Maynard News brings many visitors and town notes
Wilam Burns and family of Lowell stay with Mrs Katherine Lawton. many visits from Hartford Conn to Concord, Weston, North Weymouth, Nova Scotia, and Cape Cod. Local events include baseball talk, red army maneuvers in Orange Conn, a wedding planned for Aug 21, and a Boxboro fair Sept 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Burns
Lowell
Katherine Lawton
Great
Jersey Butter Co
New Concord
Concord Junction
Lessie Lawton
South Freeport
Joseph Connors
Hartford
Conn
Jas. Connors
Coulter
Boston
A. A. Hilferty
Minnie Hilferty
North Weymouth
C. H. Persons
Margaret McAlter
Ware
Trinity College
Annie McCarron
Daniel Lowney
New York
Marion
Clemmie Sullivan
Poutasse
Weston
Ruby Marchant
Fitchburg
Ivy Shay
Nova Scotia
F. J. Plummer
Wiers
N. H
Oscar Gustavison
Kirwin Bilson
Frank Taylor
Raymond Jones
Maine
Arthur Gault
Revere
Ballou
Samuel Lawton
Vera Lawton
Lake Boon
H. P. N. Dahl
Martha
Revere Beach
A. Hilferty
George Lynch
Frank Lawton
William Scully
Old Orchard
Old Ocean
Portland
Black Powder Mills
A. T. Haynes
Maynard
Kenneth Damien
Chicago
Red Army
Orange
John Moore
Corp
Leonard Smith
Frank
Edward Crowley
William Baldwin
William Coulter
Allen Jensen
F. J. Smith
J. Robinson
Frank White
Co. I of
Concord
Reds and Blues
J. M. Bellows
Washington
Taft
Maynard Brass Band
Peter Lynch
Mary
Providence
R. J
Owen. Duggan
Joshua Edwards
Leon Frye
Medford
Alexander Marsden
Annie Howard
John F. White
Annie Trench
Assabet Aerie
Hudson
Casey
May
Irene Barron
William Barron
Millville
William Johnson
Republicans struggle to find McCarthy challenger in district
The week yields little change as Republicans search for a candidate to oppose Senator McCarthy. Nomination talks stall with few taking papers, while McCarthy gains support in Waltham and Marlboro through active bill work, likely unopposed by rivals.
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Senator McCarthy
Waltham
Marlboro
Albert Bilson Leaves American Woolen Co After 34 Years
Albert Bilson, longtime wet finish department boss at the American Woolen Co in Maynard, separated from the firm after 34 years in the U S woolen industry. Born in Trowbridge England he came to the United States and spent 14 years with the Maynard plant. His son Kirwan Bilson also left the company immediately after his father. Bilson hopes to retire briefly to recover his health after a long career marked by steady service and strong employer loyalty.
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Alice
Mary Donnelly
Harrisville
R. J
William Sweeney
Middlesex
Lake Boon
William
Alice McGrail
Cambridge
Boston
Harvard
Alexander Murray
Fulton
N. Y
Pitman Company
Lawrence
American Woolen Co
Alex Forbes
Myrtle
Doris
Arthur Henderson
Howard
Robert Veitch
Albert Bilson
Bilson
Trowbridge
England
Maynard
Kirwan Bilson
Roosevelt Makes Strong Inroads Across Key States
Reports from the National Progressive convention in Chicago show Roosevelt with a solid hold in the western and middle western states. Kansas votes Roosevelt by about 10,000. California, Washington, Minnesota, and Montana show strength. New York is rapidly shifting toward the Progressive side amid active meetings statewide.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Great Western
Middle Western
Kansas
California
Washington
Minnesota
Montana
New York
Thanks for kindness after bereavement from Whitney family
The Whitney family expresses deep appreciation for help and support during their recent bereavement. They thank friends for lightening their burden and assure lasting remembrance for all that was done. George A. Whitney and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Whitney
K P Third Rank Degree Team Shown in Window Display
A fine picture shows the K of P third rank degree team on exhibition in the Johnson pharmacy window.
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Johnson Pharmacy
Scouts Are Home After Taste Of Sea Duty On Ship Pio neer
The local Boy Scout detachment returned from a week on the scout ship Pioneer after a rigorous sea duty tour. Under disciplined guidance they practiced rigging, boat handling, cooking and first aid while upholding ideals of trustworthiness loyalty and bravery. Arthur A. Carey of Wattham, Scout president, led the trip credited for its success and insights into life at sea.
