Maynard News Briefs From Local Residents and Visitors
Maynard residents report visits and travels around Worcester Boston Braintree Shutesbury Brockton and Pittsfield. Camp life at Fort Pond Littleton and a local bowling win are noted alongside road work on the Assabet river bridge and a widening of Florida Street Main Street corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edldie Boeske
Rosamond Kirkegaard
Worcester
Carl Peterson
Thompson St
Anna May Uncles
North Adams
Robert Marshall
Adams
William Jones
Edward and
Wilford Hooper
Ernest Greenhalghe
Fort Pond
Littleton
Priscilla Club
John Banks
Josephine Hannigan
Richard Ford
Huntington
Eleanor, Tew
Thomas Welch
South Boston
Joseph Donahue
Ernest Wollerschied
James J. Hackett
James Harold
Arline
Lowell
Frank Whitney
Ernest Hathaway
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
J. J. Buckley
Frank Pratt
Fletcher Corner
Concord
Esther Flavin
Charles D. Holmes
Detroit
George E. Peabody
Melrose
A. D. Holt
James B. Lord
L. D. Wilson
D. Holmes
Herbert.c. Clark
West Acton
Assabet River
Florida Rd
Florida St
Main
Tratic
Fall millinery and local social life in Concord
Miss Edna Petersen visits Maynard friends while new fall millinery goods arrive at Miss E A Bucks. Several residents travel to New Hampshire for vacations and visits. Frost damage affects local farms. orchard and market activity noted. Primaries set for Friday the 22nd with outdoor political rallies expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Petersen
Maynard
New Fall
E. A. Buck
Seeher
South Acton
Richard R. Barrett
Sudbury Rd
Pigeon Cove
J. Alvord Rose
Jackson
N. H
Rose
Boston
Miss
Granville Miles
Edward H. James
James
Olivia
Mary
Louisa
Milton
Paris
Margaret Graverson
Thoreat St
Lewistown
Mont
Selectman
G. W. Hunt
Hunt
Grace L. Hunt
Ruth Raymond
New England
Associatio
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Saratoga
Concord Junction News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
William Chaplain visits relatives in Bradford New Hampshire while Joseph Ray joins Rexall Pharmacy team. William Burke spent weekend with parents. A Putney Georgia resident visits Main Street for a fortnight. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. Grace Shaughnessy moves to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital training. Edward Loughlin referees Waltham versus Marlboro opening game. Village Improvement Society plans entertainment in early October. Central Street surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson with friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burke
Dominic Burke
B. Wetherbee
Putney
Harry Jacobs
Patrick Kelly
Smith College
Grace Shaughnessy
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Back Bay
Edward Loughlin
Waltham and
Marlboro
Ladies’ Sodality
Holy Name Society
Help of Christians Church
Vilage Improvement Society
Mra
Cc. L. Trufant
A. Payson
Noel Tutin
J. P. Allen
Wayne Lawrence
Geo. Preston
Arnold Lowery
Barbara Lowery
John Anderson
Central St
Great Photo Drama of Creation in Association Hall
The International Bible Students present a multi day production titled The Great Photo Drama of Creation in Association Hall on September 17 18 20 21 22 with showings at 7 and 7 45 pm every day. Admission is free and all are invited to attend this years labor of years in the making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFI
Nationale
Association Hall
The
International Bible Students
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Santos
Geo. H. Gutteridge, “Watchmaker
Nason Street
Sig
P. H. Murphy
Waaynard, Mase
Jane Turnbull
Edward Hooper
Braintree
Martha Parker
Shutesbury
Nina Carey
Brockton
Mary Mackin
Grace Weaving
Maple St
Effie McCann
Somersworth
Delia Riley
Delia O'Toole
Harrisville
Timothy Lowney
Daniel Lowney
Annie E. Trull
Manchester
Kathryn Leyden
Pittsfield
Frank Prue
Pauline Bent
Miss Wheelock
Maynard Brass Band
Hudson
Florence Trainor
Framingham Hospital
John White, Jr
Waltham St
Nathaniel Howe
Woodstock, N. H
Clara Graversen
Edith A. Buck
Bilaie Rose
Mike Hazel Arthur
Butte
M. I. Houghton
Charles 4. Barker
Hubbard St
Rindge
Main Street
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
Mass
Concord Junction
William Chaplain
Bradford
Joseph Ray
Charles Nell
Rexall Pharmacy
Ae — Then
Louis Peel
E. Jones
Concord, Mass
Walden Street
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