Maynard social and club dances fill Cooperative hall
Thanksgiving week in Maynard features several dances at Cooperative hall and nearby venues. Local residents including Miss Lena Whitney and Miss Olive Crossley socialize with visiting relatives from Dorchester and Somerville, while Matti Kangue plans to sail for Finland after leaving P. J. Sullivan’s employ. Community events include whist parties, bowling, and a poultry show prize display forthcoming in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Woodart
Wice
Gutteridge
Laws
Charles Smith
Dorchester
Maryin
Concord
Mary Mahon
George Morris
Manchester
N. 1
Law OS
Lena Whitney
Annie Foster
Faaarae
Matti Kangue
P. J. Sullivan
Finland
Magdalene
Cooperative Hall
Hibernian Hall
Roy Denniston
Kingston
Maynard
Olive Crossley
Robert Crossley
Thomas
William Martin
Fred Rind
John W. Lynch
Worcester
Coughlin
Maldon
Pe Lawton
Medford
Thomas Lord
Salem
Mary Lord
San Francisco
W. B. Case
Toopen
Nason Sty
Morris Kap
William Saunders
South Framingham
H. P. N. Dahl
Cricket Club
Peter Kiviehan
John O'Leary
Joseph Dineen
Edward O’brien
Union Singing Orchestra of
Marlboro
St.Bridget’s Temperance Society
Hopedale
Samuel Lever
New York
Mr. Lerer
Blatt's Revenge Fined In Liquor Case At Maynard
In Maynard a dispute over liquor sales led to a court summons for Samuel Kaplan to answer charges while Max Blatt and Fred Johnson faced testimony. Kaplan was fined $60 after Keller admitted selling ale at Kaplan's Windsor House, as the episode stirred local temperance tensions and whispers of informants.
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Dynerd
Max Blatt
Maynard
Max
Wintsor House
Kaplan
Blatt
Johnson
Niche Tarehoy Mare Feet
Ecolas
Mrs. Blatt
Thomas Hillis
Evening School Proposal Draws Strong Interest
A meeting at the neeke st school drew about 60 residents eager for an evening school. Attendees sought reading and writing classes in English, bookkeeping, and a full college program with a football crew. About three teachers were seen as needed, with another meeting Friday to set preliminary steps.
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Neekest
Sen
Inneeee
Executors named in William May will face trust details
The will of the late William May directs 150000 to be placed in trust with the interest paid to a survivor among six beneficiaries. It states that if any named person contests the will, they forfeit the legacy. Executors named are widow Mrs. Mary Maynard Harland J Mayo?d and Mrs. Warren B. Peters, a son and daughter respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William May
Mary Maynard
Harland J. Mayard
Warren 8. Peters
Keyes
Clarain
Hayes St
Pa Lce
Uric-O Promoted as Rheumatism Cure by Smith Drug Co
The ad claims rheumatism cannot be cured without Uric-O. It asserts the disease, described as paralysis at times, is relieved by Uric-O which is not a cathartic. Smith Drug Company of Syracusa N Y offers a liberal sample and bottles at $1.00, available direct or by mail order.
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Smith Drug Company
Syra N. Y
Seven Citizens Attend Town Meeting Highlight Low Turnout
A Monday town meeting drew only seven attendees despite debate on key issues. Moderator A J Coughlan oversaw sessions including a controversy over a $200 incidental appropriation and a $100 transfer for cemetery upkeep at the Randell estate in Glenwood. Land claims with John White and Gross were settled to general satisfaction.
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Maynard
A. J. Coughland
Seee Randell
Glenwood
John White
Grosseee Oneteen
Revival of Old State Basketball In Maynard Lineup
The article previews a Maynard basketball revival with Jim Ledgard leading a lineup that includes Jink Murray Cleary Jack Collins and other stars. First game is Saturday night with hopes for a strong crowd and games against Natick South Flaming and other regional teams.
