Maynard Special Train For Billy Sunday Service
A special Maynard train departs Friday at 4.20 pm to the Billy Sunday tabernacle with reserved seating for the local delegation. Tickets, including badges, cost $1.20 and can be bought from committee members Emmanuel Taylor Robert Jackson Joshua Naylor Robert Hartin Rev Frederick N Ru tan and Rev A Morrill Osgood. Tickets also sold at Hodges Nason Sr and Charles H Stanley stores on Main Street. John E Kelley moves to Boston B M railroad car service but remains tax collector. Wim Whitehead of Lawrence visits his parents in town.
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Maynard
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Emmanuel Taylor
Robert Jackson
Joshua Naylor
Robert Hartin
Frederick N. Rutan
Maynard Tax Ups and Auctions for 1915 Lot List
Collector Thomas Hillis announces public auction of unpaid 1915 taxes on multiple Maynard parcels on December 28 at 10 a.m. at the collector's office. Parcels include 44 Summer St, 69 Summer St, Prospect St property, High St property, Pine St property, Acton St Mandigo building, Blood land, Harriman Court site, and related lot specifics with totals and prior assessments.
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Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Thomas Hillis
Summer St
Jane Reed
James Stott
James Bent
Summer Hill Road
Pete Cnte
Ross Sv Iho
Blanche Mason
Said Hillis
Hannah Shea
Prospect St
John Callahan
Artemas Whitney
Sarah Nyman
High St
Am. Woolen Co
Delide Yukowski
Paes OL
Mian
Pine St
Carrie E. Vose
Timothy Moynihan
Julius Loewe
Pine St. Sroot Bs
Aig Iboats Otha Clais
Acton St
Rds
John McPherson
Laura Bower
Alexander Pettigrew
Stow
Summer Hill
Mate Anc
Harriman Court
Lidel Spearburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
James R. Bent
Harriman’s Court
Odd Fellows Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
At a Friday evening gathering the Odd Fellows social club elected Thomas Denniston as president Frank Proctor as vice president Charles Courtenay as recording secretary Henry Price as financial secretary Benjamin Brown as collector and named directors William Collier Levi Cheney Albert Randall James B Lord John B Shaw James Lent. The club will hold regular meetings on the last Thursday of each month.
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Odd Fellows Social Club
Thomas Denniston
Frank Proctor
Charles Courtenay
Henry Price
Benjamin Brown
William Collier
Levi Cheney
Albert Randall
James B.lord
John B. Shaw
James Lent
Frank Archer
Joseph Martin
George Bishop
Fred Randall
Sudbury Bridge Committee Reports Town Meeting Plan
The Sudbury st bridge committee met at the selectmen's rooms to prepare a final report for the next town meeting. An appropriation of $4000 was set for the bridge, with $51.77 remaining to be returned to the town. Members include chairman John O. Thompson, William Naylor, John Driscoll, John White, selectmen Frank Binks and James Mahoney, and C. J. Lynch.
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Sudbury St. Bridge
Selectmen’s
John O. Thompson
William Naylor
John Driscoll
John White
Frank Binks
James Mahoney
C. J. Lynch
Maynard I.O.O.F. Conferred Degree at Odd Fellows Hall
Maynard lodge I O O F held a regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening. The Concord degree team enacted the second degree on seven candidates from Maynard Concord West Acton and Wayland. Visiting members came from Acton Wayland and Concord. A collation followed and the committee in charge included Oliver Trees Edward Archer Thomas Denniston and Ralph Barnes.
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Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Concord
Maynard
West Acton
Wayland
Acton
Oliver Trees
Edward Archer
Thomas Denniston
Ralph Barnes
Italian worker dies after machine injury at sand pit
An Italian workman at the sand pit near Whitman's crossing was fatally injured Wednesday when caught in rotating machinery. He was taken to a hospital and died Thursday.
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Whitman's Crossing
Burglary Reported at Boston Clothing Co Store
A break in at the Boston Clothing Co on Nason street occurred early Sunday. A suit of clothes an overcoat and about 75 cents in cash were stolen after burglars pried a rear door open and shattered an inner door. Police notified.
