Town Notes and Social Roundup in Maynard
Local items recount visits of residents to Boston New York and Worcester. Memorial day music plans, open air meets, theater, moving pictures and concerts are announced. Events include weddings, public speeches, and town club activities with several mentions of nearby towns and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy B. Moynihan
May Collins
Brockton
George Hartman
Raymond
Leominster
John Law
Joseph Dee
Miss Fletcher
South Acton
Mary B. White
Nason St
Miss White
Business Men’s Club
Harold Parker
Ex Sane Committee
Hiram Parkin
George Lawton
Ley
John Sunderland
Littlefield
West Acton
Relief Corps
St. George's Parish
St. George's Day
Warnings for Autoists Warn Signs to Curb Speeding
The board of selectmen will place warning signs in conspicuous places to restrain speedy drivers without court action. They claim leniency here and cite urgency to prevent a serious accident, expecting action in the near future if fast driving continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
New 35 Foot Boat Launched For River Use
Wilcox and Chandler launched a 35 foot boat designed for river travel during warm summer days. Another boat will be kept for assistance and the vessels are expected to be commissioned around May 30 if the weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox and Chandler
Stage Notes Highlight Seasonal Theatrical Roles and Casts
Logan Paul joins The Squaw Man on stage while The Duchess of Padua is set for London production under George Alexa. Sheldon Lewis signs with Mrs Fiske for Pillars of Society, and Eleanor Robson headlines The Dawn of Mon as The Detective features a female lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Paul
Oscar Wilde
Duchess of Padua
London
George Alexa
Sheldon Lewis
Harrison Grey Fiske
Mrs. Fiske
Eleanor Robson
Hn oSa
Pee Tastes
Ben Greget
Reunion Attracts Many From St Bridget Parish
The annual St Bridget parish reunion drew many members Monday evening at Music hall. An entertainment supper and dance followed an event led by Edna Cheney Rose Hannon William Scully and A A Hillerty. The grand march closed the evening with James Mahoney directing and Miss Margaret Murphy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Music Hall
Edna Cheney
Rose Hannon
William Scully
A. A. Hillérty
James Mahoney
Margaret Murphy
James Morgan
Dennis Sheehan
John Thomas O'Neil
Misses Mildred
Katherine Conley
Elisabeth Jane Margaret Conley
Lyons
James Wall
Ana Deva Kingsley
Sylvester Sull
Ro Gertrude
Honey
Gertrude Morgan
Susie Sheehan
Reed Lyons
Mary
Mrs. Coughlin
Miss Agnes
Kingsey Mary Cook
John Hannon
Michael Cleary
John Brayden
John Gallagher
Anthony A
Sheehan
Patrick Murphy
James Mullin
Body Found on Pine Hill man dies of heart failure
The body of Thomas Keegan, missing from his Acton Street home since Sunday, was found on Pine Hill. Miss Hazel Brown was a guest of Mr. Cat Apee Connors on Pine Street over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hill
Thomas Keegan
Acton St
Hazel Brown
Cat Apee Connors
Pine St
Community License Hearing Divides Town Over Maple House
A town meeting at 2 PM debated licenses for Maple House Windsor J.B. McCleary and Arthur J. Coughlan. Opponents warned of nuisance and danger near the powder mill, while Finnish residents and church leaders urged careful consideration and police regulation. The selectmen adjourned at 4 PM with licenses granted, but no formal opinion stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Main
William Punch
Coughlan
Punch
Hildén @ Cart gon
John J. Hartnett
Hudson
Powder Mill
Hilden & Carlson
Hartnett
M. EB. Church
T. J. Judge
Levi R. Cheney
Samuel Parker
Judge
Parker
Cheney
Atty. Hillis
Maple House
Atty. McCleary
Mr. Downey
Arthur J. Coughlan
James A. Coughlin
Mr. Casey
M. BE. Church
Lcenses
Meeting Postponed On Licensing Board Deliberations
This afternoon the selectmen delayed a meeting that would grant licenses until 2 30. The delay stems from ongoing deliberations and the board’s decision to postpone action on licenses to avoid further delay.
