Social guests and visits span Sebatts to Providence
Charles Thompson stays with friends at Sebatts Maine. Patrick McGrath visits Franklin. Grace Woods spends weekend with friends in Jamaica Plain. Hortense Bergursen of Keene NH visits Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson. Carl Persons begins duties as house physician at St Luke's Hospital. Ina May Bell vacationing with friends at Sebatts. Nathan Bagon and Jacob Blatt guest at Revere Beach. Dry Fishermen union holds special meeting at Cooperative Hall. Mrs Edith Leary and son Philip of Boston visit Mr and Mrs Albert Murphy Nascent. Dr Clifford King and Dr Raymond Palmer depart for fishing trip in western State. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bodfish of Pittsfield Maine and Mr and Mrs Charles Wilcox of South Manchester visit Mrs and Mrs A T Haynes Brooks Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson and children of Providence are Sunday guests of W F Stevenson Summer Street and plan short Providence visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Sebatts
Patrick McGrath
Franklin
Grace Woods
Jamaica Plain
Hortense Bergursen
Keene, N. H
Frank Thompson
Carl Persons
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ina May
Bell
Sebatts, Me
Nathan Bagon
Jacob Blatt
Revere Beach
Cooperative Hall
Edith Leary
Philip
Boston
Mrr
Albert Murphy
Clifford King
Raymond Palmer
Clarence Bodfish
Pittsfield
Charles Wilcox
South Manchester
A. ‘T. Haynes
Brooks St
Charles Stevenson
Providence
Maynard Chautauqua Tickets Go On Sale Limited to 500
Guarantors announce Maynard Chautauqua tickets will be sold soon with 500 season passes available. Interest already comes from surrounding towns as Maynard joins about 4000 communities hosting chautauqua yearly. The event is described as elevating ideals and neighborly cooperation while delivering business value and community uplift.
St Bridget’s Parish Picnic At Crowe Park
Annual parish picnic at Crowe Park tomorrow features track and field events a baseball game Maynard versus Cambridge Catholic club a Girl Cadets exhibition drill and a patriotic program. Speakers include Marshall John Mitchell Marlboro Senator James Cavanaugh Everett and John J Hogan Lowell with Fr McHugh new pastor to greet attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Crowe Park
Maynard Vs. Catholic Club of
Cambridge
Marshal John, J. Mitchell
Marlboro
James Cavanaugh
Everett
John J. Hogan
Lowell
Mrs Abbie Holt Dies Suddenly In Fitchburg
Mrs Abbie Watson Holt 68 longtime Maynard resident died Friday evening at her son Fred Holts Fitchburg home after a brief illness long active in church and social groups She was a founder of the Maynard Sunday school primary department the local W C T U and longtime Womens Relief corps member Funeral was at her Summer street home with Rev A Morrill Os good and Rev Charles F Parsons officiating Interment at Glenwood Cemetery Survivors include her husband A D Holt a son Fred Holt and a daughter Miss Holt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Holt
Abbie Watson Holt
A. D. Holt
Summer St
Maynard
Fred
Fitchburg
Webster, N. H
Lowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union
Woman’s Club
Women’s Relief Corps
Fred Holt
Miss Holt
A. Morrill Osgood
E. Church
Charles F. Parsons
Howard Wilson
Jennie Naylor
George Lawton
Hiram Parkin
Massachusetts Enrollment Board Reports on Registration Efforts
The military enrollment board and police investigated 278 names over 10 days. Charles Gettemy led the effort as Massachusetts enrollment director, with a detailed report pending for most individuals. The process included ages, locations, and outcomes, praising Town Clerk F. E. Sanderson. Banns announced at St Bridget's for Walter Barber and Frances Sokolouskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Charles Gettemy
Military
Massachusetts
Maynard
U.S. Army
Navy
Finland
Russia
U. Ss
Spea
F. E. Sanderson
Military Enrollment Board
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter Barber
Charles Barber
Frances Sokolouskey
Red Cross Branch Thanks Banks for Help and Support
The local Red Cross branch expresses appreciation for monetary gifts materials and services from banks of the society and thanks each contributor for their support during relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Assabet Institution for Savings Calls July Meeting
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated June 29 1917 announces the quarterly meeting of the trustees at the Banking Rooms Maynard on Tuesday July 3 1917 at eight o'clock p m to transact business. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk. A separate item notes a lost pocketbook reported in town with reward offered and a want ad seeking a reliable married man for an established instalment business in Maynard offering salary commission and training with age and reference box details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
The