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Boston Clothing Co
Nason St
Supt. of Streets John Driscoll Begins Two Week Vacation
Supt. of Streets John Driscoll will start a two weeks vacation on Monday and spend the time at his home.
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John Driscoll
Man Rescues Child From Icy Mill Pond Heroic Save
Thomas Kane, recently recovered from rheumatism, plunged into the freezing mill pond to save Evelyn Crotty, four, who had slipped on ice and sunk. He disrobed, braved broken ice and cold to bring the girl to shore where first aid and resuscitation followed. Neighbors aided as onlookers praised the act and Carnegie Hero Fund consideration is possible.
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Thomas Kane
Mill Pond
Evelyn Crotty
Michael Crotty
Park St
Assabet Mills
Shompoon St
Mr. Kane
Walter Glover
Edward Flaherty
Kane
Carnegie Hero Fund
Snowbound back roads halt rural mail deliveries
Snowdrifts on back roads block passage during the weekend storm. A rural mail carrier cannot pass with his horse team as the driver breaks the wagon whiffle tree while attempting deliveries.
Christmas Exercises at Congregational Sunday School
The annual Christmas tree event will be held Tuesday December 26 under the Congregational church Sunday school. The primary department children will present a half hour entertainment.
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The
Congregational Church
Fire Doused by Quick Action at Bradley Home
Firemen rushed to Jeremiah Bradley's Maplest Street home Saturday after a car fire started in his motor vehicle. The blaze was quickly smothered with a large robe, limiting damage. The cause was reported as backfiring.
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Jeremiah Bradley
Maplest
Bradley
Special clerks engaged for Christmas rush at Stanley store
A number of special clerks have been engaged to assist during the Christmas rush at the store of Chas. H. Stanley. Names include Miss Marion Jones, Mildred Jones, Maude Cameron, Mary Katele, Selina Peterson, Clara Purdy, Mrs. Inez Andrews, Miss Fogg of West Acton and Raymond Hooper.
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Chas. H. Stanley
Marion Jones
Mildred Jones
Maude Cameron
Mary Katele
Selina Peterson
Clara Purdy
Inez Andrews
Miss Fogg
West Acton
Raymond Hooper
Kelley Takes Post In B M Car Service Dept
John E. Kelley former tax collector and longtime telegraph operator at the B M depot began work Friday in the railroad’s car service department at the North station Boston. His duty is to trace foreign cars on the B M line and ensure their transfer to home roads. The daily cost to the railroad for each foreign car held is 75 cents.
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John E. Kelley
Car Service
B. & M. Railroad
North Station
Boston
No Bones Broken After Ice Slip At West Acton
Lucius D. Wilson slipped on ice after a meeting of Isaac Davis post at West Acton Wednesday evening. He was severely shaken but no bones were broken, and he was driven home by his son Judge Howard A. Wilson. A Civil War veteran, he remains a long-time resident nearing his 77th milestone, though he is rapidly deteriorating.
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Lucius D. Wilson
Isaac Davis Post
West Acton
Howard A. Wilson
Wilson
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Becker Bros
Francis Bacon
Ber
C. H. Persons
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
New England Trust Company
Mass
United States
James R. E
Arthur Adams
Frederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Palqmas E. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
OPER
Alexander Cochrane
Frederick P. Fish
Orrin C. Hart
Arthur F. Thomas
R. B. Gage
Man
Safe Deposit
Her
Ely Gruber
Wim. Whitehead
Lawrence
Ralph Whitehead
Collector's Office
Iee
Julius Lopwe
John. EB. Kelley
Sewnot
Assabet Aerie
F. O. FE
Masonic Hall
Fritz O. Anderson
Hudson
Patrick J. Farrell
Revere
Helena
Alice Donahue
Lee Donahue
Sidney Bennett
Pearl Lever
Mary Sperburg
Gertrude Connors
Mildred Connors
Mother
Alice
Helena Donahue
William Stokes
Roderick McIver
Irvine Astwood
Harlow
Crista
Jacob Oberg
Main Street
Lynch Brothers
Kaleva
Co-operative Associate
Powder Mill Road
Maynard, Ma
Nippon China
Carl Melby-Braun
C. C. Murr
Main St
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