Maynard Neighbors Hear Health Talk and Local Notes
A Maynard visit by Dr Charles B. Simpson of the state Board of Health is announced to discuss nursing in Maynard and beyond. The Maynard Public Nurse Association plans a meeting at Lines Community Center with an invitation to all.
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Louig
Byrnes
Stoneham
Charles B. Simpson
State Board of Heaith
Maynard
Maynard Public Nurse Association
Lines Ncettally Terhok
Dana Jones
Ashier Club
Federal Reserve Bank
City Club
Boston
Irene Dowd
Lowell
Elizabeth Hodgess
Maynard Grange
State Grange
Pittsfield
Eilen Lemoine
John King and Family
Walter Comeau
John Comeau
Littleton
N. H
Hhe Batt
Hill Lodge
Congregational Church
John Ingham
Stafford
Shirley Jones
Acton Street
Tremont St
Frank J. Demars
Civic Club
Stow
Mary Kenney
Fitchwirg
Helen Sullivan
Nason
Margaret Flibbert
Northboro
Ter
Helen
Peent
Tony Distasio
Distasio
Charles E. Spaulding
Worceser
Methods Church
Fowler
John Sullivan
May Sullivan
Maynard community notices holiday events and gatherings
Maynard residents and visitors share seasonal activities from Miss Rita Bariteau greeting Santa in Boston to Lillian Chase visiting Hyannis. The Maynard Trust Co plans to accept Christmas club memberships for 1921. Attendees from Maynard join a New England Printers Association event in Boston.
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Rita
Catherine Bariteau
Sante Claus
Boston
Lillian Chase
Hyannis
Gault
Concord
Maynard ‘Trust Co
John Snyder
Murphy, and Snyder, Printers
Theo New England Printers Association
Ene W. Hopper
Cincinati
John Comeau
Linde St
Coal brokers inflate local fuel costs say Maynard official
Joshua Naylor, a local fuel administrator, estimates brokers add about 20 000 or more to the community coal bill. He argues brokers replace mine agents, raising delivered coal by roughly five dollars per ton and urges towns to petition Congress to act in Washington to curb broker control.
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Joshua. Naylor
Maynard
Coas
Couressmans
Washington
Wrorehbaive
The
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Rumors Dennison May Locate Factory Here
Town whispers that Dennison Tag Co may open a factory in the area. Mr Lever urged the Business Men's association to form a committee to officially inquire into the facts, hoping to attract new industries during hard economic times.
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Dennison
Dennison Tag Co
Lever
Business Men’s Association
Maynard Eyes Prospective Boston Business Simmer
Samuel Lever and William Naylor of Maynard discuss a Boston based dregs manufacturer seeking a new site. The firm, employing about 200 women and girls, is in inquiry stage with Maynard as a potential location and Mr Lever to interview the owner again this week.
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Samuel Lever
Maynard
William Naylor
Boston
Lever
Golf at Birchurst links on a sunny Sunday
Golfers enjoyed favorable weather at Birchurst links on Sunday for a round or two. Frank Bray den was observed among those present though not playing, making progress after a recent illness.
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Birchurst Links
Frank Brayden
Local Club Evening Features Lectures And Charities
An afternoon at the Ma- Tues club included lectures by Chinese Lee and a tale of travel. Mrs Fowler urged help for starving European children, while four new men joined the business. Tea followed under Mrs Albert T Haynes. The Civics department plans a Foods and Nutrition class in partnership with the University Extension to aid diet education and budget planning for families.
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China
Mary Parker
Ma- Tues
Ular
Staten
Grace H
Hoover Committee
Europe
Fowler
Albert T. Haynes
Civics
Arthur J. Coughlan
Massachusetts De —_ of University Extension
Dept of Univerbetel
Courae
Ose
Lard of Thanks from St George's Church Tea Party
The men's club of St George's church sincerely thanks all who assisted in preparations for the Tea Party and the public for their patronage which made it a success. We hope all who attended were as pleased as those who moved the affair.
