Maynard hints of telephones and local happenings
Maynard area reports telegraph and telephone connections opening new offices on Nason street. Local notices include births new jobs at Hudson charcoal company theater events church suppers and dances with school activities and political discussions noted amid a stream of community updates from residents and firms.
Team Strengthens Ahead of Palmers Clash
The article notes a greatly strengthened lineup for an upcoming game against the Palmers, with bold talk of a hard matchup. It also includes an anecdote from John Lowe of Cooper Maine praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and listing local sale by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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Maynard
Palmers
Ick
Excal
Chamberlain
A. John Lowe
Cooper
Maine
H. J. Dwinell
Warm Overshoes Promote Cosgrove's Marlboro Gift
The note promotes warm overshoes as a gift idea available at Cosgrove's in Marlboro. It highlights two or three models described as comfortable and suitable for winter wear.
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Cosgrove's
Marlboro
Same Dose Maynard Team Defeated in Waltham
Maynard traveled to Waltham Thursday and suffered a heavy defeat as the Walthams dominated from the start. Maynard's lineup included Roughouse O'Neil Jack Punch Jim O'Connell Hammond Ledgard Cleary Conroy McLaughlin and O'Neil scoring, with Williams 32. Scorers listed include Archer 4 Cowee Conroy 2 McLaughlin 6 O'Neil 3 and others.
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Maynard
Waltham
Walthams
Waltham Tams
Maynard Bunch
Roughouse O'Neil
Jack Punch
Jim O'Connell
Concord
Hammond
Hudson
Cleary
Williams
Maynard Waltham
Maynard Maley
Hammond Archer
Ledgard Cowee
Ce Cleary Conroy
McLaughlin
O'Neil
O'Connell Morris
Punch Kelley
Maley
Archer
Cowee
Conroy
Punch
O’coner
F. A. Ward
J. Mitchell
Lake Boon construction boom to add a dozen cottages
Lake Boon sees a winter building surge with about twelve new cottages planned before spring. Gurges pond in Hudson will close to cottagers, a move expected to boost Lake Boon development even further.
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Lake Boon
Gates Pond
Hudson
Bereavement Thanks from Brown Family
The Brown family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during their recent bereavement. They especially thank those who helped at the funeral services. Signed by 8. G. Brown and grandchildren. Maynard, Dec. 18.
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G. Brown
Maynard
Christmas in the Churches at Methodist Church
The Methodist church hosts Christmas music with a 26 voice choir and soloists including Miss Giles Mr. Peebles and Mr. Mallinson. Performances feature organ and violin solos and choral anthems with the Booth Higgins orchestra. The morning sermon is The Message of the Angels. Public invited to all services.
Wedding Day Trickster Marries Quietly in Lowell
Michael Nee of High Street secretly wed Miss Mary Callahan in Lowell seven weeks ago to dodge wedding day pranks from friends. Nee returned home to tell his family while Mrs Nee remains in Lowell and plans to join him soon in this town.
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Michael Nee
High St
Mr. Nee
Nee
Lowell
Mary Callahan
Mrs. Nee
Piano Buying Advice From Maynard Dealer
A buyer’s guide warns against paying too little or too much for a piano. It stresses choosing a reliable firm and solid guarantees, and encourages visiting C. H. Persons in Maynard Massachusetts for a safe, best-value purchase with easy terms.
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Maynard
C. H. Persons
Maynard, Mass
Varied Holidays Highlight Maynard Church Fair
The Parsonage Society of the Methodist Episcopal church held a two night fair in Music Hall with booths representing Easter Christmas Thanksgiving Hallowe en and more. Mrs A D Holt Mrs Herbert Howard and others led the fancy table while Miss Flora Price and Miss Fanny Harwood presided at ice cream. The event featured a 30 girl cantata and concerts by the Columbian Grardson, with strong turnout and broad community support.
