Maynard News Highlights Local Guests and Events
Maynard residents host and visit friends across Lowell Boston Billerica Roxbury Waltham and Cambridge. Car deliveries from the W A Haynes Co include Ford touring cars for local owners. Fire department responds to a brush fire near Sudbury Road with a second outbreak the next day. Community outings and lodge activities mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davidson
Waltham
Lucius H. Maynard
Louis Emerson
Lynn
James Stott
George Creighton
James R. Bent
W. A. Haynes Co. Assabet Aerie
James J. Morgan
Helen
Mary Gilbert
St. Boston
Walter Rayner
Nathan Rayner
Robert Powers
Alice
Cambridge
Bridget Claflin
Margaret Connolly
James Claflin
Roxbury
Timothy B. Moynihan
W. A. Haynes Co
Ford
Harold Richardson
Carte Eaton
Joseph Phipps
Boston
William Jones
George Mead
Fred Palmer
Providence
R. I
John J. Driscoll
Mass. Highway
Mayors’ Club
Springfield
Laura Hecker
Margaret Cratty
Rockville
Conn
William Scully
So. Whitney Bent
Shirley
Ham Brayden
Carl Stockbridge
Harold Carney
U.S. S. Georgia
Frank Kelley
Vestal
R. E. Hartin
Maynard Marble and Granite Works
Quincy
Sudbury
Horace Seymour
Frank Noyes
Albert B. Day
Lake Boon
Sudbury Rd
Joseph Clark
Catherine
Florence Josephs
Earle Collins
Arlington
Harry.Hunter
Bridgewater
Herbert Blake
Charles Shearer
The Great Heflin Comes to Maynard
The Great Heflin is coming to Maynard with a health note urging preservation of health. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming kidneys preserve health and relieve rheumatism backache headache and sore joints by aiding blood filtration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Maynard
Citrolax advertised as a cleansing laxative remedy
An advertisement touts Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels It claims rapid relief from headaches and a thorough painless flushing while keeping the system cleansed sweet and wholesome Johnson Pharmacy Mayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Pharmacy
Mayne
Trestle Replacement At Mill Yard
An old trestle in the mill yard adjoining the boiler house was torn down and a new one installed. A shipment of more than two carloads of coal is expected the latter part of the week. Dr. Jeremiah Green of Cambridge visited friends here en route to his home and is ready to begin practice after serving at Worcester City Hospital. Mrs. O S Fowler distributed 124 tags and buttons for National Horse Day, supporting a noble cause with local interest. Miss Elizabeth Kneeland of Winchester and Mrs. Henry Burke of Brookline canvassed for signatures for the Mass Equal Suffrage Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Waltham
Ada Cowles
Manchester
N. H
George Stockwell
Fitchburg
Anna Johnson
Esther Emanuelson
Tessie Doherty
Stafford Springs
J. F. Club
Misa Sadie Mallins
W. O. Strout
Marlboro
John Peterson
Florida Ct
W. A. Haynes Co
R. J. Birmingham
Thomas Mahoney
Hudson
Sudbury
Frank Binks
Mass. Agricultural College
James A. Coughlan
Burton
William Waterhouse
Boston
J. Leo Comeau
Fred. Shanahan
Jamaica Plain
Percival St
Christina Heffernan
Suffield
Maynard Trap Shooters Club
Brown Pond Range
Congregational Church
Stanley Rea
Wilford Hooper
Kansas City
Joseph Byron
Lynn
Catherine Maley
M. Elizabeth Colman
Unn Hazelton
Selectmen
Theodore's
Post Office Square
Alumni Association
Marion Townsend
William O'Leary
Concord
John O. Thompson
Ek. A. Merriman
The
Maynard News
Case's Block
Board of Health
Creighton
Katherine McCarthy
George Lynch
W. S. Leland
Concord Junction
Dorothy Persons
Mildred Connors
May Taylor
George Cuttell
Burton Coughlin
George Hooper
William Hooper
George Lawton
George Hart
Murray Ballou
Gutteridge
Hose T
Waltham St
Jeremiah Green
Cambridge
Green
Worcester City Hospital
Fowler
Elizabeth Kneeland
Winchester
Henry G. Burke
Brookline
Mass
Equal Suffrage Association
Edith Edna Hinchcliffe
Percy V. Robinson
A Merrill Osgood
M. FE
Louisa Fisher
Mabel Palmer
William Baldwin
Mrs. Robinson
Wood
Fisher
Pawtucket
R. 1
M. BE
Epworth League
Philathea
Grange
Robinson
James Robinson
Lawrence
Maynard
Troop 2
Boy Scouts of America
Tax rate rises to $20 per thousand for this town
The local tax rate jumps by $1.60 to reach $20 per thousand this year. Assessors report state tax returns totaling $9,457, up $970 from last year and adding 50 cents per thousand to the local levy. County tax shows a small rise to $4,917, with last year's rate at $18.40.
