Maynard Children's Afternoon Gala at Masonic Hall
Over 200 children attended a Tuesday program in the Maynard Masonic hall hosted by the Maynard Woman's club. Miss Annie Warner Baker performed cray on sketches and monologues, with a planologue and clay modeling drawing strong applause. Refreshments followed served by a committee led by Mrs. Frank Sanderson. musical pieces were provided by George Lawton and others.
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Masonic Hall
Maynard Woman's Club
Annie Warner
Baker
Frank ‘Ie Sanderson
Banquet Ends With Notable Music At Masonic Meeting
The Masonic Social club held its monthly meeting and banquet Saturday evening followed by a strong entertainment lineup including violin selections by Frank Goettler and mandolin solos by a featured guitarist.
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Masonic Social Club
Frank Goettler
Whist Party Celebration on Parker Street St Patrick Day
Miss Agnes Richardson hosts a St Patrick’s Day whist at her Parker Street home with shamrock decorations and novelties. Prizes go to Miss Maybelle Lowney and Miss Anna Shanahan for ladies and Vincent Sweeney and Dr Edward Flaherty for gentlemen. Attendees include Miss Lowney, Miss Shanahan Concord, Miss Beatrice Callahan, Miriam Davis, Mrs Evelyn Murphy, George Stockwell, Thomas Maley, Neil Callahan and James Priest. Ladies Auxiliary No GS and Div ad AOH to receive Holy Communion at St Bridget’s Church on Sunday March 21.
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Parker St
Maybelle Lowney
Anna Shanahan
Concord
Vincent Sweeney
Edward Flaherty
Beatrice Callahan
Miriam Davis
Anna Shannahan
Evelyn Murphy
George Stockwell
Thomas Maley
Neil Callahan
James Priest
St. Bridget's Church
School Building Plans Ready For Approval In Months
School building committee met with Architect Charles Grecco of Boston to review a 120 by 68 foot plan with six grade rooms on the first floor a superintendent’s office a large room for coats and hats and potential extra grade room. A second floor assembly room for the commercial department will house banking typing and bookkeeping. Front class rooms and dual entrances are planned with a pitched state roof and construction set to begin in April.
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Charles Grecco
Boston
Federals Break Tie with Braves in Bowling Series
The Federals defeated the Braves by 20 pins Monday evening to tie the seven game series at 2 to 2. Lesage led the winners in singles and three string totals, while Glover posted 282 and Connors 101 for the losers. If the Feds win next Monday they will earn the turkey supper.
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Braves
Federals
Feds
Lesage
Glover
Connors
Earnings Reported At Y P S E Congregational Meeting
At the monthly Y P S E meeting of the Congregational church in the vestry on Monday evening members enjoyed a social. Each member earned a dollar since the last meeting and shared how they earned it, producing much merriment and amusing incidents. Refreshments were served.
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Congregational Church
The Eternal Question Club Meeting at Miss Sunderland’s Home
Miss Beatrice Sunderland hosted the Question club on Parker Street Monday evening. She proved to be an able hostess, organizing a delightful program that was greatly enjoyed by the assembled members.
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Beatrice Sunderland
Parker_st
Snembare
Kepha Thal
Finnish Lutheran Church Fair Draws Social and Financial Support
The Glendale Street event by the Finnish Evangelistic Lutheran church young ladies group succeeded socially and financially. The program featured Matti Heinonen speaking, congregational singing, readings by Milja Ketola and Marte Jusila, vocal solos by Ellen Johnson and Hilja Tuikka, poems by Inez Ketola and Sigrid Saari, with flowers and fancy articles sold for funds.
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Finnish Evangelistic Lutheran Church
Glendale St
Matti Heinonen
Milja
Ketola
Marte Jusila
Ellen Johnson
Hilja Tuikka
Inez Ketola
Sigrid Saari
New Cash Register Installed At New Idea Store
The New Idea store installs an electrically operated National Cash Register lever machine designed by David Bander. Made in Tuy ton QC, it features separate compartments for store departments and an adding mechanism. It prints receipts for precise records and offers a $20 rebate in trade upon return of receipts. Wired by J. J. Schnair.
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Idea
David Bander
National Cash Register Co
Tuyton, QC
J. J. Schnair
Annual Business Meeting of Finnish Mission Church
The Young People's society on Walnut Street held its annual business meeting and celebration in the church vestry with large attendance from Fitchburg and Quincy. The program featured congregational singing, scripture readings, solos by Esther Groop and Martha Vaananen, speeches by Tyyne Poikeren and M Wiskari, violin solo by Walfrid Alihiluoma, poems read by Alf Peterson, and prayers by Rev John Vaananen. Reports were read by secretary Aino Grekula.
