Maynard Weekly Notes Mixed Local Updates
A weekly digest reports civic, business, and social items from Maynard. Licenses due, new hires, housing plans, entertainments, mill and shop news, church events, and upcoming concerts paint a busy town scene with numerous named residents and local organizations.
Easter Concerts Tell of Hope in Maynard Churches
Readings and songs at the annual children’s concert in Maynard at the M E and Congregational churches featured a lengthy program of recitations, prayers, and musical numbers. Casts included Grace Parkin, Arthur Carlton, Emily Stokes, Nettie Raymond, and many others in scenes about Easter symbols and the Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Bells of Hope
R. E. Bisbee
Grace Parkin
Herbert Rodway
William Naylor
Congregational Church
Gavin Taylor
Earl Smith
Lena Belcher
Lena Thomas
Miss Bowers
Edmund Whitney
Digestive Aid Advertises Stomach and Liver Tablets
For weak digestion no medicine replaces food but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets help digest it. Strength comes from what is digested and assimilated. If digestion is weak, try these tablets. Thousands benefited. Cost a quarter. For sale by Johnson's Pharmacy, H. J. Dwinell. Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Johnson
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Gutteridge Likely To Accept Fire Engineers Nomination
George Gutteridge may accept a nomination to the fire engineers board after Wednesday selectmen meeting. A. J. Coughlan and Thomas Sweeney likely join him with a third from Cahill Gutteridge or Edwards, Gutteridge seen as strongest candidate. Chamberlain's tablets advertised for sale at local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gutteridge
Board of Fire Engineers
A. J. Coughlan
Thomas Sweeney
George H. Gutteridge
Messrs. Cahill
Gutteridge
Edwards
Mr. Gutteridge
Local notes on sales, moves, theater and town affairs
Various town items include DeLee's soap bargains and a butter refrigerator for sale. Moves include Harlow Green to Hudson and George Hinchcliffe to a Pennacook mill. Local theater matinees and a Percival street chimney fire are noted along with a near completed Congregational parsonage. A town meeting may address a new school house and band concert funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawton
Assabet
Percival St
Frank Jones
Joe Tucker
DeLee’s
George Hinchcliffe
Assabet Mills
Pennacook
N. H
May Smith
Florence Mann
Majestic Theatre
Cullen Leaves Water Board And Coughlin Resigns
The water department faces turmoil as William Cullen ends his association last week and B. J. Coughlin resigns as water registrar after George Hart’s departure. The registrar post, paying 300 dollars yearly, will be open to applicants. Coughlin vows to match pay for a qualified successor. The job is described as demanding, not a quick snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Coughlin
First Pond Lily Breaks Record Earlier Bloom
The pond behind the Power house of the C. M. and H street railway again leads the state by producing a pond lily. This year the bloom appears April 20, five days earlier than last year, setting a new early date record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. & H. Street Railway
License Reinstatement Sparks Debate On Town’s Saloons
After two years of no license the town returns to licensed sale next Monday night prompting a heated debate. Proponents argue regulation and improved conditions will follow, while temperance advocates warn crowding and disorder may persist. Business leaders expect a test of licensing impact.
