Maynard Town News Highlights Local Events
Maynard residents report visits by Charles Whitney Crowe and Rev. J A Crowley. School vacations, high school trips to Washington, and sports updates headline a busy week. Book and library exhibits. Naylor's block work advances. local rail stock plans. community dances and meetings fill the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Whitney
Clinton
John A. Crowe
Westvale
Elise
Maynard Boy Makes Good in Wisconsin Woolen Mill Venture
Frank Maley, a Maynard native, leads a new woolen mill in West Bend Wisconsin with two Chicago partners. The small operation is expanding rapidly as hires increase and Maley manages design and weaving. His prior experience spans Assabet mills Hillsboro Bridge and Cedarburg, shaping a promising future for the venture.
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Maynard
Frank Maley
Far West
Chicago
West Bend
Wis
Maley
Assabet Mills
Hillsboro Bridge
N. H
Cedarbourg
Maynard Boy
Mr. Maley
Butchers Edge Barbers In Overtime Basketball
In a 45 minute game at Music Hall the Butchers beat the Barbers 11 to 11 at end of regulation and won in five minutes of overtime. Key players included J H Leyden Oscar Sawyer Billy Smith and the Downeys for the Barbers and W Sullivan W Priest Jim Priest F Hayward W Carney for the Butchers. Referee John Kelley. The note credits advertising value from Col Albert A P founder of American Bicycle Industries.
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Butchers
Barbers
Imi Music Hall
J. H. Leyden
Oscar Sawyer
Billy Smith
Joe
Leo Downey
William Sullivan
William Priest
Jim Priest
Frank Hayward
William Carney
John Kelley
Col. Albert A P
American Bicycle Induvies
Plans for a New Boston Area Basketball League
Notes indicate organizers aim to form a one division basketball league for next season with teams in Boston South Boston Ports mouth Lowell and Haverhill led by Hugh H Healey of Cambridge and James Gray of Lowell. Other items mention East Liverpool team touring New England and players from Gloversville Danvers Washington Guards and more planning shifts and schedules.
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Boston
Basr
South Boston
Portsmouth
Lowell
Haverhill
Hugh H. Healey
Cambridge
Marlboro
Natick
Chicopee Testis
James Gray
P. A
St. Johnsbury
East Liverpool
New England
Harry Hough
Ferat
Kincaide
Fogarty
Cloversville
Lew
Ed Wachter
Gloversville
Lennon
Jack Fox
Boston C. L
Memphis
Danvers
Coady
Brett
Desmond
Segrue
Hayes
Hudson
Keene
Murphy
Horan
Doherty
Washington Guards
Patterson
N. J. Nashua
Music Hall
Safety notices demand explosion-proof housing for motion picture machines
Authorities order hall owners statewide to provide secure structures for moving picture machines to prevent explosions. Cooperative hall skips requirement due to cost, while Music hall faces possible cessation of Maynard showings if provisions aren’t met.
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Music Hall
Maynard
St Bridget's Temperance Society Ends Lease Talks
Negotiations terminate over five year lease of Music Hall and club rooms with Hig Gruber. Annual rent of 750 dollars cited as excessive. Society plans to return to former quarters in the Cooperative building until new hall arrangements are made.
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St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Hig Gruber
Checker Players Challenge in Divide 44 AOH Teams
Div 44 AOH checker players seek matches with town clubs from loomfixers union Div 43 AOH and the cricket club. They claim victory is assured against any local group, while others may disagree and anticipate future challenges.
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Checker
Loomfixers Union
4A. O. H
Cricket Club
Marlboro to Visit Maynard for March 7 Basketball Game
Maynard manager Dan Colbert met Marlboro representatives in Hudson Tuesday to finalize a March 7 matchup in Maynard. Marlboro will field the same lineup as last visit. Maynard will be without Donerty and Matthews, with two additional players likely joining. Local optimism runs high for a corking contest and a big win for Maynard.
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Naylor
W. C. Croft
Gloucester
Capt. Curry
High School Athletic Association
Hudson and Marlboro
Hudson
Marlboro
M. & H. Street Railway
Main and
Nason Sis
John Loman
Sherwin
South Framingham
Williams
Sonie Hall
Washington Fund
Pierce
Sunderland
Hall
Goode
Fred Whitehead
Nason St
I Sa
Dan Colbert
Maynard
Donerty
Matthews
Tim
Unvicti on Stands Gillette death sentence affirmed
Court of Appeals upholds first degree murder verdict in the Grace Brown case. Judge Hiscock calls Gillette’s tale “impressive unnaturalness” and finds multiple contradictions. Execution date to be set. only U S Supreme Court or Governor Hughes clemency can delay. In a separate matter, Dedham Massachusetts court denies appeal to disallow Dr Charles A Lougest will.
