Maynard Cricket Club Field Day a Tremendous Success
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association held a large field day at the cricket grounds with top local and out of town athletes. Victor Savekoski won the hop, skip and jump and shot put events, while Frank Kelley dominated sprints and distance races. The Maynard brass band performed, and prizes including clocks and silver cups were awarded after 5:39.
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Maynard Cricket Club
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Cricket Grounds
Victor Savekoski
Otto Niskala
Frank Kelley
Thomas King
Charles Sulkala
Tst
Lucile Simms
Beatrice Cuttle
Tist
Joseph Hannon
James Ryan
John Taylor
Waino Temio
Donald Lent
Eddie Wetherbee
Fred Hanson
Maynard Brass Band
Cruatee St Ben
Appeal Filed Over Will of Martha S. Duncan
Jeanette C. Binns appeals a Probate court decree disallowing Martha S. Duncan's will. The case, from Maynard, notes Duncan died October 13, 1909, and the residue was left to Binns. An appeal requests jury issues and asserts the will’s validity and proper execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette C. Binns
Supreme Judicial Court
George F. Lawton
Martha S. Duncan
Maynard
Thomas Hillis
School St
Boston
Commonwealth
Looks Bad for Wool Business Amid High Tariff Debate
The woolen industry faces trouble as national lawmakers push high duties and the woolen schedule remains a frequent target. Many expect a bleak winter for woollen goods, with optimism dim under tariff talk. A. A. Hilferty and William Scully of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. enjoyed an outing at Bass Point Nahant on Thursday. Ld. Tobin returned from a two week stay at the Twilight Club Cottage Boon.
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River View
Concord Junction
St. Bridget's Parish
Millie Sullivan
Wayland
George Dorr
Worcester
George Laubenstein
Maple c
Gertrude Radcliff
Boston
Edna Dennison
George Gutteridge
Thousand Islands
William Taylor
George Taylor
Newark
N. J
Emmanuel Taylor
William Ryan
Providence
Katherine
Grace Wilder
Monson
Conn
Carl Person
Samuel Lawton
Fitchburg
Edward Toop
Everett
Rockville
Allen Ramsay
Willard Whitney
George Mead
Michael Cahill
Marlboro
Concord
Joshua Naylor
Baltimore
Thomas Naylor
George Whitney
Paper Mill
A. A. Hilferty
William Scully
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Bass Point
Nahant
Thurseday
Tobin
Twilight Club
Cte Tage
Boon
Family Reunion Draws Davidson Kin from Far and Near
The Davidson family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Lucille Maynard last Wednesday afternoon for a reunion the first in 11 years. Attendees from Sterling Stow Chelmsford San Bernardino California Chile South America Somerville and California shared lunch and enjoyed a day of planned activities honoring one of the oldest New England families with roots in Sterling before the Revolutionary era.
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Irene Dawding
Hattie
Irene
Rockville
Conn
Katherine McCormick
Elizabeth Cleary
Boston
South Acton
Edward Titley
Collinsville
Maynard
Frank Whitney
Lilla Childs
Gloucester
Francis Coughlan
Harvard
Mildred Morgan
Pittsfield
Riverside Cooperative Store
Nason St
Ri" Lynch
Bill
Elizabeth Dalton
Lowell
Albert Sylvester
Maple Ct
Charles Scanlon
Leominster
Sterling
Globe
Calfornia
Stow
Alonzo
Davidson
Upland
California
Lucena M. Nelson
Lizzie A. Atwood
Chelmsford
Harriet FE. Davidson
Patel E. Hardy
Nellie D. Adams
Somerville
George P. Skinner
Marian E. Skinner
Earl V
Wallace W. Savage
Watertown
Mass
May L. Dwinells
Mabel G. Whitcomb
Herbert J. Dwinells
Twilight Club Hosts Annual Ladies Day at Lake Boon
The Twilight club held its annual ladies day at the club home on Lake Boon. Hosts and guests arrived around 11 for dinner catered by Gleason of Marlboro. Poet John Hannon toasted the group as 38 attendees enjoyed music and a relaxed afternoon with many sisters present.
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Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Gleason
Marlboro
G. Edward White
John Hannon
Townwide CAS Extension Progress Promises Broad Housing Uptake
The cas extension work in the town has moved forward vigorously and many houses in various districts are now equipped. Initial doubts about practicality have faded as success grows beyond earlier expectations.
McCarthy Unbeatable Senate Hope Amid Party Enthusiasm
Maynard Democrats jubilant over a tightening senatorial position as Republicans show little enthusiasm. Democrats claim Rep McCarthy is unbeatable in any race, while GOP strength appears muted and uncertain about a contest.
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Maynard
Carth
Edson Enters Democratic Arena in Tight Middlesex District Fight
Rep George W W Edson of Stow circulates nomination papers as the 1th Middlesex district contest opens with Charles Sherry of Boxboro also seeking the nomination. The issue centers on a previous district agreement and direct nomination law affecting party strategy and potential candidates in Hudson and Maynard. Local Republicans may support Selectman Parker of Stow as their standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
George W. W. Edson
Stow
Kipling
Charles Sherry
Boxboro
Rep Edson
Rep. Edson
Republican District Committee
Hudson
Maynard
Rep
Edson
Selectman Parker
School Board Accepts Resignation and Plans Continuity
At Friday night’s meeting the resignation of Miss Agnes Barry from the high school faculty was accepted as she moves to a position at Lynn High School. The board also announced Miss Ruth Wolcott will remain for another year after reconsidering her prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Barry
Barry
Lynn Hich
Miss Barry
Ruth Wolcott
Supt
Brick
Republicans vie for governor nomination in Maynard race
Local Republicans intensify the contest for the governorship with Walker Frothingham and White in the field. Walker appears favored while Frothingham is seen as a surprise candidate, the organization favorite drawing old line Republicans statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Walker
Frothingham
Postmaster Promises Postal Savings System Boost in Maynard
Postmaster Arthur E. Walker assures The Enterprise that the postal savings plan will succeed in Maynard. He notes early advertising is in English only but expects foreign language editions to expand business, citing the foreign element’s respect for Uncle Sam as a money holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Walker
Maynard
Maynard town tax rates and school reopening details
The town tax rate for next year is 16.50 with real estate valuation rising to 2,684,522 and personal property at 1,298,283, totaling 3,982,805. Maynard High School will reopen on Tuesday September 5 and all grades by Monday September 11, with parents urged to ensure children show vaccination certificates on entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
John H. Lawton
Kenneth Camren
Maynard School Committee
Local Elks Attend Rainy Hudson Initiation Night
A large number of Elks gathered in Hudson on a rainy Tuesday evening for an initiation. The report notes community happenings including visitors to Charlestown, family trips to Revere Beach and York Beach, a band concert at Lake Boone, and various local residents taking vacations or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Aquilla Reynard
Nettie
Charlestown
Lever’s
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