Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings And Updates
Maynard news item roundup covers local births and engagements, sports results, political meetings, public notices, business openings, and community events. Highlights include births of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Michael Cleary, basketball actions by John Kelley and the high school team, unemployment and street department updates, temperance activities, and town office relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Case & Sons
Michael Cleary
John Kelley
Hudson
H.C. A
John O'Connell
Allston
Robert Wilson
Maynard
Concord
H. Keto
Reed’s
Nason St
Coughlin’s
Main St
Dr. Underhill
Groton
Robert W Carter
Clarence Bodfish
A. T. Baynes
Thomas. Binns
Victoria
Malden and
Everett
Maynard High School
J. H. Swayne
Max Happy Max Blast Wins Junk Yard Case In District Court
In district court Max Happy Max Blast was in rare good humor after a dispute with the selectmen over a junk yard permit. He was discharged after the charge of maintaining a junk yard without permission was dismissed on a technicality. Witnesses Richard Parmenter and Daniel Sullivan testified Max buys second hand machinery, not junk. Guy Ham and Officer Connors represented the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blast
Selectmen
Max
Richard Parmenter
Daniel Sullivan
Guy Ham
Officer Connors
Decision in Cortelyou Favours Treasury Dispute
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia upholds Secretary Cortelyou in denying $10,000 to Professor Thorpe for the five volume compilation Charters Constitutions and Organic Laws of the States and Territories. Thorpe sued via mandamus after Cortelyou resisted payment citing contract noncompliance. The ruling confirms the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortélyou
Washington
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the
District of ‘Columbia
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Cortelyou
Thorpe
States
Cottelyou
Hayti Revolution End Said by Haitian Minister
Haitian Minister Leger says the Haitian revolution is over and the government seeks to capture its leaders. Leaders seeking asylum in American consulates will be refused entry as State Department officials tighten asylum policies.
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Washington
Haytien
Leger
Hayti
Ytien
State Department
Marlboro Tops Maynard In Close Basketball Battle
Horan and Marlboro defeated Maynard 28 to 24 in a tight game before 650 fans. Horan starred for Marlboro with Matthews and Flaherty contributing as Maynard fought to the end led by Doherty and Gately but could not overcome Marlboro’s faster, cohesive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marine Way
Rosite Hite
Tim Horan
Mariboté
Worcester
Toby Matthews
St. Johnsbury
Matthews
Doherty
Boston
Marlboro
Horan
Flaherty
Gately
Archer
Murray
Kelley
Santera
Burns
James Mahoney
Timery Colbert
Maynard Ag
Marlbord
Dan Colbert
Marlboros
Man
Plan for a New Hall Sparks Temperance Society Debate
The Enterprise reports that St. Bridget's Temperance society may skip a new hall if others take up the project, though a larger hall could be a profitable investment. Some stockholders in Cooperative hall favor enlarging that facility, while other property owners consider future hall additions likely in a improving market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Cooperative Hall
Early resident Ellen Lehy dies after brief illness
Ellen Lehy long time resident of Acton Street died Friday night after a brief pneumonia illness at her home. She came to town in its early village days and lived here ever since, respected by many friends. Survived by two brothers in Blackstone and two daughters Mrs Powers of Dorchester and Mrs Coughlin of this town. Funeral Monday high mass by Rev B F Killilea with interment in St Bridget's cemetery. Bearers were Timothy Buckley Patrick Murphy William McGowan and James Caney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lehy
Acton St
Lely
Siall Anill
Blackstone
Thomas Powers
Dorchester
James A. Coughlin
iRpv
B. F. Killilea
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Timothy Buckley
Patrick Murphy
William McGowan
James Caney
Electric line fares rising across the state prompt local review
State wide fare increases on electric car lines spark questions whether the Lexington and Boston road will follow. Local officials have not decided, though the line offers strong service with seven years of operation but has never paid dividends, prompting talks of a fare increase to keep the system viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and Boston
Age Careé Ag
Ken
D W K Club Masquerade Promises Fine Evening
Plans for the annual masquerade ball of the D. W. K. club move forward at Music Hall Friday night. Although toned down by market dullness, organizers promise a good time with a Knowlton Allen Orchestra concert before dancing and customary prizes. Adelbert Martin to cater. Hooker and Howe costumers to set up at Windsor House Thursday and Friday.