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Albany
Chester Gillette
Cortland
Grace
Billy” Brown
South Otselle
Hssaiery
Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
Court of Appeals
Gillette
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Hiscock
Grace Brown
Dedham
Mass
Supreme Judicial Court
Charles A. Lougest
Lougest
Boston
Franklin
Williams to Speak Friday Night in Maynard
Hon George Fred Williams a longtime Democrat and former gubernatorial candidate will speak at Hibernian Hall Friday night under the Meng League of the M E church. The event offers free admission and aims to attract a large crowd to hear the noted orator.
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George Fred Williams
Willan
Jennings Bryan
Maynard
Meng League
M. E. Church
Williams
League
Hibernian Hall
Maynard overwhelms Waverleys in Munsle hall rout
Maynard defeats Jimmie Led gard's Waverleys 45 to 11 before about 300 fans. Archer Murray Lynch lead Maynard with strong scoring while Leighton and Fields provided baskets as the Waverleys were outclassed. Barron refereed. Maley Lew Archer Ledgard Lynch Kelley Pbit Murray Leighton listed as scorers.
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Jimmie Ledgard
Waverleys
Maynard
Munsle Hall
Leighton
Lew
Skip Fielde
Maynard Boys
Archer
Murray
iLynch
Barrow
Maley
Lew Archer
Ledgara
J. — Lynch
Kelley
Lynch
Fields
Ledgard
Waverleysl
Colbert
Barron
Middlesex and Union Convention Program in Ayer
The 20th annual Middlesex & Union Convention meets in Ayer on Saturday with a program including devotional services by Rev. Lewis B. Perry and Rev. Benjamin W. Lovett, addresses by Arthur W. Robinson and Rev. B. Victor Bigelow, a business meeting, music, and a consecration service.
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The
Middlesex ©. &. Union
Ayer
Lewis BE. Perry
Arthur W. Robbinson
Natick
Egypt
B. Victor Bigelow
Lowell
Benjamin W. Lovett
West Acton
Christian Endeavor
W. W. Sleeper
Wellesley
James B. Norcross
Jamaica Plain
J. W. Godfrey
Little. Ton
Maynard High School beats Marlboro in Musichall game
Maynard high school defeated Marlboro high school 42 to 16 at Musichall on Friday afternoon. Maynard led early and controlled the game with scoring from Mahoney Casey Bowers Sweeney Sullivan Lynch Slattery Wade Bent and Drummy. Attendance was about 200.
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Maynard
Marlboro High School
Musichall
Maynard Marlboro
Casey
Ib Lynch Bowers
Ib Bent Sweeney
Cougher
Wade Mahoney
Rf Drummy Sullivan
Ib If
Slattery
Mahoney
Bowers
Sweeney
Sullivan
Lynch
Wade
Bent
Croft to Run as Republican for Board of Assessors
W C Croft, a noted contractor and builder, will appear on the ballot as Republican candidate for the board of assessors. Friends urged him to run, and his long building experience, it is said, suits him well for the office. Opponents are expected to be minimal.
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George H. Creighton
Hall
Valentines Cal
Wivian Meads
W. C. Croft
Board of Assessors
Croft
Maynard Faces Hudson In Anticipated Saturday Night Game
Maynard fans expect the top team of the year to meet Hudson in Music Hall on Saturday night. Hudson fields a strong trio led by Jeffries McLoughlin and Neary as Maynard aims to match the pace and quality shown last Saturday.
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Sherman
Music Hall
J. Dwinell
P. J. Sullivan
Mary Green
Cooperative’ Hall
John ‘ Woolerschied
Clinton
E. Clark
Lowell
William Graham
Dart- Dore
Pae Society
M. E. ‘Dtérch
Hiram Parkins
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
B. F. Killilea
Indians
Hudson
Mary McNally
Mo.x
John Hi Leyden
Maynard
Molaghan
Hora
Leighton Hudson
Jeffries
McLoughlin
Neary
Maynard Local for Sale and Help Wanted
MAYNARD LOCAL FOR SALE One cottage house and large barn plus a new seven room house with modern improvements on Summer St Maynard Apply to E H Davis 103 105 Brighton Ave Allston Mass Tel 81 Brighton WANTED Position in any line of nursing Apply 10 Percival St Maynard
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Summner St
Maynard
E. H. Davis
Brighton Ave
Allston
Mass
Brighton
Percival, St
Public stenography services offered by Miss Mead
Public stenographer offers typewriting and stenography services in Maynard Massachusetts. Address Miss Lillian Mead Box 248 or 4 Hillside Street for prompt and reasonable work.
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Lillian Mead
Maynard, Mass
Hillside St
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