Maynard Christmas Notices and Local Happenings
Maynard news recounts enlistments in the navy, mill and store work, holiday displays at DeLee's, church and lodge activities, school closings for Christmas, special trains and concerts, and court reports. Numerous residents from Lowell, Quincy, Hudson, Worcester, and Amherst are noted as visitors or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Gately
Quincy
P. J. Coughlin
Summer St
DeLee’s
Summer Hill Lodge
Alexander Burke
Friends
Dorchester
Joseph Drew
Everett
Maynard
Matt Kangus
Worcester
Frank Crawley
Burling
Patrick Loughlin
Lowell
Maynard Friends
DeLee
Marlboro Theatre
Elizabeth Crabtree
Essa Hall
A. T. Haynes
Joseph Garney
Clinton
eSixer
Destroy the Nests of Brown Tail and Gypsy Moths
Local plea urges property owners to eradicate brown tail and gypsy moth nests after citing Medford’s severe pest damage. Brooks warns Maynard may face similar ruin if action is delayed, noting Gen Lawrence spends 6000 dollars monthly fighting pests and the city incurs large yearly costs.
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Lake
Brooks
Medford
Maynard
Gen. Lawrence
Concord News Briefs From Town Activities And Appointments
Concord residents report winter visits and moves across Brookline and Cambridge. local officials include Mayor elect Fitzgerald visiting, and Roger Brown buying Barretts Mill property. A fire at Mr Pepper’s chimney caused no damage. the Harvard Glee and Mandolin club is set to perform at the Lyceum. a humane society medal movement begins for John Loftus’s Baker’s Bridge rescue. town water pipes are tested for high pressure. officers elected for the Hibernians include George Byron and Charles Hoban.
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John Bulger
Lexington Road
Brookline
Allen Courtney
Dr. H
Richardson
Marlboro
N. H
V. Miner
George Smith
Black & Shephard
Boston
Annie Neally
Harvard Glee and Mandolin Club
Lyceum
Pepper
Middle St
Charles Copeland
Dickens
Armory
Humane Society
John Loftus
Baker’s Bridge
Concord
Water Department
Hibernians
George Byron
Charlies Hoban
Daniel Hennessey
Thomas Byron
Thomas Giblin
Inside Sentinel
John Flannery
Mad Chase Claims Millions Rush Across Health Front
In a sprawling note from Maynard Massachusetts and South Acton details blur. A pharmacy guarantees relief as millions chase a promised health solution amid chaotic rush.
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Joh
Maynard
South Acton
New Aggregation to Face Danvers A C in Maynard Debut
A new basketball aggregation, touted as one of the best ever, will debut in Maynard this year in a roller skating promoter backed event. The first game Wednesday pits the Maynard lineup against the Danvers A C, one of the state’s fastest teams, with plans for a league series against I H A C and out of town rivals. Starters include Jack Punch Jimmie Healey Henry Sheridan Cubey Lynch and Billie Cleary, veterans of the old Institute team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Music Hall
Danvers A. C
Jack Punch
Jimmie Healey
Henry Sheridan
Old Institute
Chicopee
Marlboro
Natick
Newburyport
Cubey” Lynch
Billie Cleary
J. H
Ferdinand Ayotte Obituary for Sudbury Street Resident
Ferdinand Ayotte died at his home on Sudbury Street after a six week illness due to asthma. Born in Montreal he lived in Maynard for three years and worked as a crossing tender at Sudbury Street crossing until ill health ended his service. Survived by wife and six children. Funeral began Monday at St. Bridget's with burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
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Ferdinand Ayotte
Sudbury St
Ayotte
Montreal
Maynard
Sudbury Street
St. Bridget’s
Horse scares train driver, runs through Sudbury street
A horse owned by W. A. Haynes & Co. bolted after a locomotive near the depot on Monday morning. Mark T. Kelley, riding the team, secured the reins and stopped the frightened animal before it reached the street. Dr. J. M. Bellows has taken rooms in B. J. Coughlin’s block on Nason Street to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haynes & Co
Sudbury St
Mark T. Kelley
Mr. Kelley
J. M. Bellows
B. J. Coughlin
Nason St
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Maynard News
Patrick Murphy
U. S. Navy
John Raidy
Aivah Baxter
Clementa Sullivan
Mullin’s Department Store
Allen Fisher
Tilton Academy
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Thomas Ellis
Linwood White
Agricultural School
Amherst
A. C. Loewe & Co
Carl Gilmore
Fort Banks
Frank Wilder
Catherine
Monson
C. Rasmussen
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn., Was the Guest of H. P. N. Dahl
Bridge Cafe
Nasan St
Thomas Bell
Helen J. Veitch
Lillian Mead
W B. Case & Sons
Alfred D. Wright
M. E. Church
Hannah Sweeney
Mrs
Charles Sweeney
Bill Lodge
Hudson
St. Bridget’s Sunday School
Emily Shanahan
Bessie Mahoney
Florida
St. Bridget’s Parish
Jolly Three
Cooperative Hall
Coggin & MecNally
Orchestra
Gannon
Main St
Edison Moving Picture Co
Cood
Carrol Healey
Cricket Grounds
Mello Butler
John Booth
A. J. Coughlan
Abram Allen
Athol
John A. Crowe
Co. F. Monk
Templar
James McGill
Billerica
Bernard Gerrigan
Providence
Amy Worsnip
Frank Moore
Mill
Fred E. McCleary
Boston Universe
W. C. Croft
Lizzie Cleary
Main and
River Sts
Masonic Hall
Society of the Sons of St. George
Carter & Churchill Overall Co
Lebanon
Frank Carey
South Framingham
Chase
A. A. Hilferty
Congregational
Summerhill Lodge
J. F. Gannon’s
George H. Gutteridge
Cambridge
George F. Morris
Jennie Spaulding
Morris
E. Gramos
Gramos
P. H. DeLee
Mr. DeLee
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Harry E. Brigham
P. J. Sullivan
Hyde Park
Conetella’s
District Court
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Jospeh Distasio
Nard
Priest Bros
Arthur Bishop
California
L. Perry
New York
N. H Perry
George Brown
Lawrence
Syd Coulter
Canada
Ethel Sims
Watertown
Billa Baxter
J. W. Connor
B. Pope
Fitzgerald
Wm. Foss
Bedford St
Russell Robb
Pratt
Monument St
Thomas McGrath
Peter Barrett
Barretts Mill
Roger Brown
Benjamin Brown
Elm St
C.c.s.co
Santa Claus Supplies
Chris
Misses’ Coats
Flannelette Night Robee
Reefers
Combination Gash Store CO
Waltham Works
Waterman
Geo. H. Gutteri
Nason Street
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