Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Events
P J Sullivan notes the busiest January in years and a strong interest in clothing bargains. A Feb 22 Masonic ball is expected to be a top event while Ford cars draw big crowds. Social dances fill Co- Operative hall and Lions show entries. Harmony lodge officers are installed in Concord. Several residents welcome newborns and travel, with concerts and fairs planned by students and staff at M H school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Ford
Maynard
W. A. Haynes
Harvey Broadbent
Co- Operative Hall
Million Dollar Stomach Cure Pledge Draws Cautionary Tale
A long campaign ad notes a millionaire’s failed stomach illness as a warning and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets offering refunds if not satisfactory. It also lists local events, society meetings, plays, and social notices from Maynard and surrounding towns.
Loyal Assabet I O F Annual Concert in Masonic Hall
Loyal lodge I O F M A held their annual concert and supper in Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. The Standish quartet of Boston performed and was praised as among the town’s best, with 20 minutes of old time songs and banjo accompaniment. Mr Van Buskirk’s readings drew high praise. A supper followed in the banquet hall, with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coulter
Albert Axford
Marsden Waterhouse
Alfred Billett
Charles Shearer
Fred Heyward
Balance On Right Side In School Budget
The school department faces continued financial strain from rising attendance and room shortages. Officials expect no major enrollment increase soon as space is fully utilized. A night school and a commercial course in the high school are being considered as addressing future needs.
Class Play Feb 2 Aims to Fund Washington Trip
High school senior class prepares a drama production Sowing Wild Oats to be staged in Musehall on February 2. Students will paint a scene themselves, showcasing notable artistic effort to raise funds for a Washington trip.
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Washington
Musehall
Rexall Orderlies Offer Money Back Guarantee
A Maynard advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a fast effective remedy for constipation with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. It notes mild action, suitability for all ages, and three sizes priced 10, 25, and 59 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
Maynard
Initiatives Sought to Improve Public Library Services
Town readers urge citizen leadership to push library reform. Letters argue for more funding, later hours, and youth educational use, with prospects of expanding facilities if Carnegie libraries do not arrive. Readers invite further opinions for publication.
Bowling Notes Suggest New 6 to 8 Club League Emerges
A provincial appeal urges Maynard bowlers to form a six or eight team league to revive winter entertainment. Henry Price plans lively competition, while rivalries between M U and the Hibernians echo past days with former Good Templar and St Bridget’s players contributing big scores.
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Maynard
Henry Price
Henry
Hibernians
Good Templars
Bridget’s
St. Bridget's
Good Templar
Maynard Political Scene Weighs Caucuses vs Hudson Nomination
The column discusses removing party caucuses in Maynard town affairs and adopting the Hudson method where nominees file papers and run, arguing broad participation improves selection. It notes a strong local interest in keeping the Democratic Republican lineup and mentions visitors Mrs Martha Day and Patrick Kelly in Newport, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Day
Patrick Kelly
Corey
Lola
Newport, Me
Henry McCormack
Sudden Death Shocks Town For Miss Annie Lynch
Miss Annie T Lynch died at her home on Bim Street Saturday morning from oedema of the lungs aged 38 She was a lifelong resident of the town except three years in East Boston She was a devout member of St Bridget s church and Young Ladies Sodality Survived by mother Mrs Julia Lynch sister Mrs Frederick Lawton and four brothers The funeral was Monday at 930 AM in St Bridget s church with high mass of requiem and burial in St Bridget s cemetery
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Miss Lynch
Annie T. Lynch
Bim St
Oedena
Ilreas
Jula Lynch
Boston
St. Bridget’s Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Julia Lynch
Frederick Lawton
Concord Junction
Cornelius J
George
William
Michael Lynch
John Sheehan
St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget's Cemetery
D. Y. W. Y. K. Club Hosts 26th Annual Masquerade Event
A throng packed Music Hall for the D. Y. W. Y. K. club’s 26th annual concert and masquerade. Brigham’s Orchestra played as costumed attendees arrived and prizes were awarded for best dressed and grotesque ensembles. Dancing continued to 3 a.m. with a midnight supper. Joshua Edwards led the second grand march with Evelyn Murphy. committee members included James Mahoney William Lawlor Charles Dygon.
