Maynard News Briefs From Cooperative Hall Dances To Local Notices
Maynard community events include dances at Cooperative hall for O F and Finnish societies, a Progres sive lodge installation, and the Acton club masquerade at Exchange hall. Reports note hospital stays, theatre shows, photography exhibits, and a string of social visits. town finances and tax payments cited as solid.
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James Morin
West Boylston
Finnish National Society
Cooperative Hall
Loyal Assabet
Acton Club
Exchange Hall
Johnson's Pharmacy Guarantee Hyomei Catarrh Treatment
Letter from Johnson's Pharmacy to readers touts Hyomei as a trusted remedy for catarrh. The Hyomel outfit includes an inhaler and bottle, offered for 50 cents, with a money back guarantee if used as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Arrest in Lynn: Robert Sutcliffe Charged in Dress Case
Robert Sutcliffe was arrested in Lynn on a December theft of a dress suit case from Wilson Sunnshall, Stow high school principal. The case and suit were recovered, though the suit had been altered for the new owner. Sutcliffe, an electrician, was arraigned and a prison record is alleged by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutcliffe
Lynn
Wilson Snnshall
Stow High School
C. M. @& H. street railway
Sutcliffe
Hammocks on Exhibition Attract Many Visitors
B Crosby showed two patent hammocks in the past week drawing many viewers who believe the strong comfortable items will sell well. Crosby plans a meeting with leading citizens to discuss a local landing of the firm’s goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Crosby
Crosby
R. C. A. Declares Record Nine Percent Semiannual Dividend
The R. C. A announces a nine percent semiannual dividend the largest ever declared by the association. The past year and six months saw record business, and the current management earns praise for the success.
Copperfields mine abandoned by Westinghouse in Vermont
Wershire Vermont reports George Westinghouse has halted copper mining after spending over 1.6 million dollars in six years. Officials say the copper vein is worthless while villagers claim unfair treatment and tax rebates were denied. Two churches and two schools were built, now a priest visits monthly and the school lists six pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wershire
United States
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Two Young Men Killed On Freight Train Roof
In Providence on January 16 two men about 22 years old were found dead on the roof of a freight car, believed to be James Parkinson of Fall River Massachusetts and Thomas Kennedy of Bridgeport Connecticut. They likely were crushed by an overhead bridge as the Boston to New York train entered the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
James Parkinson
Fall River
Mass
Thomas Kennedy
Bridgeport
Former President Cleveland Visits New York In Fragile Health
Former President Cleveland arrived in New York from Princeton with Mrs. Cleveland joining him later. He is reported in poor health and spent the night at Paul Morton’s home where Dr. Bryant visited him. Milford, Del. reports a militia hurry after a mob formed to reach the jail and take out a black man accused of assaulting Miss Flora Looze. windows were broken.
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Twilight Club
A. Diatasio
Cannon
James Coulter
New York
P. H. GM
Hudson
Joseph Hodgsdon
Bedford
A. C. Loewe
Cricket Grounds
Edith Davia
Lunenburg
Fanny White
South Framingham
Susie Lingley
Burling
Louise Playatt
Cleveland
Princeton
Paul Morton
Bryant
Milford
Del
Flora Looze
Saxonville Triumph Over Maynard Amid Ringers Scandal
In Music Hall a crowded crowd of about 600 watched Saxonville defeat Maynard 26 to 18 in a rough game. The Maynard lineup included Murray Kelley and Rock with Chicopee’s Punch and Hayes. ringers sparked controversy as promoters faced bets and crowd dismay.
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Music Hall
Maynard
Ledgard
Murray
BH. Archer
J. Kelley
Rock
Saxonville
Jimmy Healey
Hayes
Jack Punch
Chicopee
Jack Kelley
Billy Cleary
McLoughlin
Viking
Norris
Santa Te Ede
Saxonvilles
Maynard P. Kelley
Archer
Ib Murray McLoughlin
Healey Cleary
Rock Norris
Rf Kelley Collins
Punch
Cleary
Cule
Sema
B. Archer
Healey
F. Archer
Collins
Barron
A Modern Miracle of Mrs Mollie Holt Recovery
J O R Hooper of Woodford Tennessee reports a miraculous recovery of Mrs Mollie Holt after coughing up pus from her lungs. Doctors said she was near death but with Dr Kings New Discovery her condition improved rapidly and she fully recovered becoming a healthy woman. Johnsons Pharmacy Maynard and Willards Pharmacy South Acton guarantee care and offer a free bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Holt
J. O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
Maynard
Willard
South Acton
Thief Steals Stamp Money and Clock from Main Street School
Thieves broke into the Main Street school Thursday night using a rear basement window and keys left by Miss Nagle. About $30 in stamp money saved by children was taken, with Miss Margueretta Conway’s desk and Miss Burn’s room key items missing. a small clock was also stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Nagle
Miss Burns
Miss Nagle
Maynard Local Classifieds Include Hay Sale and Help Wanted
Twenty five tons of good hay for sale cheap. Apply to F. R. Knowlton, West Acton. Wanted ten girls in their town, West Acton. Apply to F. R. Iton.
