Maynard Warns Against Worthless Securities Sales
Maynard residents have been targeted by sellers peddling worthless stocks and bonds from wild cat concerns. Treasurer Frank E. Taylor urges caution, recalls Liberty bonds, and advises consulting bankers or lawyers before investing. He warns these schemes exploit savings and urges only first class securities. Committees led by W. G McAdoo pursue six objectives including Scout programs and Americanization. The 1920 class plans a Feb 5 entertainment at Colonial Hall featuring Grace Sage, with proceeds for a June graduation reception.
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Maynard
Frank E. Taylor
Maynard Trust Co
Colonial Hall
Grace Sage
Boston
Walfred Rihiluoma
Results of Scout campaign report totals reach 1.65 million
Results published show 322769 associate members contributing 635419 74 and 1012012 26 raised and retained for local councils. The total reported so far is 1647432 Tepub of paign and 5000 local citizens noted.
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Tepub
Organized Sportsmen Club Seeks Town Game Stock
A local sportsman club convened at I. O. Pe hall to secure Maynard a share of game and fish for town ponds and woods under Mass Fish and Game direction. A meeting is planned this Thursday at the same hall with officers elected: Wley as president John Peterson as vice president and George Stockwell as secretary.
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Srenmond
I. O. Pe
Maynard
Wley
John Peterson
George Stockwell
Local Notes From West Medford and Nearby Towns
Ill at home in West Medford Mahiin Foley. Mrs Clara Goodwin visiting in Waterloo Plain. Miss Theresa Macone a Water town guest. Frank Cutler death prompts Somerville trip. Helen McCabe ill with diphtheria. George Kitham moves to Barrett Mill Rd Mangono. Letters to Mrs Cornelia Kelley from son Charles in Cuba aboard a U S destroyer. Charles Fuller moved to Southern Division Beaton Maine line Boston to Mass Reformatory. James Maguire back at O Keefe store after grippe illness. Mrs E A Caldwell slightly improved on Commonwealth Ave. A O H Division 56 Concord officers install at Monument Hall. Lion and the Mouse staged by Concord council K of C with Miss Isabelle Kelly in a notable role.
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Mahiin' Foley
West Medford
Clara Goodwin
Wwaica
Piain
Theresa Macone
Watertown
James Cutler
Somervile
Frank
Helen McCabe
Alexander McCabe
George Kitham
Derby St
Barrett Mill Rd
Mion Ngo
Leigh
Cornelia’ Kelley
Charles
Cuba
U. S
Porto Rico
Charles. Fuler
Beaton &Maine Ralroad
Boston
Mass
Division 56
A. O.H
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord
Monment Hall
Junction
Concord Council
K. of C
Mies Isabelle Kelly
Surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mannion
Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan and family with Mr and Mrs J J Sullivan and daughter Mary and Mrs Matthew Steinman enjoyed a sleigh ride to Littleton Saturday night of last week to attend a surprise party given by Littleton friends to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mannion. They were presented a very handsome table.
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Jeremiah Sheehan
J. J. Sullivan
Mary
Matthew Steinman
Littleton
Litteton
Thomas Mannion
Manion
Miss Elsie Bean as Angel of the Grail at Boston Art School
The Boston Post highlights Elsie Bean's appearance as The Angel of the Grail in the Holy Grail pageant by Massachusetts Normal Art School students. Bean crafted her own wings, a notable display of artistry. The pageant involves 50 art students who create costumes scenery and librettos showcasing their ingenuity. Also note a local report on Joseph Christian recovering from injuries and awaiting discharge from hospital.
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Boston Post
Elsie Bean
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Boston
Officials Keep Busy Maintaining Schedules During Snow
Supt Roy Warden of the Concord Maynard and Hudson railroad led efforts to keep the line open during heavy snow. Twelve extra men plus regular crews plowed continuously from Friday to Sunday night and trolley service remained near schedule on many runs despite drifts and auto truck traffic. A trestle incident near American Powder Co caused two hour delay when a sleighing party's horse fell through sleepers and required removal. another horse balked and was backed away.
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Roy
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Railroad
Trnav
Maynard
Concord
American Powder Co
Waltham
M. & Church Beginning Special Services This Week
Beginning Monday evening this week special services are held at the M Church every evening through Friday February 6 excluding Saturdays. Speakers include Rev. H S Putnam Rev D T Morton Rev A D Stroud and local Minute Men teams from Marlboro Hudson Gleasondale and others scheduled on specific dates. Union services with the congregational and Methodist churches occur Sunday evening with a roll call day for the Sunday school.
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D. T. Morton
R. L. Clark
Marlboro
A. D. Stroud
Gleasondale
Cegretational
Union Congregational and M E Church Musical Service Delivers Solo Talent
A joint evening service by the United Choirs of the two Congregational churches featured out of town artists of high merit. Lawrence Woods, Harvard student and son of George Woods, performed several selections on the cello, with soprano Violet Jamieson of Hudson also featured. Rev Charles F Parsons preached the sermon. Dr Bartholomew of Boston, secretary of the centennial movement, will preach at next Sunday’s union service at the M E church. Special music is planned under the committee for February events, with Mrs George H Gutteridge, Mrs Howard A Wilson, and Hiram Parkin assisting as compere. George Lawton directed last week’s service and will lead the musical program at February’s final Sunday.
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United Choirs of the
Lawrence Woods
Harvard
George Wodds
Isg
Violet’ Jamieon
Hudson
Charles, F. Parsons
M. EB
George H. Gutter'dge
Mr. Church
Howard A. Wilson
Hiram Parkin
George Lawton
Joint Birthday Party For Evelyn Gould And Ethel Crowther
Miss Evelyn Gould and Miss Ethel Crowther celebrated joint birthdays at Mrs. Bertha Gould Garfield’s home on Friday. Friends joined in games song and amusements with a collation and party favors for guests.
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Evelyn Gould
Ethel Crowther
Arthur St
Bertha Gould Garfield
Tax Rules for 1919 Income Tax Exemptions and Rates
The 1919 income tax uses a $2,000 exemption for individuals and taxes the net income above that at 4 percent up to $4,000 and 8 percent thereafter with surtaxes after $5,000. Example figures illustrate total taxes such as $170 on $6,000 and $3,176.56 on $26,582.80. Filers must report income for 1919 by March 15 with quarterly payment options and child deductions of $8 per under eighteen.
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Aise
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Lowell
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Middle ST
Lowell, Mass
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W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
W. G McAdoo
National Council
Joseph Chr
Stian
Cerfoun
Ory
Fife Leveneetid
M. &. Church
Nett Sanday
Parsonage Aid Society
Centenary Movement
Musical Service
Catherine Coughlin
Arthur Coughlan
Brooks St
Darmenter & Pols
Parmenter & Polsey
Soil Improvement Committee
National Fertilizer Ass'n
Parmenter & Polley Fertilizer CO
Urench of Consolidated Rendering Co
Mase
Osom
Ibomow
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Cseceeetns
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