Maynard Notes and Local Movements
Charles Clapp spent Sunday in Worcester. William Martin now employed at the R C A. Mrs. Edward Redding has gone to Unionville Connecticut to live. Miss Lillian Usher returned from a visit in Lowell. John W White concluded his services at the R C A. Edward Henderson able to be out after ten days illness. Oscar Kangas fell from a team Sunday and broke one of his arms. Mark Kelley Jr is working for the Prudential Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henderson
Oscar Kangas
Mark Kelley, Jr
The
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Bedford Notes on Local People and Public Works
Bedford column details visits and travels of residents, mill business slowdowns, a millinery opening, church talks on Baracca work, the water project progress, local births and illnesses, and comparisons of notable locals including retired ministers and professionals.
Town Meeting to Decide On Littleton Road Upgrade
Littleton residents prepare to decide whether to replace the old gravel road with macadam and crushed stone. A state gift of about 1000 dollars, matched by town funds and private subscriptions totaling roughly 2400 dollars, could fund nearly a mile of improved road. Farmers, often wary of new methods, may oppose despite the long term economic benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Whittleton
Local School Moves and News from South Sudbury
Miss Grace Richardson teaches in Jaffrey New Hampshire while Miss Olive French takes a Kingston Rhode Island post. Albert L. Hunt of Boston visited his mother. Mrs C L Willis and daughter called on Mrs Willard Walker. Elsa Bailey from Petersham visited home over the weekend. S D Perry filled his post this week with Fred Harn doing the work. A B Rogers of the village was among fire losses in Chelsea. Mrs H C Cutter from South Framingham visited her mother Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Richardson
Jaffrey
N. H
Olive French
Kingston
R. I
Albert L. Hunt
Boston
C. L. Willis
Willard Walker
Elsa Bailey
Petersham
S. D. Perry
Fred Harn
Rogers
Chelsea
H. C. Cutter
South Framingham
Auto and bicycle collision near post office corner
Sunday afternoon W A Polkard rode a bicycle on the centre road when an automobile crossing on the state road near the post office struck him. He was thrown and suffered a broken collar bone and scalp injuries. The driver was not blamed as the car moved slowly. Polkard will be unable to work for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Polkard
Crash in darkness injures two and halts buggy
Arthur Booth and his sister Mabel, carried to the station by Mrs. Willard Hunt and her two children, were struck by a horse and buggy driven by Harold M. Bent. Mrs. Hunt suffered a shoulder injury and a broken elbow and was taken to Waltham hospital for several weeks. Bent’s buggy was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Booth
Mabel
Willard Hunt
Harold M. Bent
Mrs. Hunt
Waltham Hospital
Mr. Bent
Concord Junction Local Notes and Society
Mrs W 8 Geland returns from Europe travel. The Judging quartet to sing at Union church next Sunday evening. Timothy Sheehan and James Maguire visit Dracut. Miss Josephine Lane of Arlington visits Misses King in Crest St. Farnam Damon returns to Amherst for M A College studies. Advertised letters listed. Mr and Mrs John Studley plan Tampa visit. Mrs Allan Abbott visits Ruth at Marlboro school. John Loring Sr digs peat on Jarrett Mill Rd. Berley Pratt vacationing in Vermont. William Ingham buys Main St Westvale home. Alec Dye confined to house with sciatica improving. John Donovan buys bakery ovens and fittings to start business soon. Miss Virginia Wilson recovered from appendectomy and is outdoors. Edward Williams twirls for Concord K of C team in victory. I R Belarrell remodels office into dwelling. Young Ladies Social dance praised. hopes for more parties. Boston Harness shop team beats Strathmore mill 11–6. Hopkins C H S pitches well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley Pratt
Geo
Whitney
Vermont
William Ingham
Ingham
Main St
Westvale
Concord Notes It Several Residents Return From Trips
Concord residents report returns from trips and schools. Miss Mildred Edgarton enters Walnut Hill in Natick. Robert Hatch resumes studies at Dartmouth. Mr and Mrs Farnham Smith sail for Germany for six weeks. Miss Hagerty enjoys Salisbury Beach. Several families relocate or resume schooling, with local athletes highlighted from Amherst College and Thayer stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Cutler
Pigeon Cove
Mildred Edgarton
Walnut Hill School
Natick
Concord
Clinton
Outfit and supplies for Keyes games boost team spirit
Students are urged to prepare for the season with full outfits including pants, pads, jerseys, and balls. The ad also promotes books for reading and a wide stationer y assortment with low prices, inviting readers to compare and shop locally.
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RKE
KKK
SKEG
ERC
CCK
H. P. N. Main Street
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Watchmaker
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
GERM
DeLee
Delee’s Pharmacy
Maynard
Dy & H
W. F. Litchfield
S. R. Garland
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard Mass
Charles Clapp
Worcester
William Martin
R.C. A
Edward Redding
Unionville, Ct
Lillian Usher
Lowell
John W. White
Bedford
Enterprise
C. W. Blake & Co
Sadie B. Murray
Spring Road
Salem
New York
Louis Pfeiffer
Bennington, Vt
Florence Wood
Riverhurst-on-the Concord
George Laubenstine
Panton & Sullivan
Fred Cahil
Summer St
Ellen Long
Roxbury
Joseph O'Toole
Michael Driscoll
Ethel Quinn
Dorchester
James O'Donnell
Mrs.Gibson of
Lancaster
George Hart
John Hendrickson
Johnson Pharmacy
South Acton
John Horan
Wilder Macurda
Lisbon
Kalis
May Lédgard
Julia McCarthy
William Sanders
Winterhill
H. P. N. Dahl
W. H. Scully
Margaret
Elizabeth
Pittsfield
Pearl Copeland
Charles Harndon
Gorham Brown Place
R. E. Bisbee
A. G. Haynes
Lizette, &Dupuis
James F. Sweeny
Dr. Shanahan
Catholic University At
Washington
Charles H. Sweeney
John May
Arthur King
Precourt & Blanchette
Litchfield’s
Cleary’s
Mr.Colton
Bosoth
Congregational Church
Genevieve ._Murray
St. Michael's Church
Hudson
Leo St. Clair
Front St
Murray
Boston Conservatory of Music
Wm. J. Sweeney
James R. Poor's
Jack” Leahy
American Express Co
Sevral
Bruno
Kenrick
Kenrick Domstead
J. W. Elliott
Sampson © Place
Mr. Elliott
Kaintuck
Katherine Doherty
Concord Road
Bedford Centre
Australia
California
Rhodes Island
South
Sudbury
Cotcord Junction
Timothy Sheehan
James Maguire
Dracut
Josephine Lane
Arlington
King
Crest St
Farnam Damon
Amherst
M. A. College
Alice Cunningham
Mr. Dobin
Willam O'Brien
Charles Snow
Frank B. Emery
Maine
John B. Studley
Tampa
Fila
Allan Abbott
Ruth
Marlboro
John Loring
Arrett Mill Road
John Donovan
Virginia Wilson
Waltham City Hospital
Edward Williams
Concord K. of C
I. R. Belarrell
Commonwealth Ave
Boston Harness Shop
Strathmore Mill
Harness ‘Shop
Hopkins
C. H
Harness Shop Boys
Robert Hatch
Dartmouth College
H. W. Blanchard
Marblehead Neck
F. A. Pratt
Mrs. Bradley
William Bradley
Aftit
Colonial Inn
Randolph
Philip
Damon
Howard
Frank Macone
Amherst Agricultural College
Williams
Macone
Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
Auitos
Ritin
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
Mass
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