Maynard Socials Show Town Comes Alive
Maynard residents and visitors populate local life with visits to relatives in Roxbury Wellfleet and Cape Cod. Many attend lawn parties and host gatherings while others tour Maine Rhode Island and New Hampshire. The weekly notes list guests, trips, and community ties across homes, shops, and churches.
Congressman Rogers Plans August Pilgrimage Tour
Congressman John Jacob Rogers of Lowell schedules a Maynard Oswego Junction Concord post office and Hudson stops on Saturday August 7 from 9:30 to 11 am 11:15 am to 1 0 pm 2 to 4:50 pm and 6:30 to 9 pm The pilgrimage aims to meet constituents and learn how he may help them He started this outreach in his first year in office.
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Tee Tee
John “Dawn
F. E
News Hospital
Rose Oeney
Toonurer
Assabet Institution For Savings
Warren
William Sexton
Sexton Cafe
Old Orchard Beach
Mig Harvey Broadbent
Ora of. Hudson
Broadbent
Mire Thomas Usher
Irene Dowd
Lowell
Paronage Aid Society
Isaac Binks
Brown St
Theodore Lowney
Camridge
Fred Creighton
Main St
Acton St
Frank E. Taylor
Fred Fairbanks
E. C. Poehner
Brooklyn
Grace Maley
Hyannis
John Maley. Thompson
John Jacob Rogers
Maynard
Osweord Junction
Toncord
Hudson
Berry Picking Boom Sets Maine Record in 品berry season
Reports from Maine describe a bumper berry season with fields in White Pond and nearby areas producing dense crops. Fred Creighton and Meddie Ma Honey allegedly set high daily yields, while several farms reportedly harvest 10 to 15 tons each season as pickers flock to rich swamps and pastures.
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Tate
Maine
Wwy
White Pond
Ikon
Fred Creighton
Main St. St
Warren
Meddie Mahoney
Relief Promised on Carrier Arrangements This Week
Postmaster Coughlan reports the department orders to extend current carrier routes until Sept 1 or until familiarity with the routes allows relief. If conditions persist, extra compensation may be approved to hire substitutes longer or permanently add a delivery twice daily on the large, densely populated route. A third carrier may be the solution to cover the extensive area.
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A. J. Dougnan
Department
Coughlan
Mail mixup cleared for two Marines of World War I
A confusion between two U S Marine veterans named John W Taylor caused misdirected mail and a sea bag swap. John W Taylor of Virginia possessed the sea bag of a Massachusetts namesake and wrote to Charles H. Persons for help in unwinding the error. Both men recovered their property and thanked Mr Persons for his role in resolving the mix up.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Charles H. Persons
John W. Taylor
Virginia
Maynard
Mr Persons
Virginia Taylor
Massachusetts Taylor
Parker Family Heads Home from England Sailed
Mrs Samuel Parker and daughter Martha sailed from Liverpool on Saturday while visiting relatives in England. They are expected home Monday next. Mr Parker will depart for New York Saturday to meet them on their arrival.
