. Durham Holbrook of Portland, Maine, stayed with Alden Wheeler. Howard Gilpatrick of Dorchester visited friends. Several residents traveled, and students and staff engaged in school and church activities including football practice, charity meetings, a food sale, Red Cross sewing, and a Saturday yard sale fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Durham Holbrook
Portland
Alden Wheeler
Four Cadillac Cars Arrive Safely From Buffalo to Concord
The four new seven-seater Cadillacs driven by Torrey and Vialle arrived in Concord without mishap or adjustment after a weeklong road run from Buffalo. The drivers praised good roads and noted continued factory deliveries while congestion and bad weather delay relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Torrey & Vialle
Concord
Bedford Notes and Local Social Roundup
Bedford residents host Rose Perry from Lexington and welcome Edith Cudahy from Allston. Ernest Brown recovers at home after injuries. Ed Hunnewell of Barracks 41 Naval Station visits family in Town. Local fund contributions to the M C A War Camp drive rise. Birth announced for George and Mrs Thompson's baby boy. Car service adjusted to aid Lexington and Bedford high school students. Church sermon by Rev Dr Garton titled The Fine Art of Doing Good. Town attendees plan to a Village hall event in East Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Perry
Lexington
Bedford Friends
Ernest Brown
Hillside Ave
George
Edith Cudahy
Allston
Union Hall
Carlisle
Cosmo Albani
Thomas Polio
South Boston
Edward A. ‘Hunnewell
Naval Station
Hingham
Main St
George Thompson
Crescent Ave
Village Hall
East Lexington
Garton
Congregational Church
Middlesex
Boston
Lexington and Bedford High School
Middlesex & Boston Schedule Changes Run By Era
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway announces a new timetable effective Monday November 12 with Arling ton Heights to Lexington Billerica Bedford and Lowell service every 30 minutes until 6 15 pm then hourly to 10 15 pm Sundays reach 9 45 pm and Bedford only. Lexington to Bedford Billerica and Lowell trains start at 6 30 am every 30 minutes to 6 30 pm then hourly to 10 39 pm Sundays 7 30 7 30 am and every 30 minutes to 10 pm Bedford only. Connections at Bedford to Concord lines and Billerica 15 minutes past the hour connect there. Concord departures begin 7 8 am hourly to 6 pm 7 15 pm and hourly to 11 15 pm with Bedford via select runs. Sundays 8 am and hourly to 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Boston St. Ry
Arlington Heights
Lexington
Billerica
Bedford
Lowell
Concord
Bedford Epot
Pretty Town Wedding of Florence Payne and Frank Goodwin
Miss Florence Isabella Payne and Frank Augustus Goodwin were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s home on Main Street Rock, with Rev. Arthur S. Wheel of the Church of Christ officiating. The couple, both residents of the town, earned the best wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Isabella Payne
Frank Augustus Goodwin
Main St. Rock
Arthur
Church of Christ
Local Happenings in West Acton and Nearby towns
Hillis Wetherbee of Billerica visited Acton on Saturday. C A Durkee became assistant cashier at the Waltham freight office. Mr. and Mrs. F R Knowlton plan a winter in Petersburg Florida. Mrs. Frederick McDonald learned of her husband’s safe arrival in France for Y M C A work. Acton Centre Woman’s Club hosted a lecture for members. Nellie Scanlon returned to work as bookkeeper at W E Whitcomb market. Mrs Helen Willis supervised in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Wetherbee
Billerica
C. A. Durkee
Waltham
F. R. Knowlton
Petersburg
Fla
Loveland
Frederick McDonald
France
Acton Centre Woman’s Club
Acton Club
Nellie Scanlon
W. E Whitcomb
Helen Willis
Obituary: Daniel M Beach Dies at 76 in Maynard
Daniel M Beach died at his home on Tuesday November 13 after years of gradual decline. Born in Queen's County Nova Scotia he was 76 and had lived in Maynard 27 years. He leaves a wife seven children and several grandchildren. Funeral at his home Thursday officiated by Rev C L Pierce Baptist pastor with interment at Mt Hope cemetery. Undertaker O B Fowler of Maynard oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Beach
Mr. Beach
Queen's County
Nova Scotia
C. L. Pierce
The
Baptist Church
Beach
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fowler
Maynard
Regular meeting of the line club speaker change
