A Maynard Politician for 10th Middlesex District
Albert Batley of Maynard Republican candidate for Representative in the 10th Middlesex district. A former mill overseer now runs a large greenhouse, active in the M E Church and local Republican committee. Described as a labor supporter with a clean record and progressive ideas, urging a square deal for all.
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Albert Batley
Maynard
10Th Middlesex
Hudson
Stow
Boxboro
Assabet
M. E. Church
Republican Town Committee
Board of Health
Concord Community Notes From Local Activities
P W White starts new building project in Concord. Concord High seniors plan a Thursday hop. Willow lodge Rebelahs hosts a Whist party next Wednesday at ICCF hall. Friday evening sermon prep to the Lord's Supper at the First Unitarian Church with topic Partakers of the Divine Nature. Alfred Matson reports a disturbance near Red Bridge but no further trouble. Young Peoples club meets November 3 in political convention form. Refreshment committee named Lillian B McConnell Helga Nelson George Urquhart Earth Davis. Mrs E F Loughlin hosts guests Belle Donahue Vera Myers Estelle Sweeney Rodney Blake. First Church of Christ Scientist invites lecture at Concord Junction Saturday night by Frank B Leonard free admission. John D Hannon hosted a whist party honoring Albert Mills with five tables and prizes won by Miss Mary Nagle Miss Loretta Nagle Harry Marrs Edward F Loughlin.
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Young Peoples’ Club
Lillian B. McConnell
Helga Nelson
George Urquhart
Earth Davis
E. F. Loughlin
West Concord
Belle Donahue
Rockland
Vera Myers
Dorchester
Estelle Sweeney
Rodney Blake
Providence
R. 1
Church of Christ, Scientist
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Frank B. Leonard
John D. Hannon
Albert’ L.~ Mills
Bdston
Mary Nagle
Loretta Nagle
Harry Marrs
Edward F. Loughlin Tvon
A Successful Run By Higginson and Party With Hounds
A. H. Higginson and party enjoyed a successful fox chase on Monday. They met at Lincoln town hall at six and moved toward Lexington and Bedford. Two foxes were started, one driven to the ground, the other escaped. Dry spell hindered scenting. rain this week should improve conditions.
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Lincoln Town Hall
Lexington
Bedford
Holy Name Society Trip to Boston Arrangements Made
The Holy Name Society plans a Sunday trip to Boston with round trip tickets at 45 cents. Tickets are sold at multiple town locations and at the station on Sunday. They may also be obtained at Fry Flaherty’s residence or Gleason Dee’s.
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The
Holy Name Society
Boston
Gale
Fry Flaherty
Gleason’ & Dee
Pleased to Furnish You With All You Want
A concise note stating willingness to provide any requested items or information. It emphasizes readiness and service without specifics, reflecting a general offer or invitation to assist. The tone is cordial and proactive.
Notice for Concord hospital inspection by appointment
The Concord hospital at 135 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction may be inspected by appointment. Tel 41-2. Mrs Karl G Johanson.
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Concord Hospital
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Karl G. Johanson
Maynard Town Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Ralph Hill of Woonsocket Rhode Island was in town during the week. Sunday is communion Sunday at the Congregational church. Unity circle of F is to hold a barn dance soon. A show opens in Music Hall the week of November 8. Mr. MacDonald from the state board of education visited Tuesday. Mrs. Jane Turnbull and her daughter visited friends in Boston. Johnson Pharmacy features novelty posts titled Maynard in the future.
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Ralph Hill
Woonsocket
R. I
Unity Circle
Music Hall
MacDonald
State Board of Education
Jane Turnbull
Boston
Johnson Pharmacy
Maynard
New Parisian Trim Touches Dominate Fall Hats and Gowns
New trimming ideas appear on French gowns with draped bodices and passementeries veiled in tulle or lace. Simple crochet flowers adorn bodices and belts. Hats favor oversized forms with ostrich and mara bou plumes, Ottomans replacing taffeta, and bold velvet facings. Fur collars stay high and elegant with elaborate ruches and wide muffs.
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Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Voter
John W. Ogden
Republican Town Committee of
Concord
P. W. White
Concord High School
Willow Lodge of
Rebelahs
Nist
I. C. C. F. Hall
Trinitarian Church
Alfred Matson
Red Bridge
Wm Vey
New York
Rymons
DE Pontao
Isaac N. MacRae
Lincoln
Thoreau St
Fitchburg Station
Andrew Poland
New Firm
Lerer’s Store
Samuel Lerer
Naylor
Loring
Agency
B. C. Loring
Maynard, Mass
Grove St
Mae
Concord Fish Co
J. J. Mayo
Prop
Walden
Concord, Mass
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