Local notes and social rounds fill Maynard week
Edmund McPherson returns from Tufts as town clubs host talks on Carnegie library status. A busy week features lectures at the Business Men's Association, performances by Cutter and Knapp at the Woman's club, and a flurry of visits, travels, and small-town events including theater, dances, sports, auctions, and library additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund McPherson
Tufts College
Business Men's Association Tuesaday
BP. D. Belden
Carnegie Library
Carngele
George B. Cutter
Roseleth Knapp
Woman's Club
Mr. Cutter
Maynard
Miss Knapp
Rexall Hair Tonic Claims Grow Hair, Guarantees Refund
An advertisement from The Rexall Store at 12 Nason St Maynard Mass promotes Rexall 93 and 98 Hair Tonics. It asserts life in hair roots means growth and promises a money back guarantee if customers are not pleased. It notes germ reduction, scalp relief, and increased growth with a 50 cent or 1 dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
Maynard
Mass
Rexall Orderlies Ad Offer Risk-Free Trial
A Marlboro Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies with a money back risk offer if the remedy fails to relieve constipation. The ad claims a scientific, tasteless ingredient, no side effects, and suitability for children and elderly. Available in 12, 36, and 80 tablet sizes with prices 10 25 and 50 cents. P. H. DeLee Maynard Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Marlboro
P. H. DeLee
Nason St
Maynard
Mass
Congress Action Looms on Tariff Board and Textile Duties
President Taft signals proposed tariff reductions for wool and cotton in an Outlook interview. Tariff board initial findings show partisan leanings, delaying a stable readjustment. Despite uncertainty, a nonpartisan tariff board is hoped to settle the tariff and aid New England mills and related businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
New England
Heifer on the Loose Stirs Town Neighbors
A fiery untamed heifer roams between Russell's bridge and Lake Boon frightening residents. It occasionally targets people, once attempting to grab Frank McCormick, then broke a window in Mr. Quigley's barn. The animal, owned by H. Derby of Concord, fled to the woods after returning to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Russell's Bridge
Lake Boon
Frank McCormick
Frank
Quigley
Bond Place
Jack London
South Sea Islands
H. Derby
Concord
Unqualified Site Hosts Evening of Music and Dance
The venue offered a concert from 8 until 9 by the Harry B Brigham orchestra from Aiiboro, then dancing until 2 o clock. A midnight supper followed. The hall featured red and white decor and was praised for its efficient management. Out of town guests attended and commended the orderly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B Brigham
Aiiboro
Warrant Officers Position Pay and Roles in Navy
An article outlines warrant officer ranks in the Navy, detailing grades, assignment duties, and pay scales. It explains how pay grows with service length, lists specific roles such as gunners and carpenters, and notes duties under commissioned officers. It also mentions historic changes in command and badges of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Congregational Church Notes and Boy Scout Outing Summary
Congregational Church notes report Thursday Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at 2 30 in the church parlors. Friday Boy Scouts of America troop 1 spent the day in the woods with the scout master learning cooking lighting fires and marching. Sunday vesper service at 4 30 featured a repeat musical program and Rev Frederick N Rutan was elected scribe of the Suffolk West Association of Congregational ministers and will attend the Wal tham meeting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Rutan
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick N. Rutan
Suffolk West Association of Congregational Ministers
Waltham
South Lawrence Wins 5 to 2 Over Local Football Team
The strong South Lawrence squad defeated the local football team by five to two on Thursday. Lawrence players were fast and clever, dominating the Maynard team with a workmanlike style. Mr and Mrs John McCarthy visited relatives in Leominster on Sunday.
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Edward Sheridan
Worcester
James Sheridan
Thompson
Pauline Bent
Tilton
Semion
Ummer
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonville
IR. C
P. J. Sullivan
John Chapin
Thos. Wolfenden
Edith
Attleboro
Maud Riley
F.S. Brick
Uxbridge
Marjory Doherty
Woburn
George O'Brien
A. P. Brown
Boxboro
Peter Rainville
East Douglas
Felix Rainville
Ervil Bryant
Boston
Ruby Hamlin
James Glennon
Pittsfield
George Morris
Westfield
E. C. Smith
Foxboro
TheodoreLowney
Watertown
Albert Batley
Lowell
Carl Stockbridge
Nettie Reynard
Fitchburg
M. E
George H. Gutteridge
Nason St
Fred Wilder
James Lent
Lot Hackwell
W. G. Priest
Bretha
Lessie Lawton
Brooks St
Roscoe Plaisted
Maynard Checker Club
Mr. Plaisted
Gov. Plaisted
Maine
Maynard Checker
South Lawrence
Lawrence Boys
Maynard
John McCarthy
Leominster
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Fall River
Timothy Murphy
High St
Harold Garney
Nautical Training School
Newport
R. 1
Uncle Sam
Florence Wilson
Pawtucket
R. L
George Waterhouse
Clarence Bodfish
Clarence
Providence
R. I
A. T. Haynes
Rachael Kitchin
Cushing Academy
Causses
Julia Sheehan
Dahl's
Norton Club
Kathryn Frazier
Frank E. Sanderson
Somerville
William Stuart
Guild
N. H
Margaret Stuart
Hartwell Flood
Dartmouth College
Charles Guillow
Auburndale
James Coke
Albert Wilson
Frank Smallwood
Bertha Lawton
Wakefield
Fred Mead
Fred Palmer
Olive
George Mead
Hillside
Fred G. Hyde
Danvers
Arthur Malcom
Ella
Ethel Champagne
Northampton
John Brayden
Dorothy Persons
Wheaton Seminary
George Hart
Roy Denniston
Springfield
Robert Denniston
Edward Toop
Rockville
Conn
John Lawler
Hoosie Falls
N. Y
Ladies’ Imperial Orchestra
Ernest Wollerschied
Town Hall
Sudbury
Herbert Mallinson
Manchester
Pinehurst
N. C
Theresa Carney
Arlington
M. D. Green
Horace E. Andrews
South Hamilton
N. D. Wilcomb
Joseph Lambert
Samuel Lever
Harry Ledgard
Trainmens’ Union
Nellie and
Myrtle Long
Sherbrooke, P. Q
Nellie Carver
Mary and
Bessie Johnson
Selig
Rose Nevins
Webster
Theodore
Immaculate Conception
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Bridget’s Church
Hudson Lodge of Elks
Hudson
Albert Whitney
Express
Thomas Lawler
William Marsh
Leslie
James O'Donnell
Dorchester
Gus Gilroy
R. C
Henry Gilroy
Gus
Main Street
A. J. Coughlan
Elsie Cate
Marlboro Hospital
Arthur J. Coughlan
Jeremiah Sheehan
Town of
Cambridge
Charles Higgins
National Express Co
Ernest Reynard
Athol
Mr. Higgins
Turkey
Rome
Athens
Corinth
Sparta
Grecian
Thebes
Constantinople
Antioch
Selucia
Ctesiphon
Babylon
Nineveh
Bagdad
Jerusalem
Damascus
Mecca
Medina
Alexiandria
Cairo
Memphis
Egyptian
Bebes
Carthage
Congregational Church
Maynard News
Cilroy
M. F. Mullin
Nason Street
Maynara
Gertrude Casey
St Nuson Street
Spears
Robert W. Carter
Boyiston St
Boullion
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Converse
Goodyear
Creighton’s Boot Shop
Main
Maynard, Mass
A. N
Bressler’s
Loewe’s
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