Maynard News Highlights From The Week
Maynard residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of weekly happenings. Individuals including Rev J Albert Crowley James Mahoney Jr and Miss Margaret Kelley appear among church errands school changes and social events. Firemen visit Hudson fair, a new boiler is installed at Harriman Bros laundry, and the town debates a name change while plans for concerts minstrel shows and a new store lighting up Nason street unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hudson
John F. Gannon
J. Albert Crowley
Mary DeLee
Hopkinton
Labor Trouble at Assabet Mills Sparks Wider Weave Strike
Weavers at Assabet mills enter a strike amid reports of 2700 looms idle across 11 mills. The American Woollen Co. runs 28 plants with nearly 6000 looms. management hints at a two loom plan but vows not to force it on all fabrics. Maynard and Moosup loom workers rally as talks with agent Hinchcliffe seek peace, while towns oppose sympathetic action and weigh deadlines for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woollen Co
Fulton
New York
Moosup
Maynard
Providence
Good Templars Hall
Hinchcliffe
Assabet Mills
John Hinchcliffe
Olneyville
Woollen Co
Flood Washes Down Line. Man Recounts Cold Cure
Chas C Ellis of Tibon Iowa describes standing waist deep in icy water when flood damaged a line. He blamed a severe cold and cough that worsened until doctors said consumption. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery, taking six bottles to complete cure. Available at Burdett Barnes E B Lacia Hudson C T Shattuck Northboro Inc CO Friend of Concord Johnsons Pharm ad Maynard for 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Ellis
Tibon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Burdett & Barnard
E. B. Lacia
Hudson
C. T. Shattuck
Northboro, Inc
Concord
Johnson
F Maynard
Price
Maynard Small Pox Scare Ends with Release from Pest House
Howard Anderson and nurse D A Sexton were freed from the pest house after the Maynard small pox scare. Anderson, returning home to South Framingham Mass, looks well while Sexton plans better times amid seven weeks confinement. The town faces a bill over $600 for pest house repairs and a new outbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Howard Anderson
D. A. Sexton
Anderson
Sexton
South Framingham
Mass
Boston
May
Maynard Catholic Union Meeting Features Dancing
Maynard Catholic Union met in Co operative hall on Wednesday night for its regular business session. Dancing continued until midnight with Sweeney's orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Templars
Union Orchestra
Maynard Catholic Union
Sweeney
New Quarter Store Opens on Nason Street
W B Case occupies a newly opened store on Nason street in eastern Massachusetts this week. He runs a refined shop after moving from prior work as a clerk for Haynes Bros and having earlier bought out Stearns Brothers dry goods in 1870, which started his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Case
Nason St
Massachusetts
Stearns Brothers
W B Case & Sons Opens New Maynard Store After 28 Years
The Maynard firm led by W. B. Case expands with a 4500 square foot dry goods store featuring a metal ceiling and 50 by 95 foot floor plan. The cash card system boosts profits shared with customers as two sons join the firm for a new era. Grand opening Saturday offers a 10 percent discount on all purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Case & Sons
Masonic Hall
Maynard
Case
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted For Piles and Injuries
Advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and various injuries. Claims thousands cured and guarantees results. Lists sellers Burdett & Barnard, E B Lucia, C T Shattuck, Johnson's Pharmacy and local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Burdett & Barnard
E. B. Lucia
Hudson
C. T. Shattuck
Northboro, Inc
Cnet
Johnson's Pharmacy of
Maynar
Lively town meeting over schoolhouse plans and tax questions
At the April town meeting in Cooperative hall the election of a moderator, reports from town officers, and budget issues dominated. Debates centered on schoolhouse plans for a six room building, funding the sinking fund, and a public pest house bill totaling about 4100 with liquor expenditures in quarantine raised by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
John A. Crowe
Ree J. Hilferty
Fr. Crowe
Julius Loewe
Fowler
Sidney B. Shattuck
Oe McCormick
W. . Oliver
A. J. Coughlin
Sudbury St
Wouneredichael Wall
Samuel Lawton
Luke
Brooks
James Mallin
Hen Mason
Thomas Naylor
James Carney
F. H. Harriman
Water Dept
W. W. Oliver
W. H. Gutteridge
Edward Phillips
Modera
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Maynard Wews
Creigh
Lee P. J. Sullivan
Joe Mullin
Jesse Blanchard
Bowdoin College
Misa Reee
Fred Sim
Snemia
Katie Swain
Hyde Park
N. Yi
James Mahoney, Jr
The
Cemareriete
American Woollen
Stamp Club
Alvah Doherty
Pleasant St
John Houston
Y Hyde Park
Ichael Crowley
Mra
Aldrich
Hartford
Conn
Margaret Kelley
Woonsocket, R. L
P. H. Kelley
Margaret Long
John Burns
Brighton
W. F. Litchfield
Main St
William Fitzgerald
Pike
Milford
Pay Garfield of
Pong
M. H. Garfield
Middlesex ¥. W. Re Reverance Union
New Town Hall
Boxboro
Patrick Fahey
Marlboro
Lillian Mead
Brown University
Edward Higgins
Winchester
M._ E. church
Citade
Harriman Bros
W. H. Tenney
Acton
Henry Gilroy
John Maley
High St
Benjamin Aldrich
Norumbega Park
H. Persons
Hugh Miller
Richard Carroll
Fitchburg
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Railroad St
M. J. Murrey
James F. Sweeney
Thomas Hillis
Committee On Towns
State House
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Margaret Damson
River St
Mass. Humane Society
James Coulter
W. V. Cameron
James
Sadie Jones
William Mansfield
W. S. Keyes
Irene Martin
Lowell
Ralph Jones
Lawton
West Acton
Edward Curran
Louise Binns
Thompson St
Mies Lilla Childs
Cedt
Andover
Alfred T. Haynes
Ae Days
New
Thomas Sheehan
Eee
Keene
Samuel Anderson
John Mansfield
Rose Hannon
Marlboro Theatre
Margaret
Annie Costello
Lynn
Thomas Chidley
James Mahoney
Bessie
Alice
Dorchester
Frank Sexton
Bostowen
Oealth
Martin
F. R. Naka
Ee Pacnotees
Ene
Seneetmant
Webster
James J. Morgan
James 1
Paul Wilson
Ernest Woollerschied
Creepaas Vel
E. W. Oliver
Cornwall
Canada
Mrs. James Hall
Great Road
Supt. Hinchcliffe
Arisabet Mills
St. Hilda’s Guild of
St. George's Church
Harry Ledgard
E. T. McManus
Stowe
Stow
Joe Mabon
Fred Worsnip
Harlie Smith
Fred Taylor
Cae
Evenin
Assabet
Job
Board of Health
Tor Henderson
Lucius Maynard
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Butterworth
P. H. DeLee
James McDougal
J. F. Gannon & Co
A. H. Haynes
P. H. de Lee
B. J. Coughlin
T. F. Parker
Dr. Howard Hamblen
T. F. Coughlin
E. Henderson
Whitney & Noll
Priest Bros
M. Blatt
G. N. Gove
M. Innegers
Hamblen
John White
William H. Guatterid
Henderson
Howard Hamblen
Pest House
Sydney B.shattuck
Health Board
Mr. Shattack
A. B. Papineau
C. H. Persons
Howard Ilson
Whitney & Nolls
Central House
Casey
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