Maynard Notes and Local Visiting, School Openings
Maynard residents and visitors are listed from Lowell Worcester Brookfield and more with social calls and travels. The town’s moving pictures at Music Hall drew crowds while local schools opened with 836 students and a crowded first and eighth grade. Fitchburg beat Worcester to narrow the Central Mass league lead and a Lincoln Concord game drew many locals to Lincoln for a rare treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCormack
Sudbury Sr
Woonsocket
R. L
Fitchburg
Worcester
Maynard
Lincoln
Concord
Sudbury School News and Local Arrivals
The town's schools resumed Tuesday. Delmont Fenden earned a contract to shingle the Masonic hall in Maynard. In town over Labor Day were Mr and Mrs Joseph Hynes of Worcester. Miss Alice Kenyon will teach primary grades replacing Mrs John C Hall. The Conant family visited relatives Monday. Mrs F H Hudley visited daughter Mrs George Dooley of Hudson NH. Mr and Mrs John C Hall moved to South Sudbury into William Jones' house. Fred Noyes and children and S D Perry attended a jurors reunion in Lyng Friday. Helen J Moore plans to attend Framingham Normal. Harry Phelps and Parker Fairbanks to Tufts. Charles F Prior, new superintendent of schools, previously led schools in Granville Sachsfield Southwick and Tolland. Mr Hutch left for Andover for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmont Fenden
Masonic Hall
Maynard
Joseph Hynes
Worcester
Labbor
Alice Kenyon
John C. Hall
Sudbury
William Jones
Fred Noyes
8. D. Perry
Mise
Helen J. Moore
Framingham
Harry Phelps
Parker Fairbanks
Tufts
Charles F. Prior
Granville
Sachsfield
Southwick
Tolland
Hutch
Andover
Sudbury Notes On Local Visitors And School Activity
George Clemant rests this week while Warry Cutter takes a vacation. Mrs. A N Young visits another town. Mr and Mrs O F Nelson welcome Weston friends. Martha Parmenter hosts visitors from another town. John Sanderson of Fram visits with A Wadsworth family. School opened with Miss Grain from Waltham in charge. James Fairbrother hosts North Billerica relatives over the holiday. Thomas R Spencer of Oakdale, former resident, in town for Labor Day visits. Archie Cadman lives on Pine Ledge farm this fall and winter. Ana is driving the school barge from Wayside Inn district Sudbury Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Parmenter
John Sanderson
Fram
James Fairbrother
North Billerica
Thomas R. Spencer
Oakdale
Archie A. D. Cadman
Pine Ledge
Winterana
Wayside Inn
Sudbury Centre
Triple Car Crash on Newburyport High Road Injures One
Three heavy touring cars collided on the Newburyport high road between Rye Beach and Rowley. One woman was severely injured but could travel to Boston by train. The wreckage blocked streetcar tracks for about two hours and property damage is estimated at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mags
Rye Beach
Rowley
Boston
G. L. Allen
St. Louis
Frank B. Comins
Allen
Hale
Comins
Arlen
Local Notices From Junction to Nova Scotiaair
Miss Annie Parks has gone to her home in Nova Scotia. Garry Bridges departed for a visit in New Brunswick. Mrs Everett Collicut and son Kay returned from a long visit in Nova Scotia. William Connor visits his parents Mr and Mrs F R Connor. Miss Mary Ryan and Miss Nellie Hayes entered the Mass School of Commerce. Miss May Cushing of Marlboro N H visits her cousin Miss Harriet Lawrence. Elizabeth Meade of Lynn spent May with relatives. Dan Wilson was in town on Labor Day from New York City. Farnum Damon returns to Amherst to resume studies at the Mass Agricultural College. Miss Olive Berdmeister of South Boston guests of Miss Mary Damon. Miss Mallon G Cleverk West Somerville guests with Edward McClellan for Labor Day. Misses Blanche Bryden Celia MacDonald returned from Nantucket. MacDonald resumes position at Blaine manufactory. West Concord grammar school reopened for fall term with sessions 9 a m to 12 m and 1 30 to 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Nicholas Whalen
