Maynard News Highlights Local Socials And Church Events
Maynard social items note visits from Mrs Mary Martin and Mr yaainee O Brien with relatives, while Mr and Mrs Antonio Di Stasio host Melichando of South Boston. Joseph Dineen of Boston visits Mrs Margaret Dineen. the Quinlans spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joseph King. A Ladies Society meeting and solemn high Mass at St Bridget are announced. Larkin assists at the ice house project in Bowie. Bent estate building on Summer Street. Laster Cowles undergoes appendicitis surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital with pneumonia complications but shows improvement. A fire at Maynard House caused smoke and injuries, with a Sunday morning report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaainee O’brien
Grant St
Mary Martin
Melichando
Boston
Antonio di Stasio
Joseph Dineen
Margaret Dineen
Walst
William Quinlan
East
Joseph King
Ludiniry
St. A Minoah
Itional
Cole
St ‘A
St Bridget
Larkin
Bowie
George Peterson
McDonald
Coulter
Whitney Bent
Bent
Summer A. Street
Summer St
Laster Cowles
James Cowles
Parker St
Magsachute General Hospital
White and Taylor
Dward Penyl
Maynard
Ground Hog Day Tales and Local Notices
Ground Hog speaks to reporter about a likely open winter. Local residents include Roy Nelson at Lowell textile school and Mrs Mabel Brown ill at home. Maynard Council to hold special Riverside Hall meeting Sunday. Choir guests at Maplest home. Fishing trip nets 1200 shiners. A. J. Coughlan and Mrs Laura Smith noted. Many social and civic items from Maynard and surrounding towns with meetings, church services, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nelson
Lowell
Mabel Brown
Brown St
Maynard Council
K of
Riverside Hai
M.E. Church
Albert Drechsler
Maplest
Edward Mahoney
George Carey
A. J. Coughlan
Laura Smith
Waltham
M. D. Church
C. BR. Moore
Winthrop
Moore Mainst
Moses Brennan
Concord
John Kelley
Shirley
Mary Kelley
Fred Carlton
Baltimore
Edward Carlton
Summer St
Arthur Daw
Demars St
Hattie Fisk
Ao Hee
Lester
Thomas P. Parker
John H. Marrs
Concord Junction
Middlesex Central -Pomona
Sudbury
Daughters of St George
Eagle Hall
Colonial Hall
Girls’ Friendly Society
St George's Church
James Hall
Leominster
Maynard House
Carlton
St Bridget's Church
Holy Name Club
Fr Crowley
St Bridget’s Parish
Eagles
Thomas Fox
William Moynihan
Maynard Congregational Church Service Notes
Rev Ben Atiyeh led a large Sunday evening service with an effective choir and a notable solo by Mrs A N Pickering of Marlboro. The morning topic asks Is Preaching an Art or a Profession and How Did Christ Preach. A Sunday program will be shared Sunday morning. Wednesday at 7 30 p m the subject is Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Atiyeh
A. N. Pickering
Marlboro
George Lawton
New Jewish Club The Double Triangle Forms In Town
The Double Triangle Club named for a Jewish symbol forms with members from surrounding towns. Louis Rickles presided at Riverside hall as committees were appointed to secure quarters draft a constitution and organize an educational program. Miss Lida Pollep and Miss Bessie Bernstein performed in an entertaining session highlighting the club’s wartime welfare ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hall
Louis Rickles
Joseph Glickman
Fred Novogroski
Lida Pollep
Everett
Samuel Lever
Revenue official discusses income tax laws at Maynard meeting
William Henchey ex mayor of Wo burn and a United States Internal Revenue officer spoke to the Maynard Business Men's association in Masonic hall. He said the 1920 IRS operating cost was 5 5 per 100 with funds for child labor narcotic and prohibition law enforcement. He cited 5 000 000 000 collected nationally and 350 000 000 in Massachusetts. He urged using the IRS deputies to ease taxpayer returns for 1920. The session closed with questions and answers on income tax issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henchey
Woburn
United States Internal Revenue Force
Maynard Business Men’s Association
Masonic Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Massachusetts
Henchey
John J. Mitchell
Corps of Deputies
P. J. Sullivan
William Naylor
Maynard
Charles H. Persons
Boston
Edward Carlton
Bancroft St
K of C
Fowler
F. BE. Sanderson
Herbert H. Young
Still Trying to Organize Trolley League
William Bulger of Concord writes to Joseph White, manager of Maynard Town 1, about forming a trolley twilight league with Hudson, Maynard, Concord, Marlboro and others. White prefers backing a willing organizer over taking the manager role. Buster, known for running a team, drew large crowds with his baseball judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bulger
Concord
Joseph White
Maynard Town
Bulger
Hudson
Maynard
Marlboro
White
Buster
Installation of officers at Knights of Pythias lodge
Progress ive lodge Knights of Pythias held a Wednesday meeting at Magonic hall to install officers. Carl A. Clark and other district officers oversaw the ceremony installing Howard F. Baker Thomas F. Fox Joseph Schwab Burgess Dickey Wm Cameron Charles J. Spence George W. Bradley Charles H. Spencer Charles Ryan John Woller hebt James Lent Wm Cameron Charles J. Spencer with remarks by visiting officers after a cur to table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Magonic Hall
Carl A. Clark
George I. Smith
Charles Norcross
Howard F. Baker
C. C
Thomas F. Fox
V.C
Joseph Schwab
P. E
Burgess Dickey
Wm Vv. Cameron
Charles J. Spence
George W. Bradley
Charles H
Charles Ryan
I. G
John Wollerechted
C. G
James Lent
Wm. W. Cameron
Grand Lodge
Charles J. Spencer
Methodist church hosts Rev Angell and Rev Arters for Feb 6 services
