Maynard News Highlights Local Mill, Social Visits, and Club Notes
Maynard updates show a $22,000 payroll at the mill last week. Residents such as Miss Elsie Murphy and Miss Alice Russell returned from Lexington and Wayland visits, while James Bent, James Baxter and other locals appear in daily life notes. Church and lodge activities, sleigh rides, and civic meetings fill out this window on town happenings.
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James
Winnie
Hannah Quilan
Newton
Owen Duggan
Leominster
Harry Chapin
North Annover
W. R. Hall
Elsie Murphy
Lexington
Harriett B. Lord
Revere High School
McCleary
Epworth League
M. E
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Wm. Ross
Concord Junction
Clemmie Sullivan
Nasonville
R. 1
P. J. Sullivan
Agnes Richardson
North Easton
Ceschardson
Jesse Forter
Lowell
Edward Doherty
Doherty
Harry Breakey
Priscilla Club
Miss Kennedy
Checker Club
Margaret Connolley
Roxbury
May Ledgard
Palmer
Catherine
Florence
Woburn
Lillie Sullivan
Medfield
William Woodman
Nee Crotty
Misa Nellie Johnson
Boston
John Ingham
R. A
Albert Batley
Mars
A. J. Loughlin
Providence
R. I
James Baxter
Bertha Stuart
R. L
Margaret Stuart
Charles Drew
Pansy O
Port Dover
Ont
Maynard
R. C. A. Frazier Apent
Art Museum
Hibernian Bowls Lose to M Us by 27 Pins
Hibernian bowing team suffered a 27 pin defeat to M Us on Thursday evening. G Lynch led Hiberniana while Ed Billett headed M Us amid strong local turnout. A parish meeting for St Bridget's is planned for Sunday evening in the church basement to discuss the parish reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian
M. Us
St. Bridget’s Parish
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Trial Guarantee Ad
A Rexall store in Maygard Mag. offers three large bottles of Rexall "93" Hair Tonic with a full money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. The ad asserts the product can regrow hair on bald heads except in cases of irreversible long-term baldness and dead follicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
P. H. DeLee
Maygard
Mags
Candidacy Buildup and Bowling Notes Ahead of Local Caucuses
With two weeks to the caucuses a lively field forms for town offices. Five avowed selectmen candidates loom, while many seek school posts and other roles. Bowling news features John Booth’s Indiana venture, state tournament teams, and local matches as the campaign heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walker
William Jones
William Connolley
Nicholas Driscoll
Harry Chase
P. H. Murphy
Dameron
P. J. Sullivan
Cameron
Sullivan
Enterprise
Mither
Mr. Sullivan
Harry J. Parmenter
William Cullen
Water Board
Joshua Edwards
Board of Health
Kenneth Cameron
William Bishop
Connors
Driscoll
Jones
Lotus Club Quartet Shines at Maynard Concert
The Lotus Club Quartet and guests drew a large crowd at the Cooperative hall in Maynard as the ensemble performed under the Masonic Social club. Miss Hein Donovan and Irene Bowley provided supporting artistry, with encores extending the program to about 90 minutes of classical pieces and old favorites.
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Lotus Club
Cooperative Hall
Lotus Quartet
Masonic Social Club
Maynard
Hein Donavan
Poston
Irene Bowley
Jack Joe
Genevieve
Miss Bewley
Miss Donovan
Mr. Raymond
Richard
Lucia
Frank Cannell
Donovan
Park St
Boston
Miss Be
Bowling Challenge Between All Star and M A Teams
George Lynch of Maynard issues a formal challenge to the M A bowling team for a match or series after March 1. The All Star lineup includes G Lynch W Lynch B J Coughlin A A Hilferty and James Farrell with John Elley as substitute roller. A two man contest is offered with Lynch and W Lynch against two from M A. The note also mentions James Russell of the B P C A visiting town and a horse banned by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Star
M. A
G. Lynch
W. Lynch
B. J. Coughlin
A. A. Hilferty
James Farrell
John Elley
George Lynch
Maynard
Rexall Orderlies for aged people remedy
An advertisement offers Rexall Orderlies for aged people and weak constitutions with claims of relief from constipation and related disorders. The product is eaten like candy, claims no side effects, and is sold at The Rexall Store by P. H. DeLee in Maynard Massachusetts.
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Rexai
P. H. DeLee
Maynard
Mass
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Maynard News
Weeeek
Norgs
Ernest Hathaway
Alice Russell of
Wayland
Fionny Price
William McAusiin
Robert Wilson
the Waltham Hospital
F. A. Rich
Ed Billett
Po Mary Fitzpatrick
Medford
John Pirandi
May Fearns
George Turner
William Sullivan
Kathryn Sullivan
Eugene Whitney
Maiden
Charlies Keene
David Bander
Raymond
Mansfield
Fred Kxierstead
Winooski
William Graham
Edna
Worcester
John Lawler
N. E. Telephone Co
California
Edward Titley
Collinsville
Oliver
John Manning
Etta F. Ray
Concord St
Acton
Maynard-Concord Junction
Burns Club
Caledonian Club
James Bent
Thomas Hell
Haverhill
James R. Bent
Powder Mill Company
Harry
Rearly
Dayville
Conn
Martin Peterson
Ruth White
Vose Farm
Board of Registrars
Gertrude Rich
Normal School
Fitchburg
Rowler
Charlesgate Hospital
Cambridge
Mary Ramsay
Harmony
N. J
John Coggeshall
Percy Whittaker
Lillian Mead
Democratic
Thomas J. Smith
Edward Cheney
Frank J. Maley
Harvey Broadbent
New Hampshire
W. A. Haynes Co
Masonic Nall
Crack
Waltham Division
Charles A. Welchloage
A. F
A. M
Dr. Rice
T. J. Judge
A. Batley
C. J. Morse
H. A. Wilson
A. O. Dunham
E. Henderson
R. Parmenter
RE. Price
Edward Henderson
Epworth ‘League
L. R. Cheney
E. Taylor
H. Richardson
A. E. Livingston
Freedman’s Aid
L. D
S. Parker
H. Parkin
Parsonage Aid Society
B. Henderson
Parker
W. Naylor
Harriet Naylor
L. Cheney
K. Taylor
F. Johnston
L. D. Wilson
D. Parmenter
BE. Henderson
Hibernians
A. O. H. IW. Lynch
J. Hoar
Manning
Murray
M. U. BE. Billett
Turnbull
J. Billett
Miller
John Booth
Nasan St
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John
Chicago
Booth
Indiana
A. A
Assabet Mill
Lynch Bros
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Stow Centre
Trafic
James Russell
de Lee’s Pharmacy
Mellins A
the Baby
Wwice
F.S. Fearns
Maynard, Mass
Y. Rv
Boston University Glee Club
Clarence F Desmond, M.D
Main St
Waltham, Mass
Theresia Emerson
Concord
County of
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Plyers
the Taylor Press
Nason and
Summer Streets
North Union Station
Junction
Hudson
P. O
Ss— Moving Pictures
Co-operative Hall
Music Hall
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