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Lever & Gruber
Ralph Gould
Daniel Puffer
Powder Mills
John Lyons
Mass
Oliver
Agenta Maynard
Columbia Graphies
Maynard and
Boston Express Co
Nason St
Agnes Waldron
Waltham Dry Goods
McCarthy
Bangor
Mary Shea William Campbell
P. H. Shea
Pangor
Maynard Lodge
Irene McCormack
Squire Siswick
W B
Case & Sons
Essa Hall
Elizabeth Crabtree
A T Haynes
Joseph Tucker
Maynard
Natick
Music Hall
Lee Griswold
Terryville
John White
Percival St. John Comeau
New England Telephone Co
St. George’s Church
Timothy B Moynihan
Jas. Johnson
Malden
Johnson
A A Hilferty
Hudson Council
K of C
Marlboro Couel
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. D. Holt
Herbert Howard
Alfreda Batley
Anna W. Holt
Gertrude Holt
Edward Henderson
John McPherson
Spain
Flora Price
Fanny Harwood
Alvah Doherty
J Foster
R. &. Bisbee
Harvey Richardson
Ida Parmenter
Sara Parker
L. D. Wilson
John Hetherington
Thomas Wolfenden
Martha Parker
Margaret Gates
Sara Marsden
Rena Smith
Nina Clark
Lillian Usher
Annie Howard
Emma Green
Margaret Bisbee
Friton
Beatrice Sunderland
Columbian Grardson
Hiram Parkin
Lifelong Sudbury Resident Mrs Abbie A Brown Dies
Mrs Abbie A Brown, lifelong Sudbury resident, died at age 72 years and 11 months from pneumonia in the house where she lived with her husband. She was the widow of a pioneer family, long associated with the town. She attended the local church and funeral services were held with bearers A D Holt Augustus Newton L D Wilson and Edward Henderson. She was among early employees of Amory Maynard and widely known by older residents who respected her. She is survived only by her husband.
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John W. Veitch
New York
James McAvoy
Hudson Charcoal Company
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
George Thompson
Che Mitt
Alex Irvine
Cne
Boston Express
Josephine Sullivan
Newton
Hibernian Hall
Nellie Joyce
Hannah Sweeney
Boston
Santa Claus
Christie's
Assabet Institution of Savings
George F Collier
C. M. & H. Street Railway
C. E. Williams
Boston City Hospital
Exchange Hall
Acton
Brigham
South Acton
E. Phillip Laskey
Harvard Medical School
R. W. Carter
W. J. Nutter
A. H. Haynes
Hudson and
Trolley League
Maynard
Nellie Dufur
Albert Coughlin
Fred Whitehead
Ella Baxter
Ju- Ma McCarthy
Jack Punch
A. O. Ki
James Mahoney
Ack
O. G
Thomas
Preah Sickles
William Whittaker
Gordon Thomas
Fred Hayward
George Hyndman
John Coulter
Eugene Dawson
Edward Phillips
Alfred Billett
Fred Greene
George Champagne
Hudson
Abbie A. Brown
Rebecca Smith
Sudbury
Brown
A. D. Holt
Augustus Newton
L. D. Wilson
Edward Henderson
Amory Maynard
Rown
To Let Nine Room House on Spring Lane in First Class Condition
Property offers a nine room house on Spring Lane in first class condition. Contact James Hapgood at Assabet Park for details and rental terms.
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Spring Lane
James J. Hilferty
Shiners
Gale
James Hapgood
Assabet’ Park
Main St
N. M. Foley
West Acton
Mass
Cochran
Case's
Nason St
Maynard
W. W. Oliver’s
W. B. Holt
Townsend's
Maynard’s
Bu Butler
Felt Shoes At Cosgrove's Marlboro
Warm felt shoes for men and women offered at Cosgrove's in Marlboro. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.25 in several sizes.
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Cosgrove's
Marlboro
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Meredith
Hallelujah Chorus
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Bredit Whitehead
Maynard Church
Parsonage Society
Pjie Ek
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