Residents and visitors fill local town life pages
A long list of guests, vacations, and visits traces weekly movement: Mrs Joseph Roberts in Hugh Miller’s new house. many visitors from Boston to Fall River to Worcester. Misses Kelley and Ledgard among those staying at beaches and camps. several residents travel to New York and Nantasket as outdoor season ends. Labor Day events and local notices complement town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Murphy
Fall River
Timothy Murphy
James Carney
Patrick McCarthy
Lawrence
John’ Dacey
J. D.W. Chester Ban
Nia
Buried in Marlborough A Civil War Unit Reunions
The body of Willars Fairbanks of Billerica was brought for burial with funeral services by Rev. T. J. Judge of the M E church. Fairbanks, 72, was an old time resident. The 17th annual reunion of the Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery will be at Marblehead on Labor Day Sept 7 with HQ in G A R hall. Dinner at Adams House at 1130. A business and entertainment meeting follows. Eph Shaughnessy of Woonsocket R I visited Marlboro relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willars Fairbanks
Billerica
T. J. Judge
M. E. Church
Fairbanks
Fourth
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Association
iMarblehead
Labor Day
G. A. R. Hall
Adams House
Heroic act William Scully rescues maid at Lake Boon
William Scully earned Carnegie medal consideration for leaping into Lake Boon to save a distress call from a young woman near the Twilight club cottage. He reached her after a 50 yard swim and delivered her safely to her companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scully
Lake Boon
Mr. Scully
Twilight Club
Scully Cam
Fall from staging injures three workers on Pleasant Street
Arthur Croft James Leary and A W Hastings were injured when a house shingling staging collapsed on Pleasant Street Monday morning. Hastings had a dislocated finger and shaking. Cleary suffered serious shoulder and hip injuries. Croft sustained very serious back injuries. Dr F U Rich treated all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Croft
James €Leary
A. W. Hastings
Pleasant
Mr. Hastings
Mr. Cleary
Croft
F. U. Rich
Concord notes and vacation trips around town
Miss Elizabeth Flavin visits Annisquam for two weeks while C C Butters enjoys a short Ashland vacation. Mr and Mrs B W Brown spend time at Pigeon Cove and Maude Hunt visits Dorchester. Hattie Conant stays with Mrs Martin Tuttle in Concord. Frank Kenney returns from a Nova Scotia vacation as race track improvements promise Labor Day sport. Max Blatt seeks local junk business share. ad promotes his high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Fowler
Concord Junction
Concord Council
K. of C
Fred Randell
Mildred
Grace Weaving
South Framingham
Leominster
Maynard
William Crawford
Lawrence
Hattie Conant
Ashland
Martin Tuttle
Frank Kenney
Nova Scotia
Fair Grounds
J. F. Cummings
U N. Fowler
Max Blatt
Maynard Junk Man
Blatt
Fall Golf Fixtures at Concord Club Schedule
The Concord Golf club announces fall events from September to November including Bogey and Medal rounds. The club championship begins with the first round September 19, second September 26, and finals October 3 over 27 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Golf Club
Concord W C T U to Hold Autumn Convention
Middlesex County Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans its autumn convention September 24 at the First Church of Concord with sessions at 10 morning and 2 afternoon and a luncheon at 12 30. The local branch met Tuesday at Mrs H C Rolfe's Middle Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Co. Woman’s Christian Temperance» Union
Church of Concord
W.C.T. U
H. C. Rolfe
Middle St
Too Small Guarantee Ends Marlboro Maynard Plan
The Marlboro Maynard two game series at Marlboro Day is canceled as the Maynard manager would not accept a $1.50 per game guarantee. Marlboro, with a team described as only average, moves to schedule other opponents to manage expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Maynard
Thomas Rouse Dead After Brief Illness
Thomas Rouse died at his daughter's home in Walcott after a brief illness. He was born in Ireland 72 years ago and lived much of his life in Stow where he managed a large farm. He is survived by two sons and three daughters, including Mrs. Thomas Sweeney. Funeral services were held at St. Bridget's Church with burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery. A requiem mass followed Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rouse
Thomas Sweeney
Walcott Sr
Mr. Rouse
Ireland
Stow
John
William
Fen Ters
Tas Sawyer
Nellie
Sundernoon
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Anti Tirrell Faces Strong Wilder Threat in Local Race
In the district Republicans express strong anti Tirrell sentiment as Wilder gains backing and may challenge Tirrell for the nomination. Town leaders say Wilder visits could swing the race into the doubtful column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirrell
Mr. Wilder
Wilder
Funeral of Boston Drugist Frank A. Davidson
Mr and Mrs Lucius H Maynard attended the funeral in West Roxbury Sunday for Frank A Davidson a well known Boston druggist He was proprietor of a drug store on Nason Street about thirty years ago then sold to C W Wells to join Theodore Metcalf Co He later served as president and general manager of the Theodore Metcalf Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius H. Maynard
West Roxbury
Frank A. Davidson
Boston
Davidson
Nason St
C. W.W. Wells
Theodore Metcalf
Theodore Metcalf Co
School Reopens Tuesday After Eleven Week Vacation
Schools will reopen next Tuesday following an eleven week vacation. Grade changes from the Main to Nason Street schools will not occur for several weeks. All children should report to the teachers to whom they have been promoted in the same rooms as before.
