Maynard News Roundup of Holidays and Local Doings
M G Russell visited Worcester over the holiday while Miss Annie OConnell and Miss Mary Clark spent time with relatives in Allston and Hyde Park. The community plans rail work on the South Acton bridge within two weeks and hosts numerous social events at Hibernian hall and Masonic venues. Local residents, visitors, and clubs are noted, with church, school, and post office activities highlighted, including gatherings, entrees, and theater shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie O'Connell
Allston
Mary Clark
Hyde Park
Boeske
Henry O'Keefe
Hibernian Hall
South Acton Bridge
Mary Whalen
Blackstone
Nicholas ‘Whalen
Albert Batley
Mass
Herbert, Whitehead
Lowell
Jrn
Patrick Gill
Hudson
Leo St. Clair
Michael
Francis
Mary Nee
High St
George Stuart
Worcester
Ralph Coleman
John Hanna
Joseph Allen
Paul
Woburn
William Hallowell
Ot Lowell
Mark Mead
Golden Oak Finish Chiffonier On Sale At Haynes Co
Maynard shoppers can buy a golden oak finish chiffonier for 6 dollars with a special price of 2.87 dollars at A. T. Haynes & Co. This local store advertises the discount, inviting buyers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haynes Co., Inc
Maynard
Mitchell and Ford Automobiles
A. T. Haynes & Co
Sunday Wedding to Wed Maynard Mer Cherant
A large wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs A Lesnick 22 Parker Street Sunday afternoon when Miss Annette Rubenstein of New York wed David Bander of Bander Bros Main Street The ceremony took place at 4 pm in the presence of many relatives and friends Rabbi Minskey of Boston officiated The couple later entertained with a reception musical program and supper Guests included numerous Boston New York and Montreal residents The Banders plan to reside on Adonst after a trip to Washington and New York and will receive many presents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Grigwold
Terryville
John White
Vercival
Henry Gilroy
American Amusement Co
Music Hall
Co. I, 6Th Regiment
A. Lesnick
Paker St
A. Bander
Rabbi Minskey
Boston
Joseph Bande
Warren
B. Bennett
Fisher and Son
Montreal
Can
Marks
M. Bander
Clinton
S. Rubenstien
New York
Pearlman
N. Y
Aranson
Patterson
N. J
N. Koniwoz
Harry Nathanson
Ray Sunberg
Jacob Glazin
Malden
D. J. Loewe
Nina
Clara Wodlerschied
Bander
Washington
Adonst
Maynard Defeats Concord In Pin Totals Showdown
Concord trails Maynard by thirteen pins Thursday night as Maynard leads a series for a $25 purse. Thomas Kay top scored with 295 in the Christmas roll off, while J Landis added 283. Marlboro eyes a candle match with Highland city. Hudson and Price show ongoing nine tens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kay
J. Landis
Marlboro
Highland City
Hudson
Christmas Entertainment at M. EB Church
A large youth gathering at the M. EB church featured piano solos by Mrs. Alvah Doherty vocal selections by Miss Lillian Beaton readings by Mrs. T. J. Judge a vocal duet by Mrs. Howard A. Wilson and Miss Grace Strout and readings by Miss Mansfield of Boston Santa Claus distributed presents to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Alvah Doherty
Lillian Beaton
T. J. Judge
Howard A. Wilson
Grace Strout
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Miss Grace Strout and Clarence Hastings
Grace E. Strout and Clarence B Hastings united in a quiet home ceremony at Mr and Mrs William Struts Concord Street with Rev R V Bisbee officiating. The couple, attended only by immediate family, plan to reside on Concord Street after a wedding trip to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam’ Strut
Concord St
Grace E. Strout
Clarence B Hastings
R.v. Bisbee
M. RB
New Hampshire
Hastings
Christie's Piano Won By Finnish Socialistic Club
The piano contest at Christie's closed with the Finnish Socialistic club top patron, earning the prize. The club’s members spent much time and effort attracting trade, boosting store popularity and signaling Christie’s growing local appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnish Socialistic Club
Christie's
Christie
Christie Establishment
Record for Eggs Poultry Lovers Take Note
Mrs. Mather of South Berwick Maine writes to Aquilla Reynard president of the local poultry club that with seven hens she produced 1353 eggs in a year. The peak month was March with 137 eggs and in four months she laid 500 eggs. The public would welcome if rivals can beat it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mather
South Berwick
Aquilla Reynard
Mather
Lecture by Prof Barton on Greenland voyage
Much interest is shown in a talk by Prof Barton of MIT to the high school senior class in Co operative Hall next Tuesday evening. He will discuss A Summer with Peary in Greenland describing life in the far north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Mass
Fall at Assabet Mills Injures Worker and Notes Illnesses
John Comeau suffered two broken ribs and multiple cuts after falling two stories into an elevator shaft at the Assabet mills on Friday morning. He was sent home for treatment. Mrs. A. D. Holt is seriously ill. Several social notices list visits, guests, and a Unity Circle of F ceremonies naming officers including L eo St. Clair as president and Elizabeth Rainville as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Comeau
Assabet Mills
Unity Circle
C. of F
A Polished Rascal Dialogue Sparks Household Confrontation
Mrs Transom confronts a suitor and accuses him of secret lovers. Shrewd Sulter retorts that meeting the mother first would have changed nothing. Mrs Hansom objects to the informal proceeding and invites the suitor to meet her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transom
Hansom
Nelson River Described Among World’s Great Waterways
The Nelson river may be described as one of the greatest rivers of the world by water volume into Hudson Bay. It runs about 400 miles long with a vast drainage area. Its tributaries drain Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan North Dakota and Ontario west of the Great Lakes.
