Maynard News Delivers Local Notices And Appointments
The Maynard column reports A J Heffner to visit with friends and a Maplewood recital praised by Malden papers. It notes Div 44 A O H moving quarters to Mason's hall and attendees planning to see The College Chap in South Acton. Deputy Chief Connors reappointed Stow officer and forest fire warden George Gutteridge named. Others briefed include teaching duties, illnesses, and show entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Heffner
Oliver
Maplewood
Malden
John Wilson
Bath
Wilder
Macorda
Cannon's Block
Mason‘s Hall
Universalist Church
South Acton
Div
East Cambridge
Bernard Smith
Gardner
Joseph Killerby
George Gutteridge
John Connors
Stow
Agnes Richardson
North Easton
Charles Richardson
Marion Wood
Somerville
Edward Ledgard
Boston
Thomas Bell
Bob
William Ingham
Inez Fiske
A. T. Haynes Store
Jennie Naylor
Phillipstown
Joseph Welch
Helen
Stafford Springs
Conn
William Spence
McKinley St
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offered With Refund Promise
A local notice promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad urges shoppers to try the medicine, take it as directed, and visit P. H. De Lee in Maynard for purchase and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. de Lee
Nagen St
Maynard
Rexall Orderlies Promise Fast Relief for Constipation
A Maynard Massachusetts Rexall advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a quick, gentle remedy for constipation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad notes three package sizes 12 tablets 10 cents 36 tablets 25 cents and 80 tablets 65 cents and promotes availability at P. M. De Lee Rexall Store in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
Maynard
P. M. de Lee
Nason St
Mass
Junior League Sale Aiding Methodist Church Holds Event
The Haster sale under the Junior Ep worth Methodist church Saturday afternoon and evening offered candy aproria mystery ice cream and food tables. Mrs T J Judge directed with aides for each booth. An 8 pm concert featured children tableaux songs piano solos and readings by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Chi
T. J Judge
William Hooper
Bertha Binks
Matilda Marsden
Hannah Marsden
Rachel Gates
Della Porter
Mystery
Samuel Parker
M Doris Judge
Nellie Parmenter
Gladys Binks
Irene
Alice Hickland
Viola Binks
Mra
Robert Veitch
William Pain
Ruth Veitch
Opea
Mary Parmenter
Marion Jones
Margaret Gates
Moving Picture Show topic discussed at Baracea class
The Baracea class met Sunday to discuss The Moving Picture Show Its Dangers and Its Possibilities. Rev George H Gutterson of the American Missionary Society spoke at the morning service on the work of that society.
Found a Way Out
After a committee meeting the school board realized fire insurance policies were due with no provision to meet them. Building inspector had deemed high school exits adequate so no fire escapes were required freeing $500 to cover the insurance costs.
Maple House Sold in Deal Between Campbell and Coughlin
William Campbell buys Maple House from B. J. Coughlin with closing Thursday at F. E. McCleary's office. McCleary represents Campbell and Judge Howard A. Wilson represents Coughlin. Campbell applied for a hotel liquor license and Coughlin plans to retire from the liquor trade. A cooperative hall dance by Maynard high school athletic association next Monday supports the baseball season fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
B. J. Coughlin
F. E. McCleary
McCleary
Campbell
Howard A. Wilson
Coughlin
Cooperative Hall
The
Maynard High School Athletic Association
For Sale Items Include Buggy Gear And Furnished Rooms
Classified notice lists rubber tired top bug gy cushioned tire open and street tire open buggy offered by C. J. Mahoney plus a Columbia phonograph with records sold by J. K. Fix at 46 Summer Street. Furnished rooms to let apply to $ Bancroft Street. Tip cart and double harness offered by William O'Brien at Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mahoney
Columbia Graphophone
J. K. Fix
Summer St
Bancroft St
William O’brien
Pine St
Easter Music at Congregational Church Raises 24 Voices
Easter morning 10 45 a chorus of 24 voices presents an anthem The Magdalene Warren solo and choral items including Carol Softly Through the Mellow Starlight Oliver offertory Day of Days Van de Water hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today He Lives! He Lives May Come Ye Faithful at morning service. Afternoon vesper features Sunday school concert carols by F Flaxington Harker primary department Easter carols by Miss Clara M Leighton and quartet sing Easter anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutterson
American Missionary Society
Reba Warren
Cambridge
F. N. Rutan
Clara Leighton
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
the Magdalene
Warren
Oliver
Easter program at M. E. church includes hymns and sermon
The Easter service features organ voluntary hymn Christ is the Lord is Risen Today, apostles creed, Now is Christ Risen anthem, offertory, The Lord is Risen Indeed, Crown Him With Many Crowns, and a sermon. Performers include organist Miss Bertha Batley pianist Miss Alta Perkins and cornetist Master W Kauppineu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Stanier
Barnaby
Patri Neieke
Nichol
G. F. Root
G. J. Elvey
Bertha Batley
Alta Perkins
W. Kauppineu
Patrolman Claflin Assigned to Identification Bureau
Patrolman James R. Claflin formerly of Maynard now at Seaverns Avenue Jamaica Plain has been detailed to Police Headquarters and assigned to the Bureau of Identification as assistant to Inspector Gustafson. He replaces Lieut. Denton shifted to City Prison. Claflin, a young member of the force, will study criminals and facial recognition, including fingerprint identification techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha B. Rich
Mason Farm
Ethel Howard
Florence Trainor
Framingham Training School For
Frank Kidney
Philadelphia
Kidney
Ida Kidney
Waltham
Ida Gove
Maynard
Marie Pratt
West Bridgewater
Boston Globe
James R. Claflin
Seaverns Av
Jamaica Plain
Bureau of Identification
Gustaf Gustafson
Charles Denton
Claflin
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Maynard News
Dorothy Persons
Wheaton Seminary
C. H. Persons
Hila Springer
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
South Framingham
B. Crosby
Mildred Walker
Gertrude Deane
Edna Denniston
Herbert Estabrook
Lancaster
Calvin Morse
Bert Swanton
Julia Lynch
Israel Janell
Charles Ryan
Brooks St
Acton St
Fred Perkins
Perkins
Frank Hibbard
Lowell
George Champagne
A. D. Ingalls
J. S. Bellows
Annie
John Murray
Father Quinlane
Holliston
Hazel Brown
Everett
Maurice Connors
John King
Thomas Usher
Grace McNiff
Hudson
Julia Sheehan
Roy Prescott
Concord St
Maple St
Lawernce Fletcher
William Ryan
Providence
R. I
Charles McGill
Somersworth
N. H
Annie Sargent
Newton
Samuel Gray
John English
Ware
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Marlboro
Frank S. Fearns
Main St
Kathryn Frazier
Winchester
Alice Wall
Frank Fearns
Edward T. McManus
Calendonian Club
Maynard Dramatic Club
Florence Oliver
Bradford Parker
Lillian Mead
Worcester
William Driscoll
William Lowney
Stoneham
James Manning
John Manning
Bathia McKenzie
Ernest
Cecil Canavan
Brookline
Veitch
Rogerson
Plymouth
J. S. Pope
C.S. Fowler
Young Peoples
M. E. Church
Taft
Maxwell
Thomas Parker
Woman's Club
Ethel Wood
Thomas Holliday
Maine
SALE
Congregational Church
Maple House
Cilroy
MAIN
Corm
For All
Creighton’s Shoe Store
Lass
R. Bonner
J. R Claflin
Police
DeLec
Nason Street
White Mountain
Holbrook Grocery Co
Seed Dept
Keene, N. HM
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