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Maynard
Boy Scouts
Pioneer
Rnch
Arthur A. Carey
Wattham
Kenneth H. Damren and the National Progressive party founder
Kenneth H. Damren of this town led the Massachusetts delegation at the first National Progressive convention held in Chicago. A longtime Republican with ties to the Roosevelt era, he became secretary of the new party and a prominent insurgent, aligning with its platform and future campaigns. Born March 16 1882 in Auburn Missouri, he is a Bowdoin and Harvard Law School graduate and serves on the local school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
Naonal Progressive Party
Chicago
Ihs
Jackson Oaks
Kenneth H. Damien
Mass
New Movement
New Party
Roosevelt
Cameron
Roosevelt Committee
Damien
Auburn
Edward Little High School
Bowdoin College
Harvard University Law School
Robert Luce
Missuth Blanchard
Maxine Ashley Blanchard
Republican Party
New Par
Mr. Damren
Maynard Cricket at Fitchburg falters in away loss
Fitchburg defeats Maynard by wickets as C Nicholson top scores for Fitchburg while W Duxbury J Cowles and H Nicholson lead Maynard in a page of cricket line by line scoring. Howard Jamieson and Frank Kelly shine in Elks carnival at Fenway Park with silver medals and strong sprinting and 400 metre win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jamieson
Frank Kelly
Fenway Park
Boston
Jamieson
Drew
Milk Price Rise Attempt Fails in Local Market
Local milk dealers tried to unite to raise prices but the effort collapsed. Only one dealer remains sticking to the agreement while wholesale milk prices show no rise and no signs of famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Fishermen Boost Trade After Mayor's Fish Advice
Fish dealers report rising business as Mayor Fitzgerald urges seafood to supplement meat. Retailers suffer higher meat costs with limited profit. James Hogan of Clinton visited Miss Elizabeth Carpenter earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
James Hogan
Clinton
Elizabeth Carpenter
Taft Wool Bill Attitude Eases Trade Tensions
President Taft’s stance on the wool bill this week suggests no immediate disruption in the woolen trade. Despite political upheaval, business sails along calmly, with the public believing no party intends harm to national industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Taft
For Rent and For Sale Classified Notice
TO LET eight room house with bath Apply to Samuel Lawton Concord st FOR SALE Household furniture Patrick Powers Great road FOR SALE Rubber tired stanhope buggy almost new and almost open buggy cheap CG J Mahoney TO LET On or about Sept 1 new six room tenement Apply to Mrs Emily Roberts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Samuel Lawton
Concord St
Patrick Powers
Great Road
J. Mahoney
Emily Roberts
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Maynard News
Norss
Town
Helen Coughlin
Maud Riley
Provincetown
Ana Peterson
Marie Peterson
Lindenst
Jas. Lee
Jamestown
Hiram Parkin
Ernest Butterworth
Dahl
Mass, Optical Society
Point of Pines
Harriet James
Danielson
Ethel Butterworth
Norwood
Ella O'Day
Winthrop
John McGowan
Philadelphia
Andrew Gibbons
Margaret Johnson
Agnes Lesk
Enfield
Rachael Marsden
Samuel Damren
K. H. Damren
Brooks St
Roy Dennnston
Indianapolis
A. G. Murray
Andover
James Turnbull
Firrense Russell
Westboro
Amory Maynard
Harlow Green
White Horse Beach
May Sharpe
Southbridge
Nellie May
Elizabeth Sweeney
J. Enwright
Springfield
Francis Moynihan
Brockton
T. B. Moynihan
Alice Payne
Whitinsville
Peter Lesage
James Manning
Rochester
Chase Nurseries
Emanuel Taylor
Leominster
B. F. Townsend
William Herrick
Nicholas Driscoll
Daniel Goodenow
Sadie Goodenow
Albert Hendricksen
New Idea Store
Samuel Bander
A. Bander
Abraham Bander
Ft. I
A. Raymond Bander
P. J. Sullivan
Millie Sullivan
Medfield
Swampscott
Haley
Robert Kierstead
Alpert Ledgard
Mildred Morgan
Taunton
Jesse Brush
Pittsfield
Henry Axford
Lena Whitney
Marblehead Neck
Winnifred Harvey
Esther Harvey
Rockville
John Sunderland
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Catherine Lawton
James Morgan
Mildred
Helen
Patrick Murphy
George Creighton
Kerwin Bilson
Bangor
Castine
John Ingham
Mildred Rande
Charles Weaving
Waino Keto
Edwin
Vinal Haven
Albert Hodgess
Baltimore
Ada Endgess
Albert
U.S. Radiator Co
C. W. Orne
Harold
Edna Waton
Melrose
H. J. Fiske
Thomas Cave
Barre
H. F. Fiske
Arthur Marchant
John Callahan
Acton St
Kenneth H. Damren
Kenneh H. Damren
C. Nicholson
R. A. Gwynne
Duxbury
Waterhouse
J. Morrice
W. Marshall
Robertson
H. Nicholon
H. Asquith
1. Heaton
W. Nussey
L. B. Asquith
F. Stockdale
J. Burnett
Maynard W. Duxbury
H. Nicholson
J. Cowles
R. Robertson
Burnett
W. Waterhouse
H.nicholson
A. Billett
J. Webster
Burnett J . C. Spence
Burnett J. Rodway
Stockdale
H. Wae
Maynard Burnett
Nicholson
John
Ain Stree
Rexall
Davis
Lynch Bros
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Johnson Pharnacy
H. J. Dwinell
Prop
Main
Gilroy
M. M. Poresky
Nason St
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