Maynard Public Schools Closed for Washington's Birthday Observance
Maynard announces a midweek school closure from Wednesday through Monday morning for Washington's Birthday observance. The calendar notes a lean social season during Lent with few events, while local notes report moves toward theater, bowling, lodge activities, and community meetings.
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Washington
Henry Gilroy
Westboro
Crosby's
George Lynch
Peter Smith
Littleton
Maynard
Carruth
Boston
Pete
Rexall Constipation Remedy Ad Promises Safe Chronic Relief
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe alternative to laxatives for chronic constipation. It claims no bowel irritation, non habit forming action, and general suitability for all ages with regular use. Available in 12, 36, and 80 tablet packages at Maynard Rexall store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Maynard
Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
Mass
Successful Church Sale Supports Local Benevolence
The Vestry sale by the Ladies Benevolent Society at the Congregational church yielded a good sum. Organizers included Mrs Kucy Newton Mrs John Lawton Mrs Edward Neeley at the apron table and Mrs George Gutteridge Mrs Carl Stockbridge Mrs Gavin Taylor Mrs Albert W Haynes at the food and Mrs George Newton and Miss Edna Denniston Sadie Stitt at the candy. Peter Wilcox a recent visitor to Lawrence announced spring activity in building with plans for three Chandler street houses and another home plus a bungalow for Albert W Haynes. more houses are in progress.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Kucy Newton
John Lawton
Edward Neeley
George Gutteridge
Carl Stockbridge
Gavin Taylor
Albert W. Haynes
George Newton
Edna Denniston
Sadie Stitt
Peter Wilcox
Lawrence
Chandler St
Watson Eaton
Bowling Notes Highlight Local League Standouts
George Clapp of South Acton and Ed Billett tied for high honors last week with 125 each. James Lent posted a 312 three string total on Saturday. Kempton of West Acton showcased his refined form. Charles McGill and John Heffner, former Maynard bowlers, remain in the spotlight with second place teams in Clinton and South Framingham, both near the season's averages in the high nineties.
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George Clapp
South Acton
Ed Billett
James Lent
Kempton
West Acton
Maynard
Charles McGill
John Heffner
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Clinton
South Framingham
Two Registration Sessions Set Ahead of March Election
Prospective voters note two chances to register with sessions on Thursday evening from 7 30 to 9 at the town clerk office and a longer session at the board of selectmen. Saturday March 2 runs from noon to 10 p.m. Officials expect little activity and no sharp drop or rise in town voting strength.
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Board of Selectmen
Selectmen Recommend Steam Roller Purchase for Town
The board urges buying a steam roller due to high hire costs, noting $6 to $8 daily rates. They also call for continued permanent improvements on both streets and sidewalks.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer At Local Rexall Store
The Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets mix Bismuth Subnitrate with Pepsia care to soothe weak stomachs and relieve nausea and indigestion. Three sizes cost 25, 50 cents, or $1.00 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at The Rexall Store P. H. De Lee 12 Nason St Maynard.
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Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
Maynard
Senior Class Play Sowing Wild Oats Delights Local Audiences
The senior class presented Sowing Wild Oats at Music Hall on a Wednesday evening to raise funds for the Washington trip. The original play featured Raymond Hamlin as the sower and hero, with strong turns from Herbert Martin Miss Rose C Mahoney and several others. Kenneth Damren supervised coaching and scenery, and the production earned high marks for performances and staging.
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Music Hall
Washington
Raymond Hamlin
Herbert Martin
Raymond
Rose C. Mahoney
Edith
Florence A. Trainor
Carl Marsh
Bradford Parker
Mary L. Parmenter
Sarah Gilbern
Ralph Cheney
Rudolph Gibson
Ethel R. Howard
Dickinson
London
Whitney Bent
Whit
Raymond A. Smith
Edmund “. Whitney
Vera A. Lawton
Claude B. Haire
Chester Knight
Dawn A. Lent
Unity Lodge Whist Party Flourishes At Hibernian Hall
A Friday whist party and dance at Hibernian hall, under Unity lodge No. 4 I C of A, drew a large crowd. Lawton's orchestra played well as prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert White, Miss Ida Moore, James White, and Albert White, with the event aided by a committee of Agnes Mahoney, Gertrude Morgan, Eva Tucker, Mary Maley, and Julia Keegan and chaired by Mary Cook, Leo St. Claire, Bert Sylvester, Lena Sheridan, and Nellie Connolly.