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Music Hall
Knowlton & Allen
Adelbert Martin
Hooker
Howe
Windsor House
Washington Socials Draw Large Crowd At Cooperative Hall
A Wednesday evening Washington social in the senior Glass of the high school drew a merry crowd. The event was financially successful, realizing about 385 dollars. Brigham's Marlboro orchestra provided music, boosting enjoyment. matrons included Mrs. Sunderland Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Fred Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senilor’ ‘Glass
Brigham
Marlboro
Sunderland
Pierce
Fred Whitehead
Maynard to Host Nashua Team in Music Hall Clash
Maynard basketball hosts Nashua, N H, in a rematch after an eight point win. Nashua players claim they were hampered by a large court in their first meeting while Maynard sticks with the same lineups. Marlboro may visit later and fans are promised no slip ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Stearns
Bangor
Jane Warfield
Milford
John Cleary
Marlboro
Waltham
Hudson’ High
Music Hall
Daniel Colbert
Hudson
Nashua
Maynard
Gatis
Deagon
N. H
Gron and
McGuigan
Newport
Keene, N. H
Cubey Lynch Signed by Maynard Fans for Season
Cubey Lynch, a well known basketball figure, has been signed by Maynard fans for forthcoming games and will play the rest of the season unless he regains old speed to win a regular berth. Some locals believe he could outpace Horan and challenge Worcester for the ball, amid expectations of hard floor play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubey Lynch
Maynard
Lynch
Horan
Worcester
Husky
Mrs Ellen Joyce and family thank you for sympathy
The undersigned express deep appreciation for words of sympathy and acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. They extend heartfelt thanks and assure all who offered support they will always remember their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Joyce
Russia to Borrow 83 Million in New State Bank Notes
St Petersburg reports an imperial ukase authorizing an international loan of 83 million dollars at 4 percent in the form of notes on the state bank. The issue is redeemable within four years and replaces a like 1908-4 amount now matured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Ukase
Poultry Show Promised in Music Hall Maynard
Local notice announces a poultry show at Music Hall in Maynard on February 6 7 and 8. Also for sale a cottage on Summer Street Maynard and a new seven room house with modern improvements on Brighton Avenue Allston contact E H Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Maynard
Summer St
E. H. Davis
Brighton Ave
Allston
Mass
Brighton
Lynch Denies Promises of Re-Nomination in Hudson Vote
A Hudson report claims Rep. GC J. Li ty asserted a pledge to consider Lynch for another term if elected. Lynch dismisses the claim, stating Hudson Democrats have supported him for two years and would back him again, with no conflict between Hudson and neighboring town factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. J. Lity
Hudson
Triat
Lynch
Loys
Hudson de
Hudson Democrats
Maynard
Max Blatt Faces Court Case Amid War Path Claims
Max Blatt mounts a public outcry as shivers return to popularity and merchants brace for a nearing closing period. He signals readiness for court action, claiming to possess necessary evidence to support his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blatt
Max
Sion
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Dahl's
Clementa Sullivan
Sterling
William Waddell
Providence
Roy Denniston
Bert Mallinson
Universalist
South Acton
William Joyce
Cambridge
Valentine
H. J. Dwinell & Co
C. J. Lynch
Middlesex County
East Boston
Gloversville
Mary B. White
Mason St
Blanche Mason
Charles McGill
Bridgeton
James Claflin
Sudbury St
Concord Junction
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frank Loewe
Parker St
R. E. Bisbee
T. J. Judge
M. BE
John W. Veitch
Canada
State
Luke
Brooks
Florida
Helen G. Rice
Roxbury
M. EB
Unity Circle
Alice Bradley
Miss Regan
Woolsoberg
Masonic Hall
F. H. Matthews
Reed’s Block
Robert Coulter
New Jersey
Timothy Duggan
John Hancock Insurance.Co
Louis Hannon
Joseph Rodgers
H. J Parmenter
E. L. Salmon
John Moynihan
St. Bridget’s Church
Florence Russell
Catherine McKenzie
Hazen Porter
Chestnut Hill
Robert Veitch
Margaret Powers
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
D. D. G. M. Thomas Deane
Hudson, Mar
Albert Pratt
Hayward’s
David Loewe
J. F. Gannon
Frank Smith
A T. Haynes Store
John McCormack
Hyde Park
Sara McCormack
Mary Denehy
Theresa King
Inez Scully
John Fletcher
Esther of
Malden
Mary Fletcher
Cornelius Murphy, Walcott Jr
Cornelius Murphy
Fall River
Timothy Murphy
High St
The
Times Publishing Co. of
F. Killiles
John Horan
Mary Twomey
Meynard
America
France
Game
Temperance Society
New Hall
Beints
Tucky
Russia
Hudeton
Dry Goods Boot & Shoe
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