Maynard News Roundup of Local Visits and Notices
Maynard residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips, furloughs, and social gatherings. Individuals named include H H Young, Hannah Sullivan, James Gallagher, John Carpenter, Andrew Kennedy, Roderick McIver, Leo White, James Moynihan, Katherine Harrington, Gertrude Sullivan, Thomas Lawlor, Philip Weston, John King, Karl Kilonen, Frank Lesage, Charles McGill, Bridget Claflin, and Mrs. Mary Downey among others. Also noted: military son William Moore arriving overseas, front reports from Camp Devens, and local civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Young and
Concord St
Gloucester
Hannah Sullivan
Main St
James Gallagher
John Carpenter
Camp Devens
Andrew Kennedy
Belmont
Roderick McIver
Brooks ‘St
Leo White
Bumpkin Island
John White
Percival St
James Moynihan
Foxboro State Hospital
John Moynihan
Katherine Harrington
Arlington
James Carney
Lincoln St
Gertrude Sullivan
Mechaniceville
Hennah Sullivan
Thomas Lawlor
Timothy Lawlor
Hillside St
U.S. Naval
Philip Weston
Acton Sr
Otterlake
N. H
John King
McKinley Jr
Hans Killonen
Frank Lesage
Revere Beach
Charles McGill
Lowell
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury St
Mary B. Riese
Katherine McCarthy
Somerville
St. Bridget’s
Patrick Sherry
Warren, R. I
Maynard
Sherry
Special bargains Kroeger Mahogany Piano sale ad
Bargain notice for a Kroeger mahogany piano offered at 250 dollars. Listing shows R. W. Carter of Maynard as contact or seller. Ad appears in a local classifieds section.
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Kroeger
R. W. Carter
Maynard
Baby Carriage For Sale Cheap In Maynard Mass
A baby carriage offered for sale at a low price appears lightly used. Call at 1 Maple Court, Maynard, Massachusetts for details.
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Maple Court
Maynard
Mass
Moved Into Case's Block Office Hours Listed
A fragment notes an address at 20 Nason Street and a block office hours schedule with times 9:30 to 11 a m and 3 to 7:30 p m on weekdays and 2:30 to 5:30 p m on Sundays plus a telephone reference ending in 58.
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Case's
Nason Street
Knitted Red Cross Allotment for Maynard August Delivery
Maynard Red Cross reports August allotment for convalescent robes bed shirts layettes undershirts and girls chemises totaling 13 32 7 7 16 with more to follow Contributions include 55 smileage books from Everett Toop a night robe from Mrs Anna Carter and a painted pillow from Mrs Kate Goodenow The New England Red Cross bulletin urges restricting knitted work to support government needs Division head Eleanor Saltonstall notes surgical dressings staff shifted to rush comfort kit orders completing over 16000 kits in one day by wartime volunteers
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Red Cross
Maynard Red Cross
Maynard
Everett Toop
Anna Carter
Concord St
Kate Goodenow
Summer St
Bulletin of the Red Cross For
New England
Eleanor Saltonstall
Washington St
United States
Died From Burns at Assabet Mills
Charles Colombo 33 of 133 Main street died at Marlboro hospital after being severely scalded Friday while cleaning overalls in a vat of boiling water at the Wet Finish department of Assabet Mills. He was found by shopmates and died overnight after first aid by Dr Mortimer Paine. Funeral at St Bridget's Church and burial at St Bridget's Cemetery. Community sent sympathy and a gold purse to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colombo
Assabet Mills
Marlboro Hospital
Mortimer Paine
Colombo
Main St
St. Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Accidents Injure Several At Assabet Mill Week
A sequence of workplace mishaps at the Assabet Mills injures five employees this week. Charles Colombo died after falling into a boiling vat while cleaning his overalls. Ruta Haager lost two fingers requiring amputation. Onni Jokisaari sustained a severe scalp wound from loom gears but is improving. Another worker lost fingertip in a loom shuttle box. James Behan previously received medical care for a hand injury.
