Maynard News Highlights Local Visitors and Social Events
The Maynard news notes numerous visitors and residents in town. guests include Miss Mary Maley Bernice Marsh John Ogden James Christie Emma Deane and many others. social events feature church gatherings, theater shows, and a temperance meeting with multiple local clubs and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maley
Toston
Bernice Marsh
Brattleboro
John Ogden
Malden
Thomas I. Parker
Brooks Reed
Portland
Ward W. Jones
Dorchester
Emma Deane
Boston & Maine Railroad
John Rowe
Montreal, P. Q
Robert Veitch
They Know It's Safe Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed
A reader from Washington, Ga. writes that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been used for six years and never fails, praising it as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and grippe. The endorsement emphasizes parental trust in this medicine based on experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. T. Tamaceford
Washington, Ga
Citrolax Promises Fast Gentle Cleanup
An old advertisement touts Citrolax as a remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims quick thorough flushing with no pain or nausea and promotes a clean wholesome system, urging readers to ask for Citrolax at Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Johmson
Maynard Ady
Missing Advertisement Wording for Foley Remedies Offer
Fragmentary OCR shows an offer from Boley & Co Chicago pushing Foley remedies. It urges sending name and address with a slip to receive a package including Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs Foley Kidney Pills and tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boley & Cou
Chicago
Foley
Johnson
Local Community Notices and Social News
Harry Clark buys a new shalmers automobile. Mr and Mrs Daniel Connell welcome a baby girl born Monday night. Postcards from Mr and Mrs James R Lent reveal travel from the Grand Canyon toward California. Clergy D J Lynch and John Sheehan share pul pits Tuesday evening. Vera Lawton visits from Framingham to see her parents. Mrs Isabelle Smethurst dies in Methuen widow of George Smethurst. Frank Taylor and Albert Murphy attend a Shubert performance. Mrs William H Black of Stafford guest of John Ingham and family. Margaret Clover visits from Boston and Stafford. Oranges grape fruit and roses arrive from Federal Point Fla. Woman’s club members assemble hospital kits in Congregational vestry. next Monday meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Rayner
Waltham
Nathan Rayner
Catherine Powers
Roxbury
Thomas Lawler
Hillside St
Wilder X. Macurda
Nason St
George Coggswell
Concord — St
Beatrice Callahan
Agnes Richardson
Boston
Fred Hardcastle
Lawrence
Wathryn Carey
Parker St
Ernest A. Crowell
Swampscott
Mary Shea
Wilford Hooper
Gertrude Haynes
Raymond Hooper
Stanley Rea
Ray Reubenstein
James N. Haire
William Coulter
Charles S. Coultes
Providence
R. I
Mary Binns
Mary Hackett
Allston
Thomas Binns
Arthur J. Sullivan
Alexander Frazier
Acton
Malcolm Soule
Harold Sawyer
South Freeport
S. Raymond Kitchin
Charles Chandler
Fred Chandler
Old Concord
Arthur Blanchard
West Acton
John Horan
Emma Deane
Boston & Maine
Misa Deane
Daniel Connell
James R
Grand Canyon
Colorado
California
D. J.lynch
Concord
John Sheehan
Vera Lawton
Framingham
John Lawton
Isabelle Smethurst
Methuen
George Smethurst
Frank Taylor
Albert Murphy
Shubert
William H. Black
Stafford
Conn
John Incham
Margaret Clover
John Ingham
Federal Point
Fla
William Ingham
Woman's Club
Congregational Church
Europe
Humorous program entertains crowd at Cooperative hall
The Aggressive Turacca club presented a humorous program featuring Washington A. Coles of Roxbury. The act included sketches impersonations and ventriloquism and was well received despite a smaller audience than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turacca Club
Cooperative Hall
Washington A. Coles
Roxbury
Coles
Curious But True Move in a Small-Hand Game
A short note describes a Curious But True Move as a game played when players hold the smallest hands. The text hints at a wagering or decision element tied to hand size, with emphasis on a playful or tricky move.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
James Christie
New York City
Frank Moran
Elizabeth Carpenter
Clinton
Arthur Malcolm, Jr
Michael Cherney
Halifax
Poston
Gertrude Sullivan
Teaminster
Daniel Lowney
Nora
Pilate
Mission Hall
Jeanette McCook
Marlboro Hospital
H. J.dwinell
Tred Aldrich
Marlboro
Edward Price
Smokeless Powder Co
Maynard Lodge, I. O. O. F
Edward Titley
Washington
R. L
Holy Name Society
William Baxter
Weuteatieide
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Bridget’s
Naylor Hah
Patrick Powers
Edward Flaherty
Wpublic
Irene McCormack
Mainst
William Price
T. B. Moynihan
Fred Palmer
Philadelphia
William O'Tirien
Luke McCarthy
T. Th. Moynihan
Toston Friends
Mrs. Cart Ptucallenge
Linden St
James Kelley
Robert Kelley
Mill Sr
Fred Harris
The
Metz Automobile Co
Joseph Connors
Whitman
Medford
William Hunt
Leominster
James Hunt
Grace Magorty
Hudson
Maurice Connors
Harry Parmenter
Worcester
Alex Murray
Palmer
Tugene Thompson
Elizabeth Lawton
Littleton
B. J. Coughlin
John Sweet
A. D. Holt
Catherine Lawton
John H. Lawton
Muarboro
John Hardy
Holy Name Club
Henry Ledgard
Carney Hospital
David Leithead
Mass General Hospital
Matti Heinonen
William Morrison
Evelyn Penjiamin
Ruby Hamlin
Leslie Sims
Chelsea
Watertown
Dennis Waldron
Mildred
Franklin
Michael Waldron
Fred B. Chase
Felix Rainville
Clara Rainville
Maurice Stuckert
Pitchburg
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Eugene Colbert
Abbie
Pawtucket
Leslie McKenzie
Hazel
Athol
MecKenzie
Frank Winslow
Maynard Checker Club
Lowall
Grange
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
St. Bridget’s Church
Parker St. Hall
Marion Gault
Lake Boon
Popelar
Maynard
A. H. Haynes
Augusta
Abagail Transon
Bessie Kierstead
Lexington
Samuel Leror
Coats
Boot and Shoe Store
Mels
Ligget
Guth
DeLee Pharmacy
Ruenall
Nason Street
Harry Clark
Shalmers
Citzens
John O. Thompson
Johnson Pharmacy
Adv
W.T. Agbell
Wardsport
Woley
Ady
Jersey Butter Co
Maynard’s
Vermont
Japan
Borden
Lafayette
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Sun Insurance Office
London
Insurance Company
Abstract
Statement of
United States
New York State Insurance Department
Het de Peste
New York
M. F. Mullin
Main St
H. P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!