Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Drifts and Events
Local residents report numerous work shifts and visits in Worcester Lawrence Boston and towns nearby. The Finnish Socialistic society plans a march in Cooperative hall on March 10. The R C A directors organize with J J Morgan president and Fred Sims secretary. Community events include minstrel shows concerts roller skating bonbons and a temperance rally with speakers W J Sholer and John H Watson. Nine new carpenters join the local union and registering voters extends into Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clements
Bedford
Finnish Socialistic Society
Cooperative Hall
J. H. Connors
Camden
John A. Connors
J. J. Morgan
Fred Sims
Concord High School
Concord
Henry Murphy
Worcester
Helen ‘Layer
Boston
C. L. Perry, Parker Jr
H. L. Garter
Hanover
N. H
Daniel Goodenow
Nellie Corcoran
East Boston
Kathryn Lawton
William Greenlaw
Beverley
Sadie Jones
Theodore Jones
John Turnbull
Maud
Florence Turnbull
Clinton
Nellie Smith
Mary Callahan
Littleton
B. J. Coughlin
Hyomei Cures Catarrh With Guaranteed Remedy
Johnson's Pharmacy advertises Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh with no stomach drugs. The inhaler and pocket-sized components deliver healing bellams to throat nose and lungs, killing catarrh germs and soothing mucous membranes, with a refund offer if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Nature
Republicans Announce Caucus Nominees slate for town offices
Maynard news reports the Republican town committee will present a slate at Thursday's caucus listing Charles H. Persons as town clerk George H. Gutteridge treasurer George Salisbury selectman P J Sullivan assessor O B Fowler Fred B Morris overseer James Mullin water commissioner Robert W Carter board of health Albert Batley trustees James N Haire tree warden Luke Brooks cemetery commissioner Fred Taylor auditors John King and Alexander Pettigrew constables Samuel G King John Connors and William Jones. It notes potential challenges from Dr Daniel K E Goode seeking the school board and Dr F A Rich possibly contesting the board of health nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lund
Dorchester
Daniel Goodenow
W. R. Hall
N. E
Boston
M. E
Solomon
Cooperative Hall
C. L. King
Maynard
Registrars of Voters
Miss Deane
Lowell
Fred Hayward
Thomas Byron
Main St
The
Cricket Association
A. T. Whist
Assabet House
H. A. C. Jrs
Concord
Harry Fowler
W. Scott Perry
Concord High School
Peter White
Annie White
Hudson
James Mahon
Cambridge
Edward Mahon
Harry J. Parmenter
Water Board
George Jamieson
Robert W. Carter
Mr. Parmenter
John Landers
Main
Mr. Landers
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
Lola Lodge I. O. G. T
Music Hall
W. J. Sholer
Mass. Anti Saloon League
John H. Watson
Beverly
Republican Town Committee
Charles H. Persons
George H. Gutteridge
George Salisbury
P. J. Sullivan
O. 8
Fowler
Fred BE. Morris
James Mullin
Board of Health
Albert Batley
Public Library
James N. Haire
Luke 8 Brooks
Fred Taylor
John King
Alexander Pettigrew
Samuel G. King
John Connors
William Jones
Daniel KE. Goodenow
F. A. Rich
Death of Mrs Mary Flood Mourned in Maynard Community
Mrs Mary Flood longtime Maynard resident died Saturday night after five weeks illness from gastritis and paralysis. She leaves daughter Mrs Wallace Starr King of Boston, three sisters Miss Jennie McPhail Miss Mary McPhail and Mrs Elizabeth True and brother John A McPhail, all of Maynard or Worcester. Funeral Tuesday afternoon honored by Magdalene chapter O E S Mizpah Rebekah lodge, with Rev E F Hunt conducting services and burial at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flood
Mary M. Flood
Maynard
Flood
Connecticut
Wallace Starr King
Boston
Jennie McPhail
Mary McPhail
Elizabeth True
John A. McPhail
Worcester
Magdalene
O. E
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
E. F. Hunt
Glenwood
Warren A Martin 69 Dies After Illness in Maynard
