Maynard News Highlights Local Relocations and Events
Relocation work on Concord street has begun. The Gilder Stock Co performs at Music Hall this week. Residents like Joseph Mears in South Berwick and Miss Winnie Quinlan in Lowell are noted, with numerous others moving jobs, trips, and visits across nearby towns. A concert by Finn band drew a crowd. A new parochial residence plumbing contract and playground improvements are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mears
South Berwick
Winnie Quinlan
Lowell
William Priest
Skowhegan
Eva Hunt
Maynard House
Walter Brown
Powder Mills
Mary Mahon
Lexington
Fred Sims
Richard Murphy
W. A. Haynes Co
Jessie Bell
Mary Dodds
Revere Beach
8. R. Garland
James B. Lord
Minneapolis
Edward Conant
Maynard
Finn
H. P. N. Dahl
Pocketbooks
Fanny White
South Framingham
Emma Gorman
Genevieve Coughlin
Edward Henderson
New York
Edith Blanchard
Randolph Vt
Pearl Bean
J. H. Moynihan
Summer St
Forrest Holt
Susan Mc@rail
Lake Boon
A. D. Holt
St. Bridget’s
Ethel
Herbert Quinn
South Boston
James O'Donnell
James
Edward Ledgard
James Mahoney
Collinsville
William Cleary
Carney Hospital
Mary O'Toole
Clinton
Celia O'Toole
Helen Coughlin
Coughlin
Nason St
Katie Powers
Julia White
Lizzie
Mahon
Revere
John B. Moran
First Drowning Accident of the Season at Dutchman’s Hole
John Pazniak, a 28 year old Polish worker at the Assabet mills, drowned Saturday at the Dutchman’s swimming hole in the Assabet River. Companions on shore could not swim. an attempted rescue with a board failed. The body was recovered by a cutter after grappling hooks were sought, and medical examiner Dr. Hoitt ruled accidental drowning. Pazniak carried $120.24. burial costs were $36, with the rest going to his brother-in-law Michael Belida. He had been in the country ten months and was buried the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasabet
John Pazniak
Pazniak
J. R. Bent
Przniak
John Connors
Maynard Aind Sullivan
Hoitt
Marlboro
D. BE. Sheehan
Michael Belida
Harriman’s Court
Assabet Mills
Maynard baseball drives to Marlboro with big turnout expected
Maynard invades Marlboro Saturday to seek baseball honors. About 200 brass-armed rooters will travel on a special train, with the Maynard brass band to boost the team. The squad will feature four new players and aims to set a season record. Local residents William Tobin Fred Hatfield Miss May Sullivan John C. King and Miss Isabelle Pettigrew are noted among recent happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marlboro
Mill Town
J. W. Cea
Maynard Brass Band
Ion Hand
William Tobin
Fred Hatfield
Fitchburg
May Sullivan
Hudson
Beatrice Calla
William J. Maley
Ben Hooper
Revere Beach
Batter ies, Rain Interrupt Games Across Leagues
The report notes rain halting games in Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh with multiple Battery pairs listed for each match. A separate item reports a lightning strike at the Pinnyhouse Casino in Old Orchard Maine on August 22 injuring none.
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Boston
Rae EF
Ccccccesvens
Moetvolts
Dineen
Carrigan
Beiver
Payne
Washington
Cleveland
Rhoades
Bemis
Hughes and
Warner
Patten and Wakefield
Hess and
Buelow
Philadelphia
Bender
Powers
Howell and
Spencer
Pinnyhouse
Old Orchard
Ocean Pier
Maynard Triumphs Over Leominster in Close Cricket Match
Maynard cricket team defeated Leominster 25 to 21 on home grounds with one wicket to spare. After the match a clam bake and concert entertained players and guests. Maynard now anxiously awaits a deciding game with Fitchburg to claim the Massachusetts Central league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Leominster
Fitchburg
Assabet Mills May Shut Down for Two Weeks
Assabet mills may suspend operations for two weeks starting Saturday in an effort to give workers a vacation. Agent John Allen said the company hopes to finalize the plan today or on his return from Boston. A small wool store room fire occurred Tuesday morning, ruled spontaneous combustion and halted before the fire department arrived.
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Assabet Mills
John Allen
Allen
Boston
Electric Bitters Proven Cure for Kidney Debility
The testimonial claims Electric Bitters ended two years of kidney trouble and general debility for E. H. Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana. It calls Electric Bitters a sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney complaints, blood diseases and headaches. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard Willard's Pharmacy Acton.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s
Acton
Help Wanted Ads From Maynard in 19th Century Paper
Cottage house with five rooms and laundry to let to a person willing to do laundry work. Apply to Thomas H. Eckfeldt Woodst Concord Mass. Wanted bright intelligent young man to learn the drug trade. An excellent opening for a young man willing to work. Apply at Johnson pharmacy. Three furnished rooms to let with bath T J Butler. Woman wanted to do housework 17 20 to 10 and 1 30 to 4 daily Apply fat 28 Parker st Maynard. Dr Cochran dentist Case block Nason st Maynard.
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Thomas H. Eckfeldt
Woodst
Concord
Mass
Johnson Pharmacy
Jbath
T. J. Butler
Parker St
Maynard
Cochran
Case's Block
Nason St
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim
John N Pleasan of Magnolia, Inc praises a remedy for biliousness and constipation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists Johnsons Pharmacy Maynard and Willards Pharmacy South Acton as sellers at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasan
Magnolia, Inc
Johnson
Maynard
Willard
South Acton
Town Leaders Questioned as Maynard Denounces Officials
A Maynard citizen launches a moral critique of town government accusing officials of contempt for public opinion and naively violating oaths. In Concord a court case against Thomas Bell for keeping liquor with intent to sell results in a $100 fine and Cambridge detention for nonpayment. Lydia Legant of Precourt millinery on Main Street enjoys a Vecotin while Eva Langelier fills her Citizen and Taxpayer role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Thomas Bell
Bell
Cambridge
Lydia Legant
Maine
Eva Langelier
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