Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
The Maynard issue lists a busy week with a Men’s Club minstrel show plan, church meetings, fire scene assistance, and multiple social visits. Notables include Miss Mary Driscoll, Miss Una Hazelton, George Gutteridge overseeing pest control, and a diverse run of community activities from school concerts to hockey rehearsals and church reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Driscoll
St. George’s Church
George H. Gutteridge
Una L. Hazelton
Mary B. White
Concord
Nason St
Mischief Quartette and Its Work in January Illness List
The report notes January adds to its victims from influenza grippe bronchitis and related uses. It mentions development conditions and keeps band P. Hh Dobae, Nason street, May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason St
Fair a Success by Finnish Lutheran Ladies at Glen Dale
The charity fair under the Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Finnish Lutheran Church Glen Dale St drew financial and social gains. Matti Heinonen welcomed guests and led readings with Anna Erickson Alma Lampinen and Rev. Alo Setala delivering talk and a closing prayer followed by congregational singing. Proceeds from the sale benefit the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale St
Matti Heinonen
Annie Erickson
Alma Lampinen
Alo Setala
Bulette and Laine Married in West Acton
Frank W. Bulette and Miss Amanda Laine were united in marriage by Rev. John Vaananen at the Finnish Mission church parsonage on Saturday evening. Miss Laine, a Finnish Mission member, has lived in the area five years. The couple will reside in West Acton with Bulette, a prosperous local farmer. A fuller West Acton notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ H. Gutteridge
West Acton
Davis King Co
Finnish Mission Church
Ansel Tervo
Seeeree
Walter P. Taylor
Margaret E Willis
Herbert B. Willis
South Acton
Concord Junction
Fuller
Frank W. Bulette
Amanda Laine
John Vaananen
Mira Caroline Jewett
Oscar Crandell
Laine
Bulette
Acton
Gift of pastor funds Holy Name society rooms
Furniture and fixtures for Holy Name society rooms in Cannon's block have arrived and the society plans to occupy the rooms this Wednesday evening. A pool table will be installed immediately, with a piano and billiard table to follow. The gifts come from Rev. Walter J. Browne, the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holy Name Society
Cannon's Block
Walter J. Browne
Library Moses Dog Tax Shifts for 1915 Budget
Trustees face loss of the dog tax for 1915 due to new law changing town book closing dates. Town clerk sent in payments June 1 and December 1, but the state typically refunds to the town in January, risking a shortfall for 1915 before adjustments restore normalcy.
CHCSL Affair Discussed at Monday Meeting
At a Monday school committee session Supt Sans F 8 Brick and Supt Miller reviewed the Washington trip for the senior class and athletic matters. A new athletic advisory board will include the committee alumni and school staff. The baseball season follows the Washington trip and funds for the trip were debated. Rules for social activities were adopted including dances, receptions, plays, and required patronesses. concerts may be held with the orchestra and glee club in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Millar
Washington
Athletic Association
Glee Club
Assabet R A Installations and Local Developments
The Assabet council R. A. installs new officers at Masonic Hall with A. R. Troy and Barten officiating. New appointees include William H. Gutteridge as regent and Jesse Lima as vice regent. Also noted are hockey standout Ralph Newton from Dean Academy and various local employment and accidents involving ice work. A Venetian dance is planned in Socialist hall and Jersey Butter Co. owner William Taylor buys a Little runabout. Maynard baseball club plans a concert and ball before Lent to raise funds for field improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nordioes
Anne Clark
Abington
Alfred EB. McCleary
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Louise Dorntee
