Maynard social notes and local events span week
Ard Hilferty and George Gutteridge travel for health and business. Local officials Goggin and Hardy feature illness and governance notes. Residents visit relatives, attend church, and attend caucuses. Community notices include fund raises, lectures, a YPSC rally, and a hunting for hay ad. A charity sermon by Fr. Donnelly is announced. A local sale at Tom Williams advertises affordable clothing. Washington's birthday closings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hilferty
Bent Ave
George H. Gutteridge
Charlton
Edward F. Goggin
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Concord
Thomas Hardy
William Barnes, Jr
Boston
James Johnston
Worcester
William Johnston
Edward Terry
Frank
Joseph Burke
East Boston
Michael Burke
Alvah Baxter
Lawrence
James Baxter
Anna O'Toole
Maynard
Patterson
Cooperative
William Weaving
Maple St
James J. Ledgard
Ola Perry
Utility Club
McKinley St
Haverhill
Stella Morris
Bemis
Arthur Morrell
Lew Kempton
West Acton
George Clapp
South Acton
Walter J. Browne
John Harrington
Lynn
Harrington
Browne
William — Ck
Saylesville
R. I
Fred Hayward
Concord Junction
Ethel Butterworth
Francis S. Brick
Gleasondale
International Text Book Co
Timothy Hay
Vermont
H. J. Donnell
Strout
Anes
James Donnelly
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
St. Bridget’s Church
Fr. Donnelly
Peter Shultzé
Harry Hull
Brookline
Felix Rainville
George N
Combined church union service draws full house with music
The union service at the Congregational and Methodist churches drew capacity crowds. Katherine Stevenson spoke on the taxation side of temperance, urging reflection on license revenue versus social costs, as vesper quartet and Clara Leighton offered musical selections. The schedule includes midweek lessons, an organ recital, and a March 12 reading by Erdine Cowlishaw in Cooperative Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Katherine Donte Stevenson
Vesper
O Divine Redeemer
Clara Leighton
Concord Junction
Men's Fraternal League
Erdine Cowlishaw
Cooperative Hall
Miss Cowlishaw
Lotus Quartet
Arliss
Disraeli
New York
Concord Bowlers Win in Local Six Man Match
Concord defeated the local team at the alleys Monday evening by 15 pins in a six man match. Ryan's single and Mansfield's three strings led the visitors, while Matson starred for the locals with a 107 string and shared honors with Jensen on 278 across the three strings. The score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ryan
Mansfield
Matson
Jensen
Quite a Scheme by Haire on Library Expenditures
James N. Haire, clerk of the trustees of the public library, proposes a breakdown showing each expenditure item as a percentage of the original appropriation. The table lists books 25.50 percent, re cataloguing 14.39, transportation 3.61, rent and electricity 12.53, incidentals 2.13, and other items with unexpended balance to revert to the town treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Haire
Trustees of the Public Library
Siekceni
Rent & W
Assis- Sa Visaiaarhe
Mysterious Five Defeat West Actons In Alley Bowls
The Mysterious Five defeated West Actons by 50 pins on Friday. Lent rolled 279 with a 103 string, Ea. Billet led visitors with 109 high, Turnbull 265, J. Billett 248, Davis 241, Lynch 268, total 1301. West Acton totals 1251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Actons
Lent
Turnbull
J. Billett
Davis
Lynch
West Acton
Ed Billet
G. Lynch
Murray
Pickett
Kempton
Safest Way at Republican Caucus Suggests Mark All Names
Voters urged to mark every name they desire on the Republican ballot to avoid ambiguity when choosing candidates. The town committee has no endorsements and lists all Republican hopefuls for selectmen treasurer and other posts on one ballot. Democrats have yet to finalize their slate, with several offices still open and unopposed candidates anticipated. A separate note covers a Knox tractor trial by fire engineers with a $2250 price and a two week demonstration before Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Town Committee
Ralph Whitehead
George Smith
William Jones
George H. Gutteridge
James
Bent
John Tawton
Daniel Goodenow
William Bishop
Fred E. Morris
Board of Health
Howard Hamblen
Fowler
Michael Mullin
Hector Roberts
Christopher Wilson
Fred Sims
John Kelley
Thomas Smith
James Mahoney
William Condlley
George H. Tetteridge
Messrs. Jones
Connolley and
Dr. Rich
Arthur J. Couchlam
George N. Salisby
Arthur J. Coughlan
Knox
Maynard
Morrell
Concord Fire Department
Endorsement in Miynard Tax Collector Race
A political advertisement from GEO. N. SALISBURY endorses John B. Kelly-Happy Jack as the suitable successor for the town tax collector after ten years in office. Salisbury states ill health and desire for change, urging voters to elect a capable and zealous official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miynard
John B. Kelly
Jack
Geo. N. Salisbury
Nurse Resignation Shifts Staffing at Metropolitan Life
Case Block Station Miss Fantichite resigns as a nurse at Metropolitan Life. Miss White, employed since the nurse system began, resignations noted. Miss Cronin of Hudson with six years’ experience fills the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fantichite
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Miss White
Toe
Miss Cronin
Hudson
Cronin
Governor Expected to Sign Banking Bill After Senate Passage
Arthur J. Coughlan's banking bill passes its second reading in the senate on Tuesday and is likely to receive a third reading today before the governor signs it. A committee including How ard A. Wilson George H. Creighton B Case H J Dwinell and Arthur J Coughlan will push quick steps to establish a trust company under the new law. Maynard Progressives head to Boston Saturday for the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Coughlan
Senate
Howard A. Wilson
George H. Creighton
B. Case
H. J. Dwinell
of Trust Company
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Matson Eeee Wee Ee
Mysterious Five
Marlboro Hudson Gas CO
Marlboro, Mass
Starlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Main Street
Telephne
Wilcox
DAHL
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