Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings And Events
Maynard reports include Joseph Downey working for A. C. Loewe and Mullin building a Mill Street home. The Mirray Stock Co at Music Hall, town minstrel shows, and a busy schedule of club and church meetings fill the week. Elections, hunting permits, and village sports are noted amid social visits and town updates.
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Mirray Stock Co
Music Hall
Boston Cut Price
Price
M. F. Mullin
Great Road
Thomas’ Hardy
Supreme Court Delays Decision in Somerset Case
The Somerset case remains undecided and no ruling is expected before late February though it may be heard earlier. The Supreme Court resumed hearings Monday without issuing a decision, fueling belief a verdict will take additional time.
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Somerset
Charlies
Supreme’ Court
Supreme Court
Cambridge Maynard basketball dispute delays schedule
The new league faces disruption as several games remain unplayed and Peabody may miss games due to poor playing surface. Manager Murray was told not to travel to Cambridge on Monday night. Cambridge offers to visit Maynard on any Saturday night if desired by Maynard.
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Peabody
Murray
Cambridge
Maynard
Senator Sorghum on going to Congress
A Washington Star quote features Senator Sorghum discussing the idea of a politician spending time in Washington and in his hometown. It suggests the dual perception of a leader as both a local and national figure and the mutual benefit of such appearances. The exchange notes people in both settings may be influenced by his status.
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Congress
Sorghum
Washington
Washipat
Washington Star
Fear of Mahoney fuels call for reform in town politics
The article defends C. J. Mahoney against alleged deals printed elsewhere. It asserts Mahoney seeks a square deal, predicts his spring bid for selectman, and argues public sentiment will place him at the town’s head in coming months.
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C. J. Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Mahoney
May Run for Selectman Conley Weighs Candidacy
William Conley president of St. Bridget's Temperance society may seek the Democratic nomination for selectman in the coming election. He says he has been urged by prominent citizens but has not yet decided. Conley ran three years ago and was defeated by P. J. Sullivan by five votes.
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William Conley
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Conley
Senior class to Washington march fundraiser
The Maynard high school senior class will depart for Washington on March 19. They have raised $180 and expect about $100 from the minstrel show plus around $20 from a February dance, leaving roughly $50 to be raised by the remaining students for the trip.
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Washington
Maynard
New Machinery Installed at Harriman Laundry in Hudson
The Harriman Laundry Co. near Hudson nears completion of installing modern machinery in its new building. When engines are positioned the shop will commence operations. Most of the Maynard laundry equipment has been traded in. three machines from Maynard remain in Hudson.
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Hudson
Harriman Laundry Co
Maynard
Congregational Church Annual Meeting Preview
The Congregational Church holds its annual meeting with a supper for members over junior Sunday school age at seven on January 20. After the meal a roll call informs on absent members, followed by department reports and officer elections.
Poultry Show Brings Few but Notable Winners to Maynard
The Maynard poultry club hosted a three day event at Music Hall drawing strong local interest despite fewer exhibitors due to high grain prices. Winners span many breeds with entries from Maynard Leominster Berlin Acton Concord and Manchester Connecticut among others.
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Maynard Poultry Club
Connecticut
William Lord
John Marsden
John Webster
Samuel G.* King
Arthur Sulloway
Arthur Webber
William McAuslin
Albert Whitney
Clarence McAuslin
A. W
Chas. V. Henderson
Leominster
F. W. Reid
South Acton
Seth Reid
J. J. Braga
Hudson
Geo. F. Brown
Rhode Island
Ralph G. Davis
Berlin
Arthur E. Wetherbee
Stow
W. A. Page
Benj. F. Reynard
Buff Wyandottes
J. L. Richardson
West Acton
White Wyandottes
Richard Swanson
Arthur L. Silloway
Dunbar Lockwood
Dedham
Columbian Wyandottes
Fred Whitehead
M. A
Coughlin
Wyandottes
Golden Wyandottes
Robert Veitch
Wm. McAuglin
Buff Orpingtons
Geo. Newton
M. A. Coughlin
Houdans
Mary Hays
Manchester
Conn
White
Leghorn
Chas. Vv
Geo
Brown
Black Langshaw
Herbert Gray
Sawyer
P. C
Herbert
Fowler
Richard Swahson
Geo. Bishop
Peter J. Foley
Wm. C. Kenyon
Samuel G. King
Eugene Thompson
Walter Larkin
William McGarry
Married and Single Divide Acton Alleys Night
In a close match at Nasan stadium on Thursday, South Acton married and single men bowled. The singles won two of three strings, finishing about 28 pins ahead for the night. Roach led singles with 251 for three strings. Bariteau topped married bowlers and the night with 268.
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Nasan Stalleys
South Acton
Roach
Bariteau
Maynard
Education for Citizenship Address Delights Local Teachers
SUPT Mackin spoke to a large turnout at the January Teachers Association meeting in the Assembly hall of the Nascist school Monday evening. John C. Mackin, former town superintendent and now in Manchester Massachusetts, led the discussion on Education for Citizenship. Principal Chester introduced him and the audience gave an ovation at the close before a social hour.
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Men’s League
Congrégational Church
Chester
Government Weather Bureau
Tuttle
South Acton
Fowler
Maynard
Maynard Checker and ‘Card’ ‘Club
M. F. Eee
John Malley
Everett Marchant
P.E. Giles’ of
Stow
Daniel, Mooter
Mungo Bain
Edward Cheney
Pelix
Bainville
Dennis Pain
Miller
St. George's Church
Mark Newton
Arden
Edward Wooldridge
N. Shaw
James Cowles
Edward’ Woaldridge
Louis Nn
Shaw
James ‘Cowles
James Greenhal
Robert
WL Carter
Frank Fel
George Turner
William Buckley
Teachers’ Association
Teachers Association
John C. Mackin
Manchester
Mass
Mackin
Mason Named Third Grade Teacher At Nason Street
At a school board meeting Miss Blanche Mason was elected to the third grade vacancy in the Nason Street building. She is a Fitchburg Normal School graduate and currently teaches in Hudson. The board also accepted the resignation of Miss Anna K Sheridan, seventh grade teacher at Nason Street, who will take a position in Needham.
