Lincoln Notices and Social Highlights in Lincoln Center
Local notices report Ephraim Flint and Elizabeth Hunter ill but recovering. M W MacRae and Grace Simpson visiting relatives in Melrose and Waltham. J J Kellerhan moves to Sandy Pond road. School to reopen Monday in new building. Lincoln Gun Club to host Thanksgiving shoot with rifle and trep events and prizes. A Women’s Sewing Circle social drew over 100 with varied entertainment and a notable clock gift to the school.
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Boston
Park Sh
Lincoln
Geo
Baldwin
Jas.l. Chapin & Son
Lincoln Gun Club
John F. Farrar
Firemen Dance Draws Large Regional Crowd
Firemen’s dance Friday night drew many from nearby towns including Lexington and Concord. Heagney Wallace orchestra provided music from 8 to 9 with dancing until 2 am and a grand march led by Chief Engineer MacRae and wife. Hall decked in red white and blue. Isabel Garghill Beecher’s dramatic reading The dijon and the Mouse Saturday evening deemed among the best heard. Many attended.
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Lexington
Concord
Heagney & Wallace Singing Orchestra
MacRae
Isabel Garghill Beecher
Pleasure at South Sudbury Sale and Memorial Benefit
Miss Grace Richardson of Jafrey New Hampshire enjoys a short vacation with relatives. A. S. Rogers bought a Standard Day automobile to replace his Winton medicine and will dispose of it. Kate Connelly and Boston relatives attended the funeral of uncle John Connelly in Derby last Wednesday. A fancy table and special candy and children's tables will be attractions at the Memorial church sale and supper on December 3. The sale starts at 3 p.m.
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A. S Rogers
Kate Connelly
Boston
John Connelly
Derby
Ann
Maynard Social Notes and Local Gleanings
Maynard counts a returning Miss Molly Clark and several residents visiting or working nearby. James Ryan takes a Lynn shoe store job while Loretta Donovan returns to Assabet mills. Local events include St. Bridget's anniversary on Jan 6 and a Congregational Thanksgiving service. An Imperial orchestra visit to Gardner and plans for a new Maynard laundry are also noted along with various visits among neighbors and relatives.
Death of Mrs Deane Longtime Maynard Resident
Mrs Thomas Deane age 68 died at her Deane Street home Saturday afternoon after several weeks of serious illness. A longtime Maynard resident she was respected as a loyal friend and neighbor. Survived by four daughters and two sons, the funeral was Monday morning with many relatives and friends in attendance, with interment at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Thomas Deane
Deane St
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard School Completes In-Building Fire Alarm System
The school committee has perfected a fire alarm system in all three Maynard school buildings. Alarms can be sounded promptly from any floor and are clearly heard throughout during sessions. Frequent fire drills will be held to prevent panic in real danger.
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Maynard
Boston meeting eyed pro league this winter without Maynard
A basketball gathering in Boston Sunday floated a professional league for this winter but Maynard would be excluded. Four towns including Newburyport Peabody Salem and Lowell show willingness to join as the KBGLA. Hugh Healey and James Gray, former New England league magnates, express interest in the venture.
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Boston
Maynard
Newburyport
Peabody
Salem
Lowell
Hugh Healey
Jas. Gray
Yankee pumpkin pie firmly wins the table
A nostalgic poem extols Yankee pumpkin pie as the ultimate comfort dish. The speaker, John 3. Grey, contrasts it with foreign and haute cuisine, arguing that a solid wedge of pumpkin pie satisfies best, outshining roast beef, fowl, and fancy pâtés in simple, hearty nourishment.
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Rou
John 3. Grey
New York Tribune
Sudbury Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Sudbury items report Louis B F Raycroft sprained knee and Fred Clark family moving to his old farm home. Grange welcomed 11 new candidates at last week's meeting. Asenith Hadley returned from New Hampshire summer visit. Thanksgiving night dance planned in town hall with Lang's orchestra of Waltham. Methodist fair set for December 10 afternoon and evening. Alumni Association meeting at Miss Faith P Hadley’s Sudbury home Friday evening. Road work by Arthur A Dakin below W H Fairbanks. new fences added in town. For sale piano and organ by L P Goulding of South Sudbury.
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Fred Clark
S. D. Perry
Pridson
Grange
Lang
Orchestra of
Waltham
Alumni Ass’n
Faith P. Hadley
Sudbury
Arthur A. Dakin
W. H. Fairbanks
Dover and Franklin name new mayors in party contests
In Dover New Hampshire on November 25 George J. Foster a Republican won the mayoralty by 487 over Democrat Pinkham marking his second term as mayor. In Franklin New Hampshire Enos K. Sawyer a Democrat defeated Republican Kelley by 77 in the municipal election.
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Dover
N. H
George J. Foster
Pinkham
Foster
Franklin
Enos K. Sawyer
Kelley
Bedford News Infected With Whooping Cough And Local Social Notes
Whooping cough is epidemic among Bedford children. Mrs. George N. Blake of Somerville hosted Mrs. A. C. Biggs on South Street Monday. Messrs. Enright and Emerson, state gypsy moth inspectors, visited Bedford. Ray Mack and Clifford Charles report success in trapping animals along the Shawsheen river. A. C. Biggs and Mrs. Biggs will attend Arlington Heights ball Thanksgiving eve and visit the Blake home afterward. Harvard Yale score surprised many locals favoring Yale. A. J. Poland works on piping and bathroom specifications for Bedford homes with several contracts. Four walking-match cups are displayed at C. W. Blake Co drug store. Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart Young of Portsmouth, N.H., visited here. Young plans a flatboat trip 1500 miles on the Mississippi and hunting in Louisiana canebrakes before returning north.
