Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Events
Maynard items show James Cleary hiring by W. C. Croft and local builds such as George Whitney erecting a Lake Boone cottage. Numerous social events include lodge initiations, a Y P S C B rubber social, a Civic club ladies night, and a Stow masquerade plans. Also noted are elections, a dance, concerts, a patent milling project, and several community illness and social updates.
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James Cleary
W. C. Croft
George Whitney
Lake Boone
Eeen
Robert
Neil
South Boton
Lizzie Sweeney
Harriman
Louis Blundell
Lawrence
Harry Burnham
William Cesvy
London
John Carver
Bem Gi Lodge
Summer Hill Lodge
U. W
John Sunderland
Mabel Goggins
K. T. Richards
Coe
Stow
Bbone
Acton
Twilight Club
Joshua Carr
J. W. Connor
Gertrude Burnham
Marjory Hour
Warning on License Activism Stirs Sudbury Election Talk
A local man claims license supporters are unusually active this year predicting a license victory. He cites canvassing for funds and tactics to recruit voters in Sudbury and even distant areas, warning temperance factions to expect renewed organizing as elections approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
San Francisco
Temperance
The Stomach in Winter Hearty Food Strains Digestive System
Winter meals strain the stomach causing nausea heartburn and sleeplessness. Micna touted as a stomach and nerve strengthener promises to restore health and prevent fermentation and disease germs, with a 50 cent guaranteed refund at Johnson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advert
A distressed stomach causes sick headaches and other symptoms. The cure comes from Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with a dose or two easing or preventing attacks when taken at the first symptoms. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Johnson's
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Hours of Registration and Local Notices
Registrars of voters will meet to register votes for caucuses and the March election at the town clerk and selectmen offices on February 28 5 to 6 pm and March 1 7 30 to 9 pm and March 4 noon to 10 pm. Several local updates include illnesses personnel changes business moves and community events with mentions of a dance and a large Eagles delegation. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and offers agents for sale of an electrical polishing cloth. Dollar Day in Marlboro set for March 4.
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Eva Edwards
Albert Easthope
Patrick Murphy
Westvale Mills
Michael Gallant
Frank Locke
George Jamieson
Maynard's Hill
Carl Monk
Hugh Miller
John M. Lansing
Cambridge
Highland Athletic Club
Marlboro
Hudson Lodge of
Eagles
Maynard
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Father John
Water Main Break Thwarts Downtown Supply
A break in the main pipe in front of the Main Street schoolhouse disrupted downtown water service. The outage forced the water department to rely on limited hose transfers from Pine Street to High Street, with freezes depleting the temporary supply. Residents faced scarce water as officials discuss a new line from Great Road to Percival Street to restore reliable service.
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Main St
Sudbury St
Pine St
I. H. A. C. Resurrected in Victory Over Maynard
I. H. A. C. defeated Maynard 26 to 20 in a revived clash at Music Hall. Maley led I. H. A. C. with strong floor scoring while F. Archer starred for Maynard. A potential series matchup between the teams drew interest from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Music Hall
Revere
Maley
L. H
F. Archer
LH. A. C
Maynard Stuart
Ib Ledgard
Mahoney Muray
E. Archer Kelley
Ec Cleary Maley
F. Archer McGill
Collins
Megill
Stuart
Murray
Kelley
Cleary
E. Archer
Ledgard
Mahoney
W. Barron
Edward Hooper Entered The Republican Selectman Race
Edward Hooper declared Thursday he will seek the Republican nomination for selectman. Friends say he had wavering plans but finally decided to run to meet supporters demands. His lack of prior political experience is noted, yet backers praise him as a strong candidate to carry the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hoover
Selectman
Edward Hooper
Hooper
Mr. Hooper
Fighting the Brown Tails and the Town Moth War
J. J. Driscoll, superintendent of streets, leads a week of aggressive browntail moth control. He reports securing many pests and using newly bought clippers to prune infested branches before new foliage appears. The town mobilizes to free trees from the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Driscoll
Water waste and frugality stir local concern
The text notes a war on water use by the American Woolen Co. and reports tenants economizing on temperance fluid. A woman reportedly saved water last week, enough to heat and thaw pipes, highlighting practical costs and money saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Named Mother's Favorite
The soothing remedy offers quick relief from colds croup and whooping cough with pleasant taste and no opium. It is promoted as safe for babies and adults and sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Laura
W. D. Wilcox
Logan
New York
John’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Chamberlain’s
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Cantata Daniel Delights Maynard Audience In Sacred Rendition
A large Maynard audience attended a Wednesday cantata of Daniel held in Cooperative Hall. Led by Amory Maynard, the choir featured Mary Lathrop as pianist and H. B. French and J. P. Weston as organists with Weston performing select harmonic organ pieces between scenes. The cast included principal soloists such as Mrs. Clara S. Maynard and Rev. A. B. Peebles, with notable singers across sopranos, contraltos, tenors, and basses from Maynard and surrounding towns.
