Maynard News Briefs Across Town This Week
Maynard headlines include Ralph Case planning a house on Both Ave and local workers moving to Concord and Worcester jobs. The town hosts concerts, skating, a Knights of Columbus show, a theatre party, and a big brown tail moth campaign led by Supt. Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Callahan
Nellie Smith
Littleton
B. J. Coughlin
Booth’s
F. Shaw
King
J. Veitch
C. J. Lynch
William Conley
Bessie
Gertrude Mahoney
Mabel Morris
Emily Shanahan
Ben Hur
Bogton Theatre
H. P
N. Dahl
St. Bridget’s
Maynard
Patrick Sherry
Kennel Club
John Stevenson
John J. Driscoll
Driscoll
A. A. Hilferty
Timothy Moynihan
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Hudson
John Heffner
R. B. McSweeney
Concord
Isaac McLean
Thomas Reddy
Spine Town
Munday
South Framingham
Stomach and Liver TabletsClaim Cure for Maine Woman
Mrs. John Lowe of Cooper Maine credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing two years of stomach trouble after four friends urged use. She bought twelve bottles total and is now well. Sold by H J Dwinell in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John Lowe
Cooper
Maine
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Obituary: Thomas Chidley of Maynard dies after illness
Thomas Chidley died at his home on Nason street Friday morning after a three months illness caused by stomach trouble. Born in Newfoundland he lived in Maynard nine years and worked mainly at the Assabet mills. Survived by his wife, one brother, two sisters, and five children. Funeral Monday with requiem mass at St. Bridget's church followed by burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chidley
Nason
Mr. Chidley
Newfoundland
Maynard
Assabet Mills
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s
Seniors Dance Draws Large Crowd at Maynard High School
The Maynard high school senior class sponsored a large turnout for a Wednesday night dance in Cooperative hall. Newell's orchestra of Marlboro provided the music. Raymond Veitch led floor supervision with assistants Herbert Mallinson Annie O'Toole Bertha Lawton Theresa Heffern an Clementa Sullivan and Jettie Lent. Matrons were Mrs J H Swain Miss Lena Haynes and Miss Alice Maloney. The piece ends with a business adage from Treasurer DeYoung of New Hu yen Steamboat Co praising advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Cooperative Hall
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Fioor
Raymond Veitch
Herbert Mallinson
Annie O'Toole
Bertha Lawton
Theresa Heffernan
Clementa Sullivan
Jettie Lent
J. H. Swain
Alice Maloney
Fancy dress masquerade marks Maynard club’s first ball
The 1st annual masquerade ball of the D Y W IK club ended with a festive crowd, 59 couples in costume, prizes for handsomest and comical outfits, a turkey supper at midnight, and a full morning of dancing led by Joshua Edwards and George Lynch. Notable attendees included Frank Taylor and Miss Minnig Harris, with the Bingville military band delivering a featured burlesque concert under Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Watson
Concord
Bunting
Kndéwiton “& Allen
Natick
A. A. Hilferty
John Benan
Bingville
Charles Smith
Matthew Campbell
George Haggerty
John Hickey
Hudson
Squire Siswick
Frank Taylor
Minnig Harris
West Acton
Charles Higgins
May Hackett
Adelbert Martin
Joshua Edwards
George F. Lynch
George Lynch
Frank McCarron
William Casey
Maynard
Prince Eva Edwards
Arthur Sims
Edward White
Frank Crowley
James Kelley
Lee Donahue
Walter Young
Emmett Reilley
J. Callahan
C. A. Sawyer
Lawrence Jones
A. M. Doherty
Ralph Barnes
George Bowers
Carl Petersen
B. J. Coughlin
William Carney
Margy Farrell
F. B. Taylor
Warren Yapp
Clifford Whitney
R. Macomber
Eaton Tobin
Bertha Porter
Gertrude Mahoney
Eva Brown
Mary Jensen
Ellard Johnson
Harry Rodway
A. Ledgard
Saxonville Beats Maynard In Close Music Hall Thriller
In Music Hall a crowded crowd watched Saxonville defeat Maynard 20 to 18. Norris starred for Maynard and Punch led Maynard with key baskets as the teams fought through a tense late stretch and a crowd-pleasing finish.
