Maynard News Highlights Local Club Activities
The Twilight club opens its Lake Boon cottage next Sunday for the season with a club dinner. The Utility club met with Miss Bl ale MacDonald. Local officials met with Lipp of the State Board of Charities. Remodeling of the Alka Temperance hall by John Nordberg begins. Obituaries, social visits, school meetings, and civic events fill the week with numerous locals traveling, entertaining, and observing religious services.
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Twilight Club
Lake Boon
House Warming for Mr and Mrs Haynes in North Sudbury
A Saturday evening gathering welcomed Mr and Mrs 8 W Haynes at their North Sudbury home with about 50 friends and neighbors. A rol e desk was presented and guests enjoyed a musical program and refreshments. Attendees came from Lexington Concord Lincoln Maynard and Sudbury to offer congratulations.
William Waters Dies at 68 in Lowell Home
William Waters a 68 year old resident of ten years died at his sister Ann Devlin’s home 522 Gorham Street Lowell Saturday evening at 530 after a two week illness. He worked in the mills then became a flagman at Mill Street crossing. Burial occurred in Brookline Tuesday.
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William Waters
Ann Devlin
Gorham St
Lowell
Mill St. Crossing
Brookline
Who Wouldn’t Own A Trust Company
The trust companies of Massachusetts, five in number, paid last year on a capitalization of 24,792,400 dollars dividends totaling 2,241,352 dollars, part of net earnings 4,021,054 dollars, leaving undivided earnings 1,179,701 dollars. Add to previous undivided earnings 870,000 dollars, giving a tidy sum of 9,055,760 dollars as undivided earnings. On October 31, 1911, aggregate deposits stood at 271,538,752 dollars.
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Massachusetts
Lake Boon Cottages Get Major Lake Improvements
Residents visiting Lake Boon cottages this summer will find a greatly improved channel for the Catholic association grounds and new enlarged pier and steps. Neddy Woodard, chief of police and superintendent of public parks, says indications point to the busiest season the lake has yet seen.
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Lake Boon
Chanel
Catholic Association
Neddy Woodard
Po- Yce
Maynard visitors meet congressmen in Washington
Maynard party members in Washington called on Congressman Mitchell and Marlboro’s representative. Mitchell recounted meeting President Wilson on Monday who expressed pleasure at having him in Congress and noted broad support for the Democratic tariff revision plan amid a special election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rarty
Washington
Congressman Mitchell
Marlboro
Mitchell
Maynard
Wilson
Congress
Bridge repairs planned after inspection in Ben. Smith area
The Ben. Smith bridge was inspected by the board of selectmen and Supt. J R Taggart with Lt R R and C H Persons. They found it badly in need of repairs and ordered a bank wall built one foot long, sidewalk widened two feet, with the railroad to cover half the cost. Edw Price contractor will start immediately. DEATH RESULT OF ACCIDENT Mrs Alice Rock dies after being struck by a freight train near Enfield. She is mother of Mrs Alice Marsden and Mrs William Gates of this town. Attendees at the funeral include Mr and Mrs William Gates and several Marsden family members.
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Blale MacDonald
Touts. Lipp
State Board of Charities
John Nordberg
Alka Temperance Society
Main St
Harriman c
Willam F. Litchfield
Fred. W. Taylor
Lowell
William Scully
Samuel Harding
Providence
Edna Denniston
Lawrence
John Dunsmore
Clinton
William Naylor
Walnut St
William Lynch
Washington
J. Lynch
Pauline Bent
Wheaton College
Nortom
James R. Bent
Selma Huniewell
Andrew Dunlop
Sweden
Joseph Goldenberg
Boston
Ely Gruber
Maggie Caswell
Julius Pease
Dexter
George ‘Eacy
Wilton
Crow Island
Russe Bridge
Toene & Co
Narenst
Gesrae Faler
Peterson & Hall
James Maguire
Corchord Junction
Maud Gerdner
Gratrude Wade
Atlantic City
Maynard, Stow and Paxhore
Parker
Stew
Jomen J. Pilferty
Progressive Lodge
V. of P
Cooperative Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O. H. Collins
T. J. O'Donnell
Jenin
White
Maynard Brass Band
K. of C
Hudson Council
Hudson
Lever
Kathryn Lawton
Marlboro
William Frazier
Garry Francis
Waltham
Board of Selectmen
J. R. Taggart
Northern Mass
R. R
C. H. Persons
Ben. Smith Bridge
Edw. Price
Alice Rock
Enfield
Alice Marsden
William Gates
Margaret
Sara Gates
Matilda
Rachel
John
Robert Marsden
Boston ice brokers push sale with poor results
Staples and Bell of Boston met with Maynard partners and local men to sell James R. Bent’s ice business but the talks yielded no agreement. Sperlberg and Blatt traveled to Boston claiming they bought 810 tons, while engineer Tuttle measured 593 tons. Blatt then pressed for a compromise before possible resale in Providence. A Northboro dealer viewed the site favorably for a local location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples & Bell
Boston
James R. Bent
B. J. Coughlan
William O. Strout
M. Blatt
S .Sperlberg
Sperlberg
Mr. Blatt
Died at Son's Home John Malmquist 79
John Malmquist aged 79 died at his son Gus Johnson's Pleasant street home after a brief illness. He was born in Sweden, moved to Maynard in 1908, survived by two sons Gus and Carl, a wife and two daughters in Sweden. Funeral set for Thursday at Forest Hills. A sheriff's sale will be held at Maynard New Method laundry Saturday at 11 for an extractor and two washing machines.
