Maynard News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Maynard news summarizes social calls with visitors from Fitchburg Boston Malden Marlboro as well as local entertainments. Ayer hosts a congressional district convention April 18, while Odd Fellows plan a concert April 25. Community notices include moving picture Passion play Easter at Music Hall and upcoming garbage collection bids due next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Starr King
Boston
Sara Mullin
Fourth
Congressional District
Ayer
Odd Fellows
Moving Picture Company
Music Hall
John Bowers
Wesley Townsend
George A. Andrews
Monson
Congregational Church
Board of Health
Applications for liquor licenses in Maynard 1908
Notices filed in Maynard on March 25 1908 under Chapter 100 Revised Laws for licenses to sell or vend intoxicating liquors. Applicants include Casey and Casey Co Windsor House Main Street, Loewe & Co American House Harri man’s Court, Wall & Co Maple House Summer Street, J A Coughlan & Co Elmwood House Summer Street, Campbell & Co Main Street, H A Clark & Co Main Street River Street, Maynard Cricket & Athletic Association club, Desmond & Co Maynard House Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
William ‘Casey
James B. Casey
William Casey & Co
Windsor House
Main Street
Iin
William Jones
David J. Loewe
Julius Loewe
D. J. “Loewe & iClc
American House
Harriman’s Court
James BE. Wall
Mary E. Wall
Jmes BE. Wall &Co
Maple House
Summer Street
James A. Coughlan
Maurice A. Coughlan
J. A
William P. Campbell
Jennie Campbell
William P. Campbell & Co
Harry A. Clark
H. A. Clark & Co
River Street
Maynard Cricket & Athletic Association
John Desmond
Michael D. McGrail
J. Desmond & Co
Ag Iinholders
Maynard House
Maynard Local Electrical Services and Club Entertainment
Maynard notices promote electrical work by Eugene Daweon with prompt, neat service and a local club event. On next Tuesday the Woman's club will entertain a number of children with Mrs. C E Guild providing the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Daweon
Woman's Club
Town Meeting Nears Yet Yields Small Adjustments and Budget Cuts
A large turnout expected hot debate but proceedings yielded limited action. Officials approved reduced appropriation lists covering schools, water fund, highways, and other services, with minor raises approved for the Overseers of the Poor and a fire alarm installation, while several measures faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Coughlan
Bancroft St
Harry Ledgard
Maynard Brass Band
Warren
Glendalests
Music Hall Reopens Under Five Well Known Managers
Music hall in Maynard enters a new era April 1 under five prominent local caterers. Johnny Murray Danl Colbert F W Riley Bert C Riley and James W Hunt vow to elevate the venue into a leading regional amusement center with moving pictures, a fireproof booth, and nightly shows beginning Easter Sunday for a Div 438 A OH party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricket Club
Music Hall
Maynard
Johnny Murray
St. Bridget's Temper‘ance Society
The
Eagles
Dan'l Colbert
Mr. Murray
F. W. Riley
Marlboro
Bert C. Riley
Marlborough
James W. Hunt
Hunt
Boston
Mackin Leaves Boxboro Stow Schools for Manchester Work
After five years of service J C Mackin will retire as superintendent of the Boxboro and Stow schools this August and begin duties in Manchester by the Bay. The school system here has progressed under his leadership with higher standards and notable success. The district committee and residents express regret but wish him well as he moves to a new field of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Andrews
George H. Gutheridge
St. Bridget’s Parish
Music Hall
J. C. Mackin
Boxboro
Stow
Manchester
Bea
Mackin
Local residents visit in Dorchester and Cambridge
Mrs. Charles Donahue of Needham visited town Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Powers and her son Harland of Dorchester, and Miss Beth Hutchinson of Cambridge were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
George Champagne
Fitchbury
Thomas Lee
Sudbury
William Callahan
Ethel Rich
Waltham
Pine
Marlboro
St. George’s Church
Alfred Hicks
Cambridge
W. W. Oliver
Charles Cheney
Elmer Curtin
North Andover
Raymond Veitch
Scott Perry
Dartmouth
Louise Bouvinger
Westvale
Augusta Warren
Maria Moynihan
John Connors
Helen Kennedy
Mary Shea
Glendale St
John A. Crowe
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Concord
Lena Sheridan
Lowell
Sara Lee
S. B. Shattuck
Parker St
Ladies Auxiliary No
William Sanders
H. P. N. Dahl
M. E
Eugene Dawson
Ernst
DeLee
Howard Giles
Wakefield
James Lynn
Woburn
Agnes’ Waldron
Charles Donahue of
Needhat
Thomas Powers
Son Harland
Dorchester
Misabeth Hutchinson
James Coughlam
Maynard High School Baseball Opens Season vs Concord
Maynard high school begins practice for a season opener on April 15 facing Concord high school in Concord. Prospects are strong, with Greer catching, Sween at the plate, Rich in good form as a top sub, Perry at first, and Casey in the lineup as the season builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Sullivan
Mackin
Lawton
Maynard High School
Concord High School
Concord
Greer
Sween
Rich
Perry
Casey
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Roland Harriman
John Keegan
Holyoke
Walter Goffon
Caspar
Wyoming
A. T. Haynes
Hilda Klaaga
Fitchburg
Dahl's
Nellie Cook
May Ferns
Collinsville
Nellie Harding
Malden
Kathryn Hyde
Bedford
Agnes Waldron
Edith Waters of
Groton
Gertrude Rich
F. A. Rich
Tremont Theatre
C. J. Maguire
St. Bridget's Church
Minnie Cavanaugh
May Murphy
Alice Wall
Jennie Quirk
Frank Ferns
Johnson Democratic Club
Rascal
Pat
Wil Pe
Nascn
Combinaton Cash
Crosby’s Cash
R. BE. Bisbee
M. EB
Worcester
Bisbee
Benjamin Brown
Mrs
Joseph Allen
Joseph Farrell
Elmwood House
John O'Connell
James Carney
Esther Durkin
Somerville
Julia McCarthy
Woven Hose Cos
Angelia Fahey
Annie Welch
South Boston
Mary Brouthers
Kitty ‘Conley
Mary Murphy
Fr. 'Crowe
Ralph Lawton
Louis Sullivan
Raymond Hamlin
Board of ‘Health
Concord High
Belmont
Hudson
Lexington
Concord School
Mitchell School
Billett
Maidson
Westboro
J. Cc. Mackin
United States
W. B. Case
Maynard, Mass
Les A
Sthuripoo
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