William Conley
Springfield
Charles Weaving
William Marshall
Waltham
W. G. Priest
Walcott St
Samuel Wilson
Norwood
Margaret Dundon
Susan ‘Bheechao
Jamas
Ignere
Whitinsvill
Alice
Aldie
Emma Bird
Marlboro
Frank Crowley
Minnie Green
Mary Murphy
Minnie Downey
Revere Beach
Bertha Peters
Somerville
Ben
Frank Sanderson
Laura Woodart
Annie Parks
Nova Scotia
Garry Bridges
New Brumwich
Elizabeth Meade
Lynn
Dan” Wilson
New York City
Farnum Damon
Amherst
Mass. Agricultural College
Olive Berdmeister
South Boston
Mary Damon
Mallon
G. Cleverk West
Edward McClellan
Blanche Bryden
Celia MacDonald
Nantucket
Miss MacDonald
Blaine Manufactory
Concord News Highlights Local Social and Travel Notes
Local residents report remodel plans, new cars, and return from trips. Mrs Hicks and Miss Bean return from Maine and North Scituate respectively, families resume home life on Main Street and Bim Street. The Universalist church sees Miss Elsie Lowden as soloist and observers note the northern lights signaling early winter. A B M line runs ten extra cars to Concord for the Dutton ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hicks
Maine
Haith C. Bean
North Scituate
Wm. Allen
Main, St
Helen Rust
Cohagsett
H. P. Rood
Maip St
Ruth
Abbie Buttrick
Dorchester
Ih. Holden
Monument St
Concord
Dutton
Itsel
Keyes Sports Gear and Smoking Offerings Advertised
An advertisement promotes athletic outfits from Keyes including shoes pants pads and jerseys plus balls. It extols the Keyes Tickler cigar as a preferred affordable smoke and claims the 10 cent cigar offers value versus pricier options.
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Yours
Concord, Mass
Alfred E. McCleary
Riverside Block
Mass
Marcel
Chiéren
Postoffice
Mary E. Craig
Thoreau Court
DR. C
Towne
Friend's Block
Dr. $. R. Garland
L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard Mass
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back
Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Soston Office
Colonial Building
R. H., Cochran
Case
D Block
Maynard, Mass
Nason
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Watchmaker
Jewele
Garm Destroyer
Delee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
W. F. Litchfield
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Arthur Belanger
Lowell
Annie
Barbara Nee
Block Island
F.C. Clapp Laalady
Brookfield
Charles Clapp
Frank Joyce
R. I
Nicholas Driscoll
Bangor, Mo
Main St
Miss May Sullivan
Hudson
Miss May Ledgard
Fred Whittaker
Frank Matthews
Robert Bisbee
Town Hall
Stow
Labor Day
Allan Howard
Ethel
Nantasket Beach
Walter Phillips
Providence
Edward Phillips
Haley Stuart
George Stuart
R. C. Stetson
William Smith
Pleasant St
Thomas Deane
Middlesex Lodge
A. F
A. M
South Framingham
Luman Conant
F. H. Hudley
George Dooley
Hudson, N. H
South
S George Clemant
Warry C. Cutter
O. F. Nelson
Weston Friends
Wadsworth
Tugsda
Miss Grain
Newfoundland
Csesreck
Eee
Lee
Everett Collicut
Kays
Nove
William Connor
F. R. Comnor
Mary Ryan
Nellie ‘Hayes
Mass. School ‘of Commerce
May Cushing
Marlboro, N. ‘H
Harriet Lawrence
West Concord Grammar School
Pierce
H. J. Walcott
Cameron
George"p. Furber
Bim St
BR H. Hatch
Dartmouth
John
Judson, N. B
Lake Ee
Whursday
Elsie Lowden
Universalist
Acton
Murray Ballou
John ‘W. Raymond
Baboosie ‘Lake
Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
AT & Gents
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
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