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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
5
Maynard Mass November 6 1911 local items report alterations to Maynard Music Hall new floor incline Aaron Rainville visiting Fitchburg Harold Brown convalescing at Mass General hospital and many civic notes including dedications meetings and a contested will case at the Maynard court.
Miss Amy A. Malcolm daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Malcolm of this town married Fred C Hyde of Danvers in Lynn Friday evening Rev Watson Woodruff officiated in the presence of many friends and relatives The Hyde sister acted as bridesmaid and the bridegrooms brother was best man They plan to reside in Danvers and the couple received many presents indicating their popularity Also a SITUATION WANTED notice for a nurse with long experience at 28 Main St Maynard.
A compact classifieds item announcing furnished rooms to rent with heat and bath facilities. Apply at 38 Brooks St or P O box 78. Also notice of a separate house to let with modern improvements under Geo A Whitney. Lost in Maynard near Lake Boon a black and white heifer owned by H Derby Concord Mass.
Miss H. J. Godnow of Waltham spent Sunday at her Sudbury home. Mr and Mrs D. R. Dean entertained relatives on Sunday last. A town dance is planned for the near future.
Miss Alva Ferden of Marlboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ferden are enjoying a trip to Nova Scotia to visit Mrs. Ferden's relatives. Edward Batchelder began new duties as express agent in Concord last week. The Ladies' Imperial orchestra of Maynard will provide music for a hall night under band management.
A brief note reports a decline in egg production with the country described as having one hen per acre in the territory. The remark suggests sparse poultry density and potential farming limits across regions.
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