Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Life
Maynard weekly notes report Mrs Bloomberg illness changes at Assabet mills and mill workers shifts. Fires and civic groups discuss dances concerts and lodge installations. The R C A declares a six percent dividend. cantata tickets go on sale. a Finnish church dedication and many social events fill the town's pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
D. D
Harry Davis
Lowell
Hudson Lodge
Hyomei claimed to cure catarrh by destroying germs
Hyomei is promoted as a complete cure for catarrh arguing pills and tonics fail. It claims to kill germs in air passages and bloodstream, with testimonials including Mrs. Le Rendu of Cleveland praising life saving effects. It notes varying duration and availability of Hyomel at 60 cents for extended use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Rendu
Western Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
England
France
Johnson
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsed by Druggist
Stomach troubles and constipation are addressed by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, praised by J. R. Cullman of Potterville Michigan as the best seller he has ever stocked. He recommends them to customers and notes no complaints. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. R. Cullman
Potterville
Mich
Johnson's
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Taxes Paid End Woolen Company Tax Dispute In Town
Representative Sullivan pressed Treasurer Wood of the American Woolen company after last year’s taxes and interest totaling nearly 32 000 were paid. The town’s tax dispute centered on mill valuation with assessors basing figures on other mills and on machinery differences. Wood claimed he did not know taxes were unpaid, and the matter may end with upcoming tax bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Billerica
Lowell
Lawrence
P. J. Sullivan
Wood
Boston
Sullivan
Easy Maynard tops Marlboro Co F in rough Rural hall skirmish
Maynard defeated Co F Marlboro 34 to 17 at Music Hall in front of about 250 spectators. The floor was slippery and the game rough, but Referee Barron kept fouls low. Lynch led Maynard with five baskets aided by Cleary and Ledgar. W Reno starred for Co F with five points.
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Maynard
Co. F
Marlboro
Music Hall
Barron
W. Reno
CO. F. A. Archer
Ib Devine Collins
Demaris Cleary
Ec White Lynch
L. Reno
Ledgard
Mahoney
Ib_ rf
Lynch
Cleary
Collins
White
Devine
Reno
Demaris
Archer
Dan Colbert
W. Barron
Water bills to switch to meter based rate policy
The article notes current meters bill users for exact consumption but warns of a future established rate. Any water used beyond the new rate will incur additional charges.
Water Board Grants Rebate and Special Rate Plan
The water commissioners have granted a rebate to the American Woolen company on excessive bills and set a special rate for boarding houses. They note the large town payment from the woolen company justifies a more generous stance.
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Water Commissioners
American Woolen Company
Democratic town committee names officers in vote
The Democratic town committee selected A J Coughlan for chairman Harry J Parmenter for secretary and James A Cleary for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Town Committee
A. J. Coughlan
Harry J. Parmenter
James A. Cleary
Congregational Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Congregational church held its annual business meeting with a supper and roll call. Reports from the secretary and treasurer of the church society and Sunday school were read and accepted. New officers include clerk Frank B. Sanderson and treasurers William G. and William H. Gutteridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Church Society
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
New Fraternal League
Frank B. Sanderson
William G. Gutteridge
William H. Gutteridge
Alexander Pettigrew
EB. C. Hunt
Cheney
John McCleary
Gavin Tee
B. C. Hunt
W. H
Jeanie Adams
William Morris
Helen Bent Curtis
Mary Robertson
C M and H Street Railway Resumes Old Schedule
The C M and H street railway restarts the winter schedule, half hourly until 9 am and from 2 to 8 pm, promising improved accommodations. Enterprise reports cars rushed to restore service as Ogden says past troubles are finally straightened out and the road aims for smoother operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Ogden
Dwinell’s Fixtures Survive Waltham Fire
H J Dwinell bought an elegant lot of fixtures last week. They were stored in a Waltham store when a fire broke out. The fixtures were slightly damaged but saved as flames engulfed the room. They were moved to town and stored locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Dwinell
Waltham
Mr. Dwinell
Pain Balm credited with curing rheumatism
W H Howard of Husband Pennsylvania recalls his mother suffering rheumatism for years then using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After a few applications she could walk and remains pain free with occasional use. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howard
Husband
Pennsylvania
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Sincere thanks for support after sorrow and floral tributes
The undersigned express gratitude to friends for helping lighten their sorrow after recent bereavement and note the floral tributes sent. Signed by Miss Sarah McCormack and Miss Mary J. McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCormack
Mary J. McCormack
Anniversary Ball Celebrates 14th Temperance Society
The 14th anniversary of the Bridget Temperance society was observed with a concert and ball in Music Hall on Friday night. The Marshalls from Boston entertained to a large out of town and local attendance, followed by a grand march led by William Conley and his sister Nellie. Dancing continued to 2 with a midnight turkey supper.
