Maynard News Highlights Local Movements and Events
John O More recovers from pneumonia. John Wagner visits from Medford. Walter Perritt leaves Marlboro for Michael Wall work. James Baldwin visits Norwich Connecticut. Edward Phillips assists night patrol. Frank Murray shows Tufts baseball promise. Maynard school breaks for spring recess then resumes. Many town residents and events listed with minor incidents and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'More
John Wagner
Medford
Walter Perritt
Marlboro
Michael Wall
James Baldwin
Norwich
L. S. Smith
Athol
Bert Mallingon
Union Church
Concord
Edward Phillips
Frank Murray
Tufts
Local Households and Minor Events In Town
Miss Vera Killerby is on the sick list William Ingham recovering from appendicitis Andrew McKeon guest in Lawrence Bert and Mrs Howard occupy new Bent age home Fred Sims returned to work at R C A after illness Co will appear in Cooperative hall Friday five year men on the C M & H street railway given service stripes Mrs Joseph Roberts and Mrs George Laubenstein visitors in Worcester Wanted Girl for plain sewing apply to P J Sullivan Miss Nettie Peters of Somerville guest of Frank E Sanderson Mrs Henry Hayward guest of Providence R I Finnish National society to give concert in Hibernian hall Wednesday Officer John Connors ill with mumps now grip Memorial day music by Maynard brass band Read about spring values at J F Gannon's Mr and Mrs Percy Blodgett of Lynn guests of Theodore Woolerschied annual sale of St Hilda's guild in Cooperative hall Sale of reserved seats for school minstrel show next Monday night starts in rush Funeral of Solomon Ledgard largely attended Delegations from Loyal Assabet lodge M A and Maynard lodge I O O F Bearers listed New carding machine will be 99 set facility largest yet in mill Townspeople say board of health renewed life Unsigned letters ignored Ladies Benevolent May festival at Congregational church May festival prep debate at high school on missionary work in United States Agnes Richardson Bertha Binks win affirmative Edith Wolfenden Annie McCarron negative lead the debate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanity Fair Moving Picture Co
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Joseph Roberts
George Laubenstien
Worcester
P. J. Sullivan
Nettie Peters
Somerville
Frank E. Sanderson
Henry Hayward
Friends
Providence
R. I
Finnish National Society
Hibernian Hall
John Connors
Maynard Brass Band
Isaac Davis
J. F. Gannon’s
Percy Blodgett
Lynn
Theodore Woolerschied
St. Hilda’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Cooperative Hall
Solomon Ledgard
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Maynard Lodge
I. O
William Worship
Edward Phillips
Henry Axford
Allan Howard
Stephen Beaton
Clifford Cheney
Board of Health
Ladies. Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
United States
Agnes Richardson
Bertha Binks
Edith Wolfenden
Annie McCarron
Spring Suits and Maynard Estate For Sale
Maynard local notice promotes spring suits from $14 and urges ordering before rush. Also advertises a valuable Maynard Massachusetts estate at Main and Summer Streets fronting both avenues, about 56 square rods with a large two storey building, 12 rooms, steam heat bath, barn and carriage sheds, and asks for full details from Fred E. Morris in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
Maynard
Massachusetts
Fred E. Morris
Maynard’s Block
Mass
Town Meeting Ends Calmly With Mixed Grants and Debates
A large but orderly town meeting Tuesday evening opened with moderator A. J. Coughlan and handled articles on taxes, school funding, and town infrastructure. Debates centered on police and water departments with votes approving $150 for band concerts and a final package to install a fire alarm box while other requests were rejected or modified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coughlan
Maynards Face Marlboro in Hudson Clash Wednesday
The Maynard basketball team meets Marlboro W A at Hudson Wednesday in a key season showdown. Marlboro will field four regulars with Tim Horan, while Maynard waits Neary from Natick as a possible substitute. A large Maynard crowd is expected. Friday's Music Hall finale features Maynard hosting Newport New Hampshire, a top New England rival that has beaten Fitchburg Washington Guards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Marlboro
Tim Horan
Maynard
Neary
Natick
Maynard Rodkers
Music Hall
Newport
N. H
New England
Washington Guards
Fitchburg
Portsmouth
Easter Concert at Congregational Church Highlights School Recitations
The Sunday school Easter program at the Congregational church featured numerous recitations songs and verses from classes led by Miss Robertson Miss Bower Miss Pierce and others. A high school minstrel show for the baseball team is planned for Monday night with advance ticket sales strong at Johnson Pharmacy for reserved seating.
