Maynard Word Finds Government Post After School
Maynard Word a Lauri Williams graduate from the commercial department at Obeard High School now in Washington passed the civil service exam for a stenographer job and was appointed. He recently passed a government radio exam and will join that line of work. Edward J. McManus, another graduate, serves at the American Legation in Montevideo Uruguay and was elected secretary of the American era. The club remains a leading social affair in Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauri Williams
Commercial Department
Obeard High School
Washington
Williams
Loeel
Edward J. McManus
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
McManus
Montivedes
Weavers Union nominates officers at Friday meeting
At a regular meeting of the Weavers Union held at Masonic hall Friday afternoon, officers were placed in nomination for president Edward Carleton, vice president Walter White, financial secretary Benjamin Brown, recording secretary Frank Parks, treasurer Francis Johnston, conductor Hilma Hyden, warden Svante Kukkala, and trustees Theodore Wollerschied and Matti Mattson. Election will be held at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavers Union
Masonic Hall Friay
Edward Carleton
Walter White
Benjamin Brown
Frank Parks
Francis Johnston
Hilma Hyden
Svante Kukkala
Theodore Wollerschied
Matti Mattson
Quarterly Conference at the M Bb Church
The regular quarterly conference followed the evening service led by Dr. Spaulding who presided. Epworth League met in the vestry Monday evening and midweek service is planned for Wednesday. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will hold a regular meeting Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.bb. Ehurch
Spaulding
Worcester
Epworth League
Vestry
Women's Foreign Missonary Society
Died at Medford Former resident William R Taylor
William R Taylor aged 77 died in Medford Saturday. He was brother of Mrs. William FE Gutteridge of Maynard and Mrs. Mary Kiershaw of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Gutteridge attended the funeral Monday. burial was at Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
William R. Taylor
William FE Gutteridge
Maynard
Mary Kiershaw
Lawrence
Mrv
Gutteridge
Lowell
Butterworth Family Reunion Reported in Thanksgiving Gathering
Vir and Mrs Arthur Butterworth and family of Waltham join Mr and Mrs Ernest Butterworth of Winchester and Miss Eichel Butterworth of Arlington along with Mr and Mrs Herbert Young and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Butterworth at the home of Mr and Mrs Joel Parmencer on Summer Street for a Thanksgiving reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Butterworth
Waltham
Ernestutterworth
Winchester
Eichel Butterworth
Arlington
Herbert Young
Harold Butterworth
Joel Parmencer
Summer St
Major Coulter Addresses Charleston on The 100 Per Cent Austrian
Major Charles S Coulter of the 1st Division U S Army with Camp Taylor Kentucky spoke in Charleston South Carolina on The 100 per cent Austrian. He plans to visit his parents Mr and Mrs James Coulter on Main Street for Christmas. Miss Mary Shea a Brockton teacher and her sister Miss Johanna Shea a Brown University student visited relatives Mr and Mrs Thomas Sweeney on Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5S. Coulter
U. S. Army
Camp Taylor, Mentucky
Charleston
Mary Shea
Brockton
Johanna Shea
Brown University
Thomas Sweeney
Lincoln St
Acton Road Relocation Petition before Middlesex Commission
Acton residents petitioned the Middlesex County Commissioners on November 5 1919 to relocate and repair the road from South Acton to Maynard crossing the Fitchburg Railroad near South Acton Station. The order calls for a viewing and hearing January 9 1920 at Cambridge Court House with notices to Acton officials, Acton Enterprise publication, and posting in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
Sat Wincy
South Acton
Maynard
Fitchburg Railroad
Maynard Town
Win H. Kingsley
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lowell
Cambridge
Court House
Acton Enterprise
Harriet L. Parker
Maynard City Delivery Effort Probed by Post Office
WP reports J Sullivan pushes for Maynard city delivery with backing from Congressman Rogers. First Assistant Postmaster General J C Keans replies Nov 17 1919 that the case remains under inspector review with orders to expedite. Sullivan stays engaged, contacting Washington officials as public interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Maynard
Cate
J. C. Keong
Post Office Department
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Washinton
Congressman Rogers
Danish Brotherhood Held Wel me Home Thanksgiving Eve
The Danish Brotherhood hosted a Welcome Home Thanksgiving Eve for World War I veterans at the hall on Great Road in Stow. A turkey supper and entertainment followed a committee lineup of Cora Nelson Hannah Peterson and Mary Erickson. Henry McCormack of Sudbury visited Lowell relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Great Rd
Stow
Cora Nelson
Hannah Peterson
Mary Erickson
Dwight Cowles M D Practice Listing
Dr Dwight Cowles lists office at 103 Main Street with patient hours 1 to 3 PM and 7 to 8 PM and telephone line 15 13 for appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Maynard Tax Sale Notice for Unpaid 19th Century Parcels
Public auction scheduled at the Maynard Collector’s Office on December 20 at 3:00 PM for parcels with unpaid taxes the year noted. Descriptions include 44 Nason Street owned by MODELU HARVEY BROADBENT PROPERTY and 15 Nason Street owned by ALPERT HODGES PROPERTY WS-A with land measurements and boundary details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes’ Block
Maynard
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Wis
Modelu Harvey Broadbent Propervy
Nason Street
Pitchburg Railroad Company
W. A. Haynes Co
Goorge
Alpert Hodges
Jane Reed
Ormerly
Thomas Nayler
Relocation Petition for Concord Main Street
Concord residents petition the Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate Main Street from the Sudbury River to Nine Acre Corner as a common convenience and necessity. Public notices detail hearings set for December 30, 1919, at the Court House East Cambridge with sheriff and clerk involvement and newspaper notification in the Concord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
Said
Sudbury River
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
John M. Keyes
Laws Brook Road
Commonwealth Avenue
Acton Line
Abby Brown Appointed Executrix in Concord Estate
Notice declares Abby Brown of Concord Massachusetts duly appointed executrix of the will of Mary Brown late of Concord, Middlesex County, deceased, bonds filed, demands to be exhibited and payments to be made to the executrix. November 12, 1919. N12-19 DS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Concord
Middlesex
Abby Brown
Mass
Probate Court to Probate Estate of Edward Daly
The Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge will hold a December 15 1919 hearing to grant a will without a surety bond for executor Michael Eli Daly. He asks the court to probate the instrument presented, with public notice by newspaper and mail. Register F. M. Esty signs the citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, I
Aiaan
William Garry
Concord
Mary H. Garry
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Edward Daly
Michael Eli
Daly
Said
F. M. Esty
Register
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Marlboro
William A. Allen
Arthur C. Lamson
Frank 8S. Rock
Horace F. Wilder
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Maynard, Concorn, Sudbury, Acton
Bedford
South Acton, Mass
Parker and Waltham Streets
Ahers
Good Old
New England
St.—Zaniewski
Estella Bakery
A. N. Hodgess
Tel Geet
Naey
Pat
Prescott Keyes
Maynarp
Ry Ree
Henry McCormack
Sudbury
Dwight Cowles, M. D
Potnh
Micamvsex
Commissioners
East Cambridge
WM. C. Dillingham
John Edwards
Butler Ave
Garettes
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Frank Binks
H. B. Morsah
Albert Smith
Frank A. May
Fowler Building
R Waldo Aes Lapham
Concord Real
Junction, Mass
Or. S
Garland
Colbi
Price
Walter C. Brac
U. S
J.S. Goodwin
L. P. Goulding
Mal
Middle
Cord
Dillingham
Albert J. Adams
Suen
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