Warren A Martin longtime Maynard resident died Tuesday at his Maple Street home after a four year illness. Born in Derry New Jersey he came to Maynard 37 years ago and worked at the Assabet mills before illness. He is survived by his wife and three children Adelbert Alexander and Mrs Robert Denniston all of Maynard. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon from his Maple Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Martin
Maynard
Warren A. Martin
Maplest
Mr. Martin
Derry
N. J
Assabet Mills
Adelbert
Alexander Martin
Robert Denniston
Maple St
Bridal Couple Sheridan Entertain Guests After Wedding Tour
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sheridan returned Tuesday from their wedding tour and hosted an at home for friends. A musical program followed by many congratulations and presents including a china closet from the Twilight Club members. They will reside at Mr Sheridan's parents home on Thompson Street for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheridan
Mrs. Sheridan
Twilight Club
Mr. Sheridan
Thompson St
Rosary Society Whist Party Held At Mrs C R Williams
A large whist gathering at Mrs C R Williams residence raised funds for the Rosary Society. About 60 guests attended and prizes were awarded: ladies first prize a vase to Miss Lila How, second to Elizabeth Cleary, consolation to Margaret May. men's first prize a clock to John Joviban, second to Dennis Waldron, consolation to P J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rbilliams
Rosary Socie
St. [Ridget’s
Lila
Westvale
Elizabeth Cleary
Margaret May
Parishioners Celebrate 12th St Bridget's Reunion at Mayford
The 12th annual St. Bridget's parish reunion drew a full crowd on Wednesday night May 19 at Mayford Hall despite bad weather. Mayor Fitzgerald and church leaders attended along with past and present clergy. William Bucham's orchestra opened the program as 400 parishioners filled the garden stage setting and sang songs including Tammany and Wait Till the Clouds Roll by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s
White
William Biicham
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Boston Mayor Fitzgerald Hosts St Bridget's 12th Reunion
The program featured a double quartet and soloists, including A A Hilferty and Miss Theresa Donahue, with a chorus of many names. Attendees heard speeches by Mayor John F. Fitzgerald of Boston and other clergy and local officials. The evening ended with a grand dance led by the mayor, a reception, and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Heffler
Theresa Donahue
Emelina
Lina
A. A. Hilferty
Java
Gertrude M. Casey
May Hackett
Eva Tucker
Mamie Maley
Jennie Crowley
Elizabeth Cleary
Christine Heffernan
Minnie Cumminsky
Alice Moore
Julia McCarthy
Elizabeth Scully
Rose Sullivan
Margaret Murphy
William O’brien
James McAvoy
Luke McCarthy
Walter White
Joseph Smith
William Sullivan
Edward O'Brien
Eugene Manning
James Ryan
Ralph Casey
Vincent Sweeney
William Tobin
Daniel Lowney
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
John A. Crowe
Charles Maguire
St. Bridget’s Parish
J. Albert Crowley
Wakefield
A. J. Coughlan
Maynard
Notice of Family Departure and Financial Disavowal
Patrick J. Powers announces that his wife Julia Powers and daughter Nellie E Power left his home of their own accord and that he will pay no bills contracted by either of them. Sudbury. February 6, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Powers
Nellie E. Power
Patrick J. Powers
Sudbury
Luckiest Man in Arkansas by Brono Resident
H L Stanley of Brono proclaims his wife cured after five years of coughing and bleeding from the lungs by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He notes improvement after one bottle and full cure after twelve. Manufacturer offers money back if not helped. Available at Johnson’s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy South Acton with 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Trial bottle free.
