Maynard News For Maynard and Surrounding Towns
A bustling Maynard week with visits from Miss Murphy and Mrs. Wilson, family moves to Summer Street, and local gatherings. Notable items include the Checker club defeating Assabet House, plans for a poultry fair revival, and the town preparing for the upcoming caucus voting list revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Club
Assabet House
Edwin N. Smith
Concord
N. H
Telephone Company
Rose Manther
Liottte & Dupuis
Maribor
Mildred Comeau
Charles Obst
Dora Ott
Jacob Simons
B. A. Harris
B. Harris
Brookline
D. J. Loewe
Middlesex Poultry Club
Maynard
Seven Social Junior League Sells Then Stages Sevens Entertainment
A Saturday evening event at Mr. B church featured a seven o’clock show by Junior League children after a daytime sale. Volunteers organized food, fancy items, ice cream, and candy, and the entertainment listed seven “Seven times” numbered roles with local girls and Mrs. Judge directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B. Church
Emma Keenhalge
Martha Parker
Ruth Veitch
Marion. Wilson
Fancy
Elizabeth Gates
Marion
Mildred Jones
Bertha Binks
Grace Parkin
Lindsay Smith
Candy
Matilda Marsden
Jeanette Trench
Rachael Gates
Hannah Mystery
Doris Judge
Nellie Parmenter
Gladys Binks
May Parkin
Officers Elected at R. U. A. Semiannual Meeting
The semiannual stockholders meeting of the R. U. A. was held in Cooperative hall Monday evening with a large turnout. Officers elected include James N. Haire as president Gavin Taylor as treasurer Alexander Pettigrew as clerk and auditors Matthew Campbell William Naylor. Directors elected: James N. Haire John O. Thompson Albert Batley William Lora and Alexander Pettigrew. A separate item lists a horse for sale weighing about 1060 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
James N. Haire
Gavin Taylor
Treas
Alexander Pettigrew
Matthew Campbell
William Naylor
Albert Batley
William Lora
Heartfelt thanks for kindnesses shown to us all
We express deepest gratitude to the members of the several societies and others who assisted us in every way. Our heartfelt thanks go to all who aided us during this time.
Quietly Married in Small Home Wedding at Maynard
Miss Helen J. Veitch and 8. Raymond Kitchin wed Monday afternoon at the bride’s Hillside street home. The ceremony by Rev. D W Lovett was simple with only close relatives present. After a brief reception they plan to reside on Brooks street and begin a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veitch
Raymond Kitchin
Helen J. Veitch
Alexander Véiteh
Hillside St
D. W. Lovett
West Acton
Maynard High School
Assabet Mills
Maynard Business Men's Association
Kitchin
Supper and Sale at Congregational Church Draws Crowd
A Saturday evening program at the Congregational church featured a well attended supper from 5 30 to 7 30 with cold meats mashed potatoes aquash pies cake and coffee and an apron sale. Entertainment included recitations songs piano solos and a duet performed by local youths. The event was organized by Mrs Newton Mrs Holmes and other committee members and proved pleasant and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Billen Morris
Lillian Archer
Gladys Smith
Agnes Axford
Dorothy Chester
Florence Mallinson
Helen Brick
James Leithead
Harold Miller
Harold Brown
Phyllia Quirk
Edith Garlick
Reba Taylor
Joseph Dahl
Marion Archer
Andrew Dahil
Mabel Taylor
Mallinson
Mildred Randell
Percy Dunlop
Ina Bell
Surprise Bar Exam Success for Thom as J Smith in Town
Thom as J Smith of this town passed the Massachusetts bar exam in January. The list appeared late last week after examiner reviews. Born in Putnam Connecticut in 1874 he moved to Maynard in 1901 and later joined Brown Smith O Connell with plans to open a local office while working in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sylvester
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bert
Baxter
E. FP. Hunt
Tional
Sunna
Mary F. Whittaker
Joseph Downey
Boston
A. E. Whitney
W. W Oliver
Water Board
Bill
Frank Murray
Massachusetts Bar
Thomas J. Smith
Smith
Choate
Putnam
Conn
Rockville
Maynard
Twilight Club
Brown, Smith & O'Connell
Mr. Smith
Tom
Hibernians Fail To Overtake cellar champs in close game
The cellar champions held firm on the league bottom Thursday night as the Hibernians pressed hard but could not snatch a win. Dubey Lynch of the Hibernians tried to rally the team with a strong comeback aiding their effort, but the challengers still prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Dubey Lynch
Dameron emerges as likely school board candidate