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Hammond
Mrs. Mary A. Hammond, wife of Horace Hammond trackmaster of the Concord Maynard and Hudson street railway, died at her home on Priest Thursday morning after pneumonia and shock. She was 72, born on Long Island, lived in Boston and Worcester, and in Maynard the last six years. She leaves a brother, a sea captain, and relatives in Hartford and Weathersfield. A Stella chapter member, she belonged to Eastern Star. The funeral was held Saturday with many friends. burial in Leominster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hammond
Horace Hammond
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Priest
Leominster
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Safe Medicine for Children
A nineteenth century notice promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children with coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The ad asserts no opium or harmful drugs and urges use at first sign of croup to prevent the attack. Sold by H J Dwinell Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Ice harvest underway in Maynard ice houses promises ample supply
Ice dealers report a strong start to the season with 8 to 11 inch thick ice. James R. Bent and John Comeau begin filling large ice houses, while George Greenough and the Boston Ice Co. also start at Mirror Lake. Despite varied results,供Maynard residents expect prices to stay down as harvest continues.
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Maynard
Jack Frost
James R. Bent
John Comeau
Russell's Bridge
Comeau
George Greenough
Acton
Boston Ice Co
Mirror Lake
Jani
P A G's Saturday Basketball at Music Hall
P. A. G of Lowell brings a top basket quintet to Maynard Saturday night led by Albie Allard Buckley Lew Harry Hough and siblings Skip Fields and Tighe. Admission rises slightly to cover a big visiting guarantee as Maynard scouts other top teams while aiming to avoid a heavy defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynards
Saxonville
Music Hall
Stuart
Maley
Icehouse
Hammer and Tongs
Maynard
Norris
Punch
Booth- Higgins
Saxonville Punch
Ib McLoughlin Archer
Ledgard
Ib Norris Clear
Lowell
Albie Allard
Buckley Lew
Harry Hough
Skip Fields
Tighe
Lew
Washington Guards
Fitchburg
Pain Balm for Rheumatism Sought in Local Ad
An ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a relief for rheumatic pains claiming improved rest and sleep. The product is sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
Ralph Case
William Hooper
C. E. Williams
Boston
T. F. Parker
Nellie Mahon
William Playatt
Gn Cleary
Garnett Hackwell
Worcester
George Whitney
Charles W. Everett
Huntington
John Underwood
Gleasondale
American Woolen Company
Booth-Higgins Orchestra
Frank May
Holy Cross College
Mary Fitzgerald
Stow
R. Cc. A
George Morris
Manchester
N. H
Booth, Higgins Orchestra
Agnes Waldron
Siegel
Rena Bisbee
Nova Scotia
B. A. Harris
Waverley
Julius Loewe
Lucius H. Maynard
Stanley
New Democratic Town Committee
John H. Murray
Thomas Smith see‘Tetary
Palmers
Hudsons
John “Punch
Concord K. “of C
A. C. Loewe
George McCormack
LePointe Machine Company
Poultry Show Association
Leonard Henderson
Globe
Henderson
Progressive Lodge K. of Pi
Graves
Naticks
George H. Gutteridge
Hose 1
Northboro Hose 2 Company
Sonn
Messrs. Hillis
R. Wilson
George Smith
John W. ‘Ogden
A. T. Haynes
Walter Murray
Actonst
Registrars of
William Lord
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
Beatrice Sunderland
North Andover
Alice Moynihan
Cambridge
Mary J Munroe
Marie*Byrne
Mamie Brewin
Bessie Mahoney
Lester G. Richardson
Sunday Herald
Acton Club
Acton Monglay
Thomas * Hackett
Margaret Burns
Bradley
Sherman
Moving Picture Company
Tnity~ Circle, C. of F
Odd Fellows Hall
William Scully
Edna Cheney
Marjory O'Connor
Miss Harris
Herbert Mallison
Lee . Donahue
DeYoung
New Huyen Steamboat Co
Bertha Murphy
Edward Ledgard
Annin Howard
Agatha Mahoney
Alice Cain
Jennie Crowley
Marjory Nfoar
Mamie Hansen
Minnie Casey
Rose Leyden
Clara Johnson
Lena Woolerschied
J. F. Murphy
Joseph Ayala
John Santana
Arthur Cowles
Ruth Davis
Boston Globe
Minnie Harris
Mary Fitzpatrick
Thomas Drake
Agnes Richardson
Alice Thane
Grace Barnes
Kenny Hodges
William Cleary
Mark
John Kelley
James Farrell
Mello Butler
Son
Saxonvilles
Lilla Childs
H. Hammond
Chamberlain’s
Maynard Ice
Alfred T. Haynes & CO
Maynard, Mass
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