Maynard News: Feb caucus. local happenings and visits
The Maynard column covers a Feb 28 Democratic caucus, local illness notes, personnel changes at Eaton's market, hospital stays, visitors from Ipswich and Worcester, church events at St Bridget's, theatre trips to Marlboro, and community updates on schools, bridge work, temperance society, and town meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horan
Frank Crowley
Eaton's Market
Fred Simms
Wek
George O’brien
Ipswich
Maurice Herbert
Lowell
James Whalen
Boston
George Weaving
Maple Street
DeLee’s
Bridget's Church
Neglected Colds Threaten Life
A Chicago Tribune column warns that neglecting ordinary colds can become severe and threaten child life. It urges proper food ventilation and dry warm clothing, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective, and notes it is sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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Chicago Tribune
Chamberlain
Maynard
Methodist Church Notes at Sunday Services
The Methodist church choir provided fine music Sunday night. Rehearsals for Eastern music start next Sunday at 4 o clock. Singers are invited to join. Parsonage society meets Wednesday night with Mrs Henderson Pleasant street. Junior league meets Sundays at 5 45 for illustrated lectures. Morning service remains the same next Sunday. evening service is omitted to attend the no license rally at Cooperative hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
George E. Lawton
Ralph Lawton
Fred Ballou
Maynard Band
Lee Donahue
Thomas Breck
John Woolerschied
Clinton K
P.lodge
Austin
Cambridge
Maynard
Allen
Maynard Cricket Club
Maynard Temperance League
Co-operative Hall
W.C. T.U
R. W. Wallace
Somerville
A.S. Saunders
Boston
Maynard Glee Club
Registrars of
Selectmen’s
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Methodist Church
New York Dealer Charged With Larceny of 19500
Lippner Tankenbaum, a New York dealer in precious stones, faced superior court on charges of stealing 19500 from H. L. Dexter S. R. Lancaster and others. He did not plead. The case concerns allegedly mislabeled transferred securities.
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Boston
Lippner Tankenbaum
New York
S. R. Lancaster
Fire destroys part of five story building on Hanover Street
A three alarm blaze at 20 Hanover Street shortly after midnight destroyed most of the five story building and endangered three lives. The fire, the second in 24 hours, is believed to be incendiary. Damage is estimated at about $10,000.
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Boston
Hanover Street
Tax Commissioner Healy Removed for Improper Conduct
New Haven February 20 Governor Woodruff removed Tax Commissioner Frank E. Healy of Windsor Locks from office for improper conduct as a state officer. Healy was charged with offering to secure a Hartford County commissionership for Howard M. Steele of New Britain in exchange for 1200 dollars.
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New Haven
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Woodruff
Healy
Hartford County
Howard M. Steele
New Britain
Mathews Sentenced in Boston for Concealing Company Assets
Max Mathews of the Standard Overall company was sentenced to 18 months in jail for concealing the company's assets from the bankruptcy trustee. An indictment accusing him of perjury was not pursued at trial.
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Boston
Max Mathews
Standard Overall Company
Lakesides outpace Maynard 44 to 40 in tough Arlington game
Lakesides of Arlington defeated Maynard 44 to 40 at Music Hall in a close 3 period contest. Lakesides relied on passing and outside shooting led by Russ Regan and Widell. Maynard’s Kelley kept the team in the game with strong center play. Attendance reached about 600 as the home crowd witnessed a stubborn Maynard comeback that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Music Hall
Lakesides
Arlington
Maynards
Russ
Regan
Widell
Jack Kelley
Kelley
Maynard Widell
Murray Russ
Kelley Regan
Ce Cleary McMahon
Punch Wright
Archer
McMahon
Murray
Cleary
Punch
James Mahoney
Local Selectman Fight Shaping Up in Maynard Politics
Four candidates vie for selectman while Republicans endorse other officers and Democrats hope to split the vote. The caucus outcome could decide the contest amid license debates and party maneuvering. Senator Mitchell pushes a bill to regulate savings businesses like banks to protect depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Republican Committee
William Jones
John McPherson
L. H. Maynard
Levi R. Cheney
B.J. Coughlin
James R. Bent
John C. King
Daniel EB. Goodenow
Aud‘tor
King
Board of Health
McPherson
Constable
Fred Axford
John Connors
Jones
Cheney
Maynard
Messrs. Jones
Democratic Town Committee
John H. Murray
Mr. Jones
Mr. Cheney
Murray
Daniel B. Goodenow
Temperance Party
