Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings
Maynard residents attend social events and meetings while town affairs proceed. The Washington trip by the high school senior class returns with praise for the educational value and a week of sightseeing in Philadelphia New York and Washington.
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Washington
Boston
Fall River
New York
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Independence Hall
Congressional Library
Corcoran Art Gallery
Capitol Building
Mt. Vernon
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington Monument
White House
Treasury Building
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Guarantee Ad
A newspaper advertisement claims Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets can fully relieve indigestion or the trial cost is waived. The offer promises complete relief if properly used and positions the medicine as a dependable edge against dyspepsia.
Dancing Party at Maynard Draws Wide Attendance
A Maynard dancing party under Etta F. Rayledge of the Degree of Honor attracted about 250 guests from Clinton Hudson Marlboro Acton Concord Lexington and beyond. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs John Gallagher of Clinton and Mrs Frank Locke of Hudson. Newell's orchestra of Marlboro provided music.
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Maynard
Etta F. Rayledge
Clinton
Hudson
Marlboro
Acton
Concord
Lexington
John Gallagher
Frank Locke
Grand Lodge
Newell's
Orchestra of
Allie Martin
Ralph Case
Harry Rodway
Ada Rand
Emily Garlick
Sadie
Death of Little Mary Hilferty
Mr and Mrs A A Hilferty mourn the death of their daughter Mary who died last week. The funeral was Thursday afternoon and interment followed in St Bridgets cemetery.
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A. A. Hilferty
Mary
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Rexall Orderlies Offer for Aged Folks Care
An advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for constipations and bowel disorders in the aged and frail. The claim includes a personal guarantee refund if unsatisfied and lists three sizes small 25c 50c. Sold exclusively at The Rexall Store P. H. De Lee 12 Nason St Maynard Mass.
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Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason. St
Maynard, Masa
Maynards Clean Up Day Urges Townwide Effort
The Enterprise endorses Maynard Woman's club cleanup day on May 4 to improve public spirit. It urges residents to gather volunteers, remove waste, and keep streets and sidewalks neat, hoping to inspire ongoing community improvements.
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Maynard Woman's Club
Maynard
Redistricting Shakeup Shifts Maynard and Marlboro
The Senate approved a redistricting bill shifting Maynard into the Lowell district and Marlboro onto the 13th to block John J. Mitchell from Congress. It favors Boston Democrats while upstate leaders brace for opposition as the bill heads to the House.
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Senate
House
Maynard
Lowell
Marlboro
John J. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Congressman Weeks
Lomasney
Boston
Supt. Brick Reelectd By Three-Town School Board
Francis S. Brick was unanimously reelected district superintendent for a three year term at a meeting of the Boxboro Stow and Maynard school committee held in the high school. The board voted to allocate additional time for Maynard due to rising pupil numbers, granting Brick two extra days monthly there and reducing Boxboro time to two days per month.
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Dennis Waldron
William Cullen
Charles Hi Persons
Main St
Harry Page
Bangor
Edward Pollock
Salem
M. J. Pollock
Board of Health
Howard A. Wilson
Music Hall
St. Bridget’s Parish
Maynard
Boston
Concord
Mary Elizabeth Gorman
Harold M. Dufur
Worcester
Dufur
R.C. A. Direct
William C. Croft
Emil Boeske
Julia Sheehan
Glendale St
Sheehan
Boxboro
Stow
Francis S. Brick
Brick
Chapel to Grace Lake Boon Gallicilies This Summer
The Lake Boon Gallicilies will build a small chapel for the summer season under Rev. Fr. Browne of St. Bridget's parish. The structure will provide attractive, well maintained housing and care for the Lake Boon colony during the warm months.
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Lake Boon
Successful St George sale raises funds with food and fair
A Saturday afternoon and evening apron candy and ice cream sale plus supper at St George's church drew good attendance and financial success. The event was organized by Mrs Wilson Cuttell and Mrs Lizzie An, with partners handling ice cream and aprons. A supper committee included William, Mrs Grace Weaving, Mrs Wi Coulter and Mrs Eliz beth Wilson.
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Fred Mead
Worcester
Rachel Marsden
McKinley St
Grace Weaving
William Coulter
Boston
Howard A. Wilson
Concord District Court
William Heffernan
Mary
New Braintree
Wayland High School
Maynard
A. O H
Beaverstock
Holyoke
E. R. Toop
Emma Greenhalge
South Framingham
Frank Hibbard
Lowell General Hospital
George M. Haynes
Gardner
Fred EB. McCleary
St. Bridget’s Church
Ernest H. Wetherbee
Hudson
Mary Donnelley
Martin DeWitt
Mabel E. Rice
West Acton
Fred Moore
Northboro
William F. Litchfield
Watertown
High School
Litchfield Coal Office
Albert Bilson
William Murray
B. F. Townsend
Murray
George Hall
Marlboro
Public Library
Orrin Howard
Westboro
Allan Howard
N. E. B. U. Society
Mildred Connors
Jennie Laitala
Fitchburg
John Smith
Bersinna
Eling - Salesman Inc. Lamp Co
Ees
Smith
Lake Boon Cottage
St. George's Church
Wilson Cuttell
Lizzie
Charles
Walter
Emma
Eliza Erts
William
Wi Coulter
Elizabeth Wilson
Unclear Sunday Free-for-All Event Noted at District Court
Fragmentary report notes a Saturday district court activity following a Sunday free for all. No clear names, dates beyond April 7, or outcomes are readable in the text.
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District Court
Local fines noted for a list of individuals
Allowances and fines appear for several individuals including Mike Lisia Tony Stempilsky Tom Lissia and Simon Lissia, each fined ten dollars. Additional fines include Wadslaw Rud wick five dollars and John Inkolyus ten dollars. George Collins er saith His Honor Judge Wilson and Anton Mikklen were fined ten dollars with sentence suspended until April 20.
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Mike Lisia
Tony Stempilsky
Tom Lissia
Simon Lissia
Concord Court
Wadslaw Rudwick
John Inkolyus
George Collinser
Wilson
James’ Farm
Bri
Anton Mikklen
Quiet Day in Maynard Event Outlook
The 19th is expected to be quiet in Maynard with a football game between Maynard team and Lowell Y M A team and a shoot at Fletcher's corner, with no other major events noted.
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Maynard
Lowell “Y. M
Fletcher's Corner
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