Messer Seeks Senate Run in Middlesex District
Adelbert Messer of Concord Junction plays a leading role in a Middlesex club reception for ex governor Hadley of Missouri and Butler of Columbia University. The event signals Republican reorganization ahead of the 1914 election with Messer likely to be a future party leader though he may not oppose Senator McCarthy if he runs again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Messer
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Exvernor Hadley
Missouri
Ident Butler
Columbia Univery
New York
Middlesex Club
Republican Rtg
Messer
Retion Committee
Ose
Marlboro
The
Enterprise
Marlboro Citizen Praises Dean's Kidney Pills Ad
Marlboro resident C McCarthy of Ames place Marlboro Mass testifies that after back and side pains and morning fatigue he bought a box of Dean's Kidney Pills from Burke Drug Co. and their use strengthened his kidneys and eased pain. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills backed by home testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
C. McCarthy
Ames Pl
Mass
Dean
Burke Drug Co
Dean’s
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice and Poultry Advertisements
Deposits mature on the third Wednesday of January April July and October with dividends payable on that day. Also notes listing officers William D. Burdett and Charles J. Hollvokh. Local ads offer live poultry buying selling and exchange and a collie for sale with contact George A. Dyer and telephone 2134.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
George A. Dyer
Maynard protests tariff impact on woolen trade
The piece outlines projected revenue losses under a new tariff bill affecting wool imports, contrasts it with Payne Aldrich rates, and cites Democratic and industrial views. It notes expected adverse mood in the woolen sector and discusses broader impacts on U.S. and Bradford worsted trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Committee of Ways and Means
New England
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Mr. Wood
Wood
Congress
Tourist Motorcycle Club Formed with 29 Members
A Friday meeting at Maynard cycle store formed the Tourist Motorcycle club with 29 members. William Burke became president, Warren Robbins vice president, Walter R. Peterson secretary and treasurer. Uniforms will be gray jerseys with red bands and "Tourist" on the chest. Ten members completed a 60 mile run, with a Springfield run planned, expecting full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Cycle Company
William Burke
Concord Junction
Warren Robbins
Stow
Walter R. Peterson
Sec
Treas
Tourist Motorcycle Club
Springfield
Convention planned for Finnish visitors in Maynard
A Finnish Socialist societies convention will be held in Maynard on Friday Saturday and Sunday July 4 5 and 4 with an expected crowd of 5000 visiting Finns. The committee prepares a varied program including dramatic entertainments band concerts musical contests and singing. A large athletic meet features top Eastern Finnish athletes. The Fitchburg Finnish Dramatic Club, a leading group in the East, will perform at Parker Street Hall, with a second evening program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnish Socialist Societies
Maynard
Przes
Finnish Dramatic Club of
Fitchburg
East
Parker St. Hall
Ten Commandments of Housing Committee published
The Chicago Woman's Aid association unit promotes ten commandments for public schools teachers to foster welfare. They urge honoring laws, keeping cleaning day, providing decent homes, avoiding closed windows, maintaining alleys and yards, preventing toxic air and bad company, addressing cruelty to animals, protecting children's happiness, speaking out against rubbish, and cherishing air and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Woman’s Aid Association
Maynard Checker Club Honored by Boston Leader
The Maynard Checker club was saluted by W. C. Parrow, president of the Boston Checker club and New England champion Roscoe Plaistead, for a Sunday event. Parrow played 12 games simultaneously, with 14 wins, 8 draws, 2 losses, the best local record aside from Alfred Jordan. Local players Rainville Waterhouse Mullin Plaistead and Waterhouse won or drew. Parrow offered teaching and demonstration using the wall board to illustrate plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Checker Club
W. C. Parrow
Boston Checker Club
New England
Michael Mullin
Roscoe Plaistead
George Waterhouse
Mr. Parrow
Mr. Plaistead
Wells Memorial Institute
Lynm Club
Gam
Spain
F. Rainville
Srrreers
Mullin
Eagles Initiate Nearly 40 Candidates
The Eagles initiate about 38 candidates from the class of 1938 on Sunday. The event marks a key step in the organization’s activities as new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af ‘ Agsabet Actio. F
Coe
Masonic Lodge Degree Team Dazzles 200-Plus Members
Noon in the Masonic hall featured the local lodge degree team under Drill Master Bernard Garrigan. The event drew over 200 members with high praise for a polished performance. David Sharp received a traveling bag from Edward Cheney as P W P commented, and the gathering included visitors from Lowell Lawrence Keene Rochester N H Hudson Clinton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Bernard Garrigan
McCann
P. P
Lowell
David Sharp
Edward Cheney
Sharpe
Scotland
Cannon's Block
Lawrence
Keene
Rochester
N. H
Hudson
Clinton
Lodge
Grace Cricket Gains Maynard Team Focus
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic association shifts from organizing a baseball squad to fielding a strong cricket eleven. Plans include hiring five top Lowell players and adding new locals, aiming to rise from a tail ender to a leading contender with public support for a winning organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Lowell
Figh
Surprise party for Fred Shearer at parental home
Twenty young friends gathered Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer on Main Street to surprise Fred Shearer. Malcolm Brown presented him with gold cuff links and a gold tie clasp. Fred responded happily and hosted the group with games, music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shearer
Charles Shearer
Main St
Malcolm Brown
Fred
Granted Divorce in East Cambridge Court
In East Cambridge, Dr. Hans P. N. Dahl was granted a decree nisi against Elizabeth A. Dahl on grounds of grass and confirmed intoxication and unfaithful conduct. The couple wed January 30, 1906, when Mrs. Dahl was 31 and Mr. Dahl 46. The acquaintance began in 1905 in Franklin and continued into Maynard with a sister living nearby.
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East Cambridge
Hans P. N. Dahl
Elizabeth A. Dahl
Franklin
Maynard
Dahl
Mr. Dahl
Maynard Finnish church admitted to Middlesex South Association
Maynard church members attended the Middlesex South Association meeting at Natick with strong turnout. The Finnish church of Maynard was admitted to full membership, expanding the association to 21 churches. A collection of 17 to 35 dollars was raised as goodwill. Rev. F. N. Awtan was elected to the committee of the works of churches. The local Finnish church under Rev. Veanines shows progress and steady efforts.
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Middlesex South Association of Congregational Churches
Natick
Maynard
F. N. Awtan
Loos
India
Veanines
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Johnson
Johnson & CO
New York Journal
Guiet
M’cheyne
Marlborough Avings Bank
Marlborough, Mase
William D. Burdett
Harles JF. Holyyokh. Tresaurer
TION
Textile Mercury
Huddersfield
United States
England
London Times
West Riding
Yorkshire
Bradford
McKinley
Atlantic
Dramatic Club
Finland
Tenance Glen
Glenwood
G.R. Hall
Albert Vanderhoof
Concord
Eagles
Grace
Maynard Church
Touraine
Everetes Gos Soares
Colle
Cc.a. Parmenter
Sudbury
Conant & GO
Littleton
B. W. Brown
W. A. Haynes
Bedford Coal & Grain Co
Bedford
Mead & CO
W. Acton
Tuttle & Newton
South Acton
Stevens
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