Maynard News Notes Local Events and Changes
The town reports road completion, ads, and social visits. Julius Loewe hosts Hudson guests. Mrs. Harris of Waverly visits. Phillip Potter becomes night operator in Concord. School changes include Myra Knowlton filling a fifth grade vacancy. A juvenile dancing school opens in Maynard. A Democratic rally with notable speakers is planned in Co operative Hall. Plus notices of marriages, train station contract, and shipping of a service member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harris
Waverly
Julius Loewe
Phillip Potter
Concord
Telephone Exchange
Joseph Martin
William Martin
Main St
Myra Knowlton
Princeton
Ondiehanses
Brooke St
Robert Barris
James Coulter
C. H. Washburn
South Middlesex
Lincoln
Benj. B. Lovett
Masonic Hall
Maynard
Co-operative Hall
John H. McNamee
Cambridge
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
E. F. Slattery
South Framingham
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Carney Haggerty Nuptials At St Bridget's Church
Miss Alice Carney and George P. Haggerty were married at 2 o'clock at St. Bridget's Church with Rev John A Crowe officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Bessie Mahoney and best man John Haggerty attended. The couple planned a Washington trip and will live in Concord Junction after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Carney
George P. Haggerty
Concord
St. Bridget’s Church
John A. Crowe
Bessie Mahoney
John Haggerty
James Carney, Nason Jr
Haggerty
Washington
Concord Junction
Piano and Organ Lessons and Instrument Sale Notice
Miss Lillian Carter offers piano and organ instruction at Brooks street Maynard. A large lot of piano boxes is for sale at 1 and 1.25. Apply to Charles H. Persons. Edward A. Kingsley, theme teacher, will visit Maynard each Wednesday with lessons at the pupil’s residence if desired. Inquiries at 523 Massachusetts Ave Boston or C H Persons music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carter
Brooks St
Maynard
Charles H. Persons
Edward A. Kingsley
Mr. Kingsley
Massachusetts Ave
Boston
C. H. Person
Sudbury Preacher Leads Service at Local Methodist Church
The Rev W A Bowler of Saxonville preached at the local Methodist church. A planned series of social dances in the town hall for the coming winter is not yet considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bowler
Saxonville
Middlesex County
Concord Junction social notes from Hawthorne O. E. S. event
Grand Matron Katharine A. Hall Grand Patron Winslow B. Southworth and Grand Marshal Mary E. Bagley paid an official visit to Hawthorne chapter. Two candidates were initiated and three applications received. About 100 members and visitors attended from Boston Waltham Maynard Hudson Marlboro Fitchburg Leominster Cambridge East Douglass. Supper served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Reed
Manchester
N. H
Fred W. Reed
Katharine A. Hall
Winslow
Southworth
Mary E. Bagley
Hawthorne Chapter
O. E
Boston
Waltham
Maynard, Hudson
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Cambridge
East Douglass
October facial massage offered at Mrs Carl G Johanson home
Concord Junction notices advertise facial massages at a reduced October price by appointment at 134 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction Mass. A for sale item lists a seven and one third octave piano in good condition refinished case priced at 100 dollars from C H Persons Piano Warerooms Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Johanson
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Mass
C. H. Person
Maynard
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes
Percy Garfield plans electric lights on Hub Bard street while John O Haskell slowly recovers. Roxbury defeats the Maas School eleven 17 to 0. The Concord Democratic club has 17 vacancies with last year’s members renewing. Ralph Holbrook elected treasurer. A Trinitarian church reception honors new president Boyden Bass. First Parish weighs Wright Tavern relocation amid opposition to moving a town landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
McWalter
Concord Democratic Club
Ralph Holbrook
Trinitarian Church
Boyden A. Bass
A. Baylis
B. W. Flanigan
Peter Jensen
E. B. Marshall
C. L. Mullen
John Oakes
Robert A. Somerville
Ingwald Simonsen
J. Whippie
Joseph Barrett
I. T. Comstock
Ida B. Gray
Helen G. Hammersmith
Delia O'Hare
Wright
Miss Noyes Dress Maker Moves to Urquhart Block
Concord notices advertise Miss Noyes as a skilled dress maker now in Urquhart's block seeking patronage. Also a tenement to let on Monument street and a general house work girl needed for a two person family at Mrs Harvey's Colonial after Oct 22. Ribbons offered at Miss Buck's with reduced prices.
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J. K. Reshel Co
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Birdseye
Boston & Maine Railroad Co
Alfred
T. Haynes
Friend's
Druccisst
DR. C. 8. Towne
J. P. Watson
Stitestara Oren Wih
A. Wel
Mayer Ee Ene
C. L. King, D.D.S
Maynard’s Block
John M. Keyes
San
Ty Peetar Goods
Cee Eytien Os Automobiles
cy“Walden ‘Street
Telephone
Adelbert Fernald, C. M.D
Graduate Dental Department
Harvard University
Huntington Ave
Symphony Hall
Back Bay
Wendell F. Davis
Concord Junction, Mass
Walter A. Carr
H. H. Young
J. F. Gannon & CO
Flcor Eyes
H. P. N. Dahl
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Maynard, Mass
W. W. Oliver
Bert Callahan
Keene, N. H
Sudbury
Henry T. Maynard
Maine
South Sudbury
M. W. Allen & Son
Assenger Station
Sudbury Centre
John Anderson
U. S
Kearsarge
New York
Denmark
France
Portsmouth
Eng
Frank M. Bowker
Bowker
John Aspray
George H. Clark
Weeds
New England Methodist Onan
Broadway
Somerville
Lowell
Chicopee
Belmont
Malden
Hubbard H. Brown
Mr. Clark
Mr. Aspray
Carney—Haggerty
B. F. Howe
Dr. Leonard
Frederick Swindell
Rockville, Conn
Frank R. Connor
Percy Garfield
Hubbard St
John O. Haskell
Roxbury
Maas School
Concord Local
W. F. Litchfield
Mill
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