Foley Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Ad
A testimonial from H Prathcis of Zenith Kansas claims severe back pain vanished after taking two thirds of a Foley Kidney Pills. The ad promotes these pills as safe for middle aged and older men and women to relieve sleep disturbing bladder ailments. M B Church, successor to Johnson Pharmacy, endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Prathcis
Zenith
Kan
Foley
M. B. Church
Johnson Pharmacy
High School Building Panel Meets Architect Over Plans
The building committee of the new high school met with Architect Chas. Grecco and a firm representative to discuss heating work and several changes to the original plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Grecco
Unions Gospel Campaign Schedule at Congregational Church
Minister A Merrill Osgood announces gospel campaign meetings led by Evangelist Lewis E. Smith at Congregational Church starting Wednesday at 7 30 pm and continuing through the week except Saturdays with a concluding Sunday Feb 27. Public worship at 10 45 am includes a sermon on Christ first others next self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
Congregational Church
Lewis
Smith
Sunda
FE Towylor
S. Parker
Child suffers broken collar bone at home
Dorothy Willis 19 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Willis of 560 Parker Jr fell at home Sunday evening and sustained a broken collar bone. She was attended by Dr Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Carl Willis 560 Parker Jr
Paine
Hudson Tuesday club hosts Mrs Amory Maynard at Mair Street
The Tuesday club of Hudson gathered at Mrs Amory Maynard's Mair Street home for a literary afternoon. Members read several papers, enjoyed music, and were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Amory Maynard
Mair St
Train Stalled Near Bridge Causes Delay in City
A Boston train arriving at 3 20 p m Sunday was stalled for over an hour above the bridge near the pumping station due to a broken reverse lever causing the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Colonial Party at Odd Fellows Hall Features Minuet and Standish Pantomime
Grange members enjoyed a Colonial party in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Raton performed a minuet in costume earning applause. A pantomime depicting the courtship of Myles Standish used a calcium light behind a screen with characters including John Alden Walter R Denniston Priscilla Miss Beatrice Taylor Myles Standish and others. committee in charge included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sander son and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Ruth Raton
Myles Standish
Laura Woodart
John Alden
Walter R. Denniston
Priscilla
Beatrice Taylor
H. Linwood White
Frank E. Sanderson
Elder
Charles H. Stanley
Frank B. Sanderson
Charles Hi. Stanley
Ainsley C. Dunham
Military Whist Party Revived by Ladies Auxiliary
Military whist returned Monday night at the Masonic hall under the Ladies' auxiliary No 33 A O H Gardner Be Drew of Hudson led the games with Joseph Madden assisting from Hudson There were seven tables with Mrs Edward Puffer Mrs Daniel Hennessy William O'Brien and Thomas Lawler winning a chocolate set mayonnaise set umbrella and cigarettes as prizes Guests from Actons and Concord Junction attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
A. O. H. Gardner BE. Drew
Hudson
Adies
Joseph Madden
Edward Puffer
Daniel Hennessy
William O’brien
Thomas Lawler
Georgianna MacKen‘ie
Mary McCarthy
Kate Innesson
James McCarthy
He Actons
Concord Junction
American Woolen Company Granted Certificate of Incorporation
The American Woolen Company was granted a certificate of incorporation by Massachusetts Commissioner of Corporations William D. Trefry. The firm, a large private corporation by authorized capital, has operated in the state as a reform corporation and was previously organized in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
American Woolen Co
Massachusetts
William D. T. Trefry
New Jersey
Concord Junction hosts Associated Five Odd Fellows meeting
Maynard lodge I C O F receives invitation to join Odd Fellows from Yer Harvard Acton and Concord Maynard lodge will meet in Concord Junction on Thursday evening February 24 with Triple Link league of Boston officers as guests. A reception and speeches will follow with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Associated
Odd Fellows of
Yer
Harvard
Acton
Concord
Aynard
Concord Junction
Triple Dink League of
Boston
Concord Iodge
League
Severe Cold Grips Town With 20 Below Readings
Thermometer plunged to 20 below in several areas Tuesday morning as extreme cold persisted though only a few freeze ups were reported.
Fire whistle blares after wire misconnection near school
Early Tuesday a fire whistle triggered by a crossed wire opposite Nason Street schoolhouse caused a scene. No blaze reported as the fault originated from a broken wire touching another line.
