Maynard and Surrounding Town News Roundup
Various local notes from Maynard Massachusetts cover holiday visits and guests, church events, soloists, club dances, school activities, and social gatherings. Highlights include St George's English tea, Concord high school debating club, Middlesex club dances after Thanksgiving, and an upcoming Maynard Dramatic club production of In Old Virginia at Music Hall on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sickel
Dorchester
Arthur Woodart
Great Road
St. George's Church
Middlesex Club
Hibernian Hall
John Hanna
Maple St
Jamestown
N Y
Old Virginia
Maynard Dramatic Club
Music Hall
Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Doings and Departures
Bedford residents report social visits and movements including Mrs. Sarah C. Sampson in Bedford, Mrs. E N Rand improving, four citizens joining the B P C E in Lowell, and neighbors hosting small gatherings. The Halladay family plans Vermont relocation, while the Civic Club themed a November talk on automobiles by Bernard Webber. A planned bare and hound chase on Thanksgiving morning is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Civic Club
Bernard Webber
Lowell Textile School
Webber
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Sudbury Social and Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Sudbury residents host visits and services in M. EK church. Barry Perry of Northboro calls on relatives. Pratt pond work underway after flume repair. Stolen horse gear reported. Brass band dance planned with Waltham orchestra. Winter gym class taught by Miss Alice Harrington. Mrs. Emily Jones remembered after pneumonia death in Brookline. Angies Bent surprise party from Maynard and Sudbury with a gold bracelet. Ice cream cake and candy enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Perry
Northboro
N. Raymond Pratt
Pratt
G. Frank Cutting
Sudbury Brass Band
Waltham Watch Factory
Maynard
Sudbury
Angie
Concord Junction events and community fundraiser details
Mrs Everett Qo Hout visited friends in Waltham over the weekend. Boston Harness Co employees enjoy an enforced vacation this week. A Thanksgiving sunlight dance in Association Hall is planned under Harnessmaker Mutual Ald Seeley. Union church youth host an entertainment Friday night with two short plays and music. A live auction featured items for sale and raised nearly 34 dollars for the church treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Qo-Hout
Waltham
Association Hall
The
Harnessmaker
Ald Seeley
Union Church
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Healey Family in Rockland
Mrs. M E Taylor of Hillside avenue attended a week in Rockland Me for Capt Oscar Healey and wife of Winthrop Mass golden wedding anniversary at Mrs Elizabeth Healey's Oak Street home. Family dinner included guests B E Thurlow John D May Edward S May and Rebecca Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Taylor
Hillside’ Ave
Rockland
Oscar Healey
Winthrop
Mass
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Mr. Thurlow
Elvira Hoamerdot
Retrial Request in Mullins Case Appeals for Reconsideration
In Cambridge Massachusetts a motion for a retrial in the Mullins case has been filed by the defense for defendants James Mantir and Peter C Delorey arguing the verdicts were against the weight of evidence and the law Mantir was convicted of murder in the second degree and Delorey of manslaughter A Greek consul visited Mantir in jail and urged him to disclose knowledge of Annie Mullins murder but Mantir maintained his innocence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Mullins
James Mantir
Peter C. Delorey
Beding
Middlesex County
Manoir
Delorey
Boston
Mantir
Annie Mallnns
Supreme Judicial Court Rules Warrant Needed for Street Searches
Boston, Nov. 24. The supreme judicial court ruled that a fish and game officer cannot stop a man on a street and search a bag for lobsters without a warrant. The decision leaves Samuel J. Lowe liable for damages to William T. Dunn of Dartmouth after Dunn was stopped in New Bedford with a bag of lobsters and searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Sh and Game Commission
Samuel J. Lowe
Fish and Game Commission
Lable
William T. Dunn
Dartmouth
Lowe
New Bedford
Mrs Chapman Wells Married in St Regis Apartment
New York November 24 Mrs William H Chapman a $10 000 000 widow surprised friends by marrying Philip Von Valkenburgh at her St Regis Hotel apartment. Von Valkenburgh, linked to a Dutch New York family, boasts a $20 000 000 fortune and was not previously named as a suitor. Also in El Paso customs seized 400 cans of smuggled opium valued at $7000 with over $20 000 of opium seized in Texas that month.