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S T George's Church
Congregational Church Schedules Holiday Events and Christmas Choir
The Congregational Church lists activities including Bible study and general committee meeting on Wednesday evening, a Boy Scouts social Friday, and Christmas Sunday on the 19th with a 20-voice choir performing There Came Three Kings and Old Judea. Proceeds support orphans at the center.
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General Committee of the Fair
Scout
Brigg
Judea
Griggs
Christias
Traps Endanger Hunters and Dogs in Local Woods
Hunters report discovering several large traps set along wood roads. Dogs were severely cut and some hunters were injured. The traps, reportedly illegal by size and placement, have been brought to the district game warden for action.
Officers Elect of Weavers Union
At a meeting of seven Weavers' union members held Friday evening officers were elected Edward Carnoy president Michael McNamara vice president William Holt financial secretary Margaret May ree secretary Francis Johnston treasurer Mrs Mary St Clair conductor Alexander Hickland warden Timothy Higgins trustee for three years Headquar ters have e in Fowler Wlock in the which will be vacated by the Metropolitan inquirance Co an.
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Weavers’ Union
Edward Carnoy
Michael McNamara
William Holt
Margaret May
Francis Johnston
Treas
Mrsry St Clair
Alexander Hickland
Timothy Higgins
Fowler Wlock
Metropolitan Inquirance Co
Youngest Soldier Returns Home From War
Mrs Ida Hennnes of River Street Maynard reports her son, a youngest World War I soldier who enlisted at age 15 in 1918, has arrived home honorably discharged. He served in Japan, Hawaii, the Philippines, and Manila with the U S Marine Corps, discharge dated December 4, and met John Lester of Maynard in Manila. A quartermasters depart-
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Ennes
River St
Maynard
Japan
Hawaii
Philli
U. S. Marine
Manila
John Lester
U.S
Songland offers 50 canaries as festive gifts
Ex pert bird man Robert G J Maplest enriches a Christmas gift list with 50 beautiful canaries in song. A visit to Mr Jackson's aviary promises a tongue in cheek trip to Song land when the flock is in full chorus. Johnson's Music Store sells a $600 piano for $450 with $100 down.
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Robert G. J Maplest
Mr Jackson
Songland
Johnson's Music Store
Ady
Grange Christmas Party Planned by Maynard Grange
Maynard Grange will hold a Christmas event Tuesday evening December 21 featuring a large Christmas tree with Santa Claus distributing gifts. Carols by school teachers directed by Miss Mabel Bliss, vocal numbers by the Tally-Ho trio, readings by several local residents, songs by Genevieve Coughlin and others, dances and violin solos. Arrangements are led by Mrs Ida Sweet and associates.
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Maynard Grange
Santa Claus
Mabel Bliss
Tally-Ho Trio
Elmer Cook
Ralph Jones
Lindsey Smith
Laura Bower
Genevieve Coughlin
James Farrell
Bernard Green
Ruth Hull
Mary Newton
Charlotte Gault
Mary Finn
Miss Lavin
Ida Sweet
Marcella Rainville
Harry Croft
Herbert Martin
Edward Reading
Church Built From One Redwoods Timber at Santa Rosa
A church recently completed at Santa Rosa California was built largely from a single giant redwood. Every piece of timber except the floor came from one tree 18 feet in diameter. The tree yielded 78 000 feet of lumber and a large number of shingles.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
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Maynard Lodge of
Odd Fellows
David Sharpe
Walter Reed Hospital
Christae
Carter
and Concord
Athol
Edward Price
Ladies’ Auxiliary
AOH
Oof Hall
Robert Lester
Marion
Hattie Fiske
Bedford
Presto Battery
Maynard Garage
John Edwards
Prop
Butler Ave
Mass
the “Charter
M. B. Church
Birchurst
F.L. Garland
Concord Jct
Paul Peterson
Barretts Mill Rd
Junction
Lee
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexa
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
West Acton
Ing
Jacob Oberg
Eaton Nason St
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