Funeral of Michael Crowley at St Bridget's Church
Many attended the funeral which was a high mass at 9.30 in St Bridget's, celebrated by Rev Walter Browne with visiting clergy from nearby parishes. The procession proceeded to St Bridget's cemetery where prayers were said, with bearers including ex Selectmen P. J. Sullivan and Arthur J. Coughlan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crowley
St. Bridget's Church
Walter Browne
Edward Kenney
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Peter McCormick
St. Joseph's Church
Boston
John Sheehan
St. Bridget’s Church
B. F. Kilitiea
Brockton
James Donnelley
Hartestown
Charles Maguire
Cambridge
Hugh Blunt
Michael Derby
St. Peter's Church
Patrick Lyons
Carney Hospital
William Lyons
Lynn
Edward Crowley
Brighton Seminary
Dennis Lynch
Matthew Flaherty
Concord
Fra
Degnan
Roxbury
Sweeney
Fall River
Sheehan
Brookline
Callahan
Waltham
A. A. Hilferty
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
P. J. Sullivan
Arthur J. Coughlan
B. J. Coughlin
John Moore
Stow
George Swanton
James Russell
Financial Straits Hit Local High School Baseball
The article notes the local high school baseball team faces financial trouble hampering performance this season. It contrasts Concord and Hudson where community support funds a coach and season, while the local town fails to sell season tickets and cannot outfit the team. The squad did not play Friday due to lack of uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hudson
Home Again Seniors Return From Washington Trip
The senior class arrived home Saturday after a delightful trip with a Friday stop in New York. Supt. Brick receives praise for courtesy and the students commend the administration for their conduct during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Supt
Brick
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Claims
A local retailer endorses Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with claims of restoring hair health and growth. It asserts 93 of 100 test cases were satisfied, noting non greasiness and easy use, and invites customers to try it with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Excellent Concert at Cooperative Hall Delights Locals
A Wednesday evening concert under Herbert Mallinson drew a full hall. Accompanists included Mrs Bertha Cushing and Raymond A Mendes with Mabelle Mallinson and Mrs Anne B Carpenter aiding. Mallinson impressed with Mendelssohn, Irner and Paganini pieces, while Mrs Child and Mr Simonds earned strong applause for refined performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mallingen
Herbert Malinson
Mallinson
Bertha Cushing
Hid
Boston
Raymond &Amendes
Marlboro
Mise Mabelle Mallinson
Anne B. Carpenter
Hudson
Mendelasohhand
Irnet
Paganini
Wieniawski
Cabana
Bennett Moulton Co to Visit Maynard in April
The Bennett Moulton Company makes its annual Maynard visit at Music Hall on April 21 22 and 23 for a three day engagement. The troupe promises strong company and top productions including A Daughter of the People Faust The Way of the West and St Bimo with a matinee offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett-Moulton Co
Maynard
Music Hall
St. Bimo
Schools Reopen After Ten Day Vacation
Schools resumed on Wednesday after a 10 day break. At the Nason Street school the partition between two high school rooms was removed to form one large room seating up to a hundred pupils. Miss Johnson and Miss Doherty now operate from Bancroft Street building, which is fully occupied except one reserved room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason St
Miss Johnson
Miss Doherty
Bancroft St
Pleasant surprise furniture gift from mill workers
George Hooper returned from a Boston trip to find handsome mission style furniture in his home. Presented by powder mill workers, the gift honors his support for creating a suitable cub room for the men near the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hooper
Boston
Hooper
Local notices and classifieds from Maynard 1910
The page includes multiple notices and small ads: health inspection schedule by Maynard Board of Health starting May 1, sale of property under a notice, bids and jobs at local factories, and a liquor license application for a druggist at 12 Nason Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Dennis EB. Shreehan
Joshua Edwards
PF. U. Rich Maynard
the Board of Selectman
Maynard
Mads
P. H. DeLee
Nason Street
William Connolly
Séay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nortss
Ert Whitney
Theresa Heffernan
Helden
Christie's
Arthur Woodart
Bel & Maguire
Mandlanders
Vermont
Raymond Kitchin
Martha Dahl
Westboro
Mrs. H. P. N. Dahl
Isaac Davis Post
Binn
John Comeau
Nova Scotia
Assabet Furniture Co
William R. Hall
O. H
Maurice Connors
Assabet Mills
Alvin Smith
Waltham Watch
Herbert Mead
Fior@hee
North Andover
Mark Mead
Peter Jennings
William Jennings
Worcester
A. Bovin
Great Road
William Joyce
Satuday
Bennett-Moulton Company
Quincy
Gardner
Men’s League
J. H. Nourse
Gilroy’s Pictures
St. Bridget's Parish
Maynard Dramatic Club
Margaret Gates
Lillian Usher
Lynch Bros
Western Union Telegraph Company
May Fernsville
Mary A. Hines
James F. Sweeney
Edward Sheridan
Roland Harriman
Florida
Garge Hooper
New Hampshire
Florence Fox
Clinton
May Ledgard
Agnes Richardson
The
Fitchburg Normal School
Katie Frazier
Woburn
Helen J. Coughlan
Ciinton
Swaney
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Concord Terrace
Glenwood Cemetery
Mabel Bishop
Massachusetts
Connecticut
May O'Hare
Charlestown
Edith Gilmore
Moynihan
Spring Lane
Michael Manning
John Feeley
John Manning
Thompson St
Maynard Woman's Clubs
Dorothy Berry Carpenter
Eliza C. Fletcher
Christobel Kidder
Frank B Kendrie
Hut Malcom, Jr
O. C
Etta Phillips
Lowell
Mrs. L. &. Brooks
Reunion
OL Wue Board of Selectmen
Jenner de Dill
M. H
L. Cousins
Concord, Jine
Mass
Knowlton
Weat Acton
Soyenme de Cover Cooperative
Park
Maynar
Bennett Moulton
Wight
Gand
H. J. Dwinell’s
Jin
Delee’s Pharmacy
Maynard, Mass
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