Maynard News Roundup of Guests and Local Happenings
Maynard residents host visitors from Providence Worcester and Jamaica Plain. Local moves include Allan Howard occupying 20 Pleasant St and Waino Hekkala resuming duties at Kaleva store after vacation. A motorcycle club plans and Lake Boon water levels rise as cottagers enjoy summer respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Whitaker
Providence
R. I
George Mead
Allan Howard
Elm St
Albert G. Fairbanks
Pleasant St
R. Garlang
Moosehead Lake
Maine
William Hooper
T. F. Parker
Sarah McCormick
Quincy
Hyde Park
Horace E. Andrews
South Hamilton
N. D. Wilcomb
Mary Kelley
Park St
Quincey
A. J. Coughlan
Business Men's Association
William Naylor
Daniel Goodenow
C. J. Lynch
P. J. Sulliven
Julia Sullivan
Jamaica Plain
Thomas French
Maynard
Leominster
Isaac Binks
Raymond
Waltham
William Frazier
Geo. Gove
Hattie Fiske
Inez
Robert Lester
Ipswich
William Graham
Edna
Thomas Holliday
B. A. Harris
Brookline
Alfred Toropa
Lake Boon
Annie
May King
Downie & Wheeler
Charles Sherry
Boxboro
Christie's
Arthur J. Sullivan
Post Office Department
North Adams
Susie Maxfield
Hudson
Alice Brown
Acton St
Fred Meade
Worcester
Hillside Ut
Chauncey Sutherland
Swampscott
George Witherell
Charles Luker
Assavet Mills
Catherine Powers
Boston
Charles L. Perry
Kingsbury and
Scott
Edward Saunders
Lake Winnepesaukee
Esher Kane
John Hardy
George Laubenstien
Pretty Affair at Congregational Church Lawn Event
A Saturday lawn party and sale at the Congregational church grounds drew strong attendance. The event featured Concord High School Orchestra, vocal solos by Mrs. Clara Leighton, piano by Walter Chambury, fortune telling by Madame Zareppa, a fish pond activity, and multiple food and candy tables run by local volunteers. Aut to rides, decorations, and committee leadership were highlighted by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Clara Leighton
Concord
Walter Chambury
Madame Zareppa
Cairo
Egypt
George Smith
Esther Bowers
Helen Bent Curtis
Irving Dart
Marion Townsend
Bertha Lawton
Lessie Lawton
Beatrice Sunderland
William H. Gutteridge
George H. Gutteridge
Vera Lawton
James Coulter
William Baldwin
William Coulter
Martin Seeks Fifth District Senate Seat in G O P
Lexington lawyer William Martin becomes the first Republican to seek the fifth senatorial district seat this year. His unknown name beyond Lexington may weaken his bid while Dr. F P Glazier of Hudson plans no run. Rep. McCarthy remains a strong contender, and local Republicans favor Turner of Waltham retiring from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Lexington
Canainate
Wover
Bayley
Rep. McCarthy
Rep. Turner
Waltham
Enterprise
Turner
Rainstorm Delights Farmers Despite Late Arrival
A heavy Friday rainstorm drenched Maynard with 3.5 inches in 12 hours. Although arriving too late to aid crops, the downpour was greatly appreciated by residents and agricultural interests alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Death of Joseph Singleton Stirs Lethbridge Community
Joseph Singleton died at his family home in Lethbridge yesterday morning at age five. He had lived in Lethbridge 15 months after moving from Maynard Massachusetts with his family. He leaves wife and daughter Mrs W H Johnson of the city, and siblings in Huddersfield England and Rochester New York. His funeral from the residence was well attended with Odd Fellows lodges present. services by Rev A M Gordon and graveside rites by Rev Bryden. Pallbearers included C P Kroning Alex Niven John Bradshaw John Terrill Dr Thompson and J R Bernard. Floral tributes were extensive including a Maynard lodge wreath. city Odd Fellows also contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Singleton
Lethbridge
Maynard
Mass
W. H. Johnson
Maynard Lodge
Assabet Lodge
Huddersfield
Eng
Rochester
N. Y
Odd Fellows Lodges
A. M. Gordon
Bryden
The
Odd Fellows
Ity
Anille
Maynard Tax Rates and Local Notices Summary
Maynard adopts a tax rate near 10.50 dollars per thousand, about 0.85 higher than last year, with assessments rising by 51 000 dollars mainly in real estate and personal property. The assessors will finish work soon. Local notices mention guests, visits, recoveries from illness, and several residents traveling or moving, including Maria Connors Martha guest, Connors and Well families, and others from Fitchburg South Boston and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
