Maynard News Notes Local Guests and School Affairs
Local happenings include Mary Shea visiting Boston with her daughter, and freshmen electing officers at the high school. Greenwich visitors, market plans in Haynes block, and war picture viewings spice a busy week. seniors prepare a Washington trip with two chaperones and a tea sale planned. Over 100 residents become naturalized or complete second papers in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Shea
Charles Weaving
Boston
Malcolm Brown
Irene O'Donnell
Fidelis Callahan
James Connolly
M. B. Talcott
Thaddeus Sharkey
Greenwich
Conn
J. M. Bellows
Clinton Checker
Maynard
Daniel Foley
Hudson
Haynes Block
Nason and
Summer Sts
Central Market
Foley
Alexander MacIntyre
Charles Dwinell
Athel and
James Coulter
Lakeville
Edward G. Cheney
Lowell
John Connors
Assabet Aerie
Bagiles
Washington
Téod
C. H. Persons
Howard Case
Linden St
Great Rd
Sadie Goodenow
Alfred E McCleary
American House
Joseph Walker
McCleary
William Somerville
Fearns Pharmacy
Burton Hosiery displays new line at W. Case Sons store
The Burton Hosiery company plans a display of a celent line at W. Case Sons store to showcase American manufacturers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Allie irtin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Sanderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney E. B. McCleary at the Brockton fair today. An auto truck carrying 25 left early in W. O. Stront's truck. The board of health reports a whooping cough epidemic and urges parents of ill children to keep them from mingleing with those free from the cough. Vito Tartaro left Arthur Bariteau's employ after a notice from the Italian government to return for army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Hosiery Co
Case @ Sons
Allie
Irtin
Frank B. Sanderson
Sydney EB. McCleary
Brockton Fair
W. O. Stront
Board of Health
Vito Tartaro
Arthur Bariteau
Parish Social and Services Outline Week at Local Church
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan leads midweek vestry service at 7 30 with a war spirit address. Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday at 3 in church parlors. Parish social with an old fashioned village wedding at 7 follows 6 45 start. Music by kitchen orchestra and refreshments. Sunday service at 10 45 is a special service per the president's appeal, Sunday school at noon titled Jesus Announced for Burial. Y P S C E monthly consecration meet at 6. Evening service resumes at 7 with the pastor preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutan
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Jesus
Young Friends Honor Samuel Garside At Home
A group of Samuel Garside's young friends gathered at his parents’ Summer Street home Tuesday evening to present him with a purse of money. Miss Elizabeth Graham gave the presentation speech, followed by music, dancing by Miss Elizabeth Graham, and various games. Refreshments were served. Attending were Abbie Peterson Esther Lawson Mary Coady Francis Coady Jeanie Graham Georgiana Walcott Gertrude Reading Clifford Walcott John Kane William Johnston George Demers Norman Garney William Waterhouse John Hoffman John Johnson Douglas Peterson George Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Garside
James Garside
Elizabeth Graham
Abbie Peterson
Esther ‘Lawson
Mary and
Francis Coady
Jeanie
Georgiana Walcott
Gertrude Reading
Clifford Walcott
John Kane
William Johnston
George Demers
Norman Garney
William Waterhouse
John Hoffman
John Johnson
Douglas Peterson
George Peterson
Miss Helen Sullivan Receives Birthday Gifts at Home
Miss Helen Sullivan celebrated her 17th birthday Monday night at 168 Main Street with games music and refreshments. Guests included Miss Gertrude Doyle and Miss Ethel Gately among others who presented a gold pendant and chain and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sullivan
Main St
Gertrude Doyle
Ethel Gately
Local Notables Named in Classified Social Note
A list of individuals including Alice Kane Mildred and Marion Jones Cecelia Richards Ralph Jones Daniel Connors Fred Kelley Arthur Carlton Philip Dwyer Vincent Waldron and Albert Sullivan appears in a social notice identifying residents and likely participants in a community event or recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kane
Mildred
Marion Jones
Cecelia Richards
Ralph Jones
Daniel Connors
Fred Kelley
Arthur Carlton
Philip Dwyer
Vincent Waldron
Albert Sullivan
Tax Deadlines Urge Immediate Payments Under New Law
Delinquent taxpayers for 1913 must clear the tax collector by November 1 or property will be advertised. Poll tax summonses are out with October 10 as the payment deadline.
Concord Ladies Schedule Next Red Cross Sewing Meeting
Concord women plan a sewing session for the Red Cross on Wednesday at 10 o clock in Trinity church parish hall Elm Street. Attendance at Monday’s First Parish vestry gathering rose as more members joined for cutting and sewing surgical shirts pajamas and dressing gowns. A basket lunch will be shared tea and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Ladies of Concord
Red Cross
Elmst
Not Fair to Joe Hopkins Concord Fans Say
Concord fans packed the Maynard Concord Junction game Saturday and expressed dissatisfaction over Joe Hopkins not pitching. They blame management for a late decision and prefer Hopkins who helped keep the team competitive, believing Fuller offered less satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hopkins
Joe Hopkins
Joe
Concord Junction
Junction
Fuller
Woman and Miss Pry Inquest Prompted by Past
Fragmentary dialogue from Florida Times Union notes a discussion on a woman’s past and an inquest. Judge remarks reference burying past and an inquiry, with emphasis on domesticity and social judgment.
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Shepard
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Helmer Olson
Ria Minehan
James O'Brien
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James Hoar
Jim Fitchburg
Congregational Church
Florida Times-Union
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Cross’s Dry Goods Store
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P. J. Schnair
Salem White
Bedford Coal and Grain Co
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York State
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Alice Worcester Weeks
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