P A C Edges Maynard In Slow Saturday Basketball
P A C defeats Maynard by one point in a wavering game marked by a late Lowell surge. Maynard, missing Lew with a dislocated shoulder, failed to lift their effort while Field and Allard provided the visitors’ main spark. John M. Porter refereed as about 400 watched the uneven contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A
Maynard
Lowell
Lew
Cuningham
Field
Allard
Marlboro
John M. Porter
Hudgon
E Ketzor
Murray Welds
Ce Cleary Baril
Cunningham
Rf Archer
Ketzer
Baril
Kelley
Archer
Murray
Cleary
Punch
Pields
M. Porter
Swift Suspended From Command After Court Martial
Captain William Swift, in command of the battleship Connecticut, was found guilty of inattention and neglect of duty for the January mishap near Culebra. He will be suspended from duty for nine months and lose three numbers. Ottawa reports minister H. Rh. Emerson resigns as minister of railways amid allegations he calls false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Buty Washington
William Swift
Connecticut
Culebra
Ottawa
Bsir
Wiltrid Lawrier
H. Rh. Emerson
Mat Emerson
Uip
Bint
Iiew
Emerson
Woman's Club plans April meeting and charity drive
The Woman's Club announces an April meeting with a children day program and entertainment for members and older children. Contributions will be received for the Russian famine fund. A petition from the club helped prompt a health board anti spitting measure. Bids may be submitted for Maynard swill and garbage collection from May 1, 1907, to May 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Dw ‘Ns
Board of Health
Woman's Club
Maynard
Trustees Meeting Notice at Assabet Institution for Savings
The quarterly meeting of the trustees will be held at the Banking rooms Maynard Massachusetts on Wednesday April 3 1907 at 8 oclock p m for the purpose of transacting any business which may properly come before said meeting. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Mags
Howard A. Wilson
Gentle and Effective Se Associated Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets as valuable for digestion and liver relief. The text hints at an internal worker endorsing the product with a 25 cent price and a free sample offer. Sold by B J Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Ohmberlain
B. J. Dwinell Maynard
Mixup in Licenses at Maynard House Sparks Contention
The Maynard House license dispute deepens as John Desmond files with selectmen while William Campbell has already applied for a license at the Maynard House. Desmond’s appearance upends Campbell’s anticipated control of the hotel. County commissioners set a May 9 hearing in the selectmen’s room on the Maynard and Stow petition regarding road improvements. Nes?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Desmond
Mr. Desmond
Enterprise
William Campbell
Maynard House
Desmond
Campbell
Maynard and Stow
Ira
Pond Road
Umdh
Ruesell
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Maynard News
John Shanahan
South Acton
Frank May
Holy Cross College
James Colleton
Rhode Island
Magdalene Chapter
O. E
Ralph Shattuck
Tufts College
John H. Reardon
Boston
Catherine Lawton
H. J. Trundy
J. J. Skahan
Mike. Godley
George
Liske
Hartford
George Quinn
Clinton
C. M. & R. Street Railway
Sherman
Maynard High
Bohses
John Carlson
Joshua Edwards
E. W. Downey
St. Bridget’s Church
C. M. & I. Street Railway
Roomfixers Union
Music
Christie
Chamberlain’s
Sarah A. Cole
S. New St
Dover
Del
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Martin Costello
James F. Sweeney
James Cowle
Harrison
Wesleyan
W. C. Croftig
Walter Taylor
Edward Titley
Glastonbury, Ct
The
A .T’s
George’ Whitney
Powder Mills
McAlpine
C. D. Holmes
Walter Fay
Homer Anderson
Ohio
Elizabeth May
Springfield
Summer St
Charles McGill
Summerville
N. J
John McDonald
John Winkley
Pratt Institute of Technology
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs
Samuel Lawton
Frank Miner
Marlboro Hospital
Robert O’neil
Dennis Sheehan
Unionville
Henry Kelley
Boston City Hospital
Pennsylvania
James J. Morgan
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Vera Killerby
William Ingham
Andrew McKeon
Lawrence
Bert Howard
Bentage
Fred Sims
John White
Thomas Sheehan
Water Department
Concord St
Dartmouth. St
Brown and Concord’ Sts
Board of Selectmen
Abel G., Haynes
O. S. Fowler
Julius Loewe
J. J. Driscoll
John Stevenson
Glenwood Cemetery
Selectmen
Robert Crossley
John
White
Ted
Rada
Mr. White
Summer and
Big
Windup
Maynards
Marlboros
Newport, WN. H
Andrew , Dahl
Mias Baxter
Miss. Robertson
Lessie Lawton
Angela
Nettie Taylor
Miss. Bower
Sons of Men
Miss Pierce
Philip Dwinell
Ethel
Nordburg
Miss Martin
Houdt
Faith
Vera Lawton
Ellen Spence
Hope
Trene Mallinson
Edith Garrick
Curtis
Tiny Lilies
Ethel Carlsen
Agnes Nordburg
Joseph Dahl
Benediction
Johnson Pharmacy
Enthusias M
P. A C
Ed Maynard
Omry
D. B. Sheehan
D. E. Sheehan
A.C
LOEWE
A Co
Bone
W. F- Gaston
Percales
Ont
Coats
Boot & Shoe Store
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