Maynard Stores Close for Holiday Like July Fourth
Most stores will close all day Saturday as a holiday similar to July 4th. Grocery stores will close together. Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive candidate for governor, spoke in the square Monday about 3 o'clock and impressed working people. He traveled to Acton with Arthur D. Hill and companions. The Men’s League of the Congregational church opened the season with Rev. Samuel A. Bushnell speaking on The Monitor and the Merrimac. Edna Locke has recovered from diphtheria and will resume her studies Monday.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Bird
Arthur D. Hill
Boston
Acton
Men's League of the Congregational Church
Samuel A. Bushnell
Arlington
Monitor
Merrimac
Edna Locke
Winchester
William Bishop
New York
Charles Weaving
Mary Shea
Grace Weaving
Maynard Woman's Club Opens Season With Concert
The Maynard Woman's club met in Masonic hall for the 1912 13 season opening with Mrs Frances Hawkes presiding due to illness of president Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge. Five candidates were named for membership from Stow and town. A tag day will tag houses instead of people. Mendelssohn quartet of Boston supplied an excellent concert.
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Maynard Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Charlotte Stockbridge
Frances Hawkes
Stow
Philanthropic Department
Mendelssohn Quartet
Boston
Harvest season plans and upcoming events at local church
Mia and Lilian Dodge Haskell received audience acclaim with multiple encores during a program led by reader Mia. A push to grow the 200 member limit is noted as prospective members await Harvest Day events and a Harvest concert at 6:45 pm. The schedule includes a pastor sermon, Sunday school concert, rally day with an out of town speaker, and a planned October bazaar with violin performances by Prof. Ashton Lewis. A Lotus male quartet concert is set for November 19 at cooperative hall under the church finance committee.
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Mia
Lilian Dodge Haskell
Boston
Matthew
Music Hall
Ashton Lewis
Chautauqua Assembly
Lotus
O Operative Hall
The
Methodist Church
Witnesses Testify Engineer Violated Orders In Fast Train Run
Federal inquiry in New York hears the Westport wreck was caused by speeds near fifty to sixty mph at crossovers. VP Henry Horn says no hope for improvement if orders aren’t followed. engineers suggest possible stone-throwing from an overpass as a factor. Investigation continues.
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Eri. H. McHenry
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce
McCool
Richard T. Higgins
Public Utilities Commission of Connecticut
KB. C. Elwell
Connecicut Commisssion
Philip J. Doherty
Edward G. Buckland
Youngel
Michael Coyle
Westport
Bartely Gordon
Charles D. Moore
Clark
Moore
Henry Horn
Maynard Memorial organ concert recital announced
The Maynard Memorial organ at Congregational church, repaired with gifts from Mrs. Mary Maynard, will host a concert recital on Tuesday evening October 22. Boston organist Frank Stewart Adams, reader Lena Heather Wood, violinist Herbert Mallinson, soprano Clara M Leighton, and pianist Charlotte Starr Rutan perform a diverse program. The pastor promises an unusually excellent evening.
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Maynard
Congregational Church
Mary Maynard
Worcester
Frank Stewart Adams
Boston
Lena Heather Wood
Washington
D. C
Herbert Mallinson
Clara M. Leighton
Charlotte Starr Rutan
Marlboro Hudson Gas Co expands supply via six inch line
A major contract between Marlboro Hudson Gas Co and West Boston Gas Co creates an almost unlimited gas supply from South Framingham. A six inch high pressure pipe line will connect to Marlboro and be in use by November, with Ley Construction pushing work for rapid completion. The upgrade promises better peak load pressure and will include thousands of burner adjustments to ensure maximum efficiency for Marlboro, Hudson, Stow, Maynard and Gleasondale customers.
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Marlboro
Hudson
Stow
Maynard
Gleasondale
Marlboro Hudson Gas Co
West Boston Gas Co
South Framingham
Marlboro Company
Fred T. Ley Construction Co
Springfield
Tudor files bankruptcy petition in district court
Frederick Tudor of Boston files a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 101 071 dollars with 69 448 secured and 17 114 unsecured. Assets are uncertain. He is a Boston businessman and social figure, Harvard 1899 graduate, and holds posts in several clubs and the National Automobile Association.
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Boston
Frederick Tudor
United States District Court
Accomoda
Accomodation
National Automobile Association
Union Boat Club
Harvard Club
New York
Harvard
Misfortune ruled in Rice death coroner finds
The coroner reports Owen Rice died after a scuffle with a young man and pneumonia. no one is held responsible as the death is deemed misfortune. Earlier notes mention Wabash to return to service in Boston as receiving ship and the death of Tony Scudelari from Vanderbilt cup race course injuries.
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Pawtucket
Vance
Owen Rice
Rice
Washington
Boston Navy Yard
Boston
Salem
Milwaukee
Tony Scudelari
Bruce Brown
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Crawford
A. T. Haynes & Co
Maynard Agents
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers
Robert M. Prentiss
Concord Junction
Mass
Wilfaid Wheeler
Concord, Mass
Grant Street
E. C. Skaffers
B.C. Skaffer
Walden Street
Concord
Concord Junction, Mass
George Creighton
Mary Joyce
William Lord
Shubert Union Orchestra of
M. &. Church
Federal
Horn
New Ha
Ven
Hartford
Conn
Ders
KE. Henderson
Tudor
Che
Adam
Clarence McAuslan
Trinidad Lake
Bedford Hardware and Plumbing Company
Lucas
Bedford Hardware & IF Plumbing Co
Bedford
A. G. Ziegler
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
Kraines
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
Fletcher
South Acton
Hubmark Rubbers
Mark
Tiearns
Boston Rubber Shoe CO
Maiden, Mass
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. 4
Wilson Mgr
Fitchburg
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