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Nason St
Optical firms supply deals cut by H P N Dahl
H P N Dahl has contracted with several optical firms to obtain goods direct from the factory. This arrangement enables Dahl to offer this class of goods at substantially reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. N. Dahl
Two Wives Non Support Sparks Investigation
Maynard overseers and Officer Connors investigate a Lowell arrest of Thomas Higgins for non support. Higgins, a former town resident, was bound over for the grand jury after the case revealed wife number two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer Connors
Thomas Higgins
Lowell
John Connors
Higgins
Connor
Concord
Historic cane gifted at Wilton 150th celebration
Cane presented by Cane A. D. Holt to Wilton New Hampshire honors the town’s 150th anniversary. The heirloom case includes wood from Faneuil Hall and the North Bridge at Concord plus a rock from the Old North bridge and fragments from several U S warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Holt
Wilton
N. H
Holt
Faneuil Hall
Old North Bridge
Concord
Potomac
Washington
Somerset
Isaae Davis
U. S
Chicago
Minnesota
Jamestown
Olympia
Lawrence
Wabash
New York
Marblehead
U.S
Spain
Batley Likely To Enter Republican Congressional Contest
Albert Batley Sr may join the Republican field for the representative contest as callers press him to run. He told an Enterprise reporter he has the matter under consideration with several prominent Republicans urging him. Batley, a Republican town committee member and current board of health member, expects to decide in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Albert Batley
Ah Enterprise
Batley
Republican Town Committee
Board of Health
May Try for Senatorship by Ex Representative Sullivan
Ex Rep P J Sullivan weighs a Senate run as a Republican nominee but has not reached a firm decision. He has surveyed the field and would likely enter again if no unusually strong challenger emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Senate
Mr. Sullivan
Kelley Jr. Seeks Checker Championship Defenders
Mark Kelley Jr. claims the town championship in checkers and vows to play any challenger. His supporters say he has no equal locally, prompting others to attempt an upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kelley
Maynard Locals Aims of Local Piano Teachers Listed
Miss Anna W Holt resumes piano teaching Sept 7. For sale market wagon, apply James Statt. For sale seven room house with acre or six acres, barn, apply L I Maynard Summer street or HB Davis Winthrop. Miss Clara Singleton piano teacher Fletcher method for children. Parents invited to investigate studio 6 Oak Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLee
F. U. Rich
Board of Health
K. T. Richards
Clara Singleton
Fletcher
Oak St
Anna W. Holt
James Statt
L. i
Maynard
Summer St
Mass
HB. H. Davis
Winthrop
Oak At
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Maynard News
Mrs
Joseph Roberts
Hugh Miller
Lefthead
Sherbrooke
Can
Mary Owens
Scranton, Pa
A. A. Hilferty
Samuel ‘Townsend
Abington
Joseph Greenache
Hudson
