Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Business Notes
The column lists guests and visits across Maynard and nearby towns. Residents like William Gard Avis Barlow and Jerome Lynch appear among many weekend visitors and homecomings. Local moves, illnesses, and business updates include Mrs. Etta Haynes, John Kelley relocating to Waltham, and the Charles H. Stanley Co planning store partitioning with Samuel Lever to reopen after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daley
Boston
Distasio
Main St
Annie Kilkenney
Delmar
Is.a. Crowell
Swampscott
Charles H. Stanley Co
Samuel Lever
Note of Appreciation from Haynes Family
The Haynes thank Maynard fire department and neighbors who aided during their recent home fire. Mr and Mrs A T Haynes express gratitude for help received.
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Maynard Fire Department
Lost book notice from Maynard Massachusetts
In accordance with state law a book numbered 2247 has been lost and payment on the same stopped. The Assabet Institution for Savings announces this loss and the stop on payment, with Arthur B. Walker as Treasurer in Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Arthur BE. Walker
Maynard
Coffee Lecture Delights Congregational Men’s League
Charles F. Greeley publicity manager of Dwinell-Wright Co Boston spoke at Tuesday night’s meeting on Coffee From the Plantation to the Cup with moving pictures. He traced the coffee plant’s history from discovery to modern cultivation and preparation. A collation followed the lecture. Next meeting led by R. E. Hartin and E. A. Merriman. Ladies night set for Tuesday April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s League of the Congregational Church
Charles F. Greeley
Dwinell-Wright Co
Boston
Greeley
R. E. Hartin
E. A. Merriman
Maynard Club Hosts Roast Beef Supper Honor Rededication
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic association held a roast beef supper at the club house Saturday evening to mark the rededication after repairs. Caterer F. C. Anderson of Hudson served the meal under a committee led by M. Waterhouse, Alfred Billet, Charles Spence, John Webster, and Thomas Smith as the club plans summer sporting events with various associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard. Cricket and Athletic Association
F. CO. Anderson
Hudson
M. Waterhouse
Alfred Billet
Charles Spence
John Webster
Thomas Smith
Degree Conferment At Loyal Assabet Lodge No 6595
Loyal Assabet lodge No. 6595 conferred the initiatory degree on five candidates at last Wednesday’s meeting under District Deputy Grand Master George F. Haskell. A post ceremony collation followed in the Masonic banquet hall hosted by committee members Alfred Billet Fred Axford M Wat erhouse John Coulter and Fred Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Assabet Lodge
George F. Haskell
Masonic
Alfred Billet
Fred Axford
M.waterhouse
John Coulter
Fred Hayward
Card of Thanks to Firemen and Helpers at Naylor Fire
The firemen thank all who aided with hot coffee refreshments woolen hose gloves or other help at the Naylor fire. We were in a frozen condition and the aid was very much appreciated. Signed George H. Gutteridge Albert Coughlan Fred H. Axford Fire Engineers.
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Naylor
George H. Gutteridge
Albert Coughlan
Fred H. Axford
Maynard Enterprise Clarifies Billing and Ownership Links
Maynard Enterprise has not sent bills through agencies or mail beyond regular monthly statements. Subscribers have reported receiving collection notices from others, which are not from our office. The Hudson News Enterprise and Maynard Enterprise operate independently from Marlboro offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Enterprise
Hudson News
Hudson
Hudson Enterprise
News-Enterprise
News-Enterprises
Maynard
Acton
Concord
Bedford
Sudbury
Marlboro
News -Enterprise
Reading table addition The Garden Magazine in public library
Trustees add The Garden Magazine to the library reading table. The January 1917 Garden Manual offers practical guidance for Maynard gardeners on selecting vegetables, starting seeds, and ornamental planting. It includes First Steps in Gardening and Selecting Flower Seeds, plus practical pieces on making garden plots and securing seed catalogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Maynard
Garden Magazine
Safety Deposit Vaults Protect Papers After Fire
Maynard Trust Co vaults rendered service to merchants recently visited by fire. Deeds insurance papers and public documents were placed in the vaults for safe keeping though the building housing them was destroyed.
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Maynard Trust Co
Children Celebrate At John Lannigan’s Main Street Home
John Lannigan hosted a Saturday evening gathering at his Main Street residence for many young friends. The event featured gifts, games, and both vocal and instrumental music. attendees included Francis Nee Gerald Nee Howard Dalton Ames Bovis George Peterson Abraham Ratick Daniel Maurice Confors Mathew King Thomas Lannigan Charles Sweeney Raymond Kelley Wilbur Hill Leo Mullen and the Misses Margaret Bavis Catherine and Frances Lannigan Bertha and Florence Ayotte Frances King Frances and Cecelia Kane Mildred Mullin Annie Helen Smith Gertrude Waldron Heda Peterson Pearl Woodman Annie Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lannigan
Main St
Francis Nee
Gerald Nee
Howard Dalton
Ames Bovis
George Peterson
Abraham Ratick
Daniel
Maurice Confors
Mathew King
Thomas Lannigan
Charles Sweeney
Raymond Kelley
Wilbur Hi
Leo Mullen
Margaret Bavis
Catherie
Frances Lannigan
Bertha
Florence Ayotte
Frances King
Frances
Cecelia Kane
Mildred Mullin
Annie
Helen Smith
Gertrude Waldron
Heda Peterson
Pearl Woodman
Annie Kane
Safe recovered after fire ruins reveals Lerer papers and cash
The safe of Samuel Lerer was taken from fire ruins Friday evening. Five ten and two horses were employed in recovering it. It was placed in the store of Charles H. Stanley until opened. Lerer opened the safe and found all his papers and a sum of money intact. The safe was filled with water which wetting the contents preserved them from scorching.