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Dorothy Carroll
Roxbury
Agnes. Waldron
Milk St
Joseph Zotion
Squantum
William Irwin
Middlesex Cigar Factory
Joseph Metcalf
New York City
Mrave Kenyon
Nascn
Louis Dufresne
Edward
Cahoes
Evelyn Ayotte
Sudbury
Herbert Bilis
Providence
R'I
Fred Oates
Roy Denniston
Elmira
Robert Denniston
Taftave
Gertrude O'Donnell
Rockville
Fred Cannell
Eaven
Clara Binks
O'Brien
Swift
Boston
New Haven
Irene'Owell
Walcott St
Dorchester
Dorothy Smith
Frank. Binks
Garfieldet
F.B
W. E. Benson
John Alden
Everett St
Mildred Comeau
Lindén St
Roger Thayer
Somerville
Frank Parks
Phillip Metthe
Maine
Richard ‘McSweeney
Concord Council
K of C
Lexington
Arlington
Woburn
Winchester
Irvin Howe
George Brown
Actonst
Keene
Joel Abbott
Brown
Wilder X. Macurda
Leslie Sims
Lisbon
Old Orchard
Emmanuel ‘Taylor
Ernest Metterling
William
Wew London
John
New Jersey
Mime
Agnes , Richardson
Grace Maley
Hyannis
Maynard
Mita Alice Regan
Miss McCleary
Nash
Hatch
Grace Martin
Linden St
Arvilla Martin
Medomack
Elizabeth Graham
New Hampshire
William Graham
Parker St
Arthur Sullivan
Lindsey Smith
Framhatin
John Banith
John. King Jr
Bristol
Robert Lester
Summer St
Worcester
Frank May
Nantasket Beach
James Robinson
Hudson
Hiram Parkin
Glendale St
Kathryn Cook
Harley
Brooks St
Portland
Thomas. Sheehan
Joseph Dineen
Margaret Dineen
Roy Marsden
South Acton
Lincoln
George H. Gutteridge
Ratt Jaffrey
William McGarry
Freeport
John Nelson
Emmanuel Taylor
Everett — St
M. B
George Lynch
Great Rd
Thomas Roach
Marlboro
Richard Ford
Huntington
Willliam Martin
Main St
Fred Axford
Ruth
Mary Sweeney
Maynard Trust Co
Stanley Siemieniak
William Parkinson
Lawrence
William Stuart
Oxford
Margaret
Waltham ‘St
Finland
Arnold Crowther
Ethel
Lisbon Falls
Sabbattus
Charles F. McCarthy
Samuel Parker
Martha
England
Liverpool
Mr Parker
New York
Birthday Party For William Joyes On Seventh Birthday
William Joyes son of Mrs William Joyce of Dartmouth Street celebrated his seventh birthday Thursday at home. A cake lit seven eyes of the children as refreshments were served. Master Joyce received many gifts as games and music made the party merry.
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Robert Kiersstead
Pittsfield
Helen Gardner
Alice Newton
Dorothy
Phyllis Naylor
Joshua Naylor
Brooks St
Traro
Cape
Hinchcliffe
William Smith
Hinest
Waltham St
Bromfield School
Harvard
William Joyes
William Joyce
Dartmouth St
Master Joyce
Field Day At John A. Crewe Park With Local Clubs
The Kanto A. will hold a field day at John A. Crewe Park this Saturday featuring field and track events. Clubs from Garnier Lanesville Quincy Fitchburg and other places will be represented by teams in individual and club events under New England Finnish Amateur Championship rules.
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Kanto A
John A. Crewe Park
Garnier
Lanesville
Quincy
Fitchburg
Strietes
Break in at Bridge Cafe Stows Cigars and Cash
A Wednesday afternoon break in at the Bridge Cafe led to the theft of cigars cigarettes and about $10 in cash. The proprietor reported the incident to police and requested investigation.
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Bridge Cafe
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le Eee
Henry Hobei Ummerst
Cuddy
Whitinsville
Ada Montague
Newton Ie
Fowler
Concord St
John Snyder
Murphy and Snyder
Adam Smith
Arthur Jeffry
Revere Beach
Otto Fonsell
United Cooperative Society
Emma Deane
Edmund Whitney
Weston
Benjamin Gruber
Gruber Brow Furniture Store
South Shore
John Crossland
Milbury
Thomas Naylor
Maplest
Fred Novogreski
Thomas Doyle
William Mack
Columbus Rainville
Telephore Exchange
Robert Cole
Roy Humbert
Duluth
Bernard Carrigan
James Brooks
St Louis
Columbia Soups
First National Cooperative Association
McDonald
Puick Automobile Factory
Flint
Mich
Cadilac Company
Detroit
Mabel Rowan
Ruth Rowe
Montreal
Ant
Frank Rowe
Robert Veitch
Hevere
Forrest’ Howe
Ernest Greenhalge
Uxbridge
Ernest
Howe
Alice Murphy
We Can Can
The
Doughkneaders
Jolly Sewing Club
Framingham Toqmy
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Mr. Briggs
Hall Motor Company N Distributors
Sherwood. Hall, JR
Commonwealth Ave
Mass
Brighton
Delee
Boosters
DeLee’s Drug Store
the Rexs
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Franklin
M. T. Concord Enterprice
Distasio's Pure Food Market
Magna
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Ries
van Camp
India
Ceylon
DIST
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Jeweler
Nason St