Read H P N Dahls ad and Maynard town notes mix
A sprawling Maynard town column notes births marriages and deaths for the year and lists residents at work in Hudson and Concord. It mentions dances, lodge events, polo games, school activities, and local civic scenes with frequent references to Maynard Newton Hudson Marlboro Acton and Framingham figures and venues. The piece closes with a lengthy civic letter urging residents to vote on license questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. N. Dahl
William Chambers
Lane Misa
Minnie Gilroy
New York
Fowler
Concord St
James Emmett
Hudson
Mr. Hall
Acton
N. D
Ome O'Neil
Maynard Friends Goring
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Alice Roche
Newton
Hattie Farrell
Charles Brooks
Fitchburg
Bertha Batley
Thomas G. Drake
Mary Desmond
John A. Crowe
Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promises Free if No Result
Johnson's Pharmacy offers Hyomel with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh. The complete Hyomel outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler small enough for purse carry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Hyomel Eec
Johnson’s
at _ yom
Johnsson
Mullin Declared Candidate for Selectman Ahead of March Caucus
James Mullin is announced as a candidate for the board of selectmen and will appear at the Democratic caucus March 4. He serves on the board of overseers of the poor for five years and was re elected to that position with both parties endorsement. Mullin, a heavy taxpayer, is praised for town duties and committee work. no other Democratic name has been mentioned yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullin
Board of Selectmen
Mullin
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Board of Overseers
Mrs Lyons Dies After Short Illness at Home on Railroad
Mrs John Lyons died Thursday at her Railroad Street home after a brief illness. She was the widow of a former resident of the area and lived about a number of years. Services were held at St Bridget's Church with interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyons
Railroad St
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Deafeated Cambridge Team by St Johns in 44 to 18
A Cambridge game Monday night ended in a 44 to 18 defeat for the S H A C basketball team at the hands of St Johns L I. Natick’s team is noted as nearly invincible in Institute Hall with a Maynard game planned soon. A Lancaster man, J Green, recalls electric bitters aiding health for both himself and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shattuck
Cornell University
Tufts College
Fred Prehn
H. P. N. Dahl
Waltam Watch Factory
St. Hilda's Guild
St. George's Church
Western Union Telegraph Office
Florence Haynes
Mt. Holyoke College
Michael Sexton
B. T. McManus
Mary C. Hunt
Thomas Taylor
Hudson
John Millomies
Michael Beluski
Angus Wilkingon
Judge Keyes
Maynard
Salem
William Lawler
Natick
Frank Buttesick
Lawrence
Senator Patch
Littleton
Walter Taylor
Frank Adams
Webster
Jelle Young
Rockland
Ont
Andrew
Elizabeth Lord
Wellesley College
Mia
N. E. League
A of the Loyal Temperance Legion
Congregational Church
Nicholas Driscoll
Iroquois
Paul Morgan
Phillip
Worcester
F. B. Sanderson
St. Bridget’s
St. George's
IS O. F
Maynard Odd Fellows
Concord Lodge
Concord
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Stow Centre
Arthur Baker
Wilfred Boushey
American Woolen Co
Warren
Edward Williams
Joseph Lesage
South Eee
Lynn
Clover A. C
Maynard Rovers
Assabet Council
R. A
Cooperative Hall
Harry Brigham
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Bright
Clinton
H. A. Wilson
Officer Jones
Officer Connors
Officer King
Lynch
Orday
Lowell
J. FP. Gannon
Aie Cine
G. J. Tyneh
Boston
Warren St
Mary Coughlin
George Henderson
Cordaville
John McGillis
Stafford Springs
Margaret Murphy
Inez Scully
Provi
George Carmichael
Orange
Maynard Brass Band
Eugene Colbert
Fall River
Central Falls
R. I. Pee
Onaneotes
Josephine Connors
Boro
John Connors
Zebra
South Framingham
Cambridge
St. Johns L. I. mPaggy Ge Aogy
Institute Hall
J. Green
Lancaster
A Mistake Wins for S. H. A. C. Over St Bridgets in Hall Contest
450 spectators watched S. H. A. C. defeat St. Bridgets 16 to 10 with Kelley and Maley leading. Referee James Ryan allowed flags and baskets to decide the game amid controversy. Maley scored three baskets, Kelley added two, Ledgard and Cleary matched bold efforts, and McGill, Stuart, and Campbell contributed. Attendance 450. Perfect confidence follows in household croup cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Kelley
Maley
West Enders
St. Bridget
J. Kelley
Ledgard
McGill
M. Kelley
Cleary
H. Kelley
Stuart
Campbell
LH. A. C
St. Bridgets
J. Bared
Collins Lees
Campbell H. Kelley
Collins
James Ryan
Hudson
Thane
Colbert
Chilly Reception Ends Polo Run in Maynard Finale
The Maynard polo match collapsed into a short handed, low effort game, Maynard winning 6 2. Afterward the team faced unpaid salaries and lost netting pledged as security. Managers Coffey and Darrow of Lowell were blamed. Wahl claimed about 66 dollars owed to him with total team debts around 200. Players debated franchise options and planned to seek pay from Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
St. Bridget's Society
Maynard
Messrs
Coffey
Durrow
Lowell
Darrow
Wilson
Wahl
Plymouth
Lynn
Pleasant party hosted for Marion McNair at home
A Saturday night gathering at Mrs. McNair’s home honored her daughter Marion McNair. Friends enjoyed refreshments and music. Attendees included Anna Herrman Flora Madden Emma Ayotte Annie Hansen Mary Hansen Annie Garlick Sadie Garlick Margaret Ryan Lizzie Hunt Annie K Hansen Phillip Bowers Joseph Dineen Jamies Ryan Jess Belanger Leo Downey Leander King William McGarry Arthur Ayotte Thomas McNair Thomas Young and Harry Burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNair
Marion McNair
Anna Herrman
Flora Madden
Emma Ayotte
Annie Hansen
Mary Hansen
Annie Garlick
Sadie Garlick
Margaret Ryan
Lizzie Hunt
Annie K. Hansen
Phillip Bowers
Joseph Dineen
Jamies Ryan
It Durrow Questioned in Maynard Team Transport Inquiry
Harry C. Durrow, former Maynard manager, was in town Sunday regarding transporting the cages to Lowell. Durrow says he was only an employee of Mr. Coffee, who counters that Durrow is “it,” with the ownership question likely unresolved after the bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Durrow
Maynard
Lowell
Durrow
Mr. Coffee
Johnson's Pharmacy Hyome cure claims in pocket remedy
An ad touts Hyome as a pocket cure for colds coughs and grip with bold claims of curing ordinary catarrh and chronic conditions at a dollar a bottle. The copy repeats product lines and suggests ease of use for the average person.
Price 95 Cents Drugstore Mail Order Offer
P H DeLee the druggist of Maynard offers a sale price of 95 cents with availability at the local store or by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Delee
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley
The
Marlboro Theatre
Music Hall
Maynard Lodge
Mr. Blank
LHA
LH. A. Cole
Ncnmagis
Murray
F. Archer
Johnson’s Pharmacy
W.B
Gase
Iai
Bedford ST
Pases
Clara B
Singleton
Oak St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!