Maynard Finance Committee Advances Town Appropriations
The Maynard Finance Committee at fire headquarters on Thursday night approved annual appropriations for the coming year. They recommended 6000 for highway and bridges 5500 for overseers of the poor 41000 for the school department sidewalks 1500 for street oil 1200 for tree warden and 125 for Memorial day. An increase of 50 per year is proposed for all public school teachers. Highway work includes Sumer street from the railroad crossing to the Summer street school Acton street from Whitneys Lane to the Acton town line and Waltham street from Parker street corner to the Sudbury line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Sumer St
Summer St
Acton St
Whitney’s ‘Lané
Acton Town Line
Waltham St
Parker St
Sudbury Line
Funeral services for John H. Deane at St Bridget’s
Funeral services for John H. Deane were held at St. Bridget's church. Rev. Walter J. Browne celebrated a requiem high mass. Delegations from Assabet aerie F O E and Bartenders' union acted as bearers. Survived by four sisters and one brother. Interment at St. Bridget's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Deane
Union
Margaret Howard
Westboro
Elizabeth, O'Neil
Hudson
Hugh Miller
William Priest
Thomas Deane
Skowhegan
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Officers Installed at Scandinavian Brotherhood Meeting
The Scandia vian Brotherhood installed its officers at the monthly meeting in the I O O F hall Friday night. Installing officers were John Johnson D D Carl Hay and Annie Johnson. New members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Brotherhood
O. F. Hall
John, Johnson
D. D
Carl Hay
Annie Johnson
Charles A. Ekstedt
F.C
Richard Swanson
Randi Johnson
Elin Swanson
Ernest Johnson
Charles Emmanuelson
Gerard Johnson
P. S
Sanford Swanson
Richard Johnson
Bennet Anderson
Marius Rocko
I. V
Claude Nelson
U. V
Maynard Residents Urged to File State Income Tax Returns
The notice explains that under the new State Income Tax law returns are required for all with any taxable income, not just those earning over 2000. It highlights penalties for noncompliance and urges individuals with small incomes to understand and meet the filing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Firemen Quell Blaze at Fearns Pharmacy Back Lot
Fire in a box of excelsior behind F S Fearns pharmacy was quickly controlled by Dr E L Salmon and other volunteers after a blaze began Friday afternoon. Prompt action prevented a larger fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Salmon
F. S. Fearns
Odd Fellows Install New Officers at Regular Meeting
The Maynard lodge I O O F held its annual officer installation during a Wednesday meeting. A beef steak pie supper by Caterer Fritz Anderson followed in the banquet hall, with a long list of installing officers led by George F Allen and district officials from Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Maynard-lodge
Fritz
Oo. Anderson
Hudson
George F
Allen
Fred J. Hobbs
D. G
Willard D. Brigham
Derries BE. Drew
D. D
G. S
W.W. €. Wood
J. L
Annual Installation of Sewers' Union 44 Officers
The Sewers' Union 44 held its annual installation at Holy Name Club rooms. Thomas F. McFavour installed Mary Driscoll as press, Grace Leonard as vice president, Mary Leyden as recording secretary, Margaret Leyden as financial secretary, Mary Prue as treasurer, Celia Burke as warden, Mary Moore as conductor. A banquet followed with oyster and salad supper catered by Fred Hayward. McMahon spoke on health insurance and women's economic role. Vocal selections and social hour closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 44
Fred Hayward
Parker House
Thomas F. McMahon
Popularity Grows for Evening School Sessions
The evening school at Summer Street School Building draws growing attendance with 220 students at Friday session. Students buy English for Foreigners books and order dictionaries and text books, showing high enthusiasm. One attendee says they would skip work to attend, illustrating strong commitment.