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Maynard presents Rev David M. Angell as pastor with morning sermon by Rev John M. Arters D D on The Mystery of Love Divine and an evening sermon An Hard Saying Mark 16 16 Dr Arters noted for broad national reach plus a Sunday school program and missionary event at noon inviting community attendance. A separate ad promotes Madame Wc Normand Gypsy fortune telling cards priced at $1.00 from J S Williams Book Co Worcester Mass. The notice ends with names James Doyle and Thomas Doyle in Parker Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
David M. Angell
John M. Arters
D. D
Smith
Arters
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
United States
Maynard
Wc Normand
J. S. Williams’ Book Co
Worcester
Mass
Gentlemen's Night At Women's Club With Boston Trio
The Women's Club hosts a Gentlemen's Night at Masonic Hall featuring the Pinfield-Charak Trio of Boston with Pinfield violin, Charak soprano, Pinfield piano, and Maud Huntington Benjamin reader. Refreshments follow. The February meeting, chaired by Mrs John Cass, includes Margeret Cummings address and Mildred Stone with Alfred Wheeler Stone as entertainers. Ticket sales end Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Masonic Hall
Pinfield-Charak
Boston
Carlos E. Pinfield
Sophia Charak
Laura A. Pinfield
Maud Huntington Benjamin
John Cass
Margaret Cummings
Mildred Stone
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Mary Lawton
Parsonage Aid Society Reorganizes Into Ladies' Aid
The Parsonage Aid society disbanded at a Sunday meeting and reorganized as a Ladies' Aid society. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs A. O. Dunham's home on Parker Street Tuesday afternoon. The Reds of the Epworth League plan a real roast beef supper at the church on February 12 with all the fixings. A delegation of sixteen from here attended the Hudson Circuit Epworth League convention in Berlin Monday evening, led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsonage Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
A. O. Dunham
Parker ‘St
Reds
Epworth League
Hudson Circuit
Berlin
Nine Year Old Girl Buried Following Illness
Inez Crotty nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Crotty died Thursday morning from complications after an appendectomy performed three weeks ago. Survived by parents three sisters and five brothers. Funeral mass at St Bridget's Church conducted by Rev John Aweeney with bearers Harold Kelley William Sexton and John and William Johnson. Burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Michael Crotty
Parks St
St Bridget’s Church
John Aweeney
Harold Kelley
William Sexton
John
William Johnson
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Dyson to Testify in Canada Over Cloth Theft Case
Charles Dyson left Sunday for Montreal to testify as an expert in a case arising from the theft of cloth in transit from the Canadian Pacific road. Dyson, a shipper for the Asgabet mill, was summoned to identify the cloth and confirm shipment. The amount stolen is not known but suspected large. hearing was to proceed Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charles
Dyson
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Road
Asgabet
American Legion Na tion Americanism Congress Held
Mrs O S Fowler commander of Frank J DeMars Post American Legion Auxiliary attended the first Americanism Congress held Saturday in the Massachusetts State House auditorium Peabody Gardner under the state department auspices Governor Cox Sailor Ryan Professor Munro of Harvard and State Commander James Duane opened the meeting with Munro as permanent chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO Amander
O. S. Fowler
Frank J. DeMars
American Legion
Peabody Gardner
State House
Massachusetts Department
Cox
Sailor Ryan
Professor Munro
Harvard
James Duane
Munro
Appointed Administrators Named in Thomas Hillis Estate
Judge Fred Morris of Hudson and Atty Frank Carraher of Boston were named special administrators for the Thomas Hillis estate. The appointment of a permanent administrator will be pursued this month. B J Coughlan, Arthur J Coughlan, and a Boston real estate man were also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Hudson
Frank Carraher
Boston
Thomas Hillis
B. J. Coughlan
Arthur J. Coughlan
Manufacturers' Outlet Corp moves to new Main street quarters
The Manufacturers' Outlet Corporation, formed on Nason Street last year, announces new quarters at 29 and 31 Main Street and will occupy soon. The store carries a full line of women's ready to wear apparel and plans a larger stock. Earl Marcus, proprietor of the local store, operates the branch of a chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Outlet Corporation
Nason St
Main St
Earl Marcus
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Mary Jones
Bessie Richardson
Ada Hodges
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Thomas Siswich
William McGowan
George KE. White
James Farrell
United Cooperative Society
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Barretts Mill Rd
Junction
Presto Battery
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Butler Ave
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Main Street
Maynard Congregational Church
Knights OF
Pythias
James Doyle
Thoma Doyle
Fikay
White Pine
Rexall
DeLee’s Drug Store
Nason Street
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M. E. Church
Distasio’s
Pure Food
Maynard, M
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Squire’s
Squire
Distasio
Agostino Visocchi
North Sudbury
Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchard Co
Louisiana
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