The Municipal court of Boston speaker Mite Binns will discuss The Girl Problem at the regular meeting on November 26 replacing the club calendar subject due to Miss Reed's absence. The club plans a Christmas sweets box for service members overseas from Acton and Boxboro and hopes others will be remembered before the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Binns
Municipal Court of
Boston
Miss.Reed
Acton
Boxboro
Weekend Visitors and Job Moves Highlight Concord Notes
Local social items list weekend guests and relocations: Miss Phyllis Judge and Miss Elizabeth Reilley visiting Groton and Allston respectively. Ernest O Clarece joined Boston Harness Co. Dr W F Davis returns to dental practice after vacation. William Register visiting Woonsocket. Mrs John Munroe visiting Waltham. George Bickerton takes job with Metz Car Co in Waltham. Mr and Mrs James Mann host in Mald en. Larry Mullaney renews acquaintances. Sergt Joseph Mangent a guest in Westfield. Mrs Elizabeth Lawton visiting Littleton. A B Messer moves family to Cambridge. Mr and Mrs James Michaud visit Gardner. Mrs Harriett Rob of Groton visits her father John Bordman. Mrs Fred Waite and son Kenneth Allen return from Deaconess hospital. Mrs John Bowen visits Whitman and attends a niece’s wedding. Percy Sweet leaves Moore Burgess Webbing Co. for Metropolitan Insurance. Louise Lyons resumes duties at Dr W F B Davis dental office after leave in Dove Ster and Leominster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Judge
Groton
Elizabeth Reilley
Allston
Ernest O’clare
Boston Harness Co
W. F Davis
William Register
Woonsocket
John Munroe
Waltham
R. C. Woolworth
George Bickerton
Cambridge
James Michaud
Gardner
A. Abbott
Harriett B. Rob
Grotton
John Bordman
Fred Waite
Kenneth Allen
Deaconess Hospital
John Bowen
Whitman
Percy Sweet
Moore
Burgess Webbing Co
Metropolitan Ins
Louise Lyons
W. FB. Davis
Dovester
Leominster
Funeral for George Simpson of Lowell Held in Concord
The funeral of George Simpson of Lowell was held Wednesday from his sister Mrs Robert MacDonald home. Services followed at Help of Christians church with bearers Joseph Fitzpatrick John McHachern Dick Loftus Fred Simpson and Albert Johnson. Interment was at St Bernard's cemetery Concord. Simpson often visited the town and was mourned by many young friends after a long illness from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George, Simpson
Lowell
Robert’ MacDonald
Help
Christians Church
Cere
Areo Cere
Joseph Fitzpatrick
John McHachern
Dick , Loftus
Concord
Fred
Simpson
Albert
Johnson
St.Bernard’s Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Fairbanks
Walam
Henry Price
Newburyport
John Comeau
Fitchburg
Michael Lynch
Summer Sr
Houghton’ Express Co
Brett
Hudson
John Stanley
Depot Brigade
Camp Devens
Blanchard Weaver
Stow
John, Shea
Pittsfield
Frank McCarron
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
William Gutterdere
Brooks St
Frank Lawton
Westfield Journal
Katherine Lawton
Edward Flood
Edward McManus
Sudbury St
William Marchant
U. S. Marines
Everett Marchant
Margaret McCormack
Nora Lowney
McKinley
Alice Dwyer
Raymond Smith
Howard King
Ayer Cantonment
Maynard, Marble and Granite Co
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Annie McCarron
Bristol
A. I
Charles A. Welch
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham Academy
Wilson
Philip Lovett
Broadbent
Mainst
Aviation Corps
U.S. A
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Aviation Deol
Texas
el Collins
St. John
P. Q
Joseph Farrell
William Est
Henry Norton
Co. B
101St Regt
American Expeditionary Ces
Albert Rasmussen
A. S. Inf
Overseas Committee
Charles H. West
Perry Sarle
Percy
Providence
R. E
Wm. H. Millington
Donse Brothers Motor Car
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Howard Gilpatrick
Dorchester
Joseph Macone
Whitney Coal & Grain& Co
Lowell Rd
Howard Rockwood
Lynn
Albert Rockwood
Plymouth
Hveretst
Irvin Puffer
Washington, D. C
21St Regiment of Engineers
Robert Lufkin
Mitchburg
Watertown Arsenal
B. Lufkin
Herbert Hosmer
Roger Walcott
U. S. S. Rangers
Arlington Town
Kings’ Daughters
Trinitarian Church
Annie Johnson
Concord Red
Goodwin—Payne
S. C. Skinner
Hubbard Street
Mass
Skinner
John A. Finnigan
Tel
Chrysanthemum
Leonard Cousins, Jr
Florist
Concord Jct
West Acton
Daniel Beach
Concord Junction
Sidney E. McGleary
Hershey's
Best Santos
Owi
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