Maynard News Briefs Roundup of Local Happenings
Local residents report moving in and out of town. John Bamforth and Thomas McNair relocate to Greasondale and Fitchburg, while Kalander returns from Quincey. Numerous social events, meetings, and club notes fill the week with travel, visits, and community planning across Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Kalander
Quincey
Louis
Hannon
Lawrence
Thomas McNair
Fitchburg
Annie Lyons
James Ledgard
Valentine
John Kelley
Hudson
Charles Houghton
Acton St
Clarence Mackin
Tufts College
Elizabeth May
Springfield
Samuel Parker
Iréne Sullivan
Enfield
N. H
May Sullivan
Front St
Nettie
Julia Coughlin
Misse& Helen
Genevieve Coughlin
Summer St
Woman's Club Notes Highlight Interior Decor Talk
The February meeting of the Maynard Woman's club featured Mrs Flora McDonald discussing interior decorations with many housing beautification tips. Mrs Addie Holt presented a paper on current events and refreshments followed. Delegates C J Fowler and W H Howe were chosen for the Woman's Federation meeting in Medford Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman’s Club
Flora McDonald
Addie Holt
Fowler
Howe
Woman's Federation of Woman's Clubs
Medford
School Gardening Lecture At Mason Street School
The Mason Street School assembly hall was filled for a teachers association lecture on school gardening by Wallace F. E. Mason North Andover superintendent. He traced the movement since its inception and highlighted its results while the audience absorbed the informatives. A violin solo by Miss Christina Heffernan and a vocal by Miss May Parkin preceded the talk. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason St. School
Teachers’ Association
Wallace FE. Mason
North Andover
Mason
Christina Heffernan
May Parkin
Harcourt Comedy at Music Hall Next Week Shows
The Harcourt Comedy Company led by Chas Harris will perform at Music Hall every evening next week except Friday with a matinee Saturday. They recently scored a great hit here and offer a strong dramatic vaudeville program. Prices are 10, 20, and 80 cents with a ladies discount Friday morning at Dwinell's Dry Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
K. Harris
Harcourt
Music Hall
Dwinell’s Dry Store
Membership Contest Between Concord Lodges Sparks Town Hustle
The Summerhill A Q U W lodge and Harmony lodge of Concord compete to recruit new members until July 30 with a winner to host an excellent supper for the losers. Maynard lodge bets on Concord’s poor showing in the historic village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerhill Lodge
Harmony Lodge of
Concord
Maynard Lodge
St Bridget's Sunday School Concert and Dance at Music Hall
A large crowd attended the concert and dance in Music Hall under St Bridget's Sunday school teachers. The program featured Genevive Cleary Harold Morgan Irene O'Donnell and others with a standout one act farce by Florence Higgins Rose Hannon Mildher Morgan Annie Manning Nora Lowney and Margaret Driscoll. A toast to the janitor Mr Sheridan drew applause and the event concluded with dancing and satisfaction in the teachers' planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget's
Music Hall
St. Bridget'’s Church
Genevive Cleary
Miss Cleary
Harold Morgan
Irene O'Donnell
Hdna Cheney
Hugh Connors
Florence Higgins
Rose Hannon
Mildher Morgan
Annie Manning
Nora Lowney
Margaret Driscoll
Sheridan
Orange Girl Is Wed in Pretty Home Ceremony
Miss Bessie T. White became the wife of Alvah M. Dokerty at the Orange home of Mr and Mrs Ira M White. The ceremony conducted by Rev E L Smiley followed Episcopal form with rings. Best man Ernest C Greenhalge, bridesmaid Louise Ward, flower girl Jackline White, and a small gathering witnessed the event. The couple will reside in Orange and received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. White
Winter St. Orange
Bessie T. White
Alvah M. Dokerty
E L. Smiley
Methodist Church
Ernest C. Greenhalge
Louise Ward
Orange
Jackline
Doherty
New York
Dokerty
Orange High School
House girl wanted in Acton and Maynard parcels
Help wanted notice seeks a house girl in Acton Massachusetts with duties including plain cooking and laundry for a five adult family no washings or children. Wages five dollars weekly. Also an incubator sized for outdoor 100 chicks, Cyphers Co Style A used two seasons in fine condition offered for eight dollars cash. Box 136 West Acton and Box 1122 Maynard referenced for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Mass
M. F. Mullin
Maynard Mass
Father John’s Medicine Cure Story In Lowell Parish
A veteran Lowell priest Rev Father John O’Brien improves after a cold cough and lung trouble. A specialist prescribes a remedy he shares with parishioners leading to widespread use as Father John’s Medicine. The circular claims it cures throat and lung troubles and strengthens the body without alcohol. A $25 000 charity guarantee is offered for proof of falsehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Father John
