Maynard News Highlights Local Events and Notices
Maynard residents read notices on W B Case Sons ads and a big remnant sale. A Pananen to Sault Ste Marie. Scully sick. Dr Solomon to use Cooperative Hall for Feb 14. February A T series dance midweek. town buys piano for Main St school. Nellie Monahan to start music class. masq ball for Acton club in Exchange Hall. Mrs Merry visits Dorchester. Ladies Auxiliary whist in Odd Fellows Hall. Jennie Carey guest of Maynard. J Arthur Fitchett visiting. Fitchett now in Boston. Mrs Griswold back from Framingham hospital. Hudson News Publishing wins town reports contract. roll off for live pig at bowling alley. C M H street railway petition. American Powder Co magazine storage approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Case & Sons
A. Pananen
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
William H. Scully
Solomon
Cooperative Hall
A. T
Nellie Monahan
Hopkinton
Maynard
Acton Club
Exchange Hall
Charles Merry
Dorchester
Charles Richardson
Odd Fellows Hall
Jennie, Carey
Lawrence
Carey
J. Arthur Fitchett
Maynard Friends
Fitchett
Boston
Lee Griswold
Framingham Hospital
News Publishing Company of
Hudson
C. M. & H. Street Railway
American Powder Co
T. J. Butler
Brooks’ Block
St. Bridget’s Parish
William Hooper
West Acton
Four Simple Rules for Health and Digestion
A historical ad promotes Miona a non patent remedy claiming to cure stomach weakness. It prescribes daily bowel activity and slow chewing, and advises taking Miona before meals for any stomach trouble. The copy stresses scientific basis and guarantees effectiveness under a pharmacy guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miona
Vis
Amory Maynard Resigns as Choir Director
Amory Maynard quits as choirmaster of the Congregational Church after a long tenure. The first Sunday without singing in 15 years follows friction with church members over musical matters and the departure of other music committee members. A new choir master is sought by a committee as parish leaders prepare for an April meeting to act on the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Amory Maynard
New Music Committee
Maynard
Music Committee
Itin
Tio Church
F. B. Senderson
G. H. Gutteridge
Nellie Veitch
Alexander Pettigrew
Misunderstanding Ends with Memorial Tablet Plan
A humorous tale about Rep. P. J. Sullivan running 100 yards, losing his hat, and climbing a tree after a canine misunderstanding. The incident, exaggerated by press, prompted the local committee to propose a memorial tablet at the tree to memorialize the misunderstanding and its peaceful resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Committee of Towns
Sullivan
All Wise Providence
Maynard
Coughlin Sylvia ster婚 Mary Coughlin Weds Albert Sylvester
Miss Mary L Coughlin and Albert F Sylvester married Sunday at 2 pm officiated by Rev Kil llea. Bridesmaid Kathryn Coughlin best man Arthur Bariteau. Ceremony followed by dinner and reception at Maple Court home with guests from Acton Fitchburg Worcester Brighton Salem. Couple to reside on Maple Court after brief New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Coughlin
Albert F. Sylvester
B. F. Killilea
Kathryn Coughlin
Arthur Bariteau
Maple Ct
Acton
Fitchburg
Worcester
Brighton
Salem
Sylvester
New York
Frightfully Burned. Machinist C W Moore Healed by Bucklen Salve
Chas W Moore a Ford City Pennsylvania machinist burned his hand in an electrical furnace and applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a quick cure. It is praised as the greatest healer on earth for burns wounds sores eczema and piles sold at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s
South Acton
Bailey refuses Senate leadership amid temper dispute
The Texas senator Joseph W. Bailey, former floor leader, rejected a Senate leadership bid after a feud with Senator Beven over temper and influence. He says he lacks control of the lower house, where he had been a candidate, and remains in the upper chamber since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Tex
Senate
Beve
Frank
Natick to Clash with Maynard in Friday Night Hoops
Natick and Maynard teams prepare for a high intensity game at Music Hall. Maynard comes in as a strong challenger while Natick remains one of the state’s top programs, promising red hot action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Natick
Maynard
Various Classified Notices and Sell Offers From 1900s Paper
Twenty five tons of food hay for sale cheap Apply to F R Knowlton West Acton Wanted irl for work in dry goods store Apply to Combination Cash store For Sale Course in Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Fifty five per cent off regular price Call at P if DeLeo s To Let A house on Pleasant st Yor information address Mrs M & Jannell Concord Junction Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Knowlton
West Acton
Correspondence School of
Scranton
P. If. DeLeo's
Pleasant St
