Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Maynard residents are cited in a busy weekly list. Names include Miss Clementa Sullivan from Nashonville, Miss Helen Coughlin visiting Grace Welch in Brockton, and John Harriman finishing service at Harriman Laundry in Hudson. The Brockton fair drew many locals. a local social club forms. typhoid inquiries by state board agent. marriage planned for Lena Peterson in Concord. Mass. corporation formed for Harriman Laundry. new roof work at Bancroft Street School. Albert Batley discussed as candidate with notable potato yields. AOUW lodge banquet with Concord. local basketball revival amid scarce eastern teams. Nason Street bowling series to open in Concord.
Bedford Notices and Local Happenings in Town
Levi Williams enters Mass General for treatment. Rev Piper moving to Dorchester. Englishes to Springs road in December. Sweetnam family attended Brockton fair. Crutches added to Bedford emergency room via Mrs Brown. Piper family to Dorchester. Pirates and Tigers World Series chatter. Conductor Lovejoy substitutes for ill Simonds. Bedford Freemasons attend Talbot lodge to see locals ride the goat. Poll tax discount ends today. Blake busy in town hall. Moses Rowe praised for longevity as he apples at home. Registrars session Oct 23 for late registrants. A. W. Boynton sells estate to Mr Cutler. moves to Woodstock VT. Balloon Boston over Bedford at 4.15, height about 2560 feet. Deer, does, buck seen around town. three in one road. pheasants near J H Brown’s Springs road. Massachusetts game laws praised for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Beane
Piper
John English
Springs Road
Geo. H. Sweetnam
Brockton
Abram English Brown
Bedford
Geo. F. Piper
Dorchester
Pirates
Tigers
Lovejoy
Fitchburg
Simonds
Moses Rowe
Boston Post
South St
Rowe
Boston
H. H. Clayton
Winchester
J. W. Elliott
Davis J
T. M. Norton
J. H. Brown
Massachusetts
Fish and Game Commissioner
Local Notices From South Sudbury and Vicinity
South Sudbury residents report rented homes for out-of-town parties and local civic tidbits. G B Grover the grocer bought a horse, while Mrs L M Turner of Cambridge, a former resident, visited friends Saturday. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs H H Whitney. Shirley Smith joined the Fore River Iron Works in Quincy. Mrs Archie Garfield of New Hampshire visits cousins in town. Harry T Maynard adds a southern side bath addition. Samuel Underwood and Fred L Clark serve as jurors in Cambridge under Judge White and Judge Bond. Mrs Rebecca Chisholm died on State highway and was buried following funeral services by Rev E C Whiting. She left two daughters and a son, had lived in town for years, and had worked hard to secure a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tullis
G. B. Grover
Stork
H. H. Whitney
Shirley Smith
The
Fore River Iron Work i
Quincy
Archie Garfield
New Hampshire
A. &. Elms
W. Lb. Stone
Samuel Underwood
Fred L. Clark
Cambridge
Judge White
Bond
Rebecca Chisholm
E. C. Whiting
Memn Congregational Church
Fall area social notes and upcoming church supper
Sudbury Frank H Hadley enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls. Charles J Dean of Worcester visited on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Rafuse spent a day at Brockton fair. Mary F Porter returned from Brock visit with her sister. William Cox and a Water Town friend were guests of Mrs 8 J White. Unitarian church ladies plan a supper and sale on Wednesday Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rafuse
Brockton Fair
Mary F. Porter
Brockton
William Cox
Watertown
J. White
The
Unitarian Church
Concord News In Briefs Mixed Local Happenings
Edward Brennan has joined John M. Keyes. Lawrence Richardson attended the Harvard-Williams game Saturday. Alvard Rose takes a clerk position in Richardson's drug store. Last chance to get your name on the voting list is Saturday Oct 23. Raymond Cull visited Brockton fair. John M. Keyon buying toys in Worcester for Christmas. Rev Mr Cutler of Hudson preached with Rev Mr Tewksbury. Frank Miner heads to Pasadena for an extended stay. Bert Lang joins the fire department hook and ladder company. Concord lodge Hibernians rehearsing for a theatrical production. The first Hudson 20 car seen in Concord, driven by A P Simpson, draws autoists. Cranberries ripe, locals gathering enough at river meadows to last till Thanksgiving. New England Telephone & Telegraph Co busy wiring town for expanded service. Miss Lena Peterson of Maynard to wed Rev Hans A. Tsi tie of Brooklyn next Wednesday. George Warren circulating petition to stock Walden pond and the Concord River with white perch. Warren believes stocking statewide ponds and rivers can help Concord.