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Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Brono
Dr. King
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s
South Acton
Maynard Masonic Ball Draws Out-of-Town Guests in Grand Social
A large Maynard social event at Music Hall hosted Charles A. Welchlodge A F and A M with many attendees from Acton Concord Junction and Concord. The Brigham Orchestra led by Harry performed, a grand march opened by R L Duren and Miss Minnie Harris, followed by a 10:30 to 12 turkey supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Music Hall
Acton
Concord Junction
Concord
Brigham Orchestra of
Marlboro
Harry
R. L. Duren
Minnie Harris
Fred B. Sims
T. A. Jones
Charles Whitney
Charles Higgins
Gavin Taylor
Fred Sims
John W. Raymond
J. P. Watson
F. E. Cutler
Benjamin Derby
Neil Andrews
George H. Gutteridge
Amory Maynard
John W. Ogden
Horace Hammond
James R. Bent
Brooks Reed
Frank 8. Johnson
C. L. Perry
Thomas Deane
H. J. Dwinell
Goodenow
Howard Hamblin
J. M. Bellows
K. T. Richards
Harry Phillips
Fred Ballou
B. J. Coughlin
P. J. Sullivan
C. D. Holmes
George Newton
James Higgins
Harris Clements
William Conlter
Thomas Usher
Christopher Wilson
Albert Larkin
Fred Whitehead
S. Siswick
Julius Loewe
Fred Hayward
A. Veitch
Marion
Florence Faynes
Essa
Phoebe Hall
Elizabeth Crabtree
Laura
Florence Woodart
Maud Pratt Chase
Sarah Mullin
Lila Clark
Nina Clark
Florence Hart
Bertha Lawton
Isabelle Pettigrew
Florence Mann
Lillian Mead
Amy Worsnip
Ruth Piper
Genie Fletcher
Jennie Fletcher
Margueretta Conway
Etta Burns
Sadie Flood
Susie Lingley
Wilhelmina Johnson
Helen J. Veitch
Amelia Sullivan
Helen Coughiin
Josephine Sullivan
N. J. Cole
W. J. Maies
Fred E. Poor
John Adams
Harry Bridges
Walter Hannah
Frank Iayward
Frank Coulter
Roe L. Duren
J. Allan Ramsey
Garnett Blackwell
Sydney McCleary
George Siswick
Edward Archer
Misses Genie
Elizabeth O'Connell
Grace Robinson
Herbert Salisbury
Timothy B. Moynihan
William Baxter
First Brick Block Opens in Maynard by W F Cannon
Two story brick block on Main Street Maynard, built by W F Cannon of Clinton, features 72 by 72 feet with Ohio white brick front and Montague city brick walls. Ground floor houses Boston Specialty Store Co and E Gromos & Co. second floor includes Div 44 A O HL hall and Loom Fixers Union rooms with modern electric lighting and steam heat. Construction plans include a Lancaster mill next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Main St
Maynard
W. F. Cannon
Clinton
Ohio
Boston Specialty Store Co
Concord
Enterprise
E. Gromos & Co
A. O. HL
Joseph Distasio
A. Distasio
Lancaster
Newton Not In Fight For Selectman Nomination
George H Newton states he is not contending for the Republican nomination for selectman and has no intention to run. He declares this openly to satisfy all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Newton
Mr. Newton
Thankful notes for sympathy after bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks for the many kind words and acts of love and sympathy that lightened our sorrow after the loss. We also appreciate the beautiful floral tributes from family and friends. Mrs. Eilen Lehy, Mrs. Thomas Powers, Mrs. J. A. Coughlin. Maynard, February 26, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilen Lehy
Thomas Powers
J. A. Coughlin
Maynard
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Maynard News
Fred Persons
Elmer Stuckett
Lawrence
Henry Crosby
Frances Moran
Grace Strout
Fanny White
Charles Dam
Mary Shea
Waltham
Olive Crossley
Harvard
Nantucket
C. F. Foote
James Eaton
Nellie
Dennis Falvey
Charlestown
Margaret Warren
Margaret Dineen
Associated Templars
Augusta Manuelson
Westboro Insane Hospital
Maynard's Block
Highway Commission
J. F. Gannon
Frank Taylor
T. J. Bakter
John Fletcher
Malden
John McInnes
Harry May
Leominster
A. Bilson
Brown St
George Laubenstien
Charles Gannon of
Framingham
P. H. DeLee
Carpenters’ Union
Irving Dart
Bertha Batley
Fred Prehn
Thomas Coughlin
Edward Williams
ST. Bridget
Fitzgerald
Cregymen
Mayford
Ichickering
C. Cc. S. CO
C.c. S. CO
Combination Cash Store CO
Maynard Mass
Masonic
George Hart and
Beatrice Sunderland
Newton
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