Librettos Arrived for Quaint Folks High School Show
Librettos for Quaint Folks arrived last week and the senior class members rehearse their parts. The show is directed by the senior class and will be performed at the Working Association hall on Parker Street February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Association
Parker St
Raymond Phalen Weds Miss Lillian Jensen in Lowell Ceremony
Miss Lillian Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Neils Jensen and Raymond Phalen son of Mr and Mrs John Phalen of Lowell were married Sunday at the home of the ceremony performed by Rev A B Papineau pastor of St George s Episcopal church. Bridesmaid Miss Agnes Jensen sister and Arthur Champagne best man attended. Guests from Waltham Cambridge North Adams Briggsville Hudson and Lowell joined the reception and collation. The couple will reside with the bride s parents on Concord street after a brief wedding tour to Rochester NH. The bride and groom receive many gifts of gold silver cut glass linen and artworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Phalen
Lillian Jensen
Neils Jensen
John Phalen
Lowell
A. B. Papineau
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Agnes Jensen
Arthur Champagne
Waltham
Cambridge
North Adams
Briggsville
Hudson
Rochester
N. H
Concords
Assabet Woolen Co
Phalen
A. Distasio
Wm. Priest
Obituary: Robert Hill of Harrison Street Dies
Robert Hill of Harrison Street died Friday afternoon after developing double pneumonia following an operation at Mass General Hospital on January 3. Funeral services were held Sunday at Parker Street hall with a eulogy by A Hautamaki and selections by the Socialist club’s young peoples choir. He leaves three children, two in Finland and one in Connecticut, and was a barber at John Ranta’s Main Street shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Harrison St
Mass. General Hospital
Parker St. Hall
A. Hautamaki
Young Peoples’ Choir
Socialist Club
Hill
Youngspeople’s League of the Socialist Club
Finland
Connecticut
John Ranta
Mainst
Local Worker Suffered Sustained Shock En Route Home
Charles Brown and Percival Jr. report a sustained shock while walking from the C. M. & H. car barn late Friday night. The man, alone and unable to summon help, rolled home where a household member finally noticed him. He had been employed by Co. M. & H. for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Brown, Percival Jr
Accident at Bancroft Street School Leaves Man Injured
Albert Estella was sliding near Bancroft Street School when he broke both bones in his right leg. Dr. Mortimer Paine and Dr. F. P. Flagg set the bones on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Estella
Bancroft St. School
Mortimer Paine
F. P. Flagg
Present Comedy at Parker Street Hall Delights Large Audience
The Working Men's Association Dramatic Club presented a four act comedy at Parker st hall on Saturday night drawing a large attendance. The cast included J. Holander Sofi Hautamaki J. Anola Kansanniva K Walden G Abti Alma Katava and Alina Ryssy with hearty laughter and applause signaling strong audience appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Workingmens Association
Parker St. Hall
J. Holander
Sofi
Hautamaki
J. Anola
Kansanniva
G. Abti
Alma'Katava
Alina Ryssy
W C T U Meeting With Nellie Hill Speech
The regular W. C. T. U. gathering meets Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Taylor. Miss Nellie F. Hill of Boston speaks on Fifteen Years at a Social Settlement, with a musical program by Mrs. William Fletcher and Mrs. Gilbert N. Hawkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Taylor
Nellie F. Hill
Boston
William Fletcher
Gilbert N. Hawkes
Elected Officers Named at St George’s Men’s Club
At the annual meeting of the Men’s club of St George’s Episcopal church Rev A B Papineau was elected president Edwin Toop vice president Ernest Boothroyd secretary and treasurer. Twelve new members were admitted and four applications received. The club will hold an entertainment and social at the church this evening November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Episcopal Church
A. B. Papineai
Edwin Toop
Ernest Boothroyd
Treas
Nerbi
Snow Plow Added to City Streets Department
Supt. of Streets John Driscoll adds a modern snow plow to the department. The plow will be assigned to the district including Reardonville Mahoneyville Assabet Park and Parkest to complete snow removal outfit for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Driscoll
Reardonville
Mahoneyville
Assabet Park
Parkest
Griswolds Return to Terryville After Visit
Mrs. Lee Griswold and her children Lee and Rita return to their Terryville Connecticut home after visiting the former's parents Mr and Mrs John White. Mrs White accompanies them to stay a few days as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Griswold
Lee
Rita
John White
Percival Sr
Terryville
White
Permanent Organization Formed by Chautauqua Guarantors
A meeting of Chautauqua association guarantors at Summer St. school formed a permanent organization. Kenneth Damien was elected president Everett Toop secretary. A plan to affiliate nearby towns was approved with July as a preferred meeting month. A public meeting may feature Dr. A E Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