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Louis Sullivan
Nasonville
R. I
Acton
West Acton
Sanitary Drinking Cup Manufacturing Company
Joe
James Baldwin
Myrtle Stiles
William Baldwin
Norwich
Conn
Maynard High School
Cooperative Hall
Sadie Goodenow
Southern Uni
Julia Sheehan
Providence
Judge
Howard A. Wilson
Marlboro Hospital
Pearl Saunders
Stephen White
Hudson
James Sheridan
Sudbury St
Trinity Male Quartet
Boston
Amory Maynard
Trinity Church
Frank Hibbard
Warren Arnold
Lowell
Mildred
Champesne
Gilbertvillé
Sophia Champion
James Graney
Winooski
Ksaister Sullivan
Malden
Arthur
Kate Gould
Springer
Manchester
Minnie G
Roxie Whitehead
W. R. Burr
Everett
Fred Rane
Grace Bishop
Chicopee
William Bishop
George Taylor
Kenneth
Framingham
Albert
James Whalen
Charles A. Stevenson
R. 1
W. F. Stevenson
Summer St
B. J. Coughlin
Assabet Aerie
A. P. James
Florence
Chelsea
Bilsie Robbins
Herbert James
Stephen Casey
Lever
Harry Chase
Pelham
Fannie Korken
John Heander
Alfred Anderson
J. P
Fred Hayward
Geo. Newton
Woonsockt
Harrington
William Casey
Casey
Hudson High
Green Strets
St. Bridget’s Church
Annie Prenty
Dorchester
Margaret O'Leary
Thomas Cleary
William Waters
7Anzabeth Carpenter
Harry Page
N. D. Wilcomb
South
Hamilton
James Gately
Stow
Concord St
Maplest
American Powder Co
Frank Lingley
George Morse
Frank Jones
Harry Lock
South Acton
E. L. Salmon
River St
B. O. Carlton
New York City
Jersey City
E. H. Davis
Nason St
Jane ‘Reed
Thomas F. Parker
Charles A. Welch
John Malmquist
Gus Johnson
Pleasant St
Sweden
Maynard
Gus
Carl
Hyde Park
Forest Hills
Assabet Institution for Savings to Hold Annual Meeting
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated April 28 1918 announcing the annual meeting of the Assabet Institution for Savings to be held at the Banking Rooms Maynard on Monday May 5 1918 at eight o clock PM for electing officers and transacting business. Also notices: cottage wanted near Lake Boon address Box 964. for sale 12 hens coop and pen by Ralph Whitehead Hillside street. Ryder and Erickson hot air engine and 15000 Fashion tank for sale cheap by Mrs M B Rich Box 834.
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Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Howard A. Wilson
Lake Boon
Boston
Ryder and Erickson
M. B. Rich
Saturday Evening Shows With Two Performances
Two Saturday shows scheduled at 7.15 and 8.30, offering audiences a choice of early and late performances. Local venues prepare for capacity crowds and extended seating.
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Maynard News
James J. Ledgard
William Connolley
John Murray
Michael Maley
Leon Frye
Medford
Joshua Edwards
Supt
Mrs. Brick
Boxboro
Nine
Princi Nally
Cas Gilroy
AHL
Instanlla
Delee’s Drug Store
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Ralph Whitehead
Hillside St
T. M. Johansen
Springs Road
Bedford Mass
Gilroy’s Pictures
Jersey Butter Co
Maynard’s
Lafayette
Macs
Just
T. F. Parker
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