Local notes and social items from Concord and Maynard
Allie Winslow starts work at the powder mills while John Finnegan renews ties in town. Henry Hird returns to the powder mills after a four week vacation. Kathryn Moriarty visits Marlboro friends. May and Florence King visit Nellie Coughlin. The cantata Under the Palms to be presented at M B church next Wednesday. Rev Edmund Shanahan visits Miss Hannah Sweeney. James Fitzgerald leaves Assabet mills. a Maynard call to meet 90 members of the order in May. St Bridget’s Temperance presents Unity circle with a chair for their fair. Grace Haynes hosts a birthday party for her 8th. John W Ogden to Philadelphia for electric roads convention. James Carney attends P A Collins funeral in Boston and a regiment reunion. Woman’s Club executive board meets for year’s work. printers to handle the year Cooks. 14 new members accepted.
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Edmund Shanahan
D. D
Washington
Hannah Sweeney
James Fitzgerald
Assabet Mills
Sean
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Unity Circle
Grace Haynes
John W. Ogden
Philadelphia
James Carney
P. A. Collins
Boston
Woman's Club
Howard A. Wilson Srndie Oneroon
John Redfern
Whitney
Parsons
Russell
Elmiratrin
Cora Hardy
Ayer
C. A. Kendall
Atlanta
W. C. Ham
Winthrop
C. X. O'Connell
Derby St
Yarmouth
N. S
K. T. McKenzie
Salem Willows
Frank McCorrison
Winnie Maker
Ripley
Cambridge
John Coane
Concord Court
6Th Regt. M. V. M
Frank Hearn
Lexington
Cctannsih
Iran
John Magurn
Boyceville
N. Y
Post Office Department
West Concord
Sunday Kindergarten Opens at Congregational Church
The Sunday kindergarten for ages three to seven at the Congregational church is opened by Miss Mattie Garfield during the morning service in the vestry. It aims to aid mothers attending church and benefit the children, with thanks expressed for community support after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mattie Garfield
Concord Junction society notes mix travel and events
Local updates list visits to and from Concord Junction including Miss Marie Eldridge in New York and Philadelphia, a ladies union meeting with Mrs. Whitney, church services resuming, and several residents traveling to Atlanta, Boston, Kansas City and beyond. An auto fire on Main street caused damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Eldridge
New York
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Union
Geo. S. Whitney
Union Church
Louis Salisbury
Association Hall
Frank Rose
Upper Main St
William Jenness
John Hoyt
Mitchell
Hoyt
Kansas City
Yankton
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Omaha
St. Joe
Des Moines
Mississippi River
Concord Local Notes Span Fair to Public Notices
John Dee Jr attended Clinton fair Thursday. Mrs Charles Brooks and family moved to Concord Junction. Rural delivery boxes must be numbered and voter registrars set fall sessions. Dr Rose investigated Springfield typhoid outbreak linked to impure water, not milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rose
Springfield
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Towne
Toy
Nickle
Nason Street
Mr. F. Mullin
Nason
Geo
J. P. Watson
Concord
Mass
Yephbone
McCall Patterns
Om Sale
Main St
DR. 0. L, King
Maynard’s Block
A. Fernald
Theda
Huntington A
Walter A. Carr
G. N. Gove
Allie Winslow
Powder Mills
John Finnegan
Henry Hird
Kathryn Moriarty
Marlboro
A. J. Coughlan
May
Florence King
Concord Junction
Nellie’ Coughlin
M. B
W.B. Case & Sons
Carol
S&s
H. P.N. Yakl
Jeweler
Main
Post Office
Optician
J. Au‘herne
John Dee, Jr
Helen MecWalter
W. H. Allen
Nantucket
Trinitarian Church
Charles Brooks
Mary Tulis
New York City
Morrell Browne
McKenney & Waterbury
W. F. Litchfield
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