Maynard News Briefs and Local Appointments
Maynard notes many residents changing jobs moving away or visiting others. Olive Glennon travels to Pittsfield for work while Irene Batley resumes teaching at Newton and Misses Riley Sullivan and Doherty begin teaching in Attleboro Nasonville and Bancroft Street schools respectively. Local events include Sunday school resumption at St Bridget’s and Congregational church, flight plans for aviation meets and Bleriot driving next year, and social club outings at Sudbury river with a Masonic group.
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Christie
Olive Glennon
Pittefield
Fred Sims
Haverhill
Ethel Butterworth
Stow High School
St. Bridget’s Church
Addie Whitney
Bentave
David Bander
Montreal
Can
Irene Batley
Newton
Henry Price
Shirley
Ernest Reynard
Barre
William Qualters
Ashuelot
N. H
Maud Riley
Attleboro
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonville
Daisy Miller
Yarmouth
Isaac Binks
Eva Knox
Winthrop
Harry J. Parmenter
Bertha Lawton
Methuen
Marguerite Wallace
Middleboro
Stephen O'Donnell
Newburyport
James
Donnell
Chandler
Howard
Ralph Macomber
Falmouth Heights
Fred Parkhurst
Providence
James Collerton
Thomas Bell
Old Orchard
Annie
Nettie Coughlin
Fitchburg
Bert Sylvester
Bedford Folks React To Aviation Fever And Study Shifts
Bedford residents rally around aviation excitement as locals enroll at Burdett Business College and plan for Concord School for Boys. visitors witness Atlantic flights while Miss M Lenore Flint returns from Paris and a split political mood draws attention.
Fruit Store Entered by Thieves in Bedford
A gang broke into the C Albani fruit shop in the early hours of September 8 taking fruit cigarettes cigars and pennies. They aimed at the C W Blake drug store but failed due to heavy shutters and locks. Chief Kelly investigates with multiple clues in the ongoing crime mystery.
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Bedford
C. Albani
C. W. Blake Drug Store
Kelly
Beane Chosen to Fill Bedford Unexpired Term
Friday evening the Bedford Republican town committee elected Dr. Newell W. Beane to fill the unexpired term vacancy after Dudley P. Ladd retired. Louis Pfeiffer was unanimously elected chairman and tasked with securing Bedford’s Republican nomination for the district.
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Republican Town Committee
Newell W. Beane
Dudley P. Ladd
Louis Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Bedford
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Local notes reflect schooling travel and rail hopes
South Sudbury residents report improved state highway condition. Miss Helen J. Moore leaves for Shrewsbury to teach while Miss Mary B. Fairbrother attends a business school. Neighborhood changes include Waldo Chamberlain living in a former Brackett house and Mrs. Eldridge visiting George and Mrs. Smith. The aviation meet in Boston attracted locals, but an electric railway is favored to deter travel. The Boston and Western street railway plans advance with town officials expected around Oct 1. Political contest lines form with Fairbank and Stone opposing. Senator Roger Sherman Hear of Concord named Democratic nominee against Glazier or Bayley on the GOP side.
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W. B. Miles
Boston
Sudbury
Messrs. Fairbbank
Stone
Roger Sherman
Hear
Concord
Dr. Glazier
Hudson
Rep
Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Play a Good Game in the Workplace
A narrative stresses a young female worker adopting a game like mindset in a male dominated environment. She combines skill, teamwork, and a positive attitude, treating tasks as strategic play. Her vigor mirrors her basketball days and aims at harmony and success.
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Iger
Grm
Ber
Rolling Pins in Household Tools
A brief guide on choosing rolling pins for kitchens. It discusses wooden and china pins, their finishes, and cautions about fit between the handle and roller to prevent dough from entering the instrument. It also notes glass pins as an alternative preferred by some housekeepers.
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Delft
Concord Junction Maynard visitors and town notes
Local notices recount visitors and guests from Lawrence Lowell Manchester Allston and Dorchester. Town events include aviation interest, West Concord school enrollment at 514, and the Young Mens club meeting honoring Concord's 275th anniversary. Commonwealth Ave repairs aim to macadamize and improve the route.
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Union Church
Concord
Jeremiah Sheehan
M. A Farren
Frank B. Sanborn
Maynard social notes reveal guests and travels across towns
Maynard shoppers visit Ciel e's while Miss Talcott of Greenwich hosts a guest from Coritl. Rodman Titcomb enjoys September days in New Col. Richard F. Barrett visits his Main Street home with Benjamin Brown. John Urquhart hosts Green Harbor friends. Mrs. M. R. Smith and Miss Louise stay at Green Harbor. Several Concord people plan trips to Squam Lake and airship events. mass agricultural college studies continue for local youth. Missouri connections note funeral for Thomas McGann and millinery orders hosted by Annie L. Hicks and Mrs. C. A. Smith.
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Greenwich
Coritl
Eaith Buck
Rodman Titcomb
New Col
Richard F. Barrett
Main
John Urquhart
Com Cord
Green Harbor
M. R. Smith
Louise
George K. Urquhart
Harry Boyd
Thomas McGann
Leslie Anderson
Peveril
Péterson
Amherston
Mass. Agricultural College
Wardwell
Lynn
K. Jacques
Haverhill
A. W. Lee
Main St
Wheeler
Leslie
Taeen
Frank Pierce
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