Maynard News: Social Roundup and Local Notices
Maynard features a long list of visitors and residents at homes around town including Browne at St. Bridget’s retreat and various gatherings with the Hibbard, Driscoll, O’Brien, and Sawyer families. Local sports, church union services, travel to Provincetown and Worcester, and a big Labor Day turnout at Lake Boone are noted alongside wedding plans and store openings.
Popular Young Lady Married in Quiet Parmenter Home
Miss Mary L Parmenter wed Jior Archer of Cambridge at the Parmenter home in Concord and Summer corner Monday afternoon. Rev A Morrill Osgood officiated the double ring ceremony attended by immediate family. The bride wore white silk messaline with chiffon and embroidery. A reception followed and the newlyweds will reside in East Providence Rhode Island. The bride, longtime town resident and Maynard high school graduate 1912, is active in church work and local concerts. Mr Archer, son of Cambridge residents, West Indies born, is manager of the Nation Butter Co Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Richard W. Parmenter
Concord
Mary L. Parmento
Archer
Cambridge
A. Morrill Osgood
M. B. Church
Arche
East Providence
Maynard High School
Boston
C. H. Hovery & Co
West Indies
Nation Butter Co
Providence, R. I
Cement bridge favored by committee in Florida inquiry
A Florida committee reviewing bridge options met Mr Reed of Dyer Supply Co Cambridge. Reed will submit cement brick bridge plans and cost figures soon. Community sentiment leans toward a cement bridge despite higher first cost, seen as profitable long term.
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Florida
Road
Reed
Dyer Supply Company
Cambridge
Enterprise
Well Earned Promotion for Robertson at Franklin
The many friends of Robert Robertson learn he has accepted a lucrative position in Franklin to head the shipping department at the Ray Mills of the American Woolen Co. The Robertson couple will leave immediately after a year and half in town.
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Robert Robertson
Franklin
Ray Mills
American Woolen Co
Robertson
Ice Business Sale Shifts to Murray of Northboro
C F Murray buys from Staples and Bell the ice houses land and tools once owned by James R Bent. He plans to move from Northboro to run the business permanently and take over local ice storage. Strout will keep wholesale supply for the season and expand next spring. A mix of local moves and retail shifts follows the deal.
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C. F. Murray
Northboro
Staples and Bell
Boston
James R. Bent
Blatt
Staples and
Bello
Murray
Strout
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