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Cooperative Hall
Daniel
Amory Maynard
Mary Lathrop
H. B. French
J. P. Weston
Weston
Clara
Maynard
Azariah
Josephine Martin
W. Rose
A. B. Peebles
Persian Herald
W. J. Magee
Florence Woodart
Marjorie Peebles
Sarah Townsend
Alice Warren
Ruth Blanchard
Reba Warren
Essa Hall
Martha Fagerstrom
Lena Bullard
Lizzie Bumpus
Florence Salisbury
Katherine Feely
Isabel Pettigrew
Lilla Hale
Irene Martin
Mary Griswold
Jennie Haynes
Jennie Fletcher
Annie Hicks
Grace W. Peebles
Etta Conant
J. F. Duren
H. L. Duren
Winnie Chandler
Laura Woodart
Edith Woodart
Florence Mann
Lillian Meade
Florence Hart
May Robertson
Mabel Morris
Marion Fosket
Mabel Crandall
Adina Crandall
Roy Daniels
Fred Axford
Edgar Hall
Charles Smith
Frank Merriam
Fred Chandler
L. W. Piper
Basses
Edward A. Cox
George Cook
Hyomei Offered With Refund Promise At Johnson’s Pharmacy
Johnson’s Pharmacy guarantees Hyomei as a catarrh cure with money back if unsatisfied. The inhaler and Hyomel kit cost $1.00 and promise to kill germs in air passages and lungs. Testimonials from notable figures support its claims and usage.
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Hyomei
Johnson's
D. O. Groff
Ville
News
Hyome
Johnson
Post Office Sees Record Thriving Period Under Hall
Postmaster Hall reports the local office in its best condition since founding with a record month. Stamp sales and money orders reach high levels as branches prosper. He notes valentines handling keeps pace with demand and patrons receive efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmaster Hall
Hall
St. Bridget’s Parish 11th Reunion Set for Friday Night
Plans are complete for the 11th reunion of St. Bridget’s parish at Music Hall Friday night. Ticket sales show the event will attract the largest crowd yet with high expectations for a first class time. The Glee Club minstrel show will travel to Gleason Dale Tuesday evening for entertainment.
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James Sheridan
Summerhill Edge
Boston
Hugh
Civic Club
Robert W. Carter
Cooperative Hall
Naylor
Lucius Wilson
A. D. Holt
A. Newton
Charles D. Holmes
Post 10
Worcester
J. C. Rockwell Co
Music Hall
St. Bridget’s Parish
Glee Club
Gleasondale
Colonial Tea at M. E. Church Delights Attendees
A Saturday night colonial tea and entertainment at the M. E. church drew a large audience. Mrs. Harvey Richardson and Mrs. Henry Clark led the supper with six costumed waiters, including Agnes Yg Annie Howard Usher May Pero and Margaret Wagner. A sequence of tableaux followed featuring a varied cast and period features.
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M. E. Church
Harvey Richardson
Henry Clark
Agnes
Annie Howard
Usher
May Pero
Margaret Wagner l
Agnes Richardson
Anna Holt
Lillian Carter
Grace Barnes
Bertha Batley
Marion Haynes
Elsie Parmenter
Clara Singleton
Nina Clark
Grace Strout
Raymond Kitchin
H. A. Wilson
George Lawton
Hiram Parkin
James Cowles
Samuel Lawton
A. O. Dunham
Agnes Greene
Pose Bailey
Ernest Bisbee
Harvey
The Best Physic Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Mild and gentle physic that is easy to take and certain to act advertised by Johnson Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
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Edward Doherty
William Bradley
P. J. Sullivan
Misa Della O’toole
Joseph Field
Myra
Katherine Meador
Clarence Rodfish
Camge
Fred Shanahan
Jamaica Plain
Wilhelmina Johnson
Eddie Cox
Henry Kevele
Keyes
Westboro
Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. F
A. M
William Brady
Lilia Moore
Annex No. 6
Odd Fellows
Ephron
Concord Junction
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Prof. Lovett
Saxonville
Simpson A. C
Concord
Joseph Lesage
John McGann
House of Correction
Maine
Havana Harbor
C. D. Holmes
Salisbury
Moving Picture Co
Lawler
Assabet Mills
Collinsville
John Moore
Pres. Barnes
Boston Union
State Supreme Court
Fred Lawton
Fairfield St
John Braveen
Mary McCarthy
Mabel Moore
Annie Lynch
Florence Wagner
Florence Turnbull
Emma Ayotte
Mary McAvoy
Annie Garlick
Marion McNair
Mary Hansen
John Brayden
John Sheridan
Michael May
Patrick Sherry
James McAvoy
Chester Stuart
Beatrice Sunderland
Hillside St
Gertrude Randell
Clementa Sullivan
Inex Bowker
Marion Townsend
Margaret Wallace
Frank Dunham
James Ryan
Phil Bowers
Ernest Jones
Robert Rich
Ralph Lawton
William Stockwell
Vincent Sweeney
Eastern Mfg. Co
Mass
I. H. A. C. Resurrected
Combination Cash Store Co
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