Maynard Notes Local Happenings And Auctions
Maynard residents attend church events and social gatherings while local auctions approach. Jennie Reed returns to Boston work. Miss Wood visits family. land and property moves occur around North Acton and Acton. The town pump dries up amid drought. harvest supper and Witch party planned. missionary talk given by C F Fuller. forthcoming Otis H Forbush auctions in Acton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Reat Renda
Tower Hall
Johnson
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Fuller
Local Notes From East Acton Household News
Grace Worden spent Sunday at home. Robins is confined to the house with a bad cold. Work on Arthur Raynor s house is progressing rapidly. Dr Barker s sister Mrs Daniels has bought the Sleeper place. James O Neil and wife rejoice in the arrival of a new baby.
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Robbins
Arthur Raynor
Dr. Barker
North Acton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs G H Harris hosted two Lowell visitors last Thursday and Friday. Wm Trombly suffered a bronchial cold aided by Dr Staples over the weekend. Alfred Harris left for New York City for new work. his wife and baby stay with her father briefly. A striking sight is a seven tier cattle car carrying ducks through town. Mrs Daniels, sister of Dr Barker, is reported to have bought the old Davis house from W C Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Harris
Lowell
Trombly
Staples
Alfred Harris
New York City
West Acton Village Notes and Local Updates
Dixon has been on the sick list this week. Miss Mabel Thompson also ill. Camp closures reported, Webster Blanchard returned from Andover College. Mrs. Banny Porter recovered from Oak Bluffs. Gardner of New Bedford visited with Mrs. Bertha G Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson's daughter Katherine home from Peak's Island. Mr. Penniman of Fitchburg bought Ramsdell place and moved in. Wright Robinson wedding in Watertown noted. H. Mead heard Roosevelt in Boston. Mrs. Ed Whitcomb buried at Mount Hope. Lizzie Scanlon from Mass General Hospital training as nurse. George Mead of Somerville bought land on C. B. Stone hill, plans home. New Fritz Oelschiegel sign attracting attention by shop. work by W. W. Smith, car painter. Read ad for hourly hire rates. Carpet pick up noted. thanks to Hall Brothers and firefighters for Oct 15 incident efforts.
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Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Purrington Bros
Cambridge St
Winchester
Arlington
Joseph Evans
Middle St
Lexington
Grassland
St Acton
East Acton
Concord
Chandler Place
Hayes
Dixon
Mabel Thompson
Campbell
Lounsbury
Webster Blanchard
Andover College
Banny Porter
Oak Bluffs
Gardner
New Bedford
Penniman
Fitchburg
Ramsdell Place
Watertown
H. Mead
Republican Club
Boston
Roosevelt
Ed Whitcomb
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lizzie Scanion
Mass. General Hospital
George Mead
Somerville
C. B. Stone
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Oee
Merrimack
MAIN
Maynard
Xtra
Chineal Thai
Jennie Reed
Helen B.ood
Father
B.C. Wood
Mra
Geo.Dussault
Leonard Pinkham
Wood
Hudson
William Edwards
Dennison
Poo
Luther Davis
North Acton
Congregational Church
Middlesex Union of Congregational Churches
Lancaster
Inn
New Hampshire
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mig. Co
Union St
Baston
WG SS Caries
Grace Worden
West Acton
Fritz Oelschiegel
W. W. Smith
Regina
J. M. Kempton
Whitcomb
Everson Electric
Hall Brothers
A. J. Haynes & Coo
Maynard, Mass
the People’s Store
Finney & Hoi
South Acton
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