Raymond Kitchin withdraws from the race and Kenneth Dameron appears to hold the pole with Democrats showing little opposition. The piece notes Dameron’s popularity among local party leaders and suggests he may secure a three year board term. Also mentions a for sale cottage on Pine Street and a two and a half story house with land and outbuildings offered by Brett C. Marchand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kitchin
Kenneth Dameron
Democrats
Dameron
Child Freezes to Death in Mill Pond Cove
The body of seven year old Michael Grags residing on High street was found at 10 30 pm Sunday in the cove of the mill pond by Officer Samuel G King and Charles Miller. He had left home that morning after church and a search followed. The body showed death from cold after a fall likely rendered him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Michael Graggas
High St
Mill Pond
Samuel G. King
Charles Miller
Democratic Nomination Frays in Maynard Hudson Herbsts
Democratic leaders in Maynard and Hudson debate the fall representative nomination amid Boxboro’s small party base. Many fear Boxboro cannot win, forcing a Maynard or Hudson pick despite a rotation agreement. Rep Edson is unlikely to seek reelection. Mark Stelley of Millers’ Falls visited town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard and Hudson
Boxboro
Maynard Or
Mark Stelley
Millers’ Falls
Rexall Orderlies Promise Painless Constipation Relief
An ad offers a risk free trial of Rexall Orderlies for constipation with payment on rescue if relief is insufficient. It markets an odorless tasteless 6mj tablet described as gentle and non irritating and highlights availability at Marlboro store for 10 cents 12 tablets or 25 cents 36 tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Rexall
P. H. DeLee
Mayhard
Bowling Notes Highlight Local League Fortunes this Week
Ed Jillett still works the curve as four matches are set on the alley this week. The M U s face the Hibernians in a Thursday clash while district rivals Concord are dismissed. The Finnish Athletic Club makes its debut against the Hibernians, losing 1249 to 1210, and slated to bowl again Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Jillett
M. U's
Concord
Hibernans
Hibernians
Finnish Athletic Club
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Maynard News
Kristie’s
Valentine Cane
Ledgard
Mary Murphy
Somerville
A. H. Haynes
William Strout
Harry Parmenter
Carmichael
Orange
Fred Whittaker
Saxonville
James Bent
Ella Kitteridge
P. N. Dahl
Edward McPherson
Tufts Colleg
Parker
Jennie Frederickson
Westvale
St. Jean
Assabet
E. K. Davis
Winthrop
Davis Place
Summer St
Charles Keane
Beaumont
Tex
Mr. Keane
Fred Simpson
Worcester
William Ryan
Julius D'Angelus
C. BR. Society
Ida Kidney
Waltham
George LaCount
Florence Oliver
Boston School of Expression
Annie Hoban
Clinton
May Carpenter
Frank Dunham
Shirley
A. O. Dun
Alice Roberts
Theresa Donahue
Fitchburg
William McCarthy
Lawrence Murphy
Sudbury
Joseph Burke
Michael Burke
Richard Kelsey
Hinsdale
Joseph Green
East Boston
John Green
Burnside St
Maud Ryley
Riley
Attleboro
Jennie Quirk
Alice Wall
Frank Ferns
Anna Coughlin, Brooks Sr
Gilroy’s
William Newton
John Callahan
Acton At
William Hayward
Billerica
Main St
Emanuel Taylor
Grady
Maynard Business Sen's Club
Icsom
Denmark
Thomas Bell
Jessie Bell
Agnes Waldron
Dior
Lexington
BE. Estabrook
Lancaster
Minnie Ryan
Mary Brady
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Edward White
Edward Ledgard
H. J. Swinell
Haverhill
Miss White
Gilroy
Workingmen’s Society
Parker St
Mies
Rachel Colstona
A. T. Haynes
New Hampshire
Bavis
James Lawler
Middlesex Mills
Lowell
Collingville
D. Spain
Clara’ Demers
Mary. Moore
Albert Whalen
Fred Hansen
Teii Minnie
Stow
Murray
Maynard High
Taylor
Registrars of Voters
Junior League
Mary Parmenter
Nina Clark
L. Cougins,Jr
Maas
Ida M. Hall
Maple St
O. E
T. J. Judge
Bertha Batley
John Sunderland
Hiram Parkin
George Lawton
Sleepy Hollow
Woman's Club
Magdalene
Hawthorne
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Thos. J. Smith
Uary
St J. Hoar
Ww. Teed
W. Conley
Assabets
J. Smith
A. Hilferty
H. Clark
J. Kelley
M. Lynch
F. Mullin
Brett C. Mar- Chand
Little Wanderer
Baxboro Democrats
de Lee’s Pharmacy
Jersey
ICE Gream
F.S. Fearns
Maynard, Mass
F. & Fearng
Clarence F.desmond, M.D
Waltham, Mass
Theresia
Middlesex
Charles Emergon
Elm St
Comcord
Massachusetts
the Taylor Press
Nason and
Summer Streets
North Union Station
Concord Junction
Hudson
A 'G
Joshua Edwards
Brown St
Maynard Tel. Con
P.O
Disroy
Moving Pictures
Music Hall
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