Maynard News Highlights Local Yet Busy
Maynard notices report visits and movements of residents including Alexander Marsden in Enfield and Miss Mary Heffernan with diphtheria. Trades and jobs shift with workers laid off at the American Power Go plant while the Assabet Savings Bank reports six months of growing deposits. Local clubs and church groups meet, weddings and social events fill the week, and officers are installed across several organizations.
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Nellie Potter
Fanny White
Framingham Hospital
Moller Furniture Company
American Power Go
Assabet_savings. bank
May Come Again East Boston Team Eyes New York Series
East Boston basketball returns with courage and plans a trip to face Gloversville and other fast teams in New York. They offer to post 100 to arrange a regular game on any date, with Maynard also depositing to add one desired player. The hub team may appear at Music Hall within two or three weeks to challenge the East Boston squad.
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Joseph Sheridan
Lake Boon
Newport
N. H
Maynard
Washington
George Creighton
P. J. Sullivan
East Boston
Gloversville
New York
Music Hall
Tim Horan
Poultry Show Draws Widespread Interest Across Regions
Fred Whitehead secretary of the Maynard Poultry club says premium lists have aroused strong interest from New England and beyond as the legal association plans a show next month. Inquiries come from Maine and even Canada, with expectations for a highly successful event in the state.
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Canada
Fred Whitehead
Maynard Poultry Club
New England
Maine
New Hall Planned for St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
A plan for a new home with a large hall and adjoining rooms is under discussion for St. Bridget’s Temperance Society. A representative met with interested parties, plans will be submitted for society action, and plans and estimates are promised by Saturday. Members express enthusiasm for the project and expect a decision Sunday night.
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St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Offiers Installed And Anniversary Celebrated by Ladies Auxiliary No. 23
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 23 of the A O H Y celebrated its anniversary Thursday night with newly installed officers. County president Mrs Susan McNamee officiated. A banquet followed, with remarks by state and county leaders and a talk on The Motto of the Order. Entertainment included songs, piano solos, and local performers. Attending chapters came from Marlboro Hudson Somerville and nearby towns.
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Order
Susan McNamee
Somervile
Margaret McCarthy
Mary Moynihan
Margaret Murphy
S. S
Inez Scully
Treas
Mary Driscoll
T. H. Grady
Fila Scully
Alice Moore
Murray of
Hudson
Catherine Burke
Susan MacNabhee
Touhey
Marlboro
Maguire
Wm. O'Donnell
Roy Murray
Roger Noonan
Somerville
Margaret Murnby
Mary. Moynihan
Mary. Driscoll
Agnes Waldron
D Y W Y K Masquerade Promises A Night Of Fun
In Maynard the D Y W Y K club plans its annual masquerade ball despite the local depression. Knowlton Allen's orchestra will perform with prizes to be awarded and other attractions booked. The date is January 31 for the event.
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Maynard
Knowlton & Allen
Maynard Florist Albert Batley Builds a Modern Plant
Albert Batley has expanded his Maynard florist operation with a 30 by 140 foot new house and upgraded steam heating. The six-building plant grows pinks and violets shipped mostly to Boston and supplied to Armstrong Transfer Co. for the North Station. Batley also raises bedding and tomato plants and contracts with a Littleton cannery, revealing steady growth over 18 years of work in the industry.
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Littleton
Mr. Batley
Batley
As Sabet Mills
Congregational church holds annual meeting and elections
The Congregational church held its annual meeting with large attendance and a midweek repast by the Ladies Benevolent Society. Elections named John Archer as clerk and W. H. Gutteridge as treasurer, with several deacons and committee members chosen.
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John Archer
W. H. Gutteridge
Alexander Pettigrew
Andrew Dwilop
Walter Tilton
Thomas Smith
Gavin Taylor
Maynard and Marlboro clash amid crowd and controversy
Marlboro struggles without Horan as Maynard wins 52 to 26 in a game marred by questionable tactics. Maley and Kelley star for Maynard while Collins and Armstrong led Marlboro with solid defense before a 700-strong crowd.
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Flaherty
Marlboro
Mahoney
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Cleary
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Obituary Mrs Nancy Ward Dies at 80 in Linden Street Home
Mrs Nancy Ward died at her Lindenst home Friday night aged 80 years and 10 months. She leaves three daughters and two sons in the area and several brothers in New Hampshire, with burial planned there Monday.
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Nancy Ward
Lindenst
New Hampshire
Maynard Local carriage painter offers spring work
Maynard area notice urges residents to hire for spring painting. Jas Devane of West Acton guarantees fast service and complete satisfaction for carriage painting needs.
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Jas. Devane
West Acton
Blood Fights End With Sterling Ale Triumph 53 to 42
A chaotic Friday night brawl between the Bill Ale club and Maynard team left hall damage and players hospitalized after a fierce clash. Sterling Ale won 53 to 42 as chaos subsided and talks of a rematch emerged with militia on hand for security.
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New School Signals Code Impacts Sessions and Classes
The school committee announces a new code of signals to govern morning and afternoon sessions. The coded blows indicate no school for all grades up to high school, with repeating intervals signaling session changes.
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