Maynard People and Friends Return from Vacation
Maynard residents and relatives are mentioned in a jumble of notices. The text notes vacations and visits among local families including Maynard and Acton connections, plus sightings of local business owners and school staff, a fire department incident, and plans for a new Crowe Park score board with Lever funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexande
Saco
Lake Boon
Fincen
Peas
Pine
Senna Reah
Pal
Thomas Wright
Donahue
Louis Cook
Frank
Athol
William Fornier
de Asa
Balcom
Fire Department
Ton Lane
Somerville
Abe Lahn
Samuecter
Pearl
Eli Kessler
Hekles
Dora Sherr
Schwartz
Acton
Mk H. Murray
Marquette Ity
Milwaukee
Wis
l@ and son
Mr.Murray
Tufts
Middle West
Marquette
Nias Milane da
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harria Clements
Colbrook
Concord
Land Coal & Navigation
Novogroski
Benjamin P
HW. Sedar
W. A. Haynes
Novo Move
Arepeltine
Dee Woods
Pike, N. H
Joseph Sheridan
James Sheridan
Main St
Great Road
G. Edward White
Joseph Foster
Peter Nelson
G. Edward
Crowe Park
Shriners
Lake Whalum
Fitchburg
John Brayden
Samuel Lever
Lever's
Riverside Theatre
Two Workers Injured in Separate Mill Accidents
On Thursday two Agsabet mill employees suffered finger injuries. One loader in freight handling lost a finger while unloading a truck. the other Finnish worker from Norwood had a finger amputated after his hand was caught in a plane. Both were treated at a Boston hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsabet Mills
Throughechlerts
Saa- Ses Tassies
Onish
Norwood
Noch
Tle
Boston
Bid Advertisements for Main and Walnut Street Bridges
Plans and specifications for the Main and Walnut street bridges are at the Selectmen's office. Bids for construction will be opened August 15 at 7 p.m. in the Selectmen's room. Work must start within 15 days of award and be completed by December 1. Concrete bridges with detours and illumination are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Selectmen
Selectmen’s Room
Dee. 1
Stheless
Main St
Lodges of Three Towns Plan Fraternal Outing
Odd Fellows and friends from Maynard Hudson and Acton plan an outing at Solomons Point on August 26. District lodges anticipate a day of fellowship with field tickets, souvenirs, badges, food ice cream and transportation arranged by committee members from each town.
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Solomons Pon
Ang
Maynard
Hudson
Acton
Field
D. Rose
C. Jeffries
Robert Lester
William Jones
Gardner Drew
George Matthews
Formal campaign begins as candidates file for state votes
The state primary field fills with candidates from both parties for governor and U S Senate. Maynard and Hudson eye key nominations while Edwin Carlton seeks the Republican House seat, backed by local volunteers and a shifting town committee balance adding four women to the Magnary GOP panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weston Allen
Cox
Maynard
Atty
Gen. Allen
Meyor Fuegeraki
Atty. Eli
Westfield
Lodge
U. S
Joseph Walker
Gaston
Whipple
Waleh
Edwin Carlton
House of Representatives
Frederick P. Glazier
Hudson
Carlton
Stow
Box
Magnary Republican Town Committee
O. S. Fowler
William Litchfield
Alice Howe
Geo. H. Creighton
Thomas Wright
William Stockwell
Carl Stockbridgee
Joshua Edwards
Oliver Trees
The Right Thing at the Right Time Etiquette Guide
Mary Marshall Duffee explains balanced etiquette about sharing candy. The piece argues not to be greedy if it belongs to others and not to be selfish with your own candy, urging guests to pass boxes and avoid overindulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
McClure
Thirteen at Table and the Superstition Surrounding It
Historical note traces the fear of the number thirteen from the Last Supper to Norse myth and pagan circles. It cites Turkish, Italian, and Parisian beliefs linking thirteen to death, including a Parisian practice of workers who break the spell by arranging din-ers at tables of thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Paris
Maynard Postmaster Race Attracts Many Candidates
A vacancy in the Maynard postoffice spurs a crowded field of contenders including P. J. Sullivan, Wright, William Stockwell, Arthur Walker, Frank E. Sanderson, Timothy B. Moynihan, and B. J. Coughlin. The Civil Service exam will determine the appointment with a possible compromise pick if a deadlock occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Wright
Republican Town Committee
William Stockwell
Arthur Walker
Selesman
Frank E. Sanderson
Timothy B. Moynihan
B. J. Coughlin
Devonshire St
Boston
Coughlin
Disguised On Timers Et With Disaster At Crowe Park
A group of senior players under the Bowling Alley nom de plume faced disaster while attempting to defeat the Junior Holy Name nine at Crowe Park Thursday evening. J. A. N., using mostly a second string, emerged victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Nine
Crowe Park
J. A.N
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Columbus Rainville
Arnold Crowther
Helgrade Lake Maine
Albert Ledgard
Bel
Alfred Oxner
Stephey
Millbury
Charles Keene
Charles Garland
Baltic
Roy Prescott
John Marsden
T Reino Keton
Assabet
Allian Townsend
Hull
Ise
Annie Grant
William Gra
P. A. LaFlair
Verdun
Que
Robert Veitch
Doris Forbes
Montreal
Dward Henderson
Pleasant St
Albert Carney
Franklin
James Carvey
Sncely
William Banson
Aasabot Mills
Romalodge, Sons
Italy
Colonial Hall
Sando Carrubba
Antonio Colombo
Patsy Valeno
Roce Salamono
Salvadore Parasso
Ames Lucarro
Frank Piacitedli
Si Wan SI
John Alden
Viola Datta
Viola Dana
Hollywood
Emil Flugrath
Miss Dana
Shirley Mason
Edna Flugrath
Williamsbridge
Mary Marshall Duffee
McClure Gw
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexa
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Rogers
U.s.civil Service Commission
8 Civil Service
Tom King
George Lynch
Colombo
Sims
A. A. Hilferty
Tom George Lynch
Wilbur Clark
Tom and Harold Priest
A. Swanson
T. Colombo
Ralph Whiteh
Fred E. Morris
Hudgon
W. A Haynes Co
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