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F. R. Knowlton
West Acton
F. R. Iton
Death of Marshall Field the Great Mercantile Prince
Marshall Field of Chicago, 70, merchant leader in dry goods, died at the Holland house New York after a week of illness leading to pneumonia. The widow Delian B. Caton and many Chicago business figures were present. Field’s birth in Massachusetts and rise from clerk to vast fortune, estimated at 10 million, are noted alongside a note on his widow’s contested marriage license. Sir Thomas Lipton adds a final endorsement of advertising.
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Marshall Field
New York
Chicago
Holland House
Mr. Field
Mra. Field
Field
Marshall Kield
Delian &. Caton
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Assabet Mills Implement wage increase Across Departments
The Assabet mills began a new pay schedule with a 10 percent average raise and some departments up to 16 percent. The first payday under the change, Saturday, saw about 26 000 in circulation and about 2300 employees affected.
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Assabet
Mullin Faces Tight Re Election Fight for Overseers of the Poor
James Mullin, longtime chairman, seeks re election as overseer of the poor amid opposition rumors. Dissatisfaction over town physician business and patronage at stores fuels debate. observers expect a lively contest in March while other offices show no activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullin
Retiri
Gveveeern
Ee Ee
Mullin
Aenaeal Eeene Mullin
Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Resident
Mrs. Grant of 1130 B Reynolds Street endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts wounds burns and sores claiming it is an absolute remedy. The ointment is guaranteed by J s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy of South Acton and priced at 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Grant
Four Simple Rules for Health and Prosperity
Four simple health rules emphasize daily bowel regularity chewing food thoroughly avoiding indigestible foods and using Miona before meals for stomach trouble. The claim states Miona is a scientific remedy not a cure all and costs nothing unless it meets its claims, with a pharmacy guarantee.
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J. P. Watson
Jamieson
John Bowers
Boston
Progressive’ Lodge
K. of P
Division 44
T. J. Butler
Edison Moving Picture Co
Robert Lyons
U. S
Newport
George Elson
McNally & Coggin
Orchestra
Arthur Wood
William Lord
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
B. F. Killilea
James Donelley
C. M. & H. Street
Stow
Heagney & Wallace
George H. Gutteridge
American Woolen Company
Johnson Pharmacy
St. Bridget’s Parish
Martha Lawton
Fitchburg
M. E. Church
Robert E. Bisbee
Glenwood Cemetery
Childre
Lawon
William ~ Sonitchburg
John
Fred
Samuel
Bert
George
Fred Simpson
John Lynch of
Dorchester
Frank M. Lawton
A. A. Hilferty
Edna Denniston
Lawrence
John Reynolds
Everett
James Fisher
Assabet Mills
R. I
Raymond Kitchen
New Mexico
May Callahan
John Horan
Louis Hannon
Dockstader
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 33
William Naylor
Arthur Malcolm
A. A. A. Association
Fleherty
Marlboro
Elizabeth
Annie
Kitty
Helen Coughlin
Brighton
John Coughlin
Coughlin
Maple
St. Bridget's Parish
Men's League of the Congregational Church
James R. Patten
For the Restriction of Emigration
St. Bridget’s
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Loewe
John Connors
George McCormack
Assabet Council
R. A
Florence Hart
Harold Dufur
Roy Denniston
Thomas Elliott
A. T. Haynes
Florida
Edward Salisbury
Philadelphia
Ella Baxter
James Mahoney
John Smith
Congregational Church
Arthur J. Coughlin
J. Stanley Rice
Sudbury
Alfred Beauregard
The
Cricket Association
A. T's
Helen Bladd
Pawtucket
Johnesa’s
Vermont
Gravir Cleveland
C. GC. 8. CO
Maynard and
Vicinity
Combination Cash Store CO
Maynard Mass
Maynard Local
Sir Thomas Lipton
Assabet Mill
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