Interesting Facts From The Week In Maynard and Nearby
Alex Johnson moved household goods to town from Clinton. Chandler desks and seats go to Main St school. Charles Smith joins Concord Junction band as drummer. Town clerk records 66 marriages last year. Hans Jacobsen hosted friends on Pleasant St Saturday. Social club books Cooper at Cooperative Hall for Wednesday dance. Feb 18 J P Watson installs new clock at Main St school. Town bills due by Feb 11 and reports by Feb 15. Chris Kennedy visits from Cambridge. Walter Hankmauch now at Harriman’s laundry. Church Morse introduces basketball in West Acton with growing support. H P N Dahl to operate optical office 10–12 and 2–5 daily. George H Gutteridge sells second hand watches cheap as bargains. Maynard fans attend Hudson games to scout Central league teams. Maynard town meeting may consider moving pumping station to Mirror Lake and a new pipeline. Y P S C E social hosts honorary members at Congregational church. D Y W Y K club holds annual masked ball at Music Hall. Concord Choral Club concert repeats next Tuesday at Cooperative Hall drawing Maynard attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jacobsen
Pleasant St
J. P. Watson
H. P. N. Dahl
Elmer Oorsens
Natick
Harry Chase
Boston
Hans Christensen
Charles Smith
George Siswick
Lawrence
Ralph Thomas
Everett
John Joyce
Lowell
Peter Nelson
Cambridge
Court Maynard F
William Brewin
John Brewin
Lfred Green
Arthur Rogers
Worcester
Joseph Chidley
New Hampshire
May Mulholland
Richard Werner
William Meanor
Marlboro
Edward Sheridan
Newton
Mae Ferns
William Scully
Margaret
George Scully
Haynes
Mi o na guarantee boasts weight loss and money refund
The ad claims P H DeLee will refund money if Mi o na fails to increase weight and cure indigestion. It promotes a penny scale in the store to record customers’ weights before using Mi o na, touts past strong results since Maynard, and lists endorsements, local names, and various community notices alongside the sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. HW
DeLee
Desa
P. H. DeLee
Maynard
Marlboro
DeLeo
Rough Maynard Hudson basketball game ends with two point gap
Maynard fans attended a chaotic Hudson vs Chicopee game won by Hudson 20 to 18. Evers and Leighton starred for Hudson while J Lynch, Hayes and Sheridan led Chicopee. Referee W T Green caused some controversy over fouls after Chicopee had only five players. Attendance nears 900 and Marlboro team beat Hudson Juniors in halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hudson
Qchicopees
Hudsons
Chicopee
W. T. Green
Marlboro
Evers
Macalouski
Hudson Leighton
Kennedy
J. Lynch
Hayes
Sheridan
Leighton
Falle
G. Lynch
Haggerty
Macalousi
Regan
Healey
Chiconee
Obituary for Hannah Casey of Maynard Ireland born
Mrs. Hannah Casey a longtime Maynard resident born in County Cork Ireland died at her Maplecourt home Sunday at 38 o clock She was 64 and had lived in Maynard 26 years She leaves three sons James William Jeremiah and two daughters Mrs T J O Donnell of Maynard and Mrs Hannah Quinn of South Boston The funeral was Tuesday at St Bridget 8 am with burial in Fitchburg Bearers were six grandsons John James Thomas and William Quinn of South Boston and William and John Punch of Maynard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Casey
Maplecourt
County Cork
Ireland
Maynard
James
William
Jeremiah
T. J. O'Donnell
Hannah Quinn
South Boston
St. Bridget’s Church
Fitchburg
John
Thomas
William Quinn
William and
John Punch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. Johnson
Clinton
Chandler
Main St
Concord Junction
Church Morse
West Acton
George H. Gutteridge
Mirror Lake
Music Hall
Friends of the Concord Choral Club
Concord
Devane
Walter Crabtree
Rockville, Ct
Peter Johnson
Annie Hinchcliffe
Waltham
Cora Johnson
Friends
John Porter
James Grey
Emily
Hattie Shanahan
Charlestown
John Roop
Congregational
Assabet
O. J. Carr
Spencer
Albert Berry
George H. Spaulding
Westfield
Asaabet Lodge
M. A
Margaret Nevins
Franklin
Concord H
George Atwood
Maynard Lodge
Co. Operative Hall
Robert O'Neil
Sudbury St
Stephen Maley
Highway Commission
Powder Mill
Lally
B. J. Coughlin
Roy Prescott
The
Assabet Mills
James R. Bent
Howard Unase
Leo Downey
Charles Graves
Carrie
Sarah Hines
Ladies Whist Club
John Sunderland
Roosevelt St
William McAuley
James Broadbent
Martin Costello
Newfoundland
Parsonage Society
M. E. Church
A. D. Holt
Summer St
Charles Remick
Joseph Hurd
Edward Saunders
Hyde Park
Joseph Downey
Sally
Amelia Petersen
James Mullin
Nora O'Connor
Mary Vappo
B. J. McClellan
Pitman & Co
American Woollen Co
St. Bridget's Parish
Odell
John Sheridan
J. McCarron
Bridget's Temperance Society
John Panch
George Lynch
Maynard Cigarmakers
Edward White
J. W. Connor Shop
Parker Morse
Edward Price
Warren
Nellie Moriarty
St. Bridget’s
John Denniston
Charles Doyle
Priest Bros
B. D. Harris
Waverly
Julius Loewe
Harvey Harwood
Connecticut
George Gutteridge
Somerville
W. H. Whittaker
Thompson St
Dr. Howard Hamblen
Walnut St
Nina M. Carey
South
Framingham
Nettie van Etten
Horace Tuttle
Acton
Thresen Larsen
Springfield
Martin Brown
Arthur Bariteau
Lally’s
Daniel E. Goodenow
Elizabeth Roach
Mary Cushing
Northboro
Hines
John Moynihan
Brockton
Timothy Moynihan
Spring Lane
Frank Brackett
James Bent
Thomas Carey
American Powder Co
Windsor
Canada
Young Ladies’ Friendly Society of the
Episcopal Church
William Barrons
Grace Maynard
F. E. Sanderson
Benjamin Aldrich
Hudson Town Farm
Om the
Romoc
John C. Friend
H. J Dwinell & Co
Porter
Huey
Hudson Juniors
Laflin
New Brunswick
Nashua
N. H
Minnesota
Joseph Wo
John Campbell
Chamberlain
Eliza Laflin
Mark
New Dry Coods
Maynard, Mass
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