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George N. Blake
Somerville
A. C. Biggs
South St
Messrs. Enright and
Emerson
Gypsy Moths Commission
Bedford
Ray Mack
Clifford Charles
Shawsheen
Arlington Heights
G N. Blake
Yale
Harvard
A. J. Poland
C. W. Blake 'Co Drug Store
John Stuart Young
Portsmouth
N.H
Young
Porto Rico
Mississippi River
Lousiana
Concord Junction Community Notes and Events Summary
Webb Robbins shipped a carload of cattle from Concord Junction. Farnum Damon returns home from Amherst for Thanksgiving. Porter Pierce plans a tail oring and pressing shop in Bartolomo’s block. A. D. Messer enjoyed a docking trip to Atlantic with friends. Miss Fannie White of Maynard visits her sister Mrs. R. B. McSweeney. Old Folks’ Association ball slated for Wednesday night. Tracy Pope contracted for gold lettering on the Concord Junction post office. Miss Blanche Bryder and Celia MacDonald visiting Providence for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahoney and daughter Isabelle visit Scanlons in Wayland. Thomas Connell leaves Boston Harness to take a clerical job at North Station. Harry Jacobs nets deer after hunting near Jackman. Herbert Kingman injures ankle at B. & M. freight. Richard Connell to substitute. WC.T.U. meets with Mrs. H. A. Shepard on Dec 2 at 3 pm. Harmon has a rough day with a fall and runaway carriage. Owls vs Never Sweats football game scheduled Thursday at 10 am on Priest end. spectators urged to bring change. Woman’s Club on Greece program. Minna Elliot Tenney in Grecian costume with cello selections by Miss Jones. Greek class from Concord High invited.
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Fannie White
Maynard
R. B. McSweeney
Tracy Pope
Concord Junction
Blanche Bryder
Celia MacDonald
Providence
Thomas Mahoney
Isabelle
Wayland
David Scanlon
Thomas Connell
Boston
North Station
Harry Jacobs
Jackman
Jacobs
Herbert Kingman
Richard ‘Connell
WC. T. U
H. A. Shepard
Harmon
Hergeback
Owls
Never Sweats
Woman’s Club
General Reading
Odd Fellows Hall
Minna - Elliot Tenney
Miss
Concord Notes and Social Updates at Colonial Inn
Mrs. 8 R Day from Honolulu plans the winter at Colonial Inn while Mrs. Auto A Saunders recovers. Several residents ill with tonsillitis or lingering ailments. Tuesday club to meet at Mrs Russell Robb’s home. Calve heard by Miss A L Hicks in Boston Symphony Hall last Tuesday. many visitors and guests listed at Colonial Inn. G P Grant of Fitchburg leases Vanderveer bungalow for winter. sculptor Daniel C French visits regarding the Melvin memorial. Rev Charles A Riggs speaks of Turkey work at Trinitarian church. social events include a bridge evening at Colonial Inn and a Shakespearian recital by Marshall Darrach. Thanksgiving season sermon to be delivered by Rev S Dexter. Young People’s club to debate freedom in the Marlboro parish area with local speakers.
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A. L. Hicks
Calve
Symphony Hall
Boston
John Thayer
Kansas City
G. W. Hopkins
Hubbard
Mee
Concord Grange
H. G
Jadys
G. M. Holden
Joshua B. Holden
Colonial Inn
H. H. Benson
Abilene
Kan
Dallas
Texas
Daniel C. French
Melvin
Charles A. Riggs
Constantinople
Trinitarian Church
Turkey
Carrie Deloriea
Marshall Darrach
Town Hall
Julius Ceasar
Gies
Dexter
Trinity Church
St. Luke's
Pandson
Ity
Trinity
Keyes Offerings On Sweaters And Fur Goods At Value
For goods and sweaters in many weights and colors Keyes markets a complete assortment. Prospective buyers are urged to compare value and quality before shopping elsewhere, with fur coats from black dog and raccoon options highlighted. Sporting goods, including guns and tackle, are promoted to improve performance and enjoyment.
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Keyes
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Ephraim Flint
Richard Delhanty
M. W. MacRae
Melrose
Elizabeth Hunter
Julia A. Bemis
Miss Hurley of
May Dougherty
J. J. Kellerhan
Smith
Sandy Pond Road
Grace Simpson
Chester Sherman
Messrs Sanderson and Stone
Bertha Scripture
Edward Flint
South
Grace Richardson
Jaffrey, N. H
H. P. WN
Main Street
Dahl, Maynarda
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield
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Molly Clark
James Ryan
Lynn
Magdalene
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Miss Lauretta. Donovan of
Clinton
The
Assabet Mills
Rose Leyden
Mechanicsville
Conn
Margaret Murphy
Sudbury St
East Boston
Mary Lee
Edward Sheridan
Worcester
W. G. Saunders
Chelsea
Harry Fowler
New Haven
Jane Turnbull
Maud
Watertown
May Ferns
Collinsville
May Doherty
John J. Driscoll
Congregational Church
Mary Rhadigan
Lawrence
James Sheridan
Thompson St
Imperial Orchestra
Clara Woolerseliied
Elizabeth Jackson
Gardner
James J. Morgan
John Lawton
National Association of Woolen and Worsted Overseers
Deane
Sudbur
Louis B. F. Raycroft
Asenith Hadley
New Hampshire
South Sudbury
L. P. Goulding
Mass
Webb Robbins
Farnum Damon
Amherst
Porter
Pierce
Bartolomo
A. D. Messer
Atlantic
South Shore
8. R. Day
Honolulu
Auto A. Saunders
John Whitney
Hubbard St
Russell Robb
G. A. Tewksbury
Sporting
John M
Walden Street
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