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Young People's” Society of the
Finnish Mission Church
Walnut St
Fitchburg and
Quincey
J Tervo
John Launoa
Esther Cgroop
Fitchburg
Martha Vaananen
Hilma Maki
Join Vannanen
Tyyne Poikeren
M. Wiskari
Walfrid Alihiluoma
Alf Peterson
Anna Tikkanen
Jenney Lehto
John Vaananen
Aino Grekula
Vote history on license question from 1907 to 1911
A partial historical table shows yearly counts on the license question with Yes and No votes and the respective majorities around 1907 to 1911. Figures are formatted with inconsistencies, but indicate varying support for Yes and No across those years.
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Ecc
BOG
Monthly meeting of Men's Fraternal League held at vestry
The Men's Fraternal League met in the vestry of the Congregational church Tuesday evening with strong attendance. A five member committee including George Hart Merbert Lawton George Smith Rev Frederick II Rutan and O S Fowler was formed to arrange for a ladies night at the April meeting. Five year trustees elected William H Gutteridge Lout Butterworth and John W Flood one new member admitted. After the session Nam Lord delivered Rambles of Geologist a brief talk. Refreshments followed.
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Congregational Church
George Hart
Merbert Lawton
George Smith
Frederick II. Rutan
Fowler
William H. Gutteridge
Lout Butterworth
John W. Flood
Congregation Praises Fine Music at Coneregational Service
Large audience at the evening service enjoyed a strong musical program. A trio featuring Herber on organ Lawton, Herbert Mallinson on violin, and Glaude Haire on cello performed well. Harry Fowler contributed a violin obligato noted as especially fine.
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Herber
Lawton
Herbert Mallinson
Glaude Haire
Harry Fowler
Farewell Party For Tad Ward Miller At Graham Home
A farewell gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs William Graham honored Tad Ward Miller with friends. William Graham presented a five dollar gold piece on behalf of attendees. Miller then departed Saturday night for Montreal to join a Canadian regiment at the front.
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William Graham
Methodist Church Announces Weekly Schedule and Elections
Merrill Osgood presides as minister with Parsonage Aid meeting at Alla Hodgess residence Thursday. Friday devotionals at 7 30 pm and Sunday worship at 10 45 am followed by a sermon The Crown of Life and Sunday school at noon The Epworth League holds a 7 pm illustrated talk Walks and Talks With Jesus A Sunday school board annual meeting at Edward Nendersons yielded favorable reports and officers elected Supts Taylor and Parker Primary Supt Mrs Bertha N Osgood Home Dept Supt listed
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A. i Merrill Osgood
Parsonage Aid Society
Alla Hodgess
KE. Taylor
Parker
Epworth
Jesus
Sunday School Board
Edward Nenderson
Taylor
Bertha N. Osgood
Parish School Helper Roles Listed In Dated Note
A fragmentary list mentions supt Mrs Ida Parmenter cradle roll sup Eunice Weltch treas Miss Emma Greentilehe organist Miss Harriet Naylor librarian Martha Parker and Harry Porn ham, indicating church or school staff roles.
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Ida
Parmenter
Eunice Weltch
Emma Greentilehe
Harriet’ Naylor
Martha Parker
Harry Pornham
New Dope Law Changes Opium Handling Rules
Doctors and druggists hurried to comply with a new narcotics law requiring stock tallies sworn before a notary, government registration of narcotics, and prescriptions must include both doctor and patient names with addresses.
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U. S
Miss Liza Roberts Spends Sunday with Relatives
Miss Liza Roberts spent Sunday with relatives in Poston.
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Liza Roberts
Poston
Auction sale of Rich estate items at public auction
Arthur Coughlan sold the Rich estate house at public auction on Saturday afternoon to John King for 120 dollars. The barn went to Joel Butterworth for 100 dollars, the water tank to Fred Jones for 25 dollars, the shed to Emma Jacobson for 5 dollars, and a fence with clothes post to William Hiltunen.
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Arthur
A. Coughlan
John King
Joel Butterworth
Fred Jones
Emma Jacobson
William Hiltunen
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A. T. Haynes & Company
Maynard
George Lawton
Mr. Goettler
Mr. Lawton
George Cuttell
Mungo Bains
Charles D. Holmes
Walter Priest
Agnes Richardson
Wallace E. Locke
Summer St
Nason Street
Local Express
Sam Tig
Federals Lesage
Boeske
Kfelinen
Lynch
Tvnee
IJ. Ent Wiv
Ceee
Connors Pan Tevere
Eve Reese
Annual ‘Business Meeting
Higeing J
Hal
Ward Millersy
Miller
Montreal
Can
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Hartford
Maple Court
Albert Travis
W. A. Haynes Company
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