Maynard News Breezy Roundup of Local Happenings
Maynard news covers a busy week with shop updates and new hires at Lesnick's and Ledgard's. Miss Pauline Bent visits Tilton Academy. Christmas candy stock grows at Ledgard. toy lines at Mullins attract shoppers. a new co operative store plan emerges from Polish residents. Judge Wilson presides. local theaters report strong crowds and special matinees. church concerts and school improvements noted. dance series resume at Hibernian hall. public notices mention moving picture matinees and football bowling events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Fowler
James Ryan
Lesnick
Pauline Bent
Tilton Academy
James J. Ledgard
M. F. Mullin’s
Middlesex Club
Holand Harriman
Florida
William R. Hall
Frances White
Howard A. Wilson
District Court
Gilroy
Fred Mead
Worcester
George Mead
Hillside St
Harry Parmenter
Mise Rosella Wall
Marlboro
Franks
Ferns
Mise Martha Dahl
Westboro
H. P. N. Dahl
Concord St. Louis
Wiliam R. Hall
Henry Gilroy
James Quinn
Dorchester
Fall River
Prof. Johnson
Harvard University
Business Men’s Club
Marlboro Gas Co Eyes Maynard Pipeline Extension
Marlboro Gas Co considers extending its pipeline from Hudson to Maynard to supply lighting cooking and heating. No formal application filed yet. town officials will hold a public hearing to hear resident views once it is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Gas Co
Hudson
Ornard
Maynard
Bowling league revives as older players return
Local bowling scene gains momentum with veteran bowlers rejoining. Officers McBweeney and Lawton attend events as Concord and Maynard clubs, plus K of C members. Young Ladies Sodality at St Bridgets church reports 200 active members. A lighthearted town chatter note ends with a social exchange.
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Concord Junction
Reformatory
Assabet
Hibernians
Maynard League
Aerie of Maghes
Frank Sickel
David Sharpe
Chas. Houghton
Edward Owen
John Murray
Murray
Joseph Hanna
Bernard William Barron
John McKinnon
F. A. Rich
Bet & Standard
Spa
McBwWeeney
Lawton
Tom Burke
Concord
Maynard
K. of C
Hilferty
George Lynch
Jimmie Farrell
C. J.lynch
Bert O’brien
Middlesex
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Bridget's Church
Maynard Merchants Report Holiday Trade Steady
Maynard merchants express general satisfaction with holiday trade amid dull times. Some report better sales than last year, and all expect it to be better than anticipated. Bargain awareness that goods cost as little in Maynard as in Boston keeps shoppers from leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Boston
Drama and Supper Draw Big Crowd at M B Church
A large attendance enjoyed a two part event Saturday at the M B church with a highly praised supper served by an experienced committee from six to eight. The church drama Comrades presented by the church dramatic club followed, with strong performances from Royal Manning William Johnston Matt Vinson Alvah Doherty Marcus Graves Robert Veitch Simon Stone Fred Marsden May Manning Roy's wife Nina Clark Bessie Bradley Bessie W Dockerty Nancy Nipper and Mary Parmenter. The production impressed all with its careful planning and skilled acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Church Dramatic Club
Royal Manning
William Johnston
Matt Vinson
A Tramp
Alvah Doherty Marcus Graves
Robert Veitch
Simon Stone
Jack of All Trades
Fred Marsden
May Manning
Roy
Nina Clark
Bessie Bradley
Bessie W. Dockerty
Nancy Nipper
Mary Parmenter
Assabet Bowling Team Strives After Rough Loss
After a tough Thursday loss to the M A s the Assabet bowling squad faces a rough public image as goats. Ed Billett rebounds with a 298 three string total and 122 in a single string while Bill Ingham debuts to boost the team, with Kelley and Farrell also showing improvement as the squad regroups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet
Ed Billett
Bill Ingham
Assabets
Kelley
Farrell
The New Idea Store Delights shoppers with holiday gifts
The New Idea Store offers a select line of sensible holiday gifts for men and boys. Management strives to please the public and enjoys strong patronage. David Bander receives compliments for the store’s neatly decorated windows and artistic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bander
Wanted A Rabbit Foot For Mr Price At Shirley
Henry Price, injured while working at the state school for boys at Shirley, seeks a rabbit's foot after a stone fell on his damaged foot. He had recently aggravated his injury and hopes the talisman will bring good luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Price
State School For Boys
Shirley
Mr. Price
Henry
Fragmentary note recalls Kansas City Journal night scene
An unreadable fragment mentions strong evidence of drinking and a new father figure, with references to kin and Kansas City Journal. The text is incomplete but suggests a tabloid style snippet about a recent evening event.
Fragmentary Spokane Spokesman-Review quotes
The text shows broken quotes about faith in deep breathing and hair loss and a garbled line about animals wearing clothes. The source appears damaged with stray phrases and inconsistent capitalization. No coherent event or subject emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Wilder Campaign Costs Nearly $10 000 in 4th District Race
W. H. Wilder of Gardner reports spending about $10,000 to defeat Hon. John J. Mitchell for the 4th district seat. The filing shows $9,299.44 personal contribution and $2,645.50 for autos, $1,727.15 for printing and postage, $1,514.39 for entertainments, $2,165 for advertising and $1,284.85 to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilder
Gardner
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
John L. Cole
Wilder
Theatre Car Planned For Monday Night
The notice mentions a theatre car service next Monday for those wishing to attend. At St. Bridgets Church Christmas Day Masses are at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with readings in the afternoon at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
Union Service for Holy Name Societies In Several Towns
A union service will be held in South Framingham on Sunday afternoon January 15 for Holy Name societies in Natick South Framingham Ashland Hopkinton Southboro Marlboro Hudson Maynard Concord Junction and Concord. Rev Francis X Dolan of Hopkinton will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Holy Name Societies
Boston
Natick
Ashland
Hopkinton
Southboro
Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Concord Junction
Concord
Francis X. Dolan
New Bridge At Paper Mill Bridge Draws Congratulation
Selectmen are praised for funding a substantial new bridge at the paper mill approach. The structure is solid and well finished, and its convenience will please the many daily travelers who use the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theen
Paper Mill Bridge
Miss Fanny White Visits Patients Under New Plan
Metropolitan Life Insurance pilots a home care plan for industrial policy holders with cards to request Miss White. She will visit homes, provide care, and maintain contact with patients until recovery, signaling an approach to improve sickroom conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny White
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
New York
Miss White
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Maynard News
W. 8. Bellowe
Springfield
J. M. Hellowe
Robert Kelley
Mill Sr
The
Congregational Church
Christie
Fr. Browne
Francis
Brick
John White, Jr
Sipelas
Edward Price
Warren
Misnes Florence
Grace Wilson
Holyoke
Bargarna
Theresa Heffernan
Holden
Walnut St
Hibernian Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
Shepards
Chicago Tribune
Rob
Arthur
Maud
Conain' Bob
M. A
J. Billett
Miller
Ingham Kelley
Metcalf
Rennil
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Union St
Bostie
Maynard Agents
A. T. Haynes & CO
Waynard Smoke Shop
Main St
Maynard, Duggan Bros
Kansas City Journal
Sporting Coods
T. F. Parker
MAIN
Maynard, Mass
Clarence Fidesmond, M.D
Waltham, Mass
Mrs. E. Ingham
Brook Street
Dilroy
Matinies Co-operative Hall
Xxiss
C. J. Lynch
Mey
Sol Sar
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