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Samuel Lerer
Charles H. Stanley
Public Meeting Aids British Relief Fund In New England
About 250 attended a Riverside Hall gathering to support the British Imperial Relief fund of New England. Penkivil K Mohum and Rustom Rustomjee spoke while a moving picture lecture showed life near the front lines in France. A collection of 76.24 was taken and weekly pledges were encouraged. The organizing committee featured Mark Newton Richard Allen and Charles Edney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Imperial Relief Fund
Riverside Hall
Imperial Relief Fund of
New England
Penkivil K. Mohum
Rustom Rustomjee
Canada
Mohum
Rustomjee
France
America
Charles F. Edney
South Acton
Columbian Mandolin Orchestra
Mark Newton
Richard Allen
Charles Edney
Whist Party A O H Ladies Raise Funds At Masonic Hall
The Ladies' auxiliary of the A O H held a large whist party at Masonic hall with about 40 tables. Proceeds aid the Irish Relief Association and prizes were awarded to Mary King Lottie Ryan Annie Cullinane Bernard Garrigan John King Jr Michael Cleary Norman Garney with names of counters and donors listed. Refreshments followed. committee members included Miss Mary Driscoll and several Mrs. McCarthy Martin White and Ine son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Trish Relief Association
Mary King
Lottie Ryan
Annie Cullinane
Mary Swain
Bernard Garrigan
John King, Jr
Michael Cleary
Norman Garney
Frances Moynihan
Laura Moore
Mary Flannery
Frank Brayden
Christina Cullinane
Mary, Driscoll
Margaret McCarthy
Mary Martin
Robert White
Katherine Ineson
Temperance Rally At Colonial Hall Draws Crowd
Allied temperance societies held a rally at Colonial hall on Sunday evening. Leonard Martin of Boston and Dennis McCarthy spoke, Gavin Taylor presided, and John Horan was secretary. About 150 attended. McCarthy recited several original poems.
Question Club Hosts Social Evening at Guttridge Home
The Question club met Monday at Mrs. George H Guttridge home. After sewing a social hour with chorus singing followed, and refreshments were served. Attending were Misses Sadie Stitt Pauline Bent Florence Mann Irenes Martin and Mrs Frank B Sanderson and Mrs William Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Question Club
George H. Gutteridge
Sadie Stitt
Pauline Bent
Florence Mann
Irenes Martin
Frank B. Sanderson
William Baxter
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A One
A. T. Haynes
Harry Chase
Agai White
Leo Roche
Haverhill
Little
Craneave
Henry Norton
Acton St
Bennett
Brookline
Abe Bander
A. Doyle
Cambridge
Mildred Morgan
Jerome Lynch
Frank McCormack
Worcester
Helen Reynard
A. Frazier
Woburn
R.N. Creighton
Joseph Edwards
Hannah Sheehan
Brooklyn
Joseph King
Frank Smith
Parker St
Edward Mahoney
Bath
Agnes
Rose Mahoney
Albert Haynes
Sumner Bodfish
Pittsfield
Sylvia Bagley
Susan Sheehan
John Horan
Guild of St. Bernard’s
John Mannion
Park St
Littleton
Frank Tobin
Gertrude Haynes
Jackson
John Lawson
Grace
South Berwick
Mr. Aid
Aquilla Reynard
Walter A. Priest
Eaton's Market
Nason St
Charles Palmer
Walter Grundy
Harry Bates
Lynn
Thomas Grady
Clinton
William Goettler
W. D. Huntoon
Norwood
Howard Wilson
Grace Woods
Hull
William Gutteridge
Frederick N. Rutan
John Kelley
Waltham
Thomas Wright
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Etta Haynes
Water
Helen Hinchcliffe
Arlington
Joshua Naylor
Hugo Kajander
Fitchburg
Women's Foreign, Missionary Society
Edward Henderson
Pleasant St
Frances Hawkes
Mabel Brown
Lizzie Hodges
Bertha Batley
Middlesex Central
James Bent
Mr. Bent
Mr. and
Mrs
Jersey Butter CO
Maynard’'S Leading Cash Grogery
Jersey
Jersey Butter Company
Maynard, Mase, A Ee
Sidney E. McCleary
GR Rocer—Baker
Main Main ST
Rumford
Louis Peel
Hodges Nason
Maynard Maynard
Honda
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexali
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Whist Party
Maynard Trust Ce
Sahieday
Alota
Maillards
M. B. Church
Druccist
Your Home Savings Bank
Lerer
C. O Stanley
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