Summer St
Kenneth Damien
Everett Toop
A. Morrill Osgood
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
O. S., Fowler
H. Linwood White
Stow
Sudbury
Actons
Concord Junction
Bertha N. Osgood
BE. J. Toop
H Linwood White
Howard A. Wilson
Orrin S. Fowler
F. P. Flagg
Wm. H. Millington
C. J. Lynch
H. Persons
M. B. Church
Arthur BE. Walker
Geo. D. Elson
G. H. Merrick
W. C. Priest
Wm. H. Gutteridge
C. H. Stanley
Ralph W. Case
The
W. A. Haynes Co
W. F. Litchfield
Daniel Goodenow
G.A. Theodore
Harry T. Bates
Edward J. Flaherty
Kenneth H. Damien
Geo. F. Morse
C. J. Morse
Howard B. Case
William B. Case
Parsonage Aid Society Elects Officers at Annual Meet
The Parsonage Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church held its annual meeting in the church vestry on Wednesday evening and elected officers: Mrs. A. O. Dunham president, Mrs. John Richardson vice president, Mrs. Ada Hodges secretary, and Mrs. Samuel Parker treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsonage Aid Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. O. Dunham
John Richardson
Ada Hodges
Samuel Parker
Whist Party At Concord Street Entertains Ladies
Mrs Irving Dart hosted a Thursday afternoon whist gathering at Concord street with guests including Mrs William McGarry Mrs Frank Goettler Mrs Elmore Mills Mrs William Brayden Mrs Albert E Larkin Mrs John Coulter Mrs William Johnston and Mrs Squire Siswick A prize was awarded to Mrs Elmore Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Dart
Concord St
William McGarry
Frank Goettler
Elmore Mills
William Brayden
Albert. E. Larkin
John Coulter
William Johnston
Squire Siswick
St George’s Church elects officers at annual meeting
At the recent St George’s church annual meeting officers were elected including Albert Easthope senior warden Edwin Toop junior warden Percy V Robinson treasurer Charles F Edney clerk James Greenhalge Louis Shaw Percy Robinson Albert Easthope and Charles Edney vestry men. A vote of thanks was given to Louis Shaw for 16 years as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Church
Albert Easthope
Edwin Toop
Percy V. Robinson
Treas
Charles F. Edney
James Greenhalge
Louis Shaw
Percy Robinson
Charles Edney
Society Ladies Attend Colonial Theatre PomePyus Show
Mary Kelley Mrs Flora Langan and Misses Mary Margaret Leyden and Amy Peter attend a performance at the Colonial Theatre in Boston on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelley
Flora ‘Langan
Mary and
Margaret’ Leyden
Amy Peter
Colonial Threate
Boston
Eve‘ning
Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Maynard
Public auction of a Maynard parcel described as the 20 rod tract on Pine Street with buildings. The sale follows a 1913 mortgage to Hudson Savings Bank later assigned to Worcester Brewing Corp for breach, with sale set for Monday February 12, 1917 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Loewe
Maynard
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hudson Savings Bank of
Hud
Mass
Middlesex South District
Worcester Brewing Corporation
Worcester
Notice of Estate Administration in Cambridge Probate Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites all interested in the estate of Stephen D. Hosmer late of Sunnyvale California. Edward W. Wright administrator seeks approval of his account and must appear February 1 1917 at nine o clock in the forenoon in Cambridge Probate Court to show cause. Publication in Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks and mailing notices to interested parties seven days prior. Witness F. M. Esty Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Stephen D. Hosmer
Sunnyvale
California
Cambridge
Concord’ Enterprise
Charles McIntire
Probate citation in Middlesex for Prescott estate
The Middlesex probate court issues a citation to heirs and creditors in the estate of Charles W. Prescott of Concord claiming an administration petition presented by George L. Prescott without surety. A hearing is set for January 25, 1917, at nine in the forenoon at Cambridge to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. The petitioner must publish the notice weekly for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Sp
Charles W. Prescott
Concord
George L. Prescott
Middlesex
Apraby
Cambridges
Gald
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
MESTY
Register
Appointment of Executrix for the Deceased Estate
Hereby the subscriber is duly appointed executrix of the estate of Christina Sal deceased. Bond given as required by law. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the executrix for settlement according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Salseb
Dollegey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finney and Host
South Acton
the Green Stamp Store
Milton C. Bean
Optometrist
Nason St
Tremont
Whitney and Hastings
Austin MacRae
Mein St
Bank
Swift's Bonell Animal Fertilizer
W. Brown CO
W. A. Haynes Co. “Incorporated
Ligrettos
Whist Party
Aes
REAL
Worcester , Brewing Corporation
Herbert A. Maynard
John W. Maher
F. .M. Esty
Pregcott Keyes
Hall
Atty
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