Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Activities in Maynard include socials, concerts, and sports. Albert Winslow reenlisted in the U S navy, and Thomas Brady plans to move to Lawrence. Community events feature whist parties, dances, church gatherings, and a baseball push by Loyal Assabet lodge. Local trades, mill work, and school updates fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gannon
Albert Winslow
U. S. Navy
Thomas Brady
Lawrence
Harry Chapin
James Greer
Webster
Maynard Friends
Herbert Moore
Fred Hanson
Mabel Bishop
Bessie Costello
Harriman Laundry
Esther Loud
Jamaica Plain
J. J. Killerby
Framingham Hospital
Jeannie Adams
Worcester
Red Letter Minstrel Night Delights Magnami Audience
Maynard Giee and Masonic Social Clubs staged a large crowd pleasing minstrel show at Music Hall under Robert W. Carter. Scott Perry, William J. Scully, Charles Higgins, Albert Easthope, S. Thompson Blood and Joseph Lorrain delivered strong acts with vocal numbers and sleight of hand. The Maynard Glee club closed the program as Samuel Lawton led interludes, leaving the audience highly satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Giee
Masonic
Music Hall
Robert W. Carter
Scott Perry
Clarence
William J. Scully
Mr. Scully
Charles Higgins
Albert Easthope
George N. Salisbury
Thompson Blood
Joseph Lorrain
Boston
Mr. Lorrain
Perry
Happyland
8. R. Kitchin
Richard A. Russell
James F. Cowles
James Q. Mallison
Hiram J. Parkin
Fred Axford
William J. Whitehead
Harrys. Fowler
J. H. Phillips
William P. Mann
William
Baxter Robert W. Carter
Mill injury leaves worker with mangled hands
John Howarth sustained a painful accident in the spinning department of the mill on Saturday. His left hand was caught in the machinery and in attempts to free it his right hand was severely mangled requiring numerous stitches. One finger may require amputation while the left hand was only lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howarth
Local Vine Trellised Trees Yield Big Red Pumpkins
A Los Arceles resident trained a vine up a tree and soon neighbors were treated to the sight of large red pumpkins growing high above the ground. The neighboring households observed unusual horticulture and noted the unusual harvest from the city block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Arceles
Milford pastor Bisbee moved back to Maynard by conference
The Milford Daily News notes Rev. R. E. Bisbee, former Milford M E pastor, was assigned back to Maynard after the Methodist conference in Malden. The piece praises his intellect and progressive sermons and criticizes conference decisions that repeatedly send him to small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Methodist Conference
R. EB. Bisbee
Bisbee
Better connections planned for Concord street railway
John W. Ogden of Concord Maynard Hudson works for better ties with Lexington and Boston road. Beginning April 23 Concord cars will connect with L B rail cars on the hour, eliminating waits for Lowell and Boston riders. Starting May 15 local cars will join L B cars at Concord and through service may run Hudson to Arlington Heights and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ogden
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Lexington & Boston
Concord
Lowell
Boston
Traffe
Hudson
Arlington Heights
Town Board Splits Band Concert Funds
At the board of selectmen meeting on Wednesday night, officials voted to divide the band concert appropriation giving $75 to both the Maynard and Finn bands. The Maynard band may refuse its portion, unhappy with the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Sellectmen
Maynard
Finn
Blood Marks Tale Claims Cure for Lungs
A Bac Ky Ky merchant J W Williams recalls severe lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery. The remedy allegedly cures hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds and bronchitis and is advertised as a sole cure for weak lungs. Johnson’s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy South Acton guarantee every bottle with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Williams
Bac. Ky
Dr. King
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s Pharmacy
South Acton
Obituary of Ellen Gately A longtime Stow resident
