Maynard Club Revival Seeks Hospital and Memorial Move
The Maynard Business Men Association revived after a two year pause with strong attendance and active discussions on building a hospital and a memorial for service members. A committee was named to pursue hospital plans, while possible sites including the Maynard estate were debated with price considerations and town-meeting timing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Business Men's Association
Arthur J. Coughlan
Lever
Sit's
Harvey Harwood
B. J. Coughlin
Maynard
Maynard and area notes mark week in town
Mrs James Eaton visits Newburyport relatives while Theresa Murray helps at the Eaton market. Edward Kelley sails Cuba trip from Main Street. George Woods, school supervisor, appears improved in town. Mrs Hayward back from hospital, reports progress. Troop 1 Boy Scouts second class tests pass. Harry Barlow noted as escuemen. Maynard theatre crowds and Boston trips mentioned. Midnight to South Acton trip had 42 walkers. Smoke Sale Hats at Fullenton Hat Shop in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Harry Barlow
Maynard
Boston
Washin
South Acton
Died Monday Night Frank Kershaw Passes Away at 71
Former resident Frank Kershaw died Monday night in Lawrence from shock after a general breakdown. He was 71, survived by wife, daughter Alice Kershaw of Boston, and son Ralph Kershaw of New York City. He belonged to the Royal Arcanum council of Maynard. Funeral services are at his home Thursday at 2 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kershaw
Lawrence
Alice Kershaw
Boston
Ralph Kershaw
New York City
Royal Arcanum Council of
Maynard
New Wage Scale Adopted by Carpenters Union Meeting
At a special Carpenters' Union session held Tuesday evening in the Masonic hall a new wage scale was adopted. The changes take effect beginning the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Masonic Hall
Carpenters Set New Pay Scale And Union Concession
Carpenters will receive 90 cents an hour under the new scale while contractors in the district will be notified. The union also voted to offer free service for repairing and renovating the alms house if it is used as a hospital.
Bolton cattle show returns with Sept. 29 date set
Bolton residents hear the Farmers and Mechanics' association vote to host the time honored Bolton cattle show on September 29 after a three year layoff. A chicken pie supper at 6 pm precedes a three act comedy Blundering Billy by the Hudson Dramatic Club featuring Arthur F. Greenwood Fred Worsnip Harry H. Worsnip and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Association
Billy
Hudson Dramatic Club
Arthur F. Greenwood
Fred Worsnip
Harry H. Worsnip
Edward H Bryant
Allison I. Parker
Marlboro at Boston Dog Show Winners in Junior Puppy Class
Marlboro attendees included Mr and Mrs Join Moran Mr and Mrs James McGurry Mr and Mrs D Howard Brigham David H OConnell Walter Crotty Walter McGee and John Dalto. The eighth annual Eastern Dog Club show in Mechanics Building Boston awarded top junior puppy placings to Boston terriers Lila Lee Beacon Girl Betty Be Good Peg O Dare owned by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Dog Club
Mechanics Building
Boston
Boston Terriers
Lila Lee
Frank Forsythe
Roxbury
Beacon Girl
A. C. Mullen
Brookline
Betty Be’ Good
W. Howes
Watertown
Peg O’ Dare
Wm. A. Lynch
Marlboro
Join Moran
James McGurry
D. Howard Brigham
David H. O'Connell
Walter Crotty
Walter McGee
John Dalto
Local notices and social tidbits from a New England city
A roundup of residents' updates across East Main Street and nearby areas includes illnesses, visits, and travel notes. John Hudson sits up while Bertie Carpenter s afflicted. Maurice Wizen visited Milford. A C Lamson attended a hardware show in Boston. Housebound illness for Mrs. Clarence Marshall and Mrs. A A Collins. Standard Oil Co. uses six horses locally. John Mitchell works at Highland Grocery. William Hurley returns from Boston. Mrs. A H Brant returns from Bangor to care for ill mother. Attendees travel to Boston for Washington's Birthday matinees. anniversary requiem for Mrs. Odile Riel at St Marys. Mrs. James Dervin visits from Dorchester. Mrs. Ralph Whitman serves as organist at Baptist church. Unitarian church confirms Lent study sessions. Odd Fellows lodge initiates eight. Miss Lucy Cassilly sings at Immaculate Conception service. Rev Francis A Whitely visiting Roxbury. Eber Boynton assigned as engineer on New Haven route via Framingham. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cheever, long-time locals, died within hours of each other in Framingham. John D McCarthys orchestra to play at St Patricks party March 17. Putnam auto track stalled near Theodore Temple place. Jose phine Lepper Leighton to lead Baptist church concert music.
Visitors Return After New York Weekend
J Madison Fairbanke and Robert Christie arrived home Saturday for a 'day' weekend, planning to depart Monday night on the 9.35 train. Electric railroad crews cleared the roadway last Saturday, with clear conditions to Parmenter Crossing but rough from there to Acton. Smok Hats priced at 1.98 in Maynard. Main Street shoe ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Madison Fairbanke
Robert
Christie
New York
Electric
Toa. St
Parmenter Crossing
Acton
Advertised Letters for Concord Mass and Others
A brief item lists advertised letters including William E. K. F. M. in Concord Massachusetts and names Ottilion Jack Burns Mrs. M. Cole Miss M. Graves Missesine Jane, indicating pending mail retrieval.
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William E. K
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American Supply Company
P. J. Sullivan
Samus Lever
C. ‘C. ‘Drechser
William Naylor
Wm. B. Case
Treas
Thomas F. Parker
Frank B
Samuel ‘Lever
Hospital
A. J. Coughlan
Edward Winherty
Franklin P. Flagg
Mortimer Paine
9. C. Drechsler
Asgabet Mills
American Woolen Co
Coughlin
Main St
Summer St
James A. Coughlan
Settle
Michael E. Lynch
Legion
Edward Flaherty
George H. Gutteridge
Joshua Naylor
Joseph Schwab
Mandigo
Actonist
Pres
Charlotte Greenwood
Oliver Morosco
Letty
James Eaton
Nagon St
Newburyport
Fullenton Hat Shop
Fullenton
Main
Marlborough
The
Majestic Theatre
Oliver Moresco
Morasco
Distasio’s
Maynard, Mass
Tel. Com
Hamburg
Libby Pork & Beans
van Camp
Distasio
John Hudson
Bertie Carpenter
East Main, St
Richard Savage
A. C., Lamson
Maurice Wizen
Milford
A. C. Lamson
Clarence Marshall
Lincoln St
Standard Oil &Co
John Mitchell
East Main St
Highland Grocery Store
William Hurley
A. A. Collins
Shawmut Ave
A. H. Brant
Bangor
Washington
St. Mary's Church
Odile Riel
James Dervin
Dorchester
Louis Buisson
Cross St
Ralph Whitman
Baptist Church
Millington
Unitarian Church
Eine Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lucy Cassilly
Taris
Immaculate Conception
Francis A. Whitely
Inmaculate Conception Church
Eber Boynton
New Haven Roadi
Framingham
Arthur Cheever
Mr. Cheever
Dewey
John D. McCarthy
St. Patrick's Party
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mar
Putnam, Ct
Theodore Temple Place
Walter A. Wood
Carrie Cadieux
Josephine Lepper Leighton
Fullenton West Shoe
Main, St
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