Edna Jenkin
Mag
Grace Parkin
Joseph Melchindon
Medford
Frank Bailey
William J. Bailey
Worcester
W. B. Fessenden
David
South Brookline
N. H
Spsie Wright
Groton
A. di Stasio
Margaret Campbell
Belvont
John O. Thompson
Pratt
J. E. Vorster & Co
Floridad
Charles Courtney
Robert Marsden
Alexander Marsden
Ralph Barnes
John One Scor W. Ford
John
New England Fox Hunters
Asé
Town Hall
Bedford
Ford
Hendrickson
Reynard
C. J. Lynch
Julia
Dorchester
W. A. Haynes
Hudson
Cooperative Hall
Zenda
James K. Hackett
Ina
Washington
Calvin J. Morse
Crescents
Mill Pond
South Acton
Westvale A.A
Alfred T. Haynes
New York
Louis Sullivan
Signa Tau Alpha
Tufts College
Young's Hotel
Boston
Lena Whitney
W. B. Case & Sons
Nason St
Whitney
Hastings
C. C. Murray
Fred W. Taylor
Arthur Malcolm, Jr
Lynn
Elizabeth
Arthur Malcolm
Everett St. Pigns
Loyal Assabet Lodge
Masonic Hall
John Gibbons
Framingham
Preston Blanchard
Lowell
Socialist Society
Parker St
Lutheran Church
Mise Hilja Tulkka
Tuomas Piispa
Hall of the
Alku Temperance Society
National Band
Dorothy
Helen Eldredge
St. Ann’s Academy
Marlboro
Daniel Goodenow
Y. C. G. Club
Nellie Coughlin
Maple Ct
May Ledgard
Maybelle Lowney
Mabel Morris
Nora Lowney
Margaret McCarthy
Assabet Council
R. A
A. R. Troy
Belmont
Mr. Barten
G. R
Alao
William H. Gutteridge
Jesse Lima
Fred Axford
George Hart
P. J. Sullivan
C. 8. Fowler
Edward Henderson
John Sunderland
Thomas Sweeney
George Murphy
Thomas Deane
James R. Bent
Emanuel Taylor
Messrs. Troy and
Barth
Ralph Newton
Dean Académy
Franklin
Ralph
Academy
Henry Hodges
Otto H. Geers
Wheeler
Daniel Fitzgerald
William Taylor
Jersey Butter Co
Maynard Baseball Club
Soas
Congregational Church Plans Evening Service and Meeting
Reverend Frederick N. Rutat leads Sunday services with morning 10 45 and evening 7. A Sunday school at noon and Y P S C E at 6 follow. This Wednesday hosts a 6 30 supper by the Ladies Benevolent Society, a 7 30 to 8 30 business meeting, then an entertainment, honoring recent parsonage fund contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutat
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Helen Bent Curtis
Maynard Welcomes Holy Name Members at Concord Junction Service
Fully 130 members of the Holy Name society of St. Bridget's church attended the union service at Help of Christians church in Concord Junction Sunday evening. Over 250 men from Concord Maynard and Concord Junction joined the event. Rev. W. J. O'Leary delivered a powerful sermon on The Holy Name Its Aims and Its Achievements. Benediction followed and music was by St. Bernard's choir of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St. Bridget’s Church
Acco
John Sibehan
Francis Jablounski
Help of Christians Church
Concord Junction
Societies of
Concord
Maynard
W. J. O'Leary
Mission Church
Boston
Holy Name
St. Bernard's Choir of
Colds To Be Taken How Seriously
Intelligent readers are told that common colds should be treated promptly. Early signs such as sneezing chilliness hoarseness tickling throat and coughing indicate starting relief measures quickly.
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George Rani
Oakdale
Frank Rand
Mary Murray
James Murray
Dover
Allan Howard
Mary McManus
Roslindale
Edith Davis
Winthrop
E. H. Davis
Elizabeth Mahon
West Rutland
Delia
Lexington
William Summerville
Ysaye
Symphony Hall
Annie
May King
Marme
Mainet
Grace
Magorty of
Maurice Connor
Margaret Connolly
James Claflin
Roxbury
Waine Kauple
Greenville
Hazel Randell
Goffe Falls
Jane Turnbull
Archibald . Murray
Nashua
James Priest
Rainville
Josephine
C. F. Connor
Watertown
Claraie
Harry Hill
Brookline
Lester Somes
Portland
Smith, Somes Co., Optometrists
State Optometrical Association of
Maine
Asce N
Christie's
Armory
John Peterson
Martin
Boston Clothing Co
Maynard Fife and Drum Corps
Alka Temperance Safety
Max Bar
Eee Tae
Sooeea DF
Tan
Re “Deine Ea
Moses Dog
Rockwood Farm
Sidney A. Davis
Spring Roads
Gilroy’s Pictures
Co-Operative Hall
Rexall
Delee’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Eee
Lafayette Flour
Dale
Poeise
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