Teachers' Meeting Closes Year With Games Music and Refreshments
The Tuesday afternoon gathering included business, games, music and light refreshments. Piano selections were performed by Beatrice Andrews and Mary Daly, with Edna Locke Theresa Heffernan and Adelaide Weil serving on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Andrews
Mary Daley
Edna Locke
Theresa Heffernan
Adelaide Weil
Davis post thanks for Memorial Day dinner and help
The Isaac Davis post No. 138 of West Acton expresses gratitude to the Woman's Relief corps No. 62 of Maynard for a bountiful Memorial Day dinner. Appreciation is given to school children who helped decorate graves and to all participants who made the day memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
West Acton
Woman's Relief Corps
Maynard
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidneys to Healthy Action
An advertising notice urges treatment for daytime pains and nighttime bladder weakness. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to restore kidneys and keep them strong with a timely call to action from Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Johnson Pharmacy
Maynard
Belts and a Jest about Napoleon and Wellington
A humorous exchange hinges on Napoleon’s 42 inch belt from Waterloo. The retort notes Wellington gifted him a belt as the stronger anecdote, elevating the quip over mere measurements.
Dog sickness prompts license delinquency notice
Town Clerk Frank I. Sanderson warns dog owners with unpaid licenses due March 1 that payment must arrive before June 22 to avoid the selectmen ordering the stable to take drastic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Sanderson
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Bargain Department launches budget store line
A San Francisco ad copy proclaims a new Bargain Department with cash sales and no free deliveries. It lists low cost items such as heavy galvanized sprinklers 50c each, oak wardrobe poles, kitchen chairs and couch hammocks, plus green and old rose linen covers. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and cold relief from Jimson’s Pharmacy Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Jimson
Maynard
Adv
Humanity's Responsibility
The quote frames duty as resisting personal tyranny and upholding the higher aspects of character to honor life and its gifts. It emphasizes moral responsibility and adherence to principled conduct in the face of temptation or ego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gladstone
Unconquerable Leader Shapes Evening of Change
A fragment praises a resilient leader who never admits defeat and keeps fighting, shaping events and guiding vision. It portrays a formidable force of an unyielding, capable soul advancing with steady resolve.
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Lowell
John H. Reardon
Catherine Lawton
Jennie Chalmers
Billerica
Frank Feltham
Gertrude Benere
Raymond Veitch
Moosup, Conn
Charles Courtney
Kate Sweeney
Dorchester
Alexander Lees
Hyde Park
Jane Turnbull
Urday
Theresa Carney
W. Mattson
J. Kielinen
W. J. Glover
Masonic Club
Loewe’s Block
St. Bridget’s Church
Holy Name Club
Ada Montague
S. Fowler
Jennie Blake
Sebattis, Me
Thomas Bell
Clinton
Stow
Thomas Scott
Sudbury River
Summer Hill Lodge
Sudbury St
Bertha Hartwell
Kingston
Alfred T. Haynes
Wellesley
Gladys
Wellington
Rexall
DeLee
Nason Stret
Maynard, Mass
Haynes’ Bargain Basement
A. T. Thaynes & Co
Ady
Jersey Butter Co
Maynard’s
New York Beans
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Main Street
T. F. Parker
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