Maynard Community Updates and Local Notes
Maynard reports repainting pest houses, visits by residents to Worcester Clinton Marlboro and Providence, and political events including the Fifth senatorial Republican convention in Boston. The primary school grades close for teacher visits, mill payroll reaches 18000, and local clubs plan sports and parades. A prison death, labor transfers, and a Hebrew New Year observance are noted, along with Genevieve Murray starting a music school in Hudson and local marching practice.
Bedford Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Alfred Walters and bride return from wedding tour and will live on South Street. Perley H. Knight, formerly of Bedford, now in Lowell, visited over Sunday. Hydrants on Concord road and near pumping station omitted in last report. Mrs. Nancy J. Webber of Maple Street ill. Roger Brown secures standpipe hauling contract for Bedford works. Dr. Albert Pfeiffer, London, attends Scotch games. Bedford his old home. William Gleason Gavin enters Lawrence Academy for Dartmouth prep. Fitch family news. Nate Fitch works for Swift Beef Co. in Somerville. Pedlars nuisance in town. skunk reports around hemposts. Leahy and wife back from Quebec. Jack Pfeiffer shares vacation photos. Warm Sunday draws Boston visitors. streetcars crowded for country outing. L. E. Landers in town after Nova Scotia trip. rainfall boosts crops there. Car belonging to Dr Meikle taken and found—gasoline missing. Joseph Taylor and family visit Sanford, Me.. Rochester fair and old friends on itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gleason Gavin
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Dartmouth
Gleason
Lexington High School
Nathan H. Fitch
Wny
George H. Hensley
Main St
Fitch
Nate
Swift Beef Co
Somerville
Bedford
Quebec
Jack
Boston
L. E. Landers
Lowell
Chelmsford Springs Co
Nova Scotia
Sudbury Social and Church Notices Highlight Local Events
Sudbury residents attended the Bolton cattle show while others visited Pittsfield and Worcester. Diana Parmenter enters Framingham Training School for nurses as Miss H A Parmenter. A social dance was reorganized into a select event with M A Palmers orchestra. Edward Little Rogers lecture on Wayside Flowers drew crowds and Massachusets Mount lecture is planned. The Sudbury Methodist church marks its 85th anniversary with services October 4 and 6 including sermons, reunions, and a banquet. Notices include a household bill disclaimer from Edward Dufault dated September 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Charles Dean
Pittsfield
Worcester
M. T. Perry
Elm Farm
H. A. Parmenter
Framingham
Local Notes From South Sudbury and Nearby Towns
South Sudbury B G Bradshaw entertained friends from out of town Sunday. T A Jones of Maynard visited his parents here Sunday. Wilfred N Jones from Waltham was here a short time Saturday with his parents. Mrs E Harrington enjoyed a call from South Framingham friends on Sunday. A N LaGouff has secured a position at the Deerfoot farm creamery in Southboro. Everett N Sanders has resumed Physical Culture studies at the Boston gymnasium. George has notified patrons store will close at 7 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays. J D Newton moved to Leominster after selling his farm to the Raymond syndicate. Mrs L B Shedd leased her house to G B Grover and returns to Nova Scotia to care for an invalid mother. H M Tilton sold buildings and part of a farm near Wayside Inn station to Dorchester parties. He retains land for future plans. Mr and Mrs F B Chadwick from Cape Cod visited with Mr and Mrs A W Rogers. Chadwick has been Beach Island cranberry bog superintendent for 20 years. The chestnuts are beginning to come in promising a bountiful yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Fitchburg
Worcester
Crick
C. I. Perry
Maynard
Wayland
Maynard High School
Boston
von Kipper
T. A. Jones
Wilfred N. Jones
Waltham
E. Harrington
South Framingham
A. N. LaGouff
Deerfoot Farm
Southboro
Everett N. Sanders
B- Georer
J. D. Newton
Raymond Syndicate
Leominster
Beach Island
Concord Junction Community Notes and Local Moves
Miss Lilian Hawes resizes to 14 Crest street. Mr and Mrs Loring Fowler tour Nova Scotia this week. Mr and Mrs Noel Tutin at 16 Central street away last week. Mrs A Fletcher and daughters move to Waverly. Charles Evans returns from California. Mrs F King and family occupy Crest street house vacated by William Ingham. Miss Mae Dowd and Miss Mae Murphy of Charlestown visit J Perkins at 500 Main. Advertised letters listed and local trades update. Frank Wakelin to move fish business from Commonwealth Ave to Ingham estate Westvale. L O O F meeting to be held with grand council speakers. John Donavon starts bakery. Leonard Clay drives the bake cart. Edward Williams returns from Amherst to pitch for the Knights. testimonial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans
California
Trim Delfino
A L. Leland
Joen Pellecrino
George W' Salvage
Ilia ‘Duinitree
Grand Council
John
Donavon
Leonard
Clay
Concord Socials and Local Happenings Highlight October
Concord drill social at the Armory on October 12 features dancing. Resident news covers vacations, visits to New York and Maine, engagements, a birth, a honey moon, and local commuters. The Holy Name parade planning from St Bernard's parish aims for a large Boston turnout with Marlboro brass band leading the division.
