Bakery promises tastier pies and breads in NASON STREET shop
A local bakery on NASON STREET touts its pies breads and cakes as wholesome and appetizing inviting customers to judge by tasting. The message stresses quality and urges the town to try a loaf pie roll or cake and decide for themselves.
Maynard News Highlights Local Movements and Openings
Edward McGarry has joined American Powder Company mills. Gertrude Melvin and George Burgess visited the Sandersons. Flannelettes attract shoppers at Christie store. Four dealers face Sunday sales charges per Max Blatt. Patrick Counihan dies at age 62. funeral Tuesday. W W Oliver displays fine jewelry in Nason street window. Fred E. McCleary to practice law in Boston and Maynard offices. Harriman Laundry may move to Hudson for larger premises, risking local employment for about 75 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blatt
Patrick Counihan
Counihan
Oliver
Nason
W. W
Fred E. McCleary
Boston University Law School
Stebbins, Storer and Burbank
Exchange
Boston
Haynes
Main Street
Assabet Banking
McCleary
Harriman New Method Laundry Company
Maynard
Hudson
Locals and Visitors Roam South Sudbury and Nearby Towns
Sunday movements and activities of residents including Perkins in North Billerica Cutter on vacation Whitney and family at Onset Larned Willis of Waltham visiting his mother and sister Mrs Eaton and Marguerite visiting relatives in town P W Jones staking a cellar lot to build a house Cooper family visiting from Fitchburg Miss Lacey leaving for New Jersey Cadman to transport scholars replacing Hall Perkins sore foot from wagon wheel injury and no bones broken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Larned Willis
Waltham
George J. Eaton
Marguerite
S. P. W. Jones
Lovering
BE. A. Cooper
Fitchburg
Bessie Lacey
D. FE. Marshall
New Jersey
Lafayette Cadman
H. M. Hall
E. T. Perkins
Maynard Receives First Choice for Representative Seat
Democratic district committee decisions at Hudson meeting grant Maynard the candidate pick for representative this year. New apportionment assigns three years to Maynard, four to Hudson, one to Stow and Boxboro each, with one year open. Likely that the odd year will join a winning candidate’s term if secured. battle expected between Trull and Lynch in a high stakes contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic District Committee
Hudson
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Trull
Lynch
Meeving Chapter Holds Meeting at Wayside Inn in Sudbury
D A R MEEVING Wayside Inn chapter met Sept 7 at Atherton Rogers home South Sudbury with two of his daughters Mrs Bessie Maynard and Miss Seadore Rogers as hostesses. The program included poems songs and monologues. George Taylor longtime resident died Friday at age 86. funeral Monday at his house with Rev Ida C Hultin officiating and burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
D. A R
Atherton Rogers
South
Sudbury
Bessie Maynard
Seadore Rogers
America
Sarah Stearns
Anza Hurl Ut Oviatt
Miss Aldrich
Cambridge
Mrs. Oviatt
George Taylor
Ida C. Hultin
Unitarian Church
Mount Pleasant
Sudbury John C Hall serves as Cotuit high school principal and teacher
Community notes report Sudbury resident John C. Hall holding the role of principal and teacher at a Cotuit Mass high school. Other items mention Mrs A A Dakin visiting her sister in Massachusetts, Mrs M F Porter hosting sons from Leominster and Groton, and Miss Frances E Bent about to start teaching at Lowell. Also noted is Cove Landing Lake Boon serving meals and a sale listing two grocery wagons and two horses from A T Haynes & Co of Maynard due to discontinued grocery teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hall
Cotuit
Mass
Frances E. Bent
Sargent School
Cambridge
Lowell
A. T. Haynes &Co
Maynard
Concord Junction Community Notices and Sessions
Union church evening service at 7 30. Assessors to meet in Hayward's block on Oct 26 from 7 30 to 9 p m. Board of registrars plan sessions Sept 18 Oct 16 and Oct 26 for voting list updates. Registration closes Oct 26 at 10 p m. Local residents report travel and visits to New Brunswick Belfast Saratoga Jamaica Plain and Turner Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sylvester
Belfast
Rockland
F. C. Ring
Fitchburg
J. Robert Brown
Hayward’s Block
Concord
Ethel G. Blossom
Eva Blasdale
Arlington
Henry Murray
Charlestown
Anlayn and
Turner
Board of Registrars of
Town Hall
Concord Junction
Concord News Roundup Includes Students and Club Action
Miss Amy Clark starts at South Framingham normal school while Raymond Emerson visits Nausligit Woods Hole. Thorpe returns to Black Hall as instructor. Barnes family moves to Everett. Nevi ns tours Europe. birth announced for W. Lincoln Smith’s daughter. Clinton fair attended by Raymond, Lawrence, and Edgar Clark. Hindman school sale held at Edgarton’s. Democratic and Republican caucuses set for Sept 20 and 24. Golf result: Murray Ballou wins. Tower and Richardson tie for second with other notables listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Clark
South Framingham
Raymond Emerson
Nausligit Woods Hole
John W. Raymond
John Lawrence
Edgar Clark
Clinton Fair
Concord Gulf Club
Murray Ballou
Charles S. Richardson
Fred A. Tower
Richardson
H. W. Hosmer
Q. St. L. Abbott
C. F. Edgarton
R. H. Jones
J. BE. R. Hill
John M. Eaton
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Mr. Tolman
Towle & Kent
Concord, Mass
DR. C
Towne
Friend’s Block
S. R. Garland
Ofice
C. L. King
Waynard
A. Fernald
Dentist
Boylston St
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Notary Public
Town House
Ely Gruber
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
R. H. Cochran
Case's Block
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument Street
Money Back Store
Finney & Host
So Acton
Waterman
George JH. Gutteridge
Nason Street
G. N. Gove
Priest Bros
Combination Cash Store
Neghigee
Watch Out
John Thompson
Walden St
Rostoce
Edward McGarry
The
American Powder Company Mills
Gertrude Melvin
Milton
George Burgess
Watertown
F. EB. Sanderson
Christie
Harriman Laundry
Frank H. Perkins
North Billerica
Harry C. Cutter
Whitney
Rogers
Chatham
D. A. R. Meeving
A. A. Dakin
M. F. Porter
Leominster
Groton
Henry E. Rice
Framingham Hospital
Cove
Landing
O ‘Lake Boon
Feter
Patton
John M. Keyes
New England Watch
New England
H. P. N. Dahl
Main
the Union Church
Harry Bridges
New Brunswick
Morton M.edson
Somerville
B. F. Howe
George Voss
Child
Mrs
F. H. Burrill
W. Ford
Maxwell
Justin W. Ford
Leake Champlain
Au Sable
Saratoga Springs
Edward
Thorpe
Black Hall
Mrs. Terrence Barnes
Everett
Charles Nevins
Europe
W. Lincoln Smith
A. A. Claffin
Sudbury Road
Pigeon Cave
W. F. Litchfield
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