Ellen Gately aged 89 died at her Stow home after five years of poor health and months of decline. Born in Ireland, she immigrated young and spent most of her life in Massachusetts, including Boston and Fitchburg, before settling in Stow for 56 years. A devout, respected parishioner of St Bridget's, she is survived by four sons James Thomas John and Fitchburg. A funeral mass was held at the church with burial in St Bridget's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Miller
C. M. & H. Street
Charles Brooks
Fitchburg
Albert Batley
L. C. Robbins
North Andover
Albert Priest
Congregational Church
C. E
Saxonville
James Frazer
Andrew Rogers
Scotland
Maynard
Henry Axford
Henry Hawyard
Worcester
Progressive
Hugh Miller
New Express Company
John Pankeler
Railroad St
Glenwood Cemetery
William McGrath
J. W. Connor
Boston
Ellen Gately
St. Bridget’s Pariah
Stow
Gately
James
Thomas
New Eo
John Fitchburg
LB. F. Killilea
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Salve cures wounds and sores claims in Kentucky ads
A brief reader notice from Bugles Kentucky by L. B Napier praises Johnson's Pharmacy in South Acton for selling a salve that heals wounds burns and sores, comparing it to harsher tortures on Devil's Island. The ad frames the product as a safe remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinat
Richardson and Johnson
Devil's Island
Napier
Bugles
Johnson's
Wilklard
South Acton
Maynard Selectmen notice licenses for druggists and alcohol
Maynard mass April 11 1906 notices reveal Patrick J aS seeks a sixth class license to sell intoxicating liquors as a druggist at 13 Nason st on the west side. Wilder X Macurda and Harley J Dwinell trading as H J Dwinell Co apply for same license at Crieghton s block south Main st. Adolphus C Loewe and Benjamin A Harris as A C Loewe Co apply for sixth class liquor license at Loewe s block west side Nason st first floor with basement stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Board of Selectmen
Maynard
Mass
Patrick J
Nason St
Arthur J. Coughlan
Ee Maynard
Wilder X. Macurda
Harley J. Dwinell
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Main St
Creighton
Board of Selectmen
Adolphus Charles Loewe
Benjamin Abram Harris
A. C. Loewe & Co
Loewe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
Isaac Binks
Arthur Bariteau
M. E
Cooperative Hall
Alice Murphy
John Channel
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Owen Duggan
Park Square
John E. Judson
Everett
Sun Lyman Garfield
Xenia, O
M. H. Gar
R. P. Watson
8. B. Shattuck's
Nellie Herhily
Akron
N. Y
Mary E. Twoomey
George Frederickson
District Court
John Magner
Philadelphia
Fred
John H. Reardon
Catherine Lawton
Hannah Flynn
Marlboro
John Connors
Charles Frink
National Express Co
North Adams
John Smith
Elizabeth Callahan
Littleton
James Coulter
Coulter
Cricket Grounds
Augustus Newton
Harry Rodway
Newton
George
Ben Hooper
Mr. McNevin
Mr. Rice
Walnut
Richard Son and Johnson’s Pharmacy
Howard Copeland
Malden
Fred Carlton
W. B. Case & Sons
Lillian Lombard
Grace Welsh
Fred Persons
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
James Devane
West Acton
St. Bridget’s
E. W. Downey
Summer St
John Lally
Hibernian Hall
Div
Coggins and McNally
Maynard Brass Band
Ladies’ Imperial Orchestra
O'Neil
F. Archer
Collins
Maley
Simpson A. C
South Framingham
George Alton White
Ocean
Solomon Ledgard
Bernard Grant
Miss Matilda Clark
Harvey Broadbent
W. V. Cameron
James Claflin
Loomfixers’ Union
George Champagne
Gilbertville
George Hayes
Charlies Frick
J. M. Bellows
Washington
Fred Simpson
C. M. H. Street Railway
Arthur Champagne
Frank Murray
Tufts College
Winifred Quinlan
Franklin
Frank Hubbard
Maine
Mungo Bain
Gleasondale
Assabet Mills
Gertrude Casey
Conservatory of Music
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Ernest
Theodore Woolerschied
Thomas Frazer
Edward Carlton
Cochituate
Daniel Landers
United States Navy
Charles Landers
Ellen Casey
Gertrude
Andrew Mack
Boston Theatre
St. Bridget's Temper
Maynard Lodge
Nascn St
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Albert Sutcliff
Massachusetts
Thursaday
Minstrels
Crosby's
Combination Cash Grocery Store
J. F. Gannon. & CO
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