Luckiest Man in Arkansas Praises Dr King’s Discovery
H L Stanley of Bruno proclaims health restoration after five years of coughing and lung bleeding. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with curing his wife and himself after starting with a trial bottle. Medicine claimed to cure worst coughs and colds with money back. Available at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s
South Acton
Mortgagee’s Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Mass
Mortgagee Mary A Barney will sell at public auction the Cooketce and Coge mortgage property in Sudbury on the announced date. Two parcels described include a large dwelling complex with multiple buildings and a meadow of about two acres and forty four rods, with Landham Brook as a boundary. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and other encumbrances. five hundred dollars cash deposit required within 14 days of sale. Attorneys May & Abbott listed, Tremont Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BB. Cooketce
Charles E. Coge
Mary A. Barney
Middlesex South
Sudbury
Boston
Worcester
John W. Rice
Alred Hill
Landham Bridge
Saxonville
Ham Brook
George Coolidge
J. W. Tie
Landham Brook
Nay & Abbott
Attys
Tremont St
Death of Dr Cobb Maynard, church official and reformer
Dr Cobb Maynard secretary emeritus of the Congregational Church Building Society died of pneumonia at his son in law Rev R E Hunt’s home. He was 79, born in Cornish New Hampshire, Dartmouth 1854 Andover Seminary 1857, long time Home Missionary Society leader and church secretary. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs E A and son Dr Charles H Cobb. Funeral at Rev Hunt’s home conducted by Rev Dr Charles ards, Springfield Vermont burial Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
Church Building Society
New York
RE. F. Hunt
Maynard
Rev. Cobb
Cornish
N. H
Dartmouth College
Andoverical Seminary
Ngional Home Missionary Society
Hesota
Home Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Church — Society
North Andover
Springfield
Cobb
Mr. Hunt
First Anal Society
Ci Springs
N. Y
Conway
Hunt
E. F. Hunt
Charles Ards
Home Missionary Board
Sprinfield
Levi Henry Cobb
D. D
Annual Church Meeting Elected slate of church officers
At the Congregational church annual meeting on Wednesday night officers were elected including Frank El as clerk William H Gutteridge as treasurer John W Flood as deacon for four years and Mrs Frank E Sanderson as visitor for three years The Sunday school superintendent was Yates H Gutteridge Rev BE F Hunt and Alexander Pettigrew Also named were Joel Butterworth Gavin Taylor and others on various committees including membership and day school committee Reports from all church societies were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Holmes
Brockton
Wiliam Riley
Frank Buttrick
Lawrence
J. BE. Amnett
Beverley
James Coke
Clarence Gutteridge
Louise Lombard
Chelsea
Grace Welch
Albert Easthope
Maynard Lodge
Cricket Grounds
George Burr
Cherry Valley
Charles Perry
Neil Andrews
Fred Taylor
George Smith
Stow
Thomas Shehan
Coorora Junction
Maynard Cricket Association
Sture
Augustus Newton
Harry Rodway
Ben Hooper
The
Congregational Church
Temperance Campaign Plans In Maynard
The St. Bridget's Temperance Society and Lola Lodge I O G T plan a vigorous campaign this year. Two top state speakers are being lined up to speak the Sunday night before election to urge a no license vote. Local societttes will push a wide campaign with surprises, and W C T U may hold a temperance rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Lola Lodge
Sobiettes
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Maynard News
A. C. Loewe
Loewe
Frances Moran
Ernest Hathaway
Henry Crosby
Friends
Marlboro
Andrew Eckdahl
American Powder Mills
C. E. Williams
Clinton
Frank Murray
James McGill
Billerica
B. Crosby
Lawrence Flood
Roslindale
Smith
Ballardvale
J. J. Killerby
Massachusetts General Hospital
Alice Raiche
Newton
George Chidley
E. Whitehead & Co
Fay Graham
A. J. Coughlan
Townsend Market
Sadie McKenna
Hyde Park
Burling
Anderson
Westboro
John Connors
F. J. Hastings
St. Bridget’s
John Quinn
Archie Wilson Moving Picture Co
McCann & Holland Moving Picture Co
Coggins & McNally’s Orchestra
G. H. Rodgers
M. E
Thomas Moran
C., M. & H. Street Railway
J. H. Mansfield
Gleasondale
A. D. Holt
Burkey
Iowa
Cannon's _ block
Edward Phillips
John McPherson
James Mullin
Mullin
McPherson
Florida Tree Warden Lake
Brooks
Driscoll
David J. Loewe
Sara Crosby
Toast of the Town
Colonial Theatre
A. T's
Cricket Association Players
James Mahoney
Florence King
Concord Junction
Fowler
Main St
Charles Ryan
North Sudbury
Brook's Block
Joshua Carr
Butler
J. J. Driscoll
Cricket Association
Music Sunday
Doggie
Representative Sullivan
Coughlin
Cere
Joseph W. Bailey
Combination Cash Store CO
Maynard Mass
DR. Cobb
Church Building Society of New
York
the Temperance Cause
Maynard Societies
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