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Nelson River
Hudson Bay
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Ontario
Great Lakes
Montana
Minnesota
The Mysterious Order of Sky Peepers Gains Members
The New Society raffles up to two thirds of Maynard residents joining over a week in May. Members require good eyesight and a very elastic neck to scan the night sky for stars and airships at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. Walter E. Tillinghast of Worcester is mentioned as a possible airborne wanderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Peepers
Maynard
Walter E. Tillinghast
Worcester
Tillinghast
First Touch of Real Winter Hits Maynard Storm
Maynard awoke to a northern storm Sunday bringing heavy snow and strong winds. The blizzard disrupted church services and transportation, leaving streets deserted and milk routes challenging. Town crews activated new snowplows to improve walking conditions while residents faced closed papers and sparse crowds. Charles Williams of the U S flagship Connecticut was a guest of Mrs. James Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimeaux
Charles Willams
U. S
Connecticut
James Coulter
GOOD OUT OF TOWN TRADE DURING HOLIDAY PERIOD
Holiday traffic on the local electric road was heavy though not record breaking. Merchants credit out of town trade for lifting business. some shops report better sales than last year while others see little change. Uncertain mill conditions also affected holiday trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye
Degree of Honor Organized with Initial Officers
The local Degree of Honor begins with officers including Miss Annie Howard P of H Mrs Ralph Case C of H Mrs Henry Connor L of H Miss Martha Parker SC of C Mrs Harry Rodway R 8 Miss Annie Garlick F 8 Mrs Allie W Martin treasurer Miss Ada Rand N Miss Bertha Binks I W Miss Emily Garliep O W The opening night listed 4 members. 16 candidates expected and total membership near 51 at start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Howard
Ralph Case
Henry Connor
Martha Parker
Harry Rodway
Annie Garlick
Allie W. Martin
Ada. Rand
Bertha Binks
I. W
Emily Garliep
Kept on the Jump at Local Express Office
The Friday surge followed a cyclone like disruption through Friday and Saturday with Christmas volume arriving earlier in the week. By Friday the office logged its largest business ever handled, though Agent Smith and his team kept operations orderly and few complaints arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
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Fo.ce
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Uniontown, Pa
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Michael Driscoll
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Henry McCormack
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Richard Murphy
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Henry
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Joseph Foster
Ruth
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Joseph. Doherty
Mamie Callahan
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John Maley
John Galvin
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Richard Muphy
Park ‘St
Joseph Desmond
Maynard Poultry Association
Catherine Manning
James Hoar
Margaret Connors
Whitman
Alonzo Mason
Lynn
Clara Denners
John 'O'Leary
Ralph. . Lingley
James Smith
Franklin
Joseph Downey
Jefferson
Ida Wedge
Spencer
Harriman Laundry Co
Kathryn Frazier
George Wilson
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B. Cleary
Sudbury St
William Marshall
Waitham
W. G. Priest
Jean Whitney
William
Woodstock
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William Taylor
Richard Powers
Andrew Kenney
Nicholas Flaherty
William Crowan
James Fagan
James Dwyer
S. Moineau
Melina
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Anne ‘Lingley
Somerville
Chester Nathan
George Lingley
Maynard Smoke Shop
Charles A. Welch
Thomas Quirk
Bride
Maynard Mer
Concord
Henry Price
Prof
A. D. Holt
William Ryan
Providence
Grondahl
Fairview
John Winkley
Pawtucket
Annie Adams
Reading
Jennie Adams
Main
Stephen Mead
Whitinsville
George Mead
Roosevelt St
Mary Cunningham
Etta Mead of
Millville
Elizabeth Kane
Dartmouth St
Alice Wilson
Bertram
John Malcolm
Arthur Malcolm
NEW Society
Peepers
Nemo
Nemo Makers
W.B Case
Maynard, Mass
Gilroy Moving Pictures
Co-Operative Hall
John J. Sullivan
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