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William Conley
Nellie Conley
James Mahoney
P. H. Murphy
James Ledgard
William Cleary
James Tobin
Owen Duggan
N. J
Stomach Troubles Highlight Diet Ad Claiming Mi o Na Aid
An old advertisement extols Mi o Na tablets to strengthen weak stomachs causing indigestion heartburn and low energy. It promises improved sleep buoyancy and appetite with a 50 cent box sold at Johnson's Pharmacy under a strong guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
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Alex Burke
Assabet Mills
Herbert Salisbury
Civic Club
Walter Hanna
Howe & Co
J. P. Watson
James R. Bent
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Francis Joyce
W. 8. Howe
Frank H. Harriman
Stow Whist Club
May I. Morgan
Maynard Lodge
Tomothy Crowley
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
D. D. Pliny Graves
Hudson
Theodore Woollerschied
Margaret Nevins
Franklin
Nason St
W. W. Sundelin
Magdalene
O. B
Hawthorne
Concord Junction
Epworth League
M. B
Fred Shanahan
August Granos
Finland
John J. Driscoll
Finnish Theatrical Club
Worcester
James Barrett
Edward Lanigan
Alfred Carlson
Celia Murphy
Nellie May
William Joyce
Cambridge
John Joyce
Thomas Morton
Skowhegan
Percival St
Thomas Kane
Alice Chidley
St. Bridget’s Church
Odd Fellows Hall
George Shortsleeves
Harriman Laundry
John Callahan
Fitchburg
C. J. Foskett
Worcester Consolidated Road
Sun
Molly Clark
May Howard
Nettie Henderson
Annie Corcasdegan
Hyde Park
Burling
Patrick Sherry
Louis Evers
Joe Tucker
Charles McGill
Fred Shaw
K. of C
Concord
American Powder Co
M. E. Church
Congregational
Kneeland
Daniel
DeLee’s
St. Bridget’s
John Connors
Lincoln
Lizzie Marsden
James Emmett
William Doyle
Margaret Murphy
Walter Larkin
Rutland
David Miller
Patterson
Frank Crowley
la Grippe
Mr. Dyson
W. G. Priest
Emily Gordon
Lilla Childs
W. B. Case & Sons
Frank E. Sanderson
John Flood
Boxboro
Southbridge
Bridget Mitchell
Clinton
L. Langwill
Nicholas Driscoll
Andrew Cunningham
Michael Waldron
Clarence Gutteridge
Oxford
Edward Wood
Somerville
W. H. Gutteridge
Paul Rose
American Express
New York
Mamie Driscoll
Inez Scully
Joseph Connors
Whitman
Edna Denniston of
Elizabeth Dunsmore
R. A
D. D. G. R. Felt
Waverley
Stow
Fred Taylor
Charles Smith
Revere A. A
Twilight Club
Walter Davis
North Adams
Westvale Mills
Thomas Sweeney
Sweeney
Michael Teslar
Henry Sevonen
Thomas Hillis
Treas
Porte
Este
ST. Bridget
Temperance
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