Managers seek game with Newport New Hampshire champions
James Ledgard strives to schedule a basketball clash with Newport New Hampshire, holder of the New England title. He offered one date and hopes to host them on a Saturday night if feasible. The Newport squad is led by captain Doyle, formerly with the Haverhill N E team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ledgard
Newport
N.H
New England
Doyle
Haverhill N. E
Best in School's History Baseball Team Planned
The high school prepares a top team with six returning players and many promising candidates. Fundraising will occur at an April 5 minstrel show to support the team led by Coach Principal J. H. Swayne, a former University of Maine player, as soon as ground thaw begins practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Swayne
University of Maine
Lowell P A C Team Visits Maynard In Hot Rematch
In Music Hall on Saturday night the Lowell P A C basketball team returns to face Maynard. Last meeting, Lowell won by two in the fastest game at Music Hall. Lew, the speedy guard, is expected to play full three periods. Murray may guard him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Murray
Maynard
Maynard Wins 110-Pound World Title in Hudson Music Hall
In Music hall a Hudson and Maynard clash for the 110 pound championship ends with Maynard victorious 30 to 24. Casualties are not fully known as several players are missing. Officer Samuel G. King assisted multiple times during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson and
Maynard
Music Hall
Samuel G. King
Butler Promises Reward for False Maynard Stories
To the Editor of The Enterprise T J Butler of Maynard Massachusetts denounces circulating stories about his business as absolutely false. He offers a ten dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of any party spreading them claiming payment for all convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
T. J. Butler
Maynard, Mass
School Board Chairman James Hilferty Declines Reelection
James F. Hilferty, longtime chairman of the school board, announces he will not seek another term after nine years of service. He notes broad support but leaves the field open, saying he does not desire reelection though he helped raise the town’s schools to a high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Hilferty
Hilferty
Pain Balm Relief for Rheumatic Ailments Offered
For rheumatic sufferers the quick relief from pain through Chamberlain's Pain Balm is favored for rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbago and deep seated muscular pains. For sale by H J Dwirell Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Dwirell
Maynard
Maynard Local Help Wanted Notice
Wanted Position as bookkeeper or cashier by an experienced young lady. Address Box 326 Maynard.
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Maynard
What to Do When Bilious
The right action when bilious is to take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Try it. Price 25 cents. Samples free at H J Dwinell's drug store Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Maynard Faces Natick In Purse Game Dispute
Maynard manager James Ledgard arranged a $59 side game with Natick against Marlboro and Palmers of Natick in Marlboro to be held in Hudson if a hall and ball can be secured. Natick claims local bank aid helped Maynard. Ledgard disputes this as Natick aims to challenge the Maynard squad again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ledgard
Maynard
Marlboro
Palmers
Natick
Hall
Banks
Maynard Hall
Ledgard
Hudson
Lakeside
Woman's Club Notes Highlight Salvation Army Talk
The Philanthropic department met with Mrs. A. T. Haynes as Ensign McGee spoke on the Salvation Army. The literary department plans a Scotland study with Mrs. Siswick next Monday. A public whist party is set Friday at Mrs. Howard Hemblen’s home under philanthropic auspices aiming for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
A. T. Haynes
Salvation Army
Ensign McGee
Siswick
Scotland
Howard Hemblen
Philanthropic Department
Marlboro Hudson Gas Charter Proposal Favored
A meeting Tuesday night heard support for Marlboro Hudson Gas Company seeking a charter. President C W Morse EB FP and Robert Cataline spoke on a plan priced at $1.50 per thousand feet with fixtures at cost, and the group voted strongly in favor.
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Marlboro- Hudson Gas Company
Pres. C. W. Morse
EB. FP
Robert Cataline
Morse
District Court Returns to City Hall Cases
In district court Monday morning Alex Nyholm and August Salo faced charges. Nyholm was fined five dollars for drunkenness and disturbing the peace and received thirty days for assaulting an officer. Salo paid five dollars on each count for drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex’ Nyholm
August Salo
Nyholm
Salo
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