John
Middlesex Poultry Association Formed In Maynard
A local branch of the American poultry association, named the Middlesex poultry association, has been formed in Maynard to hold annual poultry shows. John G. Thompson was elected president and A. J. Sullivan secretary as the group gains support from American Poultry Association members and specialty clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Poultry Association
Middlesex Poultry Association
Maynard
Massachusetts
John G. Thompson
A. J. Sullivan
Walter M. Adams
William H. Barlow Albert
W. Haynes
Allan M. Howard
David J. Loewe
Arthur J. Sullivan
John C. Thompson
Eugene Thompson
Robert W.veitch
Arthur B. Walker
Noble Outcast to Be Produced by Summerhill Players
The Summerhill lodge troupe plans an April 19 show of A Noble Outcast, a stronger drama with notable climaxes, featuring the same cast from the recent successful production. Moving pictures at Music Hall continue weekly with strong crowds, and Friday night offers Corner Grocery with dozens of free groceries. Admission remains 10 cents for Friday and Saturday, and Sunday shows are 10 and 20 cents. The note ends with thanks from Mrs Calvin Whitney for condolences and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerhill Lodge
Music Hall
Dwinell Leads West Acton In Close Street Bowling Battle
In a spirited Thursday night match at Nasan alleys South and West Acton bowling teams battled to a near equal finish. Dwinell led West Acton with a three string total of 272 while Bariteau topped South Acton with 265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West Acton
Nasan Stalleys
Dwinell
Bariteau
South Acton
Mock Initiation to Be Given by Maynard Lodge
Maynard lodge I O O F announces a unique entertainment in Music Hall on February 19 featuring a mock initiation to attract crowds. The program includes vocal solos by Florence Salisbury and musical selections by the Astrella brothers of Boston, promising strong performances and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Salisbury
Astrella Bros. Trio
Boston
Maynard Lodge
Music Hall
Astrella Brothers
Notice of dissolution of Kozlowsky and Radwil firm
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated January 6 1909 states the partnership Kozlowsky and Radwil grocery and provision firm on Main Street is dissolved by mutual consent. Simon Kozlowsky will continue the business and all debts and claims of the copartnership are to be paid to him with all debts due by the partnership assumed by him. Adolph Radwil Simon Zolowsky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Kozlowsky
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Christopher Wilson
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Flagg
Lake Boon
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The
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Ae ‘Gahtata
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Margaret Délana
Kintnna Haynes
Humber
Sherman
Charles Keane
J. A. Crowley
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Gypsy Moth
Loewe’s
J. W. Gately
O. F
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
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Ernest Beaumier
Leominster
Raymond Veitch
Dartmouth College
Hillside St
John Allen
Albany
Blanche Mason
Mason St
H. J. Dwinell
Worcester
Mass. Pharmaceutical Association
Andrew Magarty
Maurice Connors
John Peters
George Reed
Keene, N. H
Georg Hyndman
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Bangor
Mr. Garlick
Ashburnham
W. B.case
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
James N. Haire
Alexander Pettigrew
George Theodore
Nason and
Summer Sts
Mainats
A. Distasio
Cannon’s Block
Joe Buccino
Board of Health
St. Bridget's Parish
Newell's Orchestra
Mrs
Bert Larkin
William Martin
Main St
Amy
Malcolm
John Weaving
Leo Callahan
Parker
Emma Hoar
Catherine Mclven
Mill St
Frank St. Clair
George H. Gutteridge
Dennis Waldron
Luesday
Susie Lingley
John and
Mamie Sullivan
High St
James Eaton
Steeple Falls
William Naylor
Arthur Champagne
Harvard University
Frank Crowley
Eaton’s
Distasio
A. T. Haynes & Co
Silas Cook
Agatha
Joyce
Spring Lane
Mary Woods
Agnes Mulcahy
Gardner
Harlow Green
Albert E. Batley
Connecticut
Margueretta Conway
Sudbury St
Percival. A
Whitman
Orient Tea Store
Marlboro Mass
George Smethurst
John Loman
Bristol
Conn
Loman
Unity Circle
Republican Committee
Supt. Mason
the Harcourt
Maynard Lodge No
Tyes
Alsi
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Emma Howes
Agnes Mahoney
Billa Scully
Elizabeth Hunt
Gertrude Morgan
Jennie Crowley
Miss Bessie White
That Town
Calvin Whitney
Dwinell High Roller
West Acton Memorris
Kempton
Pigot
Kinsley
Pwinell Na
South Acton Clapp
Piper
Tolman
Bar
Lodge
I. O
Adolph Radwil
Simon Zolowsky
A. Coutge
Rexall Cough
P. H. Delee
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