Mrs. H. P. N. Dahl Dies After Long Illness
Mrs H P N Dahl dies Wednesday afternoon at home on Concord street after a long illness due to dropsy. A Norway native born 41 years ago she lived in the town for over 123 years and was highly regarded. Survived by husband H P N Dahl two sons a daughter and relatives in Norway. Funeral Friday afternoon conducted by Rev E C Hunt at Congregational church with an solo by Mrs J W Sundeland and burial at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. N. Dahl
Concord St
E. C. Hunt
Congregational Church
J. W. Sunderland
Glenwood Cemetery
Calico Party Marks Magdalene Chapter Anniversary
Next Wednesday night in Cooperative hall Magdalene chapter O EB 8 will celebrate its 14th anniversary with a calico party. Russell's orchestra of Fitchburg will provide dancing music. Calico attire for ladies and calico vests and neckties for men will be worn. Invitations were sent on decorative handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Associated Templars
Heagney & Wallace
Clinton
Magdalene Chapter
O. EB. 8
Russell's Orchestra of
Fitchburg
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm Claim
The advertisement states Chamberlain's Pain Balm quickly relieves rheumatic and sciatic pains. It touts rapid relief as a surprise and delight to thousands and lists Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwingll as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwingll
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Haapanen
Imatra
William Maynard
Winchester
Raymond Kitchin
Robert Randell
American Powder Company
Thomas Coughlin
Lowell Rendering Co
W. C. Croft
Everett St
Arthur Malcolm
William Irwin
Toronto
Canada
J. W. Connor
Edward Williams
Boston
Glendalest
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. F
Lee Griswold
Terryville, Ct
John White
David Loewe
Agnes Richardson
B. Crosby
C. C
Jolly Five
Music Hall
Newell's Orchestra
Marlboro
Charles F. Hallen
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Mr. Hallen
James Devane
West Acton
American Woolen Company
Wood
The
American Woolen Co
Woolen Company
Helen Hosey
Concord
Henry Werner
W. D. Lacouture
Charles Smith
Lena Woolerschied
Union Orchestra
Carl Monk
Maynard's Hill
Rasmus Rasmusson
George Whitney
James Chaffee
Lowell
C. E. Glise
James R. Bent's
Summer St
James Claflin
James Lyons
J. C. Moynihan
Sudbury
Nellie Harding of
Malden
A. J. Billet
William McMullin
National Express Company
Union Church
Concord Junction
Unity Circle, C. of F
Odd Fellows Hall
Lillian Burnside
Utica, N. Y
James N. Haire
Minnie Moynihan
Charlestown
St. George's Church
St. Hilda's Guild
Thomas
Stow
B. B. Lovett
William Punch
Main St
William Casey
Mary Lothrop
South Acton
Edith Stratton
Nasan St
Arthur Butterworth
Beverley
Mrs
Joel Butterworth
C. D. Holmes
Fred Morris
Maynard Lodge
Loewe
Henry Clark
W. 8. Howe & Co
Harriman Laundry
Harry Clark
Mr. Howe
Union Orchestra of Marlboro
Magnolia Lodge of
Hudson
Winona Lodge
Acton
Ethel and
Amy Malcolm
Reading
Price
J. W. Whitehead
Harold Dufur
Clarence Gutteridge
Colgate
DeLee
Maynard Odd Fellows
Lawrence
Hudson High School
Mary Morgan
Worcester
Kathryn Dickson
Cambridge
John Maley
Saxonville
Molly Clark
Sadie McKenna
Hyde Park
McGrath Place
Sudbury Road
B. & M. Railroad
Ladies’ Whist
Howard Hamblen
Coughlin Brothers
T. J. Butler
Nason St
Imatra Band
William Theinert
Maine
Capt. Reece
C. M. & H. Street Railway Company
G. H. Creighton
Creighton
George R. Gutteridge
Somerville
Daniel Colbert
Quincy Adams
Christ
Arthur Carlton
Emily Stokes
Viola Binks
Marion Jones
Miss Elsie Parmenter
Margaret Gates
Miss Harwood
Ruby Marchant
Edith Garlick
Sadie Goodnow
Pauline Bent
Jesus
Sydney Lowe
Miss Robertson
Pauline Miller
Mr. Townsend
James Mallinson
Mrs. Curtis
Mary Bower
C.C.S
Combination Cash Store Co
DeLee's
Harlow Green
Clarence Owens
James Thompson
Assabet Mill
New Jersey
Hugh Miller
Massachusetts General Hospital
George Murphy
Albert
Beatrice Sunderland
Puffer's Pond
Alex Marsden
Cullen
Water Board