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Parker St
Edward White
Henry Traiser
Pippin
Alfred Beauregard
Keene
N. H
Walter J. Browne
John Sheehan
Faith Finnerty
Hudson
Mary Sweeney
Daniel Murphy
Pittsfield
Elizabeth Cleary
M. J. Pollock
Howard
R. I
Marguerite McCormack
Nora Lowney
Mary Driscoll
Eva Tucker
Mary Maley
The
Harry Hargreaves
Killingly
Hibernian Hall
Unity Lodge
No. 4
1. C
Lawton
Robert White
Ida Moore
James White
Albert White
Agnes Mahoney
Gertrude Morgan
Julia Keegan
Mary Cook
Leo St. Claire
Bert Sylvester
Lena Sheridan
Nellie Connolly
Congregational Church Notices and Coming Events
Rev Frederick N Rutan delivers sermons on No and Yes and prudence in ship course at vestry and evening services Miss Clara Leighton Concord Junction soloist and quartet provide anthems A Home Department planned to extend lessons to homes Communion observed March 3 at morning service Temperance talk planned for vestry service ahead of town election Cradle Roll work under rough organization Miss Mary Santry visits Cambridge relatives
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Frederick N. Rutan
Clara Leighton
Concord Junction
Town Departments Report Economic and Well Run
Enterprise notes indicate multiple departments closed the year with balances. Highlights include general government 560.91 from 4000, highway 41.49, sidewalks 6 cents, police 284.59, fire 98.68, street lighting 50.62, park 1.90, library 178.50, cemetery 52.30, health 291.86, poor 188, school near balanced after prior bills, water saved 12000, plus 400 church wall and 1800 ladder truck expenditures.
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Highway
Police Department
Board of Health
Water Department
Congregational Church
Lord for Selectman Candidate Seeks Local Office
James B. Lord declares his candidacy for the board of selectmen. He aims to fulfill duties with capable service and commitment to local affairs as he enters the political field.
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James B. Lord
Board of Selectmen
Mr. Lord
Not Very Successful I W W Effort Arouses Maynard Workers
The I W W failed to excite Maynard textile workers at a Wednesday Finnish hall gathering on Parkers. William Thompson led the event amid Finnish and Polish speakers, but the Finnish Workingmen's club already belongs to the AFL, led by Samuel Gompers, dampening radical momentum. Annie O Connell returned from a two week stay in North Andover.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Knights Installed at Progressive to Age K P Officers
Newly elected officers of Progressive to age Knights of Pythias were installed Wednesday evening by Deputy Reed and a Waltham suite. Officers named include Frank Knight J, John Wolf VC, A G Fairbanks M of F, Edward Cheney M of W, George Bradley M of E, Henry Hutchby prelate, W V Cameron K of R and S, John Lent M at A, Charles Shearer G, Joseph Schwab O G. Brothers attended from Marlboro Hudson Concord and Waltham. a banquet followed. Committee: Ernest Wollerschied Waldo Chaplain Henry Hutchby Charles Shearer Lee Donohue.
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Gressive
Reed and Suite of
Waltham
Frank Knight
John Wolf
V.C
A. G. Fairbanks
Edward Cheney
George Bradley
Henry Hutchby
W. V. Cameron
John Lent
Charles Shearer
Joseph Schwab
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord
Ernest Wollerschied
Waldo Chaplain
Lee Donohue
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Maynard News
Thos. Bell
Frank Rand
Anna F. Ray Lodge
Cooperative Hall
James Ryan
Avis
Harry Illingworth
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Newell's Orchestra of
Alexander Veitch
Veitch
Milford
Moving Picture King
Wesleyan University
Carl Persons
Susan Sheehan
Julia
Worcester
Utility Club
Boston Theatre
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
William Litchfield
Frank
Taylor & Co
Albert Whitney
Darling’s Block
Summer St
Max Gruber
Samuel Lever
Assabet Lodge
M. A
Charles Drew
St. Hilda’s Guild
St George's Church
William Baron
Elizabeth Wilson
Wilson Cuttell
St. George's Church
Edward Titley
Washington, R.I
W. O. Strout
Gertrude Dean
Framingham
Alexander Pettigrew
Maynard Business Men's Association
Business Men's Association
P. J. Sullivan
Trust Company
Committee On Banks and Banking
Sullivan
Howard A. Wilson
O. S. Fowler
Arthur J. Coughlan
Legislative Chamber
Unity Lodge Party
Mary Santry
Cambridge
Gloucester
James McInnes
Jim Mahoney
Franklin
Follawsbee
Kelley
Turners Falls
Marga
Aggregation
Molaghan
Attleboro
Grant
Lowell
Falle
Evers
Toby Matthews
New York
New England
Cubey” Lynch
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DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Nason Street
Kaleva
Main Street
E. H. Davis
Annie O’connell
North Andover
Pro
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