Maynard Centre Bears Honor Historic Maynard Families Names
Doris G. Fardy describes the Maynard Center subdivision named for notable local families and figures. Hazelwood and Loring avenues honor Rev. Webster Hazelwood and the Fowler and Amory families for town history and WWI service. The article notes Maynard’s 1871 charter, 1871 population, and Amory Maynard’s role in growth.
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Maynard Centre
Maynard
Doris G. Fardy
C and C Homes Inc
Brooks and
Lincoln Streets
Hazelwood
Loring
Guyer
Orrin
Brigham
Jethro
Amory
Maynard Planning Board
Webster Hazelwood
Congregational Church
Loans to Home Owners Consolidation Offer
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Trinity
Wight
Maynard Summer Band Concerts Continue at Crowe Park
The Maynard Community Band directed by Alexander DeGrappo hosts a free outdoor concert at Rev. John A. Crowe Park this Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. It is the fourth in the summer series with strong attendance despite cloudy skies.
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Maynard
Rev
John A. Crowe
Maynard Community Band
Alexander DeGrappo
Engagement announced for Alice Elizabeth Story Exner
Maynard Mr and Mrs Lawrence Story of Willow Street West Acton announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Elizabeth to John N Exner son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Exner of St Paul Minnesota A November wedding is planned
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Mrs. Lawrence Story
Willow Street
West Acton
Martha’s Vineyard
Patrick J. Boulden
Waltham Street
Alice Elizabeth
John N. Exner
Joseph Exner
St. Paul, Minn
Maynard Centre Reveals Assabet Village Mill Heritage
A spirited history of Assabet Village traces its industrial rise from Amory’s dam and the Mill pond to the Ben Smith canal and the early carpet mill built with Knight of Saxonville. Maynard and later the Assabet Manufacturing Company and American Woolen Company shaped the town’s fabric.
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Ben Smith
Knight
Saxonville
Maynard
Appeals Approve Two Permits for Local Properties
Maynard selectmen說 received notice from the board of appeals that Stephen Lowell at 66 Great Road can sell plants and flowers from his home, and Raymond Catania at 19 McKinley Street is authorized to build a garage with restrictions on file. The board voted to sign both permits.
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Maynard
Board of Appeals
Stephen Lowell
Great Road
Raymond Catania
McKinley Street
Board Orders Prosecution Over By Law Sign Violations
Maynard selectmen instructed Town Counsel Leonard Pee to prosecute Silver Hill Estates Inc for by law violations from placing signs on trees and poles. Last sign removed July 31 and any new violations will be prosecuted. Rae appeared with the deed to the old town building. the board signed it and approved occupancy for Andre Really Company after furniture removal and transfer approval.
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Maynard—Selectmen
Leonard Pee
Silver Hill Estates, Inc
Rae
Old Town
Andre Really Company
Board of Selectmen
Philbin Secures Federal Aid To Tackle Maynard Sewage
Congressman Philip J. Philbin helps Maynard win a federal grant of 16 950 dollars for public health sewer improvements. The three year program totals 213 000 dollars and aims to enlarge the pumping station and upgrade the sewage treatment to prevent raw sewage from entering the river.
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Maynard
Philip J. Philbin
Philbin
State Board of Health
Powdermill Road
Rev and Mrs Orville D Allen Return From Meredith Trip
The Rev and Mrs Orville D Allen return to their home at 43 Brooks Street after spending the month of July at Eden Shores Meredith New Hampshire, where they vacationed.
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Orville D. Allem
Brooks Street
Eden Shores
Meredith, N.H
Maynard Party Returns From Eastern Motor Trip
Mrs Ida Elm Quist of Washington and Miss Millie Hendricksen and Miss Jennie Hendricksen both of Maynard with Mrs Ranghild Nelson return from a motor tour to Finger Lakes Lake George and Hyde Park visiting President Roosevelt's home.
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Maynard
Ida Elmquist
Washington, D. C
Millie
Jennie Hendricksen
Ranghild Nelson
Finger Lakes Lake George
Hyde Park
President Roosevelt
Acton Playground Children Lead Carni Gras Parade
A contingent of 50 Acton playground children will march in Sunday’s Carni Gras parade with a shortened route from the Bowladrome to West Acton Square. Two children carry each banner, followed by other youngsters from each playground, all in shorts and shirts.
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Acton
John Grieve
Bowladrome
West Acton Square
John McGrail
Mrs. Kennedy
Miss Seesney
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Loring Avenue
Guyer Road
Orrin Street
Fowler
Henry Fowler
Fowlers
Lewis Brigham
Peter Jethro
Nobscot Hill
Amory Maynard
Stow Fha
Cape
Wasson St
Twin Oaks
Assabet
Marlborough
St. Anthony’s C. Y
Alston
St. Bridget’s
RCA
Whairlpool Corporation
RCA Whirlpool Appliances
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Whirlpool
Stuart
Nason
Trip
Massachusetts
Siping
Ac Ss
Maynard Industrial Center
Main Street
Twinoaks
Follo
Eee
West
Mike Pima
Howard Eau di Flannery
Scribner
Bara
Acton Center
Joe Sletton
J Sletton
Kathyson
Carol Lifried
Greg Wooton
Mary Power
David
John Olsen
William Reef
Canva
Lincoln St
Peroni