Maynard Social Notes Reflect Fair Plans and Local Visits
Maynard residents attend Brockton fair and visit friends in Boston Lowell Hudson and Clinton. Local listings report new contracts at the powder plant changes in mill employment and a quarterly dividend from American Woolen Co. A play on Why Girls Leave Home is slated for Music hall and the Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Rich
Fred Simpson
Brockton
Ernest Johnson
Lowell
A. Charlies Loewe
Boston
B. A. Harris
Waverly
Julius Loewe
John McNamara
John A. Crowe
Ray Sperling
Hudson
Eva Tucker
Benjamin Brown
Cambridge
Annie Flood
Roslindale
B. T. Barber
Detroit
Mich
David Loewe
Joseph Lambert
Uxbridge
Michael Wall
May Ferns
North Billerica
Nason
Addie Leever
Clinton
Emma Wilcomb
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congressional Church
Music Hall
Senator Hoar
Concord
A. B. Papineau
Assabet Institution of Savings
American Woolen Co
Not Advisable Change to Bridges in Maynard
A 1904 letter from the Massachusetts railway commissioners explains why the Maynard bridge plan to join the railroad and town bridges with a shared walk and outside fence cannot proceed. It warns that removing fences could endanger the public and urges proper lighting at each end to deter highway access to railway property. James A. Jackson signs as chairman. J. W. Ogden is addressed. P. J. Sullivan plans another attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Ben, Smith
J. W Ogden
Railway Commissioners
Boston
J. W. Ogden
Maynard
James A. Jackson
P. J. Sullivan
Match Between Married and Single Men Ends In Tie
A Saturday association football game pitted teams representing married and single men. Players included W Stokes T Smith Alfie Billett George McInnes Marsden Waterhouse F St Lihger Wm Barron H Kelley Harry Rodway Mark Kelley on the married side and J Billett Herbert Whitehead Charles Spence M Brown J McInnes J Murray B Billett T Smith W Mann T Shaw J Palmer for the singles. The final score was three to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stokes
T. Smith
Alfie Billett
George McInnes
Marsden Waterhouse
F. St. Lihger
Wm. Barron
H. Kelley
Harry Rodway
Mark Kelley
C. Turnbull
J. Billett
Herbert Whitehead
Charles Spence
M. Brown
J. McInnes
J. Murray
B. Billett
District Court Dismisses Bicycle Theft Charge Against Balzuk
Charles Balzuk was acquitted by Judge Keyes after a district court hearing. The accuser could not identify Balzuk as the bicycle seller. Fuscon received probation on an assault charge and Bloome was fined five dollars for drunkenness. Juvenile dancing class attendees from Hudson depart Saturday at 1 30 in charge of Mrs. Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Balzuk
Keyes
Balzuk
Fuscon
Bloome
Hudson
B. B. Lovett
F. U. Rich
Clara Singleton piano organ lessons and hat shop opening
Clara B Singleton offers piano and organ lessons at pupils homes or 1 Oak Street Maynard Massachusetts She has moved her millinery business to room 4 Naylor's Block showing trimmed and untrimmed hats Opening days Thursday Friday and Saturday October 13 14 15 Entrance on Nason Street Miss Harriett Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Singleton
Oak St
Maynard
Mass
Naylor
Local Notices From Marlboro District
J H Croff paints Forest Hill block. A B Bill of Boston visits brother G D Bill. Edward McGrath of Natick visits town Friday. James Billings moves from Allen Street to Chestnut Street. Wm Withearbee relocates from Pleasant Street to Russell Street. Miss Grace Croft begins studies at Radcliffe College. Miss Mary Richardson visits relatives in Fitchburg. John J Desmond of Waltham visits Thursday. Mark Caffrey joins John Hancock Insurance Co. Blanche Emery confined to home with tonsillitis. L A Fontaine considers winter resort offer at Nassau. Wilfred Moineau and Pierre L Heureux camping at Gleasondale. Mrs John R Proctor visits relatives in Middleboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bill
Boston
G. D. Bill
Edward McGrath
Natick
James Billings
Allen St
Chestnut St
Withearbee
Pleasant St
Russell St
Grace Croft
Radcliff College
Mary Richardson
Fitchburg
John J. Desmond
Waltham
Mark Caffrey
John Hancock Insurance Co
Blanche Emery
Elm St
L. A. Fontaine
