Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Travels
Maynard reports a flood of social activity and name guests across town. Providence visitors stay with the Mead family while local workers advance in gas and office roles. Regulars attend lodge meetings, family milestones mark births and engagements, and excursions to Canobie Lake and Revere Beach are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Bertham Lawton
Gloucester
Margaret Williams
Lillian Mead
M. & H. Gas Co
Special Fourth Crowds Transit to Concord Maynard and Hudson
Special services run on the Concord Maynard and Hudson lines to carry July 4th holiday crowds. A late car departs Thursday night with the 11 29 train from Boston to Concord for beachgoers and a 11 30 special to Concord Junction for a mammoth bonfire, returning after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
Railway
Boston
Concord
Concord Junction
Cantata Triumph Delights Audiences With Biblical Theme
A cantata performance directed by Prof. Newton drew large crowds and high praise for its accuracy, splendid costumes, and well drilled chorus. Notable soloists included Arthur Lowden, Miss Viola Foss, and Mrs. Alvord Rose with a full cast and orchestra enhancing the biblical narrative.
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Newton
Jerusalem
Arthur Lowden
South Acton
Viola Foss
Alvord Rose
Concord
Moab’s Land
Geo
Lawton
Howard Wilson Wong
Alvord Roserege
Mary Parmenter
Miller High Priest
Arthur Sullivan
Maynard High Enjoys Lake Boon Party For Miss Doherty
Nineteen members from Maynard High School junior and sophomore classes entertained Miss M. Louise Doherty at Edgewood Cottage Lake Boon during her summer stay. Carl Marsh, Junior class president, presented a manicure set on behalf of the group. Doherty expressed gratitude and the evening continued with refreshments and pleasant social moments, ending as one of the year’s best events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
M. Louise Doherty
Edgewood Cottage
Lake Boon
Carl Marsh
Miss Doherty
Gilroy Shines on Mound as Marlboro Tops Fitchburg Loss
Gus Gilroy pitched for Marlboro at Fitchburg fanning 10 batters in a slashing game though his team lost Delbach was the only Fitchburg hitter to solve him Gilroy also stars at batter and baserunner and may face Concord Thursday in the Greater Western League spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Gilroy
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Gilroy
Delbach
South Boston
Concord
Help Wanted for General House Work and Rooms
Wanted quiet general house work and room space at 38 Brooks Street. Apply in person at Brooks Street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giris
Appyl
Brooks St
WST
Married in Cohasset Bathia McKenzie Weds Charles Greenhalge
Bathia McKenzie and Charles Ernest Greenhalge of Maynard were married at the McKenzie home in Cohasset by Rev. T. J. Judge. The ceremony featured a double ring service with Lohengrin’s march. The couple plans a wedding trip to Portland, Maine, and will reside with the groom’s parents on Pleasant Street.
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T. J. Judge
Maynard
Mies McKenzie
Chas. Greenharge
John McKenzie
South Main St
Cohasset
Bathia
Charles Ernest Greenhalge
M. E. Church
Gloucester
Jennie McKenzie
William McKensie
Lohengrin
Gertrude Russell
Brookline
Agnes Greenhalge
Pleasant St
Greenhalge
M. EB. Church
Miss Olga Peterson and Frank Parks Wed in Congregational Parsonage
Miss Olga M Peterson and Frank Parks united in marriage Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the Congregational parsonage by Rev F Ni Rutan. Miss Mary Peterson cousin of the bride acted as bridesmaid and Kerwin Bilson was best man. The couple plan a wedding tour then reside on Walcott street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga M. Peterson
Frank Parks
F. Ni Rutan
Mary Peterson
Kerwin Bilson
Andrew Peterson,dompson Sr
Roosevelt forces to organize western Massachusetts units
Kenneth Damren, secretary of the new Progressive party in the state, will tour western Massachusetts to organize Roosevelt forces in all districts. His strong showing in the 4th Congressional district during the primary earned Roosevelt leaders’ favorable notice for a broader mission. Maynard, June 29, 1912. Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings hold their quarterly meeting in Maynard on July 2 at 8 PM to transact business.
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Newark
Theresa O’hoole
O'Too
Grant
Caledonian Club
Cape
Clarence McAuslan
Neen McCasky
Mrs. Sheridan
McAuslan
Thomas Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
Kenneth Damren
New Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Damien
Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Howard A. Wilson
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John King, Jr. McKinley Sr
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Umuante Normal School
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Mabel Allenquist
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R. L
Joshua Edwards
Walter Taylor
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Albert Murphy
George Murphy
Emma McCoy
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A. William Johnson
William Bellows
Richard
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Harry Bornstein
A. Bander
Marie Peterson
Francis
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A. A. Hilferty
Elizabeth Hunt
Grace Rouillard
Anna Johnson
Edith Emanuelson
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Revere Beach
Michael McCarthy
Inez Scully
Mary Driscoll
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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William Connolly
Manchester
N. H
Robert Veitch
Montreal
Can
Veitch
Alex Forbes
Frank Kelley
Thomas ‘Ting
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Martin Walsh
Wakefield
Rasmus Hasmussen
Frank Wilder
George Lesage
James Lent
George Osmor
Alice Wolfenden
North Attleboro
Thomas Wolfenden
James Devine
Nashua
Alfred Kitchener
Summer St
Laura McPherson
Edith Wolfenden
Kennebunkport
Grace Bishop
Chicopee Falls
Socialist Society
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William Naylor
Fitchburg Normal School
Susie Lingley
Louise Champagne
Everett
Martin Brimley
St. John
N. F
Vera Lawton
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Thomas Sweeney
Edward Henderson
Can. Thomas Maley
Priest Bros
Charles Keene
Lee Griswold
Lee
Terryville, Conn
Henry Connor
Mildred
Paul
Nantasket Beach
George N. Cove
William Frazer
H. H. Hale
Mr. Hale
Emory Marshall
Ida Kittredge
Laura Woodart
Sylvester Moreau
Whitman
Maurice Connor
Frank Thompson
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Annie McManus
Wayland
William Crossley
Lillian Usher
Maine
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Inez Fiske
Tessie Carroll
Michael Waldron
James Ryan
Edward Murphy
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Marion Penfield
Frederickton
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Newton Jones
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Fred Little
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Sadie Stitt Israelitis
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Chester Knight Cup
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Sadie Stitt
King’s Pages
Howard Harbert
Frank Case
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Bertha Mason
May Weaver
Wilcox
Eadenne
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