Maynard Town Meeting Notes and Local News
Maynard news covers town meeting Monday night, mill payroll of 16 600 last week, new appointments at Music Hall, bids for garbage collection due by April 15, and ongoing sales at Lever Gruber’s. Also reports visitors, church events, sports results, road plans, and fireward notes from Maynard and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hilferty
Bentaye
Board of Health
Everett Marchant
Thessabet Mhills
South Acton
Charles Maguire
Cambridge
St. Bridget’s Church
RB. J. Coughlin
Miam and
River Streets
W. C. Croft
Maynard
Littleton
Applications for liquor licenses in Maynard in 1908
Notices detail multiple applicants in Maynard under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as innholders and wholesale dealers. Rolling entries name William Casey & Co at Windsor House, D. J. Loewe & Co at American House, James E Wall & Co at Maple House, J A Coughlan & Co at Elmwood House, William P Campbell & Co at a building on Main Street, and H A Clark & Co at a building on Main Street River Street corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen Magnant
William Casey
James BP
William Casey & Co
Windsor House
Main Street
Maynard
William Jones
Boards of Selectmen
David J. Loewe
Julius Loewe
D. J. Loewe &Clo
American House
Harriman’s Court
Board of Selectmen
James BE. Wall
Mary E. Wall
James E. Walli & Co
Maple House
Summer Street
James, A. Coughlan
Maurice A. Coughlan
J. A
Board of Selectmen Maynand
William P. Campbell
Jennie Campbell
William P. Campbell &Co
Harry A. Clark
H. A. Clark & Co
River Street
John Desmond
Michael D. McGrail
J. Desmond & Co
Maynard House
Maynard License Applications for Liquor Sales and Club
Maynard notices dated March 25 1908 state the Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association seeks a club liquor license for its building off the Great Road. J Desmond & Co applied for First and Fourth class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as innholders and wholesale dealers at the Maynard House on Sumner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
Maynard Cricket & Athletic Association
William Jones
Trustees Meet of Assabet Institution for Savings
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings will be held at the Barking Rooms in Maynard Mass on Wednesday April 1 1908 at 8 o clock for transacting business. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
The
Assabet Institution For Savings
Barking
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard High Pupils Enjoy Washington Trip
A Maynard High School senior class trip to Washington with 20 participants, led by Miss May Ledgard, recounts visits to the Capitol, Smithsonian, White House, Mt. Vernon, and a Roosevelt reception. The group traveled by train and boat, toured New York and Philadelphia, and thanks are given to Mr. and Mrs. Mackin and the rail staff for generous assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May Ledgard
Acton
Boston
South Station
Pall River
New York
Philadelphia
U. S. Mint
Ritten House
Metropolitan Hotel
Congressional Library
Imense
Corcoran Art Gallery
Capitol Building
Tirrell
Smithsonian Institute
National Museum
Zoological Gardens
Washington Monument
White House
Treasury
Tomb of Washington
Mt. Vernon
United States
Brattleboro, Vt
Roosevelt Campaign Club
South Acton
Maynard
Ruth
Concord
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Mackin
Beatrice Sunderland
Ina Bowker
Inez Fiske
Marion Townsend
Marguerite Pierce
Emma Deane
Fanny Harwood
Blanche Mason
Winnie Harvey
Pittsfield
Helen Warren
J. C. Mackin
John Sunderland
Vincent Sweeney
Walter Comeau
Clarence Mackin
Robert Rich
Harold Chenney
Change in Business at Crosby’s Local Store
B Crosby announces partial sale of interest to Miss Sara Crosby. Crosby will focus on wholesale in Boston for now, with plans to open a city store near Boston when conditions improve. The local shop will stock latest Spring goods and offer the best merchandise at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Crosby
Combination Cash Store
Sara Crosby
Crosby
Deast
Boston
Last W. C. T. U. Meeting Led by President Bisbee
Thirty enthusiastic ladies attended the W. C. T. U. monthly meeting in South Acton led by Miss Richardson. The event included a prepared program by Mrs. Warren and warm fellowship. This was the last meeting under president Mrs. Bisbee with farewell words from her and a grateful response from secretary Mrs. Wilson.