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Main St
P. H. Murphy
Charles Warren
Lena Peterson
Hans Adolph Ofstie
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. EB. Churen
Concord
Edward Brennan
John M. Keyes
Lawrence Richardson
Harvard-Williams
Alvard Rose
Richardson
Cutler
Hudson
Maynard
M. BW
Hans A. Ts Tie
I. Y
George Warren
Waich
Fish and Game Commissioners
Walden Pond
Warren
Concord Junction Social Notes From Westvale and Nearby
Concord Junction residents report visitors and journeys from New York Brookline and Hyde Park plus local arrivals and departures. William Rielly, Miss Marcenia King, John McLeod, Mrs. Edward Roberts, Mrs. James Maguire, Mrs. BE Perry, and others were seen visiting or returning from trips to Atlantic City Boston and Greenville. James Maguire resigns from Snow & Noll to pursue carpentry while the Land Grave region plans new cottages near Westvale. John Keyes begins work on an electrical system for the Wright estate as a Nashua engine derailment briefly disrupts local rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLeod
Walthamee
Edward Roberts
James Maguire
Hyde Park
BE Perry
Josephine Marrs
Veteb
William H
Atlantic City
Points South
Snow @& Noll
Annie
Grace Te
Houston
Charles McGowan
Concord Junction
Westvales
Ohn Walcott
Protest to Challenge New Rail Schedules Between Bedford and Boston
Beginning Monday the Lexington and Boston Street railway and the Boston and Maine railroad have altered the Bedford to Boston timetable. The 9.35 am last forenoon and 6.35 pm last evening trains are changed, with 6.21 pm and 10.21 pm the only evening departures from North Station to Bedford. The shifts favor the corporations but burden local travelers, and a mass meeting is anticipated to oppose what is seen as an injustice to townspeople needing travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington & Boston St. Railway Company
Bedford
Concord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Beaford
Millinery Display At Grange Meeting In Town Hall
A large crowd attended the Grange gathering in the town hall on Monday evening October 11. Mrs H S Young models a line of far and winter millinery sure to please even the most exacting. A visit to Spring Road Millinery Parlors will prove the point. The Pittsburgs versus Detroits world series update is posted daily at 5 pm in the C W Blake Go drug store window, courtesy of Wm Gavin of the Boston Traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Young
Spring Road
Pittsburgs
Detroits
Wm. Gavin
Boston Traveler
C. W. Blake ‘Go
How It Struck Him on a Brooklyn Transit Car
In a crowded Brooklyn trolley car a leather-hatted baby cried and protested for miles before a young man in the front proclaimed his liberty with a one line outburst No wedding bells for me. The Post notes the scene as a vivid, humorous moment in daily city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Women and Ships in a City Independent Letter
A Kansas City Independent letter uses humor to note why ships are referred to as she. It cites attempts to steer vessels as revealing why the pronoun persists in maritime speech. The brief quip reflects curiosity about nautical language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mainbrace
Kansas City
On the matter of drinking head
A brief quip from the Philadelphia Record on drinking cautions. The speaker notes that being sure you are right prevents a bad outcome, punning on a potential head injury. No further context or names provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
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James Baldy
Pinesat
William Barron
Ina
Jessie Bell
Gardiner
Dennis Fahey
South Boston
John Duggan
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonville
R. 1
Helen Coughlin
Grace Welch
A. W. Haynes
New York
John Harriman
Harriman
Jennie Wail
Marlboro
Frank
Ferns
William Doherty
Centerville
R. I
Assabet Mills
David Goldenberg
Mass. General Hospital
Margaret Joyce
South Framingham Training School For Nurses
Middlesex Club
Flanagan
Daler
State Board of Health
Harriman Laundry Co
Jeremiah O'Neil
Bancroft. St
Slaters
Albert Batley
Mr. Batley
Concord Lodge
John Kelley
Nason St
Monument
Levi Williams
Mass
General Hospital
Bedaford Freemasong
Thomas Talbot Lodge
Bedfords
A. B. Blake
A. W. Boynton
Somerville
Woodstock
South
Sudbury
Harry T. Maynard
H. P. N. Dahl, Jeweler
Main Street
Bank
Tomers
Spencer Bros
Walden St
Concord, Mass
Gutteridge
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Naylor’s Black
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield
Frank H. Hadley
Niagara Falls
Charles J. Dean of
Worcester
Raymond Cull
John M. Keyon
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
William Rielly
Marcenia King
Ti Brookline
Mrs
Noel
Greenville
Hugh Sheasgreene
Déter
Annie Farrell
M. J
George Guilford
Watham
Friends Town
Ruth Keyes
Broeston
John M. “Keyey
Wright Estate
Barrett Mil
Nashua
New York Post
Karl G. Johanson
Masa
OUR
Edison
Victor
Walden Hall
Commonwealth Ave
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