Maynard News Highlights Moves People and Events
Maynard notes several residents changing homes and jobs including Frank Sparks moving to Waltham and Thomas Sheehan relocating to Worcester. The high school senior class books Dec 7 for the hall, and the Southern Trio will perform there. Local football, postal savings plans, and a new high school athletic association are mentioned along with recounts and political maneuvering surrounding Rep. McCarthy’s speakership bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sparks
Waltham
Frank Whitney
Lowell
William Conley
Main St
Thompson St
Frank Hrayden
W. R. Hall
Cooperative Hall
John
Hudson
Boxboro
Maynard
Stow
George W.W. Edson
Middlesex
Howard A. Wilson
Wilder
Acton
Lincoln
Fred. BE. McCleary
Southboro
Mitchell
Pierce
Bedford Town Notes on Local Projects and Public Life
Bedford notices cover road work on North road extension by A. J. Poland & Co and dynamite use, a charity carnival for the Minute Men Memorial Armory, a reelection recount interest in Bedford politics, and community updates. The piece laments deer hunting laws, urges game protection, and calls for local action to preserve wildlife and enforce land postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Great Road
Fred Parker Lehead
Minute Men Memorial Armory
Bedford
Mitchell- Wilder
Mitchell Wing
D. E. Perkins
Jackson
N. H
North Rd
A. J. Poland & Co
Immediate Action on Game Hog Problem In Bedford Area
Early season reports show rising numbers of game hogs in Bedford and nearby areas. Local workers frequently leave duties to travel by streetcar or train to reach fields and woods for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bendh
Parent Teachers Meeting at Union School Speaker Discusses Income
The PTA held its regular meeting on Thursday afternoon November 17 at Union school. President Mrs Edward Mason introduced speaker Mrs Mary L Wade of Wollaston who spoke on Apportionment of Income and Standards of Living. Tea was served by Mrs James B Eliott and Mrs William H Simonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Union School
Edward <. Mason
Mary L. Wade
Wolllaston
Wade
James B. Eliott
William H. Simonds
Sudbury Community Notes Describe Fair Dance and Meetings
Sudbury Grange fair planned for December 20 with a town hall dance this week. Borough Pomona Grange meeting in Berlin drew Sudbury attendees. Local clerks in the 10th district certified Waldo Stone of Sudbury as Rep elect. Thanksgiving service with music led by G W Hunt and Mrs Buzzell. Residents discuss rail route alignment toward Maynard and a union service held at the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Town Hall
Pomona Grange
Berlin
Concord
Waldo Stone
Congregational Church
G. W. Hunt
Charles Buzzell
Maynard
Boston & Western Railroad
Unitarian Chuch
Concord Junction notices and social updates
Eva Haynes fell with pneumonia. Mrs. James Moore of Palmer visited Miss Susie Wood. A large crowd attended Saturday moving picture show. Herbert Nealey became clerk at Concord Drug Store. George Howes and family moved into Niven’s former house. Roderick Nagle fell ill with pneumonia. Acton club dance at South Acton drew many townspeople. Hamilton family attended Holliston funeral. Ruth Damon recovered from bronchitis. Niven moved to Saugus to run an auto business. Mrs. John Chapman in Maryland for John Cates wedding. Cates, Yale football coach, among notable linesmen. Mutuaid society popular. big music crowd expected at two. Strathmore Woolen Mill shows strong output. 70 looms active. Union church talk by Minna Peck on Oberammergau and Passion Play with stereopticon views. audience praised her knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowers
Wallace Locke
Franklin
Thomas Sheehan
Worcester
Margaret Kenney
Dorchester
John Duggan
Gilroy’s
Moving Pictures
Clarence Bodfish
Providence
A. T. Haynes
Dennis Fahey
South Boston
Timothy Duggan
Burnside St
Thomas Lawler
George H. Gutteridge
George Howes
George Niven
Roderick Nagle
Daniel Nagle
Acton Club
South Acton
William Hamilton
Holliston
Mr. Hamilton
Ruth Damon
Saugus
Nivett
John Chapman
Maryland
John Cates
Cates
Yale
Mutuaid Society
Bosaffaires
Union Church
Minna
RB. T. Peck
Oberamasau
Reciprocity Day at West Hill Club Meeting
The Concord Woman's club held its second regular meeting on November 18 with Mrs. Josephine I. Gale of Nashua contributing a paper on the Americanization of the immigrant. Mrs. Henry Rolfe, president, spoke on the duty of the hour, followed by sales by Mrs. Preston and a social tea hosted by the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Josephine I. Gale
1Ville
N. H
Community notices and lectures fill town calendar
Monday morning saw a chilly start with temperatures around zero. Miss Marie Philbrook joins a local family group from N H L. A Lyceum night drew attendees from the line via a special car run by C M ai railways. Willow Rebekah lodge held an event with proceeds of 25 and 20 dollars. Samuel L delivers a lecture titled Men I Known at the town hall at 8 pm, under the Woman's club auspices, open to all. Clarence C Eaton of First Christ Scientist Boston spoke to Christian Science members about Africa's wildlife and travel plans for a future Geographical Society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ll
Iisten
Clarence C. Eaton
Eaton
First
Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian. Science Church
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Michael Bavis
Somerville
James Mahoney
John Hancock Insurance Co
Jersey
Arcade Club
White
Summer
Parker Sts
Rep
C. F. McCarthy
House of Representatives
Roger Sherman Hoar
Patrick H. Murray
Mr. Murray
Bedford Civic Club
Edwin R. Blake
C. W. Blake &Co
Frank M. Goddard
Montreal Express
Manchester
Portaman
Seb
H. P.N. Dahl
Main Street
John M. Keyes
Walden &T
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Keyes
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Mass
W.f.litchfield Main St. Opp. Mill Maynard
Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
South
Eva Haynes
James Moore of
Palmer
Susie Wood
Herbert Nealey
Concord Drug Store
Strathmore
New England
West Concord Woman's Club
Marie Philbrook
N.hl
W. Raymond
Charles and
John Ottlidge
Lyceum Ent
Willow Rebekah Lodge
A. Radcliffe Dugmore
Royal Geographical Sa
Africa
Registry For Nurses
Concord Hospital
H.P. N. Dahl Optometrist and
Maynard, Mags
Wright's Tavern
Charles C. Wellman
Kenneth Walcott
Walcott
Alvan T.fuller
Packard
Massachusetts Auto ci
MF. Walcott
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