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Maynard
Stoke Tan
Jim Ledgard
Ledgard
Williams Oe
Crack Ee
Natick
South Flaming
Yg Ge
Steve Mal Facee
Frank Archer
Ts Anger
Gruber Offers to Pay if Fine Reduced to 650
Louis Gruber asks selectmen to urge Keyes for a fine cut from 100 to 60. He plans to settle in local court rather than fight at higher court, payment to be made if the reduction is approved. Gruber boards that if he loses in higher court the town benefits by settling in district court.
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Gruber
Louis Gruber
Keyes
Maynard Football Teams Edge Worcester 3-1 In Cold Game
In a brisk day at the cricket ground crowds attended a Maynard versus Worcester football clash. Maynard won 3 to 1 despite cold weather with a large crowd joining in the afternoon and evening events at Exchange Hall South Acton. More danced later in town.
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Maynard
Worcester
South Acton
Spring Politics Stirring Before Town Committee Organization
Breeze of political activity as town committees prepare to organize in coming weeks. Republicans must first settle key posts including Thomas board of health, Alexander Veitch trustee of the public library, and B. T. McManus assessor.
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Ae Ieee
Casele
Jon
As Io
Tehomas Board of Health
Alexander Veitch
Public
B. T. McManus
Easy to Secure: Public Access at Boston Revenue Office
There is talk about how the public can be secured access at the Ghesant revenue office in Boston. Citizens may be able to obtain services or information by visiting the office during business hours and following posted procedures.
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Ghesant Revenue Office
Boston
Prince Atlees Swindling Case Reaches Paris Courts
Prince Atlees swindling case opens in Paris with Prince Von Hohenlohe seeking arrest of Philip Simeon de Flores Dixmer property allegedly defrauded him of nearly $100,000 through fictitious transfers. The firm is accused of securing about $2,000,000 from other prominent figures.
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Prince Atlees
Paris
Prince von Hohenlohe
Philip Simeon de Flores & Dixmer
Nellie Brown seeks public record of husband’s departure
Mrs. Nellie Brown of Maynard states her husband left her. The notice provides her name and location with a date November 21. Rev. J Albert Crowley is reported to be visiting Washington.
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The
Enterprise
Nellie Brown
Maynard
J. Albert Crowley
Washington
Weyler Returns to Post as War Flares in Madrid
King Alfonso approves new ministry under Iquis de Armijo and General Weyler resumes his old post as premier, with the situation in Madrid described as grave and the public greatly aroused.
Stomach and Liver Tonic Praised by Local Resident
A Cooper man, John Lowe, reports two years of stomach trouble cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He bought twelve bottles total and now declares himself well. Sold by H. J. Maynard.
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Chamberlain
John Lowe
Cooper
H. J. Maynard
For sale requests and location notes in Acton area
Classified notice lists Rhiners for sale and applications at Assabet park and a corner lot near ng lane and Main street. Mentions Mrs N M West Acton Mass and a dentist in Case's block ward. Also notes soap solvent agent at Mds store Nason street and a May sale with tight terms and advice.
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Jamey J
Assabet Park
Ng Lane
Main St
Mra. N. M
West Acton
Mass
Case's Block
Ward
W. B. Holt
Md’s
Nason St
Assassination in Macon as Brooks Shot Through Window
Charles Brooks of Chippley was killed last night in his home in Macon Georgia a shot fired through a window with no clue and bloodhounds to be used. A separate note mentions a home remedy testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Geo F Spence of Holly Springs North Carolina and H J Dwinell Maynard used as a local distributor.
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Macon
Charles Brooks of
Chippley
Chamberlain
Geo
F .Spence
Holly Springs
N. C
H J. Dwinell
Maynard
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Will Et Cee Cooperative Tall
Leonard Henderson of
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Edward Henderson
Music Hall
Sherman's Moving Picture Co
A. T. Haynes
Edith Berry
Huraday
California
Evers
Candies. Co
Lawrence
Malden
Odd Fellows
Dwinell
Templars
Union Singing Orchestra
Ladies of the
M. B. Church
Congregational Church
Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
S. R. Kitchin
Xapian
Apcorda
Old State
Maurice McWalter
Gardless
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