Maple House
James Baldwin
Salisbury Beach
Mrs. B. Driscoll
Nantasket Beach
Edith Barron
John Ingham
Burlington, VI
Henry O’donnnel]L and Sons
Beverley
Leander Harwood
Barre
Whitney Bent
William Meanor
William Bishop
George Murphy
Albert
J. H. Swayne
Westerley
Winnie Harvey
Pittsfield
Henry Axford
Rosalie
Minnie Shea
Town
Fred Sims
The
Agnes ‘Barry of
Lynn
Albert Batley, Jr
New Hampshire
John Horan
E. F. Hunt
Harry Holt
Somerville
Ceila Kelley
Quincy
Mamie Kelley
Buick
A. W. Haynes
Beatrice Sunderland
Bryant & Stratton’s
Commercial College
Margaret Pierce
Friends
Proctorsville
K.P. Richards
Manchester
N.H
William Smith
Dorchester
Thomas Archer
Owen O’neil
Woonsocket
Owen
Timothy Duggan
Johnson Pharmacy
M. E
Loewe
Maynard Fruit Company
Maynard's Block
J. C. Mackin
Mrs. Mackin
Clarence
Tufts College
Supreme Court of Fashion
William Ulrich
Henry Kelley
R. J. Lepore
Chelsea
Grace Barnes
Agnes Richardson
Revere
Bert Whitney
Clarence Bodfish
Providence
R. I
Hannah Ingham
Westboro
E. W. Cook
Charles Keane
Hartford, Ct
Rose Sullivan
C. H. Persons
May Ledgard
Julia McCarthy
Revere Beach
John King
Christie Store
Alice Wall
Jennie Quirk
Frank S. Ferns
Vivian Henderson
Edward Henderson
Margaret McNally
Clinton
John Leycet
S. 8. Matthews
Roxbury
Congregational Church
Chandler & Wilcox
James ‘Mahoney
Nantucket
D. H. Elkins
Cochituate
A. O. Dunham
Emmett
Madeline Wall
City Point
Miss Marion, Scully of
Lowell ‘S
W. W. Oliver
Florence Oliver
Roslindale
Franklin
Joseph Allen
Harriman Laundry
Matthew Campbell
Assabet Mills
William McCauley
Harvey Broadbent
Roosevelt
Ariz
J.C. King
Arthur Gault
Rhode Island
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
Alice Roberts
John Sunderland
W. B. Case & Son's
Grace Mann
Jane Coulter
Springfield
Charles Crossley
W. B. Case & Sons
James Nonnelley
Magdalene Chapter
Mary Hannon
Ellen of
State Road
Messrs
Lever & Gruber
Rose O'Donnell
Nora McNally
John Leyden
James Watson
Christie
Mr. Chester
Summer, St
Dr. Richards
George Gove
Albert. Randell
Fort Pond
Littleton
Lincoln
G.”H. Eaton
Medway
Robert W. Carter
Precourt & Blanchette
F.litchfield
Cleary’s Block
Main St
John. Booth
Coughlin’s Block
Nason, St
Boston Cut Price Shoe Co
Main and
Nason Sts
Brooklyn, N. Y
Dr. Salmon
Miss Ann Ridgeway
Ralph Prescott
George's
James Coughlin
Nettie
Mabel Taylor
William Tobin
Eaton
May Ferns
Thomas Smith
Mass. General Hospital
Cecelia O'Toole
York Beach
O. Bemeau
Agent Saunders
George Haggerty
Windsor House
Mary French
Clarence Mackin
Winchester
Lillian Kenspier
Charles Hoyle
Albert Axford
Medford
Henry Woolerschied
Joseph Byron
NeHie Mahoney
Collinsville
Rose Mahoney
Ruth Hartman
Frank Dunham
John Sheehan
Woocester
Dennis Sheehan
Olive Palmer
George ‘Mead
Hodges
Mary
Clarence Dickerman
West Somerville
George Hartman
Lexington Park
Richard Cullen
Mary_of
Charles Courtney
Nellie Veitch
South Freeport
McCleary
James Rogers
Margaret Cummings
Marnard
Eph Shaughnessy
Woonsocket,r. L
Marlboro Relatives
Wm. Scully
Fair Maid
Elizabeth
Flavin
Annisquam
C.C. Butters
B. W. Brown
Pigeon Cove
A. ‘Maude Hunt
Concord W. Co. T. U
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