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Assabet
Charles Colombo
Marlboro Hospital
Ruta Haager
Arthur
Christie
Onni Jokisaari
Douglas Ave
Deaconess Hospital
Flaherty
James Behan
Polish Flag Flies Beside US Banner in Maynard Parade
The Polish national flag joined the Stars and Stripes as the Society of Our Lady of St. Casimir’s Church led a parade from the I. O. O. F. hall on Nason Street through Maynard’s streets. A martial music band played while six girls carried a service flag containing 39 stars representing Polish residents in service. 31 of them in American forces. William Zeanise served as marshal and John Czerkacz as aide as patriotic speeches urged War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Ten dollars was raised for Maynard Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Society of Our Lady of St. Casimir’s Catholic
Poland
Nason St
William Zeanise
John Czerkacz
Our Lady’s Society
Safe With Company Soldier Reassures Family
Private Austin Harney of the 102d Machine Gun Battalion is reported safe with his company after a July 30 letter to Mrs. Reed Lyons of Main Street. Earlier reports suggested capture by the Germans, but clarification shows another man with the same name was captured in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Harney
102D
Reed Lyons
Main St
France
Lawn Party at St Bridget's Nets Record Attendance
St Bridget's parish lawn party drew a record crowd over Thursday to Saturday with Japanese lanterns and flags. Performances by Lowell entertainers, Camp Devens khaki troops, and local talents highlighted the event alongside a children’s folk dancing display and various booths run by parish groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Lowell
John J. McHugh
Camp Devens
William Coughlin
McDonald
Driscoll
Corp. Barry
Quartermaster’s Department
Emma Clahane
Concord
Mary Farrell
Helen Morgan
Hannah Sweeney
John Hovan
Charles Sweeney
Booth
Mary. Driscoll
Margaret McCarthy
Howard Puffer
Frances Nagle
Susie Sheehan
John Moran
Mary
McCook
Alexander Espie
Robert. White
John Garney
Annie Lyons
Mary Féarns
Immaculate Conception
Eva Tucker
Alice MecCormack
Margaret McCormack
Katherine McCormack
Gertrude Morgan
Holy Name
Agnes Waldron
Myrtle Simms
Eva Morton
Theresa Malone
Philip Allard
John Maley
Joseph O’brien
Nellie Ray
Elizabeth Sweeney
Ethel Lowney
Marion Boyle
Dorothy Hannon
Elizabeth Herbert
West Acton
Annie Kingsley
George Weaver
Margaret Cullinane
Owen Duggan
John Moore
Matthew Powers
Roy McCormack
John J
Bancroft Woman Receives Croix de Guerre for Heroic Action
Mrs. Peter Hanson of Bancroft received news Saturday that her son Private Harold Hanson of Company I 104th Infantry earned the Croix de Guerre. He carried ammunition through heavy fire to the front and, after returning, volunteered as a stretcher bearer to aid wounded comrades under artillery battle conditions. He was decorated on the field by a French general near the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hanson
Bancroft
Harold Hanson
Co. I
104Th Inf
France
Hanson
Marlboro Naturalization Court Sees Several Applicants
A special Marlboro naturalization session granted first papers to Charlies B. Lent and son John Lent Puffer rd James Scott and Patrick Powers. Mark Newton received his second. Maynard residents hope for another Marlboro session arranged by Mayor McCarthy.
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Naturalization Court
Marlboro
Charlies B. Lent
John Lent
Puffer
James Scott
Patrick Powers
Mark Newton
Maple St
Maynard
McCarthy
Downey Jr. Called for Service Leaves for Philadelphia
Clifton Downey son of Mrs Mary Downey Parker Jr an employee at W X Macurda drug store was called to service Thursday morning and left that night for Philadelphia Pa where he will take a bow in specialing in high entoaiven.
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Clifton. Downey
Mary Downey
Parker Jr
W. X. Macurda
Philaante Pa
Draft Call and Registration Plans in Maynard Area
The selection board for Division 165 posts 57 registrants to report by August 30 and 8 limited service men by August 30 or 31. A list of names includes Glen Gould and Joseph Comeau among many residents of Maynard, Pepperell, and surrounding towns. Registration for all men 21 by August 24 will be at town hall Ayer, with about 30 expected to register that day and about 1200 to 1300 overall.