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Nason St
Street Railway Keeps Schedule Through Snow Storm
During the recent snow storm the Concord Maynard and Hudson street railway kept running steadily for three nights and two days. Despite severity of the storm, excellent time was made and the cars were kept nearly to schedule.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Brother Found Dead In Medford Barber Shop
William Connors was found dead Monday morning in his Medford barber shop from accidental gas poisoning. His siblings Mrs. Maurice Connors and Joseph Connors attended his funeral in Medford on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Connors
Joseph Connors
William
Medford
Joseph
Local notices from Marlboro and Robin Hill
Josh Geddes of Liberty street is in town with news of the city. Mrs. James Tighe, long ill, shows improvement. H G Adams plans to move into a Highland street residence this week. Walter S Goss, sick with grippe, now able to be out. The Robin Hill Improvement Society hosts a dancing party at the Robin Hill schoolhouse this evening. Miss Josephine Rogers visits New York to inspect spring and summer millinery styles. The McKernan Electric Co. wired Mrs. Patrick Hartnett’s Emmett street house and installed electric fixtures. C B Searles was summoned to North Grafton by the death of Mr. Bullard, father of the late Mrs. Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Goodenow
Hanover
N. H
Sadie Goodenow
Norfolk
Louis N. Thomas
Watertown
Christina Salisbury
Anna Tikkanén
Dorchester
John Vaananen
Question Club
Gene Martin
Maple St
Lawton
Concord
Holy Name Club
Cannon
Ethel
Agnes Nordberg
Boston
John Nordberg
Edward White
Howe and French, Chemists
J. W. Bradley
W. A. Haynes Co
W. S. Glover
Glover
Elliot Archer
Richard
Providence
R. I
Tufts College
Clifton Downey
Mass. Agricultural College
Amherst
Whitney Eat
Janies R. Bent
George H. Gutteridge
Mag. Fire Chiefs’ Club
Bancroft
Worcester
Charles E. Wheeler
Maynard Trust Co
Hudson
Raymond Jones
Townsend
Joseph Melchiondo
Annie DiStasio
Marion Sullivan
Fitchburg Normal School
Mrs. P. J. Sullivan
George Newton
Elliot Hospital
M. Bertha Burke
Marlboro
Cannon’s Hall
Grace Parkin
Margaret Hearp
Hazel “ Easthope
Miss Parkin
Heard
Easthope
F. W. Hiltt
Rochester
N. Y
A.T. Haynes, & Co
Assabet Institution For Savings
Kathryn Cook
McCleary
Main
Mary Murray
Anna M. Uncles
William Jones
Frank May
Fowler Block
Main St
Agnes Garvey
Concord Junction
Clara V. Purdy
Josephine Rogers, Adams Sr
New York City
C. BE. Searles
North Grafton
Bullard
Mrs. Searles
Temperance rally and speakers at St Bridget’s society
Sunday evening events at St Bridget’s Temperance Society included a temperance rally with principal speaker William Noonan of Hudson and remarks by John Horan John Hannon Selectman Frank Binks and James Mahoney. Miss Minnie Casey of Rutland visited local residents T J O’Donnell. An advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
William Noonan
Hudson
John Horan
John Hannon
Frank Binks
James Mahoney
Minnie Casey
Rutland
Mrs. T. J. O'Donnell
T Neurener
Eau Claire
Wis
Wood Prices for Sale in Maynard Region
Sabe oak wood sawed at six dollars per cord and white wood cut at five dollars. Whit ney Hastings located in Maynard Massachusetts offers these lumber rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney & Hastings
Maynard
Mass
Citrolax advertised as quick relief for constipation and stomach woes
An old advertisement touts Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels claiming rapid relief from headaches and a thorough flushing with no pain or nausea. It lists M B Church as successor to Johnson Pharmacy and urges readers to ask for Citrolax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrolax
Church
Johnson Pharmacy
Finnish Church Fair Draws Crowd and Music
The Ladies' Sewing circle of the Finnish Evangelical Church Glendale Street held a successful church fair on Saturday evening. A sale featured fancy articles flowers and cake. Walfrid Riihiluoma performed several violin solos during the event.
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Maynard News
Joseph McLoughlin
Stamford
John Hendrickson
Frank 8. Fearns
Stephen Powers
Westboro
Daniel Lowney
Agricultural ‘ College
William Nelson
W. C. Strout
C.J. Lynch
Summer St
Emma E. Wells
Magdalené Chapter
Nellie Braga
Herman Shearer
Gertrude Haynes
Jackson College
Albert W. Haynes
Methodist Episcopal
Mrs. Maynard
PARTY
Josh Geddes
Liberty St
James Tighe
H. G. Adams
Highland St
Walter S. Goss
Grippe
The
Robin Hill
McKernan Electric Co
Patrick Hartnett
Emmett St
Chesterfield
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
Rexall
Louis’ Peel
Wood Sq
Hudson Naylor
Minstrel
St. Bridget’s Church
A. A. Hilferty
Longfellow
Bryant
Emerson
Poe
Hawthorne
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Arthur E. Walker
Treas. Maynard
Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery
Jersey
Indian River
Campbell’s Soups
Japan
Duchess Brand
Jersey Butter Co
Main Street
New Fowler Block
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Trust, Co
George H. Creighton
H. J. Dwinell
Charles EL. Wheeler
Treas
Maynard Tailoring, Cleaning and Dyeing Company
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