Readin and Ritin Encourages Materials Here
A local advertiser touts a full selection of books and stationery. It promises adventure romance humor and destruction according to taste and claims a finer line of stationery with complete assortment at moderate prices.
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Lesses
H. P.N. Dahl
Main Street
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Watchmaker
Nabon Street
Maynard, Mass
Rexall
DeLee
Delee’s Pharmagy
Nason Street
Kil Rgl
W. F. Litchfield
Opp Mill
S. R. Garland
C. L. King
Tod. Maynard Block
Maynard Mass
Charles Clapp
T. Haynes
James Swayne
E. T. McManus
John McCarthy
Clinton
Ray Avery
Mill
Alexander Pettigrew
Marlboro
John Harrington
Arlington
James Carney
M. A. Hodges
Providence
Republican Party
Annie Norman
Precourt & Blanchette
Mainst
William Barton
Hayne Department Store
Fall River
Joseph Ayala
Rutland
Concord
Messrs. Keatley, Clapp and Gray
Assabet
Wood
Lawrence
A. J. Coughlan
John Connors
Guy Ham
Higgins
Max Blatt
Genevieve Murray
Hudson
Leo St. Clair
Front St
Murray
Miss Murray
Ic. W. Ke Co
Alfred Walters
Bride
South St
Perley H. Knight
Concord Road
Nancy J. Webber
Maple ‘St
Roger Brown
Bedford Coal & Grain Co
Bedford Works
Pine Hill
Enterprise
Albert Pfeiffer
London
Eng
Lowlands
Highlands
Scotland
Dr. Pfeiffer
Sudbury
Walter Stone
Gertrude
M. A. Palmer
Edward Little Rogers
Town Hall
Rogers
Massachusets Mount
Sudbury Methodist Episcopal Church
George H. Clarke
A. J Hall
E. A. Powers
M. Lawin
Itta Bent
Edgar Goodnow
Edward Dufault Sudbury
South
B. G
Bradshaw
Concord Junction
Lilian Hawes
Crest St
Mrs. Loring N. Fowler
Noel Tutin
Central St
A. Fletcher
Florence
Althea
Waverly
Edward ‘Williams
Amherst
Knights
Knights of Malta
Association Hall
Cc. B. Johnson
George Anderson
Marton Murray
Davis Et
New York City
Philip A. Davis
White Mountains
A. B. C. Dakin
Maine
Angie Milly
Lyndonville, Vt
Mra. F.C. Locke
Roger 8. Hoar
Agnes McDermott
Jennie McHugh
Lexington Road
J. H. Whitney
R. M. Hoy
Anton AL Saunders
National Express
Armory
L. Tompkins
Allentown
Penn
Philip Vanderhoot
Plymouth
N. H
Holderness Academy
Bessie Ford
Frederick Millitt
Beverly
William Foss, Jr
honey+ moon
Port ‘Clyde
A. McConnell
Concord Drug Store
Mr. Flannigan
Jake” Bartholmew
New York
Thorogu At
St. Bernard's
Holy Name
Concord Society
Cent Concord Junction
Keyes
Iver Johnson & Hudson
Buick & Ford
Congo
Tal
John M. Keyes
Mass
Walden Street
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