Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
The town saw a range of visits and gatherings including Miss Ethel Nordberg visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Hadwell hosting guests, and Frank Bixby of Metropolitan Life in town with agents. Several residents planned dances and suppers at local halls, and Emmett Thane left his Prudential post. Yom Kippur observance and weathered coat arrivals mark the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Goodenow
Annisquam
Brooks Reed
Boston
Ruggell Stone
New York
American Woolen Co
Daniel Goodenow
Acton St
Alexander Petigrew
S. R. Garland
Pleasant St
Summer St
Maple House
Robert Wilson
Main
Nason Sts
James Farrell
Post Office
Oldtown
Harry Cook
Worcester
Brockton Fair
Frank McCarron
Reed Lyons
Henry
Thomas Hutchby
Enror
A. C. Loew
Lawrence
Hugh Connor
Frank Crowley
Fred Brunell
Gleasondale
Laura Bower
Tn Rochdale
Thomas McNally
Margaret O'Donnell
Leominster
Brida
Charley
William Marshall
Leslie
Waltham
Marshall
William G. Priest
May Riley
Lebanon
N. H
Gavin Taylor
Fred Sims
B. J. Coughlan
Republican Town Committee
Tremont Temple
Sims
Albert Larkin
Ink- Boon
Ethel Nordberg
Somerville
John Nordberg
Garnett Hadyell
Rodner
Alfred &. McCleary
Frank Bixby
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
A. A. Hilferty
William P. Scully
Thomas Deane
George N. Hart
Parris Clements
William Hooper
Cambridge
Mm Fe
City
Edmiond McPherson
Tufts College
Medford
John McPherson
Mary Law
Maggie
Chelsea
Elizabeth Graves
Annie Eckberg
Fred House of
George Creighton
Woonsocket
R. I
William Kilburn
R. 1
Kilburn
Frank Downey
Pittsfield
Ouring
William C. Taylor
The
Jersey Butter Co
Taylor
White Oun
Outfit Co
Home Keeping Women Need Health and Strength
A Johnson Pharmacy advertisement urges home making women to use Foley Kidney Fillers to relieve back pain nervousness aching joints and irregular bladder action promising improved health and strength for May shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Johnson
Closing Scene at St Bridget’s Women Mission
The St Bridget’s parish women held closing services in their church on Saturday evening led by Rev. Martin Mulligan. A procession of 75 white-robed children appeared at the altar before a shrine of the Immaculate Mother, lit by tapers as hymns played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Driscolls
Chet Dean’ Connor
Sara Shaw
Lowell
Garnett Hackwell
Melrose
Alfred B. McCleary
George Waterhouse
Detroit
Canada
St. Bridget’s
William Lard
St. Petersburg
E Lp
New York
Southland
Michael Bander
Mildred
Meyrick
Mansfield
John Glynn
Thomas J. Parker
Parker
Alfred E. “McCleary
Kenneth Camien
Progressive Town Committee
Hudson
Viola Norton
W. V. Cameron
Maud
North Adams
Kennedy
W.S. Lamson
Alka Tmperance Society
Boston
C. A. Hodges
East Ware
N. H
George H. Gutter
Thomas Bell
On Ehanes
Joel Parmenter
Richard
Nellie Parmenters
Orange
Nellie Connolly
Bridget Leyden
S ; Peterson
Reiss Mary Cently
Pittsfield
Yes
St. Bridget’s Church
Women's Mission
St. Bridget's Church
Martin Mulligan
Maynard Baseball Notes Stir Talks of Key Pitchers
Jack Quinn, who pitched for Maynard on Saturday, minds growing chatter as Stallings McHale, a pitching possibility for Monday, was picked up from Jersey City by the New York Americans. A Maine product, he caught Billy Fitzmaurice’s eye at Marlboro. About 450 travelled Saturday, with 650 expected Monday. Maynard home crowd estimated around 300, betting chatter runs high as players fail to appear. Davy Ingalls warns Marlboro folk of fake bets, labeling him a bad tipster.
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Clumbuyus
Haynes
P. H. Murphy
Murphy
Maynard
Brockton Fair
Emma Guillow
Gilson
Nla
Epworth League
M. EB. Church
M. EB
Hudson
Miles Alice Roberts
Brockton
Abington
Alfred Elson
Woburn
George D. Eee
William Hines
Irving Dart
Charles Ae Nathaniel Davis
Arthur Misa
Agnes Richardson
Richardson
Worcester
Mary Johnston
Nellie Craty
Johnston
James Johnston
May Cudahy
Agnes
Mary Maley
Moston
Mainat
Alfred Be, McCleary
Hudson Council
K. of C
Town Hall
Harvard University
Marlboro
Fred Morris
Raleigh
McHale
Jersey City
New York Americans
University of Maine
Billy Fitzmaurice
Davy Ingalls
Davy
Complaints Over Parcel Packing Reach Fire Department
Fire department in Washington receives complaints about improper packing of perishable articles sent by parcel post. Guidance urges senders to mark perishables and wrap to prevent decay and contamination of other mail. Articles include butter lard fresh meats dressed fowls fruits and berries. If not properly wrapped, parcels are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Washington
Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs William Byasier
Mr and Mrs William Byasier marked their anniversary with a family ceremony at home on Sunday. A dinner and social hour followed with music and attendance from neighbors in Ton, Waltham and surrounding areas. Gifts included silverware and china presented by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Byasier
George N. Gove
Ton, Waltham
China
Local Items and Sales From Maynard and Concord Junction
Notices report a mill closing holiday impact and a town tidbit about Mrs John. Auction and sale ads list a driving horse and a work horse for sale at Lin's stable Concord Junction and at Maynard addresses. Real estate offers include a house and stable at 11 Brooks Street Maynard Mass and the B B Hooper place with rental details. Rental notice invites a six room house for Let near Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin’s
Concord Junction
George Richardson
Brooks, St
Maynard
Mass
B. B. Hooper
G. Hooper
Maynard, Mass
Ota
First of Series Mens Fr at ern al League Meet Begins
The first of a series of monthly meetings by the Men s Fraternal League of the Congregational church starts Tuesday evening. Members anticipate winter instruction and social events. Elected secretary will fill vacancy left by W Robertson. Henry A Johnston of L Anse Michigan is a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
H.W. Etary
W. Robertson
Paid Last Tribute At Gloucester For Foley Kidney Pills
Town residents traveled to Gloucester on Monday to pay a tribute of love to Foley Kidney Pills. The heartfelt gathering honored the product and its makers, reflecting local appreciation for the medicine’s trusted reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
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Charles Keene
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Walter Knott
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Gilbert M. Hawkes
Adelbert Martin
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1St Conn. Inf
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