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Blanche Mason
Nason St
Miss Mason
Fitchburg Normal School
Hudson
Anna K. Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Needham
Rescue at mill pond saves worker from ice
A young woman named Carbone, from Harriman laundry, fell through the ice on Friday evening. Herbert Fiske of Gove bakery pulled her from the water, saving her with little difficulty. She lost her week's pay and the pay of another woman she was carrying home.
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Carbone
Harriman Laundry
Herbert Fiske
Gove Bakery
Dissolution of Maynard Grocery Partnership
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts January 6 1909 states the partnership Kozlowsky Radwil in Maynard on Main Street is dissolved by mutual consent. Simon Kozlowsky will continue the business and assume all debts, claims, and demands of the copartnership. all debts due by the copartnership are to be paid to him. Adolph Radwil Simun Zolowsky
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Maynard
Mass
Adolph Radwil
Simun Zolowsky
ISTH ANNUAL BALL AT Cooperative Hall
The eighteenth annual anniversary concert and ball of St. Bridget's Temperance society was held at Cooper ative hall Wednesday night. Heageney Wallace orchestra provided music with encores, followed by a grand march led by James Mahoney and Miss Agnes Mahoney. A 23 piece program and supper preceded dancing until 2 AM. William Conley presided as floor marshal with John Hannon assisting.
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St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Cooperative Hall
Heageney & Wallace
James Mahoney
Agnes Mahoney
William Conley
Society
John Hannon
Edward ‘Ledgard
Michael McCarthy
James Ledgard
P. H. Murphy
James Tobin
Jessie Bell Receives Ardent 18th Birthday Tribute
Friday evening marked Miss Jessie Bell’s eighteenth birthday with a reception at the Assabet House hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bell. Boarders presented a gold watch and chain. Marguerite Conway gave a pocketbook with $18 and her parents a second pocketbook with money. The event featured music, dancing, and storytelling, highlighted by Highland dancing and a Virginia Reel. The Mill payroll last week stood at $19,600.
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Jessie Bell
Thomas Bell
Assabet House
Miss Bell
Nellie Rodgers
Marguerite Conway
Bell
Mungo Bain
James Fraser
Dr. Salmon
John McKinnon
Andrew Rodgers
George Stockwell
George McKennas
S. Raymond Kitchen
Charles H. Persons
Higgins-Wright
Attleboro Rout Maynard In 51 To 13 Basketball Game
Attleboro routed Maynard 51 to 13 in Music Hall as Maynard played short-handed with Lynch and Kelley sidelined. Burns led Maynard with three floor baskets while Attleboro received strong support from all players, and Wallace was with Tufts. Attendance reached 450 as three 15 minute periods were played.
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Maynard
Attleboro
Maynard Bunch
Music Hall
Lynch
Kelley
Burns
Marlboro
Billie” Cleary
Wallace
Tufts College
Fred ‘Corbett
Boston
Maynard ‘Rand
Corbett
Murray
Wyatt
Cleary Walden
Archer Bunker
Maley
Rand
Walden
Bunker
Archer
Murphy
Timer—Gaynor
Maynard to Play Hudson in Midweek Basketball
Maynard meets Hudson tonight in Hudson with the Unitarian A. A. team from town. Hudson boasts a strong home squad that recently beat Marlboro and ran over S. H. A. in this town. Maynard aims to win, but the contest figures to be keen and closely watched.
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Maynard
Hudson
Unitarian A. A
Marlboro
Maynard Fans Await Home Return After Exhibition Break
Fans anticipate Maynard basketball’s return next week after a poultry exhibit caused two weeks without a game. The team has had extra practice, preparing for the home appearance.
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Maynard
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Rome
John ‘Gardiner
Lowell
Henry Axford
Amelia Poutasse
Waltham
P. J. Sulivan
Ethel Butterworth
Boston University
Kathryn O’brien
South Boston
John Sims
George Pheodore
Marlboro Hospital
Wtourdd
William Downey
Jacksonville
Fla
Palm Beach
Assabet Lodge
D. C
Frank Marsh
N. H
Margaret ‘Cook
Watertown
Joyce
Spring Lane
Catherine White
James Sheridan
Main St. Div
Maurice Connors
T. J. Keefe
Committee On Public Affairs
Republican Town Committee
Albert Batley
Samuel Lawton
Maynard Lodge, I. O. ,C. F
Maynard, Hudson and Concord
The
Maynard Woman’s Club
Sarah Orne Jewett
Mizpah Siebekah Lodge
Nellie L. Balcolm
Charles’ Hogan
Concord
Moose “Heart
Loewe
Nova Scotia
King
Summerhill Lodge
U W
Thomas Giblin
Suite of
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Assabet Aerie of Eagles
A. J. Coughlan
John Kelley
William Cleary
Mill Pond
Sweeney
Gray
Flood
Hodges
Brayden
Gray ‘Flood
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Stockwell Blanchard and Greer Corp
Perry Richop
S the
Selectman
Maynard High School
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Taylor & Walker
James Stott
Canaries
Davies
Fred Green
John H. Loring
Concord Jet
Baniic
Nian Man
Centre
Jones
Tolman
Piper
Willard
Stiles
Fullerton
Supt
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ST. Bridget's Temperance
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Assa&bet Hotel
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