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Music Hall
Boston
Brigham
Daniel Goodenow
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Charles Hogan
Ethel Parkin
Walter Taylor
Florence Baldwin
Frank Sheridan
Joshua Edwards
Evelyn Murphy
James Mahoney
William Lawlor
Charles Dygon
Obituary of Edward King Died in Sudbury Street Home
Edward King died at his daughter Mrs. Thomas Farrell's Sudbury street home at 1.15 am Wednesday after a period of illness. A native of Renews Newfoundland he came to this country about 20 years ago and lived in town the last two years. He is survived by three daughters Mrs. Robert O'Neil Woonsocket Rhode Island Mrs. Hannah Small Fitchburg and Mrs. Thomas Farrell local. Funeral is set for Friday morning at St. Bridget's church with burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. The Business Men's association will issue nomination cards for the next meeting on Saturday ahead of the annual officer election.
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Washington
Cecelia
Della O'Toole
Andover
William Joyce
la Grippe
Daniel Goodenow
Hanover
N. H
H. S. Carter
Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League and Friends
Concord
Acton Center
Acton Inn
Lillian Kenspeer
Franklin
John Weaving
Mary
Kathryn Reardon
Malden
William McGowan
Bernard Smith
Joseph Killerby
Parsonage Aid Society
Methodist Church
William Hooper
Richard Parmenter
Ida Parmenter
Samuel Parker
Ma Jones
Alvah Doherty
Parker
Treas
Samuel
Pearl Saunders
Hudson
Edward Saunders
Gertrude Rich
Fitchburg Normal School
F. A. Rich
Maynard and
N. S. Roberts
Lowell
T. Cunningham
Lawrence
Keppie
Oliver
Reid
Boston
Scotland
Maynard
Raymond the Lome
Kitchen
Clarence Bodfish
Clarence
A. T. Haynes
Maynard Woman's Club
Jesus
Julius Ward
Harvard College
St. Bridget’s
F. Sg
Brick
Emerson School of Oratory
Cooperative Hall
Music Hall
Y. Y. 8S
Leominster
Edward King
Thomas Farrell
Sudbury
Sudbury St
King
Renews
N. F
Robert O'Neil
Woonsocket
Hannah Small
Fitchburg
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemet
Business Men's Association
Local team to tackle Hyde Park and St. Marys in tough week
The club, led by Manager James J, faces Hyde Park Friday and St. Marys of Franklin Saturday, plus pending games with Lowell Hyde Park Notre Dame five of Boston Attleboro and South Boston. Fans expect Swift to dazzle on return to the local surface. St. Marys are a clean fast outfit and Maynard must push fast to beat them at home.
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Hyde Park
St. Mary's
Franklin
James J
Lowell
Notre Dame
Boston
Attleboro
South Boston
Swift
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Charles Keene
Deaconess
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Albert Hartwell
Boxboro
John W. Flood
Lawton
Marion Ballou
Pittsfield
Irving Dart
Dart
Edward Mahon
Roslindale
Oscar Sawyer
Silas Sawyer
Joseph Goldenberg
Ely
M. H. School
Charles Wollerschied
Dudley Holman
Gov. Foss
Ruby Hamlin
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Mary McCleary
John Lawton
Albert Haynes
Carl Stockbridge
George Newton
George Gutteridge
Robert Archer
Gavin Taylor
Frank KE. Sanderson
William H. Gutteridge
George H. Lawton
William G. Morris
Alexander Pettigrew
Frederick W. Sims
Charles Guillow
John Archer
Graham Forgie
Edith Butterworth
Jeanie Adams
Frank R. Sanderson
Frederick N. Rutan
Carnegie
Farmers’ Almanac
P'uest
Oo Obituary
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Nason Street
Kaleva Co-Operative Association
Main Street
Crosby’s Cash Store
Crosby
Main
Post Office
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Cushing Academy
Dilroy
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