Maynard News Highlights Local Social Movements
Supt. Day's family plans to move into Acton street house vacated by Mrs. Drechsler with others occupying Maplest road property. Town notes mention visits, concerts, renovations, school garden plans, and a moving picture license hearing as Maynard continues its spring community rhythm.
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Burlington
Acton St
O. C. Drechsler
Maplest
Mabel Comeau
Mystic
Conn
John Comcau
Dr Fleischer to Speak at Liberal League Meeting
Dr Charles Fleischer former Boston rabbi will address the Men's Fraternal League on April 22 at the Congregational church. His talk titled Democracy in the widest sense will cover Socialism industrial changes and New England railroads. The gathering invites all to attend regardless of faith as the speaker is a Hebrew speaking in a Christian church.
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Albert Batley
James Parkingon
H. L. Snow
Saugus
Fred Moore
South Acton
Charlotte Rutan
Grace Hull
William Priest
S. Lever
Nason
Main~st
William F. Litchfield
Fred W. Taylor
Lowell Wedne
Ralph ‘Newton
Dean Academy
Fred O’brien
U.S. 8
Rhode Island
Fred Kelly
Charlestown Navy Yard
Susie Lingley
Mary Binns
West Rutland
Thomas. Bell
Norwood
Thomas. Frazier
William Dunn
James J. Ledgard
John Walsh
Dartmouth St
Maple St
Selectmen
James Hunt & Co
Cannon's Hall
George W. Piper
Marlboro
W. X. Macurda
W. B. Case and Sons
Maynard Trust Co
Alice Roberts
Imperial Orchestra
Josephine Donahue
Nina Woolerschied
Waine Kauppl
Elizabeth Loftus
Concord
Mary Joyce
Bertha Betts
Agnes Richardson
Jersey Butter’ Co
Nellie Coster
Chester Robbins
Oakdale
Frank Rand
Anna Holt
Wilder Macurda
Linden St
T. He Grady
Clinton
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
P. H. DeLee
Frank B. Sanderson
Somerville
James N. Haire
Walnut St
Mass
Northern Electric Railway Company
Woman’s Club
Men’s Fratesnal League
Charles Fleischer
Boston
Boston Commons
Fleischer
New England
Congregational Church
Tin Shower and Farewell Party for Mrs Collins
A tin shower and farewell party were held at Mrs. B. Collins home on Percival street as she leaves her job, with hopes for ample tin ware ahead. Guests from Newport Vermont Burlington and Harvard attended or were mentioned with local residents and visitors throughout a busy week.
Strikers Aid At Walnut Street Meeting
The mission church on Walnut street hosted a joint gathering of the church Alku Temperance society and Socialist society to raise funds for Calumet miners. Speakers Santer and Emil Alttius described miners conditions. Rev. John Vaananen preached. musical duets closed the program. over $100 was raised.
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Walnut St
Alku Temperance Society
Socialist Society
Calumet
Mich
Santer
Ralvaaja
Fitchburg
Emil Alttius
John Vaananen
Jesse Simla
Fred Teffers
Easter Sunday Program at Congregational Church
The Easter service schedule includes a 10 45 worship with calls to worship invocation vocal solo by Miss Doris Kitchen scripture lesson prayers by William Baxter and Harry Fowler, offertory hymn, sermon Christ Is Risen, cantata The Risen King by the choir, benediction. Sunday school at noon Y P S C B meets 6 pm, evening service at 7 pm with two anthems by Vesper quartet and pastor reports canvass results of all parish families.
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F. N. Rutan
Doris Kitchen
William Baxter
Harry Fowler
Christ
Risen King
P. A. Sehnecker
Y. P
Death of Pierre Janell a lifelong mill worker
Pierre Janell born December 9 1838 in Canada. moved to town in 1864 to work at a wool shop and later the mill. He married Sarah Warner Harrisville on September 17 1875. Survived by his wife and two sisters, Alma and others.
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Israel Janell
Pierre Janell
Can
Sarah Warner Harrisville
The
Alma
Mrs Margaret McGrath Patrick Spends Sunday in Needham
Mrs Margaret McGrath Patrick spent Sunday with relatives in Needham after being run down. The brief mentions her outing and condition without detailing injuries or causes.
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Margaret McGrath Patrick
Needham
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Maynard News
Grace Wood
William Gutteridge
Hull
Kathryn Williams
William Barnes
Waltham St
Joseph Warren
New Haven, Conn
Wil
Harry Twombly
Haverhill
William McGowan
Question Club
Charles Merry
Ruth and
Mary
Agnes Merry
Southboro
Charles Richardson
Dorches
Alhapa Ega Ag
E. H. Davis
George ‘N. Gove
Raymond Bartlett
W. S. Glover
J. J. Driscoll
Chandler St
Eva MacDonald
South Boston
Mary Wall
Sadie McKenzie
Hartwell Flood
Dartmouth
John W. Flood
Mary B. Papineau
Epworth League
Hudson
Berlin
Westboro
Gleasondale
Maynard
Dr. Goodenow
Foley
Thomas Verron
Hancock
Johnson's Pharmacy
Panton and Rouse
Harry Morse
Eleanor
Caroll
George
Leominster
F. S. Brick
Grange
Colonial Hall
Athletic Association
High School Garden Association
Mary Driscoll
Theodore Lowney
Belmont
Hazel Ishan
Elwin Hastings
Keene, N. H
Ruby Hamlin
Charles Donanue
Louis Cook
William H. Cannibear
Roy
James. Hall
Welland, Can
Connibear
Welland Canal
Carpenters’ Union
Robert Lester
Cora Orne
Melrose Highlands
Jennie Deane
Nason St
Rose Jackman
Mabel Taylor
Genevieve Coughlin
Margaret Dunn
Hazel Easthope
John Gibbons
Whitney
Rose Sullivan
Dorchester
Leon Clark
Hannah Sullivan
Frank McCarron
John Dacey
B. Nevins
Madeline Wall
Cecelia Rourke
Pilate
Framingham Normal School
Albert G. Fairbank
L. Morse
Woman's Club
Parker St
Gertrude Deane
Concord St
Thomas McCormack
Mass. General Hospital
W. O. Strout
Wiliam Wilson
Canada
Nora Howell
Maynard House
Walter J. Browne
West Acton
Patrician and Radcliffe Shoes
Rexall
Delee
Rexall Store
Nason Street
DR. Fleischer
Charles McGill
Newport
Bridget Claflin
Clarence Broadbent
Burlidngton
Peter Litt
John Leavitt
Maud Brownell
Jennie Andelman
John Sunderland
Ernest Hathaway
Co. M. & H. Street Railway Company
Socialist Hall
Santeri Nuarteva
United States
St. Michael’s T. A. Society of Hudson
St. Bridget’s
Annie V. Manning
Susan Lingley
Strathmore Mills
Starr Rutan
Harvard University
John Cushing
Lowell
John Durkin
Jersey Butter Co
Vermont
Salmon
Alaska
Rem
Jersey
Ersey Butter Co
Janelle
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