Nassau
Wilfred Moineau
Piere L’heureux
Gleasondale
John R. Proctor
Middleboro
Concord News Highlights Local Jobs Elections and Search
A. Vanderhoof ad appears in this issue. Wm. J. McDermott serves as juror at Cambridge Civil term. Wood to burn sold by J. W. Raymond. Tax collector Erastus H. Smith resigns after 10 years. Herbert W. Hosmer appointed to finish term. Concord Antiquarian society officers named led by Hon. John Keyes with Macdonald Tolman Todd and Emerson French. Massachusetts reformatory search for Edward Russell ongoing after escape with four weeks left. he was considered model prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. McDermott
Middlesex Superior Court
Cambridge
Wood
J. W. Raymond
Erastus H. Smith
Concord
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord Antiquarian Society
John 8. Keyes
Loren B. Macdonald
Adams Tolman
George Tolman
Thomas Todd
Edward W. Emerson
Allen French
Massachusetts Reformatory
Edward Russell
Reformatory
Concord Junction Social and Local Notes
The W C T U met with Mrs Winslow Russell Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Henrietta M Chase returns from Groton. Mrs Merrill and daughter of Worcester visited town. W A Parsons and his mother returned from Maine. Miss Marcenia King visits Hyde Park relatives. Dancing class by B B Lovett set for next Saturday night. Dept Supt P W Allen to spend vacation with Supt J F Scott in Elmira NY. Large turnout at the funeral of Senator Hoar in Concord. Edward Russell of Wayland, a reformatory prisoner, escaped the farm gang Monday morning with about a month left to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Russell
Henrietta M. Chase
Groton
Merrill
Worcester
P. W. Allen
J. F. Scott
Elmira
N. Y
West End
Concord
Senator Hoar
Edward Russell
Wayland
Reformatory
Wilmot F. Daley
River St
Worcester City Hospital
W. A. Page
Central St
Sandusky
Joseph Balcom
Norwich
Lyman School
Chas. E. Sexton
Boston & Maine
New York
Harriet de Voe Anderson
New York City
Ralph Holt
Felton St
Fred Bernard
McDonald
John Lynch
Dormain Sr
Chase Building
Phaneuf
Annie Duff
Town Hall
To Let House of 7 Rooms at 8 Crest Street Concord
Local rental advertisement for a seven room house at 8 Crest Street Concord Junction offering hot and cold water bath with monthly rent of 13 dollars. Inquiries directed to C. J. Waite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest St
Concord Junction
C. J. Waite
Local notes mixers and movers in Hudson area
A Mount of brief items from Hudson Cambridge Brockton and surrounding towns. Residents visit relatives move jobs travel attend events report illnesses and minor incidents. Notables include Miss Ruth Posgage visiting Boston and Ernest Losowski planning a new ten room house at Prospect Park with several locals noted among shoppers travelers and workers.
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F. Wilder
Margaret Murphy
High St
The
Assabet Mills
Mary Rice
Mrs
John Punch
B. Dolly of
Westminister
Edward Hooper
National Express Company
Charlies A. Weichlodge
A. F. and
A. M
the Order
Mary Leithead
Burling
Mill
Herbert Howard
Elsie Parmenter
Milford
W. B. Case & Sons
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
W. G. Clements
Brockton Fair
Marlboro
Oma
District Court News
J. H. Croff
Forest Hill
P.a.delee
Nason St
Sinn
Dennis Gheehan
Maynard, Mase
Thomaz Feehan
A. Vanderhoof
W. A. Parsons
Maine
Marcenia King
Hyde Park
Ruth Posgage
Alfred Woods
John Babin
Ben Chase
Joseph Bavis
Walnut St
West
Carrie Brown
Lake Pleasant
la Soe
REL
SITIO
Wea
Ernest Losowski
Prospect Park
Ernest Hinsman
James Haley
Chas
Coolidge
George McMahon
H. P. Whittaker
Estella Wheeler
W. H. Sanborn
O'Neil St
Felton Loomis
Manchester
N. H
William, O'Connell
Ernest Crossman
B. J. Prescott
Stephen Smith
Forestvale Cemetery
Sarah Finneron
Everett
George Coolidge
Bernard FP
Fred Ware
Leon
Rochester, N. H
George Ranney
Washington ‘St
Hagta
T. A. Taylor
Wt. M
BE. D. Jewett
Hanlon
Lyman Martin
Webster
Lyman Yeo
Rie cc
J. F. Gannon & Co
Harberdashers
Maynard, Mass
Eleev
B. F Townsend
Mark
Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Maynard,Mass
Vince Leesom
C. L. Bowse
Main St
Oncord Junction
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