Local notices and town happenings in Fitchburg and nearby
Ralph Shattuck entered Cornell Garnett Hackwell spent Sunday at his Fitchburg home. Thomas Marr left Assabet mills for New Jersey. Mrs Benjamin Harris of Waverly guests of Julius Loewe. Miss abies cran a pra early week ends in Charlestown. James Haynes dies Monday buried today. P B C B held a meeting at Mrs W K Denniston's. Millinery cloak and suit opening October 8 and 9 at Combination Cash store Maynard. Boston banking firm with George H Gutteridge offices has discontinued business. Mr and Mrs W H Gutteridge visited Providence. Florence Palmer of Charles Town visited Wilder McCurda. Selectmen negotiating with Amory Maynard to widen Nason street sidewalk from P H Delees to Main. Body of George Nelson drowned at Sebattus Me brought home for burial. Representative will be held in Hudson night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Davis
Ralph Shattuck
Cornell
Garnett Hackwell
Fitchburg
Thomas Marr
Assabet Mills
New Jersey
Abies Cran
Charlestown
James Haynes
The
W. K. Denniston
Maynard
Boston Banking Concern
George H. Gutteridge
W. H. Gutteridge
Providence
Florence Palmer
Wilder McCurda
Amory Maynard
Nason St
P. H. DeLee
Hannon Morrison Wedding Ceremony Report
The wedding of Hannon and Morrison was held with Renard J Albert Crowley Wakefield officiating. The bridal party included Rose Hannon as bridesmaid and William Hi Scully as best man. The bride wore white muslin with a tulle veil and carried a prayer book. reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Spring Lane. The couple planned a brief trip to New York and will live with the bride’s parents on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renard J. Albert Crowley Wakefield
Lee Donahue
Rose Hannon
Sears
William Hi. Scully
Luke Hannon
Spring Lane
Morrison
New York
Maynard Local Property Sale Promises Good Investment
William Maynard reports rapid property sales with 14 of 20 houses sold. remaining holdings include a five four tenement block on Percival Street at 1790 dollars each and an eight tenement block on River Street for sale. W. C. Croft is the agent. Also notes a continued fire sale of stock and offers three large school heating stoves with galvanized pipe, via James Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maynards
Percival St
River St
W. C. Croft
Central House
Main St
Sudbury St
W. H. Aspegreen
L. N. Fowler & Co
James Mullin
Marriage of Henry Thomas Maynard at Memorial Church
Sudbury reports the wedding of Henry Thomas Maynard at Memorial Congregational church on Wednesday evening. A large number of townspeople are invited to the ceremony and the reception at the residence of Mr and Mrs Atherton W Rogers. A special train from Boston and vicinity will run for the event. Also advertised are two upright pianos priced at $100 from C H Persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas Maynard
Memorial Congregational Church
Atherton W. Rogers
Boston
Massachusetts
Russo Japanese tensions ease hopes for settlement
Oct 7 dispatches from Yokohama and Tokyo report diplomats optimistic for a peaceful end to the Russo Japanese dispute with concessions by Russia in Korea and Manchuria. Officials and press note calm, though rumors fuel public irritation as barring incidents and fortifications are observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Russia
Japan
Corea
Manchuri
Manchuria
Baron von Rosen
Alexicis
Port Arthur
Baron Komura
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Wateu
England
France
Germany
United States
China
America
Local Notes From Marlboro and Vicinity
Frank W. Sawin works in Wed- Ot Ot. P. Johnson completes term. T. F. Gorman back from Nantucket. Gundy of Providence visited Sunday. Winn and other residents flagged with visits. Langevin of Suncoatl and Demmereen of Stier noted. Frank and Duston residents, Louis Hamlin of Auburn newly visited. Assistant Postmaster George L. Stevens on vacation in New York. Joseph Menard returns to Minneapolis after visiting relatives. John O Grady returns from Lynn for James Spellissy funeral. Willett of Lowell visits home after two weeks. Philip J. Meagher granted a pension for Philippines service with the 27th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Sawin
Deidr
P. Johnson
T. F. Gorman
Natick
Gundy
Providence
Uae
Winn
Utaorig
Enh Intant Son
Mra
Seatine Langevin
Suncoatl
Mepe Mastie Demmereen
Stier the Frank & Duston
Louis Hamlin
Auburn
George L. Stevens
New York City
Joseph Menard
Minneapolis
John O'Grady
Lynn
James EB. Spellissy
Willett
Lowell
Philip J. Meagher
Philippines
27Th Infantry
Millinery Goods Offered at Concord Store
At MISS BUCKS Millinery and Fancy Goods Store in Concord Massachusetts a catalog of hats hosiery gloves hair pins ladies underwear and skirts is advertised. The notice lists silk waists storm skirts house skirts and black skirts with price details and ordering options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non Comets
Cacia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlboro, Mass
Benjamin Harris of
Waverly
Julius Loewe
Hannon—Morrison
Sudbury
C. H. Person
Tokio
Yongampio
Yalu River
Washington
Hay
Root
Hitchcock
Payne
Freehold
N. J
John J. Newbury
Rudolph Neumann
Mercantile Building and Loan Association of
This Place
Red Bank
Newbury
Neumann
Standard Oil
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Devonian Oil Company
Allegheny
Butler Counties
Arkansas
Sheridan, Ark
bcCollum
Marshal Cratchfield
Kansas City
Kae
Rock Island
Laredo
Tex
Marlboro
MISS
Concord
Mass
Friend’s Block
Concord, Mass
Maynard Harness Main St
Cleary & Williams
Main Street
General Insurance Agency
C. F. Nevens
Looking Glass
Miss Annie Noel
Loewe’s Block
Nason Et. Maynard
Cambridge
Somerville
Medford
Everett
Co. H
Mayrard, Mass
Davis
E. H. Davis
Maynard, Mass
Nason Street
I Ices
Combination Gash Store Co
Sents
M. F. Mullin
Cupid
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Johnson
Johnson Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Props
Willard Pharmacy
Willard
South Acton, Mass
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