Maynard Local Electrical Work Offered by Eugene Daweon
Classified notice invites Maynard residents to hire Eugene Daweon for electrical work with quick neat service. Mentions Nernst lamp benefits and an organist for St. George's church, Rev. Ethur Bradford Papineau rector. Contact via local telegram text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Daweon
St. George's Churc
Maynard
Ethur Bradford Papineau
Marriage announced for Ruth Blanchard and Kenneth Cameron
The wedding is set for March 25 in Nashua New Hampshire with Miss Ruth Blanchard of this town and Kenneth Cameron a Harvard Law School student, officiated by Rev Hazen Conkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Ruth Blanchard
Town
Kenneth Cameron
Harvard Law School
Hazen Conkling
Seven applicants seek five Heenseg licenses in Maynard
The selectmen face a clash as seven applicants vie for five Heenseg licenses. From American House Windsor House Rhinwood House Maynard House and Maple House the five new holdings join Marry Clark Co. a hotel on B. J. Coughlan Main J. and William Campbell also listing a Main St. location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American House
Windsor House
Rhinwood House
Maynard House
Maple House
Marry
Clark & Co
B. J.coughlan
Main J
Williamampbell
Main St
Town Meeting Requests And Budget Questions
Articles listed for the town meeting include selecting a moderator, accepting reports, filling vacancies, approving jurors, funding $150 for band concerts, budgeting town expenses, installing a Glendale street fire alarm box, approving betterment assessments, accepting sew er report, funding $8 000 for a water sinking fund, setting board of health salary at $75 a year, and setting the overseers secretary salary at $25 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale St
Warron St
Committee On
Board of Health
Congregational Church Services in Maynard Begin April 5
Rev Gho A Andrews, pastor of the Congregational church Monson, will lead about six services in Maynard starting April 5. Topics include The Power of Personal Touch Virile Religion The Light of the World Called to the Help of the Lord The Choice of a Master Why Confess Him The Sin of Indecision. Miss Ida Wedge visits Franklin. Ladies Whist Club hosted by Mrs Jane Reed. Democrats plan to back Governor Johnson for president. Republican caucus shows Hughes support. Cemetery commissioners organized with O S Fowler chair and L Shaw secretary. Music Hall lease settled with Colbert Murray of Maynard and Riley of Marlboro. hall to host basketball in winter and clubrooms sublet to a society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Music Hall
Emerick
Boston
Congregational Church
Summer
Arthursts
Andrews of
Monson
St Bridget’s Temperance Society
Hudson
Gho. A. Andrews
Cong
Maynard
Ida Wedge
Franklin
Ladies Whist
Jane Reed
Callcus
Hughes
State
C.D Holmes
George H. Gutteridge
Samuel Lawton
Congressional
L. R. Cheney
C. H. Persons
Mondiay
Fowler
L . Shaw
John H. Munny
Daniel Colbert
Manager Riley
Marlboro Theatre
Messrs
Colbert and
Murray
Riley
Sudbury Engine 419 Wrecks Near Station
Sudbury locomotive 419 attached to the local freight left the rail near the switch at the station about 4 20 P M on the New York New Haven and Hartford line. It toppled on the embankment after running on the ties a few feet. The engineer and fireman escaped serious injuries. Fireman 8B T McLaughlin was hurt in the back but is recovering. Wrecking train arrived and cleared the track Sunday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
T. McLaughlin
Royal Expenses Cut As Horses to Be Sold
Lisbon reports King Manuel and the finance minister agreeing on royal household costs and deciding to sell several horses from the royal stable. Taft departs Washington for a ten day midwestern speaking tour delivering addresses. A gasoline explosion in Chattanooga kills James F Barnes and his 38 year old daughter when a can is mistaken for coal oil and ignites fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Manuel
Washington
Taft
Middle West
Chattanooga
James F. Barnes
Barnes
Stubborn Blaze Destroys Roof in Tenement Fire
Firemen battled a stubborn blaze in a Parket area tenement owned by Hverleth, flames starting in a top floor closet and ripping through the roof. Dense smoke and high winds made the hour and a half fight difficult before the roof collapsed. damage below the top floor appeared minimal, with repairs and insurance coverage noted for about $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hverleth
Parket
4 Ud
Loe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
James Hunt
Music
Lever & .Gruber’s
Dwinell’s
Walter Phillips
Providence
James Hoar
Collinsville
Gertrude Shaw
Waltham
Robert Fenton
Spencer
Joseph Killerby
Eva L. Gordon
Leslie Maddox
St. Bridget’s Temperance — Society
Roy D. Guild of
A. T. Haynes
Clarence Bodfish
Hudsom
Marlboro
A. B. Papineau
Holy Trinity Church
Jame Mullin
William Everleth
Gloversvilles
R. EB. Bisbee
N. H. Perry
Albany
Sydney Corbin
Ayer
M. L. Whitcomb
Express
Woman's Club
Daniel Gooden
Riverside
Millie Kangas
Bridgewater
Conmors
Parmenter's Crossing
East Liverpool
Gloversville
Liverpool
Fert and
Fogarty
Elroyd Dart
Lawrence
Irving Dart
Herman Kilkenney
Fitchburg
William O'Connell
Wilkinson Crossley
Saxonville
Nicholas Dricoll
Clinton
John Hoar
West Acton
William Mason
Summer St
Charles Josaphson
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Harris
Waverly
James Moynihan
Robert Carter
Joseph Bulger
Edward White
Elizabeth Keefe
North Andover
Missy Kathryn
Moriarty
Winfield Blake
Williamstown
Fr. Doran of Hudson
Timothy “McCarthy
Chelsea
Nicholas Driscoll
Maynard High School
Concord High School
Wiliam Lawler
Court Maynard
F. of A
Springfield
Charles Williams
Bob Evans
Pacific
Max Blatt
Tim Horan
George Lynch
Horap
William Jondes
Maynard High
Nicholas Longworth
Ming Etho Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Central Park
Fifth Ave
Flatiron
Singer
Magkin
Harry Clark & Co. and
Wm. Camp
Johnson
Minnesota
Sudbury
W.L. Douglas
W. B. Case
Dry Coods Boot
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