For Sale Open Box Buggy Trade for Hay
Open box buggy offered for sale in Maynard Massachusetts by C. J. Mahoney. Will sell at a reasonable price or trade for hay. Contact C. J. Mahoney in Maynard for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mahoney
Maynard, Mass
Moving Pictures at Co operative Hal and Music Hall
Friday night screenings at the Co operative Hal ahead of Saturday events at Music Hall with a Saturday matinee. The program invites audiences to enjoy films and a music hall show across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Painful Injury Sinks A T Haynes After Carriage Accident
A T Haynes suffered a severe injury when a carriage overturned at Priest Point during a trip with George Morse. His leg was caught between wheel and carriage body, flesh gouged to the bone. Dr. Pickard of Concord Junction attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Haynes
Mr. Haynes
George Morse
Prie St
Haynes
Pickard
Concorde Junction
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Maynard News
Timothy Deasey
Cork
Irc
Margaret McCarthy
River St
Charles Camwell
Joseph Perry
Roosevelt St
Charles Rice
Ruth Whitehead
Lowell
Ralph Whitehead
Hillside St
George Kaler
Jack Kelly
Irene Martin
Bertha
Nellie Mansfield
Everett
Samuel Parker
Martha Parker
Wilfred Hooper
Robert Veitch
Thelma
Ruth
Emma_ Greenhalge
Mary Parmenter
Bathia McKenzie
Salisbury Beach
Mark Newton
England
Mary Reynolds
Dedham
Willam McGowan
Ezra Moore
Corinne Moore
Northboro
Fred Moore
Sadie Flood
Sara Mullin
Revere Beach
Otto Pleischer
Brighton
Richmond Hosmer
Fleischner
James King
Newton
Emmanuel Taylor
M. E
Grace
Mabel Bishop
Ethel Butterworth
Gertrude Deane
Edith Davis
Olive Palmer
L. R. Wells
South Acton
George O'Prien
Maple House
William Sullivan
Middlesex Cottage
James Priest
Central Market
Masonic Social Club
Lena Whitney
W. B. Case
John Sunderland
Ralph Lawton
McAvoy
Assabet Mills
Springfield
Roy Warden
Walcott St
Great Road
Amos’ Spearing
Chelsea
Arthur Malcolm
Albert Riley
Cian
Joshua Edwards
Eva
Medford
Annie Coffey
Cambridge
Dennis Spain
Joan Desmond
Waltham Wes
Clinton Tisdale
Mary Champagne
Front St
J. Browerman
Nason St
Central House
Howard Cheney
New Kensington
Penn
Levi Cheney
Cheney
Philadelphia
Effie van Ostrand
Gertrude
Balston
Henry Kelley
Mark Kelley
Pais Rich
Dr. Rich
Charles Sweeney
John Kelley
Geo. Kaler
Fay Graham
John Lund
Woonsocket
Leo St. Clair
Delia Maley
James Eaton
West Buxton
Mary O'Connell
Fitchburg
John Garney
Clementa Sullivan
Wayland
Ellen Lehy
Lawrence
James Coughlin
William Stockwell
May Sharpe
Mattie Naylor
Barre
New York City
Mary Wall
Celia
Mary Burke
Salisbury
Revere
Rose Hannon
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Catherine Lawton
Cornelius Murphy
Fall River
Timothy Murphy
High St
Hannah Canavan
Mary O'Donnell
South Boston
Ellen Sullivan
Clara Rainville
Brother Columbus
Manchester
N. H
May .Colline
Crockton
Moynihan
Spring Lane
Columbus Rainville
Annie Manning
Sadie Goodenow
Southern University
Buena Vista
Edith Poutasse
P. J. Sullivan
Charles Gordon
Middlesex Club
Assabet
John McInness
Ernest
George Stockwell
Rachel Colston
Lake Quinsigamond
Harry Illingsworth
Fom Hudson
Dartmouth St. James
St. Bridget's
Timothy Buckley
Mildred Miller
Westboro
M. Louise
Marjory Doherty
Agnes Bary
May Ledgard
J. Judge
Lake Wentworth
Alex Burke
Provincetown
James Sheridan
Sudbury
Neilson
Pleasant St. Joseph Dineen
Marshall Witherell
Swamps
W. H. Gutteridge
F. N. Rutan
John W. Flood
Fred Sims
Frank E. Sanderson
Elizabeth Connors
Martho ‘O
Mroo
Tvea
John Connors
Edward Well
Pernice
Bertha Reynard
Ted Revere Beach
Edward Morgan
State Board Charities
Walter Phillips
Providence, TN
Wivward Phillips
Irs Regan
Edward
Fast Neston
John Callahan
Julia Sheehan
Genevieve Coughlin
Ja‘a Sheehan
Vorward
William Collier
Gon Howido
Main St
Florida
James N. Haire Ig
Hamilton
River View
Mary Sweeney
Dilroy
DeLee
Wiley
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
Crosby's
Main Street
River View Laundry
River View Laundry Co
Concord Junction, Mass
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