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Selection Board of Division
Maynard
Selection Board
Thurspa
Adjutant General's
Orce
Glen ©. Gould
West Acton
Raymond V. Charlton
Westford
Joseph Leo Comeau
Russell P. Wright
Pepperell
Joseph P. Martin
Bernard Foss
Harvard
West ‘Groton
John H. Remick
Littleton
George BE. Stone
Berlin
Robert E. Cobb
Littigton
Joseph O. Joyal
John
Parkkila
West Groton
Amos Heywood Knowlton
C. Warren Smith
Stow
Ralph W. Buck
George Porter’ Pendleton
Ayer
John Dreczko
Donald L. Shattuck
Clarence F. Andrews
Groton
Frederick J. Curtis
Lunenburg
Chester E. Blaisdell
Kenneth Ward Crossman
William Harold
Lincoln
Edward J. Murray
Townsend Chester J. Smith
Shirley
Carl Albert Campbell
Bolton
Frank D. Lyons
James Murray Blanchard
Townsend
Michael Angelo Russo
East Pepperell
Joseph Miller
Walter B. Cullen
John L’heureux
Harold Dean Westover
Clarence Homan Dane
Charles M. Griffin
Phillip D. Sawyer
South Acton
Ernest T. Wright
Henry W. Harrington
James J. Rafferty
Graniteville
Edward L. Flynn
William E. M. McGuiness
Henry J. Heaty
Joseph B. Wood
Flint M. Preble
Chester Irwin
Adelbert E. Coulson
Calvin J. Danley
Alfred F. Gill
Gerry B. Nutting
Edward Martin McGuane
Homer J. Craft
William Cyril B. Gilson
Anthony Pirirotto
George Stuart
George C. Winchester
Townsend Walter C. Murray
Maynard Charles A. Wyman
Townsend Henry G. B. Contine
Westfori
John P. Lanteigne
Shirley Joseph Kalio
Shirley Winfield O. Larkin
West Berlin
Harold Cuttell
Town Hall
F. B. Sanderson
War Savings Stamp Contest Sees Lodge Standings Grow
Interest in the War Savings stamp contest rises as lodge standings are posted monthly at the local post office. The contest runs through December with prizes for the lodge buying the most stamps and earning the patriotism certificate. Standings show L O F leading August 1 with 2351.01, A O H at 2339.25, Moose 125.93, K of P 157.65, and the July gains topped by A O H at 1468.45 and LO O F at 941.17.
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L. C
Moose
Pas
Baby girl born to Rose A. Mason at St. Elizabeth's hospital
Mrs. Rose A. Mason formerly Rose Jackson gave birth to a baby girl Friday at St. Elizabeth's hospital. She resides on Acton Street and married M. A. Mason in Sept. 1917. She is active in St. Bridgit’s Society and a Maynard high school graduate.
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Rose A. Mason
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Localizens in Brief: Vacation, Weddings and Memorials
Mrs Albert Fairbanks and children and Miss Julia Sheehan vacation at Lake Boon. A E Walker bought a Dodge Bros car from Torrey & Vialle of Concord this week. Mr and Mrs O B Fowler spent Sunday with their son Sergt Harry Fowler. Evelyn Cole, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cole, vacationing in Chelsea. Father Killilea of Brockton visiting Father J Hugh at St Bridgets. Samuel Kosaler and family attended a Philadelphia wedding. William Hunt and daughter returned from Wind Mead and Mrs Hunt to be called soon. Mrs Lee Donahue was organist at a Requiem Mass for Lieut James Mansfield killed in action July 20.
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Albert Fairbanks
Julia Sheehan
Lake Boon
A. E. Walker
Dodge *Bros
of Torrey, “& Vialle
Concord
Fowler
Brooks ‘St
Harry Fowler
Wort Standish
Evelyn Cole
William Cole
Maple St
Chelsea
Killilea
Brockton
St. Bridget’s
Spet
J. Hugh
Samuel Kosaler
Philadelphia
Bamore
William Hunt
Hunt
Lee Donahue
Main St
St. Bernard’s Church
James Mansfield
Card of Thanks for support after bereavement notice
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Bdith ler and family, Mrs. Lizzie Chandler. TO LET Space for storage of furniture pianos etc Inquire G A Theodore Nason st Maynard a2ld Brunswick Phonographe Pathe records RW Carter Inard 8 Main st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdithler
Lizzie Chandler
Theodore
Nason
Maynard
Brunswick Phonographe Pathe ‘Records
RW. Carter
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William Moore
Maple
William
Joseph Kaler
305Th Artillery
George Kaler
Sudbury
ER. T. _McManus
James Donavan
Dorchester
Donavan
St Bernard’s Cemetery
Thomas King
Walnut St
William Johnson
Thompson Sr
Massachusetts General Hospital
James Claflin
Boston Police Department
John Bellows
New
Mour
Albert
Walter Mullin
Johnc Dwyer
Wm. Reigle
Cooperative Hall
Richard Wall
Elizabeth Wall
Walpole
Annie Downey
Boston
White Mountains
Herbert Lawton
Frank McBride
John McBride
Waverly
Frank Ahearn
Fresh Pond
Robert Powers
John McCue
Mt. Auburn
Beatrice Malone
May Scully
Pittsfield
William Scully
Dartmouth St
Thomas McNally
Medway
Wm. Scully
John~Maley
Thompson St
William Morrison
Ashuelot
H. H. Loud
Wilmington
S. A. Christie, M. D
John Edwards
Prop
Assabet Institution For Savings
Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Klenzo
America
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexall
Robert Lyons
Hartfort
Michael Cleary
Lyons
U. S
Preston
James Donohue
W. Carter
Sidney E. McGleary
Santos
New York State
T. F. Parker
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