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New York
William H. Chapman
St. Regis
Philip von Valkenburgh
van Vallenburgh
el Paso
Tex
Texas
Strikes Hit Auburn Shoe Show Crew
Part of the lasters crew at the National Shoemakers show in Auburn Maine walked out in protest after three coworkers were discharged. The walkout disrupts routine labor at the event underway in Auburn on November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
National Shoemakers
Union Church Notes and Sunday Services
A warm Sunday drew large crowds to Union Church. Entrance is now by the Priest with the old entrance closed. A Thanksgiving Day meeting led by the endeavorers is open to all. Morning service starts 8:30 with the sermon a talk on Myself and the great world. Evening subjects include The Foolishness of Sinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Lyceum Course Opens Monday With Hayden Trio
The Lyceum course opens next Monday at 7.45 pm featuring the Hayden Trio and reader Miss Foss. The program is priced for popular support and organizers hope strong community backing again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Hayden
Miss Foss
W C T U Notes at Concord Junction Meeting
The Concord Junction Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. EB M Caldwell on Commont wealth Ave. The local branch prepares a box for shipment this week to the Francis E Willard settlement sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Eb.m. Caldwell
Commionwealth Ave
Francis E. Willard
St Bernard’s parish reunion and local fraternal events
Concord reports the St Bernard’s parish reunion at Monument hall and notes Memorial exercises by Rev Fr Lynch. The WL low Rebekah lodge plans a joint supper and initiation with Waltham lodges, plus a lecture by Miss Eien Paine Huting. J.H. Lake attends funeral of George F Hall after 26 years with National Express Co. Local Odd Fellows degree team remains set for Maynard lodge second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's Church
Monument Hall
Concord Council
K. of C
Lynch
WL Low Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodges
Waltham
J.H. Lake
National Express Co
Greenfield
George F. Hall
Hall
Odd Fellows
Concord Lodge
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
Maynard Brethren
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Alice McCormack
Mark Tempest
Holyoke
Mrs. Louis Shaw
William Baxter
Congregational Church
Mrs. Garnett. Hackwell of
Allston
George Smith
Congregational
Clarence Sadfish
Providence
A. T. Haynes
Joseph O'Toole
Michael Driscoll
St. Bridget'’s Choir
A. A. Hilferty
Guy Fowler
Concord High School
Rose Shepard
Wellesley
Marguerite Pierce
Charles Sweeney
James F. Clark
Hudson Lodge of
Eagles
West Acton
Jesse Sims
Raymond Jones
Arthur Sullivan
John Connors
P. J. Sullivan
Harvard Yale
James Ledgard
Sarah Shaw
Origo Mancennelli
Hudson and
Marlboro High Schools
Marlboro
Acton Club
Exchange Hall
South — Acton
New Hall
Stow Civic Club
Supt. Brick
H. P. N. Dahl
Edith A. Buck
Concord
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Tel
Food For
Hamilton
Illinois
Rodsford
Elgin
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Naylor’s
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Everbody
W. F. Litchfield
Bedford
E. N. Rand
Oakland Boat House
Sarah C. Sampson
Somerville
Lowell
Hertha Waitt
Mildred Walker
Stoneham
Louis Pfeiffer
South St
John English
Springs Road
Johansen
R. F. Petersen
Hiram Laws
George Arthur Skelton
Marthas Vineyard
George
L. H. Halladay
Vermont
Mr. Halladay
Mrs. Halladay
Springfield
Lorenzo Zerbel
M. EK
A.m
Alice Harrington
Emily Jones
Brookline
Town
Boston Harness Co
Mantir and
Mrs. Chapman Well
Union Church Notes
Eien
Paine Huting
John MI
Commonwealth Avenue
Keyes
Concord Concord Junction
A. M. Wood Co
Coal & Lumber
Southern Division
Concord Hospital
Karl G. Johanson
Concord Junction, Mass
OLD Wright's
Charles C. Wellman
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