Assabet Institution For Savings
Banking
Howard A. Wilson
Carnation Sale Nets $176 For Red Cross In Maynard
Maynard Red Cross branch conducted a three day sale of 4825 pink carnations raising over 175 dollars for the treasury. More than 30 young ladies in French Red Cross nurse headdresses canvassed the town with orders and delivered Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Red Cross
Maynard
Red Cross
O. C. Dreschler
Assabet
B. J. Coughlin
Moving Picture Show
Genevieve, Cleary
Dorothy Astwood
Mary Newton
Madeline Flagg
Florence Walder
Lillian Garlick
Bessie
Kierstead
Gertrude Moore
Lillian Townsend
Anna Coughlin
Pearl
Marion Townsend
W. ¥. Litchfield
Squire. Siswick
C. S. Fowler
George Lawton
George Champagne
Grace Wood
Mabel Bishop
Union Service Honors Prohibition War Measure Speech
Prof. Nichols of Boston spoke at a Methodist Episcopal and Congregational church union service on prohibition as a war measure. He cited grain, grape sugar, hops and other totals from 1916 IRS reports, Boston police, and licensing records, noting arrests for drunkenness and scarce license revocations. George H. Creighton took the oath for military exemption, and Michael LeSage enlisted at Camp Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Boston
Methodist Episcopal and
Congregational Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles H. Stanley
Miriam Kempton
George ‘H. Lawton
Hiram Parkin
Onl
Police Commiss Oner of
Licensing Board
City of
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
France
George H. Creighton
War Department
Michael LeSage
Acton St
Co. I. 6Th. Mass
Camp Darling
Framingham
Letters of Sympathy for Frank Demars Death in France
Mrs. Frank Demara received a captain's letter from the 8th Irish King's Liverpool Regiment detailing Frank Demars death from shell wounds in France. The King and Queen of England sent condolences, and a chaplain's note described his last sacraments and burial in Belgium. Demars, from Maynard, is mourned by his wife, a two-year-old son, his parents, a sister, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Demara
King and Queen
Frank Demars
France
8Th Irish King’s Liverpool Regt
Amedia Demars
England
Irish King’s Liverpool Regt. B
Déemars
War Office
London
Monsieur
Belgium
Poperinghe
Boeschop
Fr. Guay
R. C
C. C
Maynard
Anedia Demars
Perry
Glendale 'St
Died Saturday Mrs James Hall Passes After Five Month Illness
Mrs James Hall wife of James Hall of Great Road died Saturday at 6 30 am after a five month illness. She was 73 born in Sulkirk Scotland and lived here 17 years. Survived by husband and several relatives in Ontario and nearby towns. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Congregational church with Rev Frederick N Rutan officiating. Interment Glenwood cemetery. Bearers: William B Case, James Hall, Howard Case, Thomas Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Great Rd
Sulkirk
Scotland
Canada
Congregational Church
John Welch
Ontario
Canad
William Conibar
St. Catharina
George Wedge
George Coggewell
Glenwood Cemetery
William B. Case
Howard Case
Thomas Scott
Maynard Defeats All Saints of Roxbury in Low Attendance Game
Maynard defeated All Saints of Roxbury 5 to 4 at Crowe Park on Saturday afternoon in a well played contest. A rapid double play McManus to F O Brien to Oates highlighted the game. Dick Loftus Concord High School captain pitched and played center field. Smith led Maynard with the bat Mullin starred for the visitors. Attendance was small with a loss of $6.50. The visitors were last year’s champions of the Boston Catholic club league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Roxbury
Maynard
Crowe Park
McManus
F. O' Brien
Oates
Dick Loftus
Concord High School
Smith
Mullin
Fourth of July celebrates liberty amid wartime mobilization
The article marks Independence Day as the nation's most notable yet, noting artillery in France, 112 loyal citizens, and khaki clad troops ready in camps. It emphasizes America’s role in defending democracy and freedom, with soldiers soon on French soil and allied nations preparing to honor the day globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
United States of America
James J Ledgard Sells 1917 Overland Tour Egalette
James J Ledgard lists a 1917 Overland tour egalette in Nason Street Maynard. The card notes a sale or listing location with a terse transportation item from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Ledgard
Nason St. Maynard
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Maynard News
Louis Peel
Dr. Garland
Tee
Union Service
Co. W. Goms
Maynard Chautauqua
Lynch Bros
Nellie Coughlin
Benny Brown
Mrs. Kaler
Cattle Bros
Geo. E. Clapp
South Acton
Jerome Dwinell
Stow
Rexall
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Po
O’brien
Loftus Cf Ve
McManus Ss
F. O'Brien
Vitro
Sweeney
Morgan c
Lak Barrett
O'Leary
Broderick Rf
Maynard All Saints
H. O’brien
F. O’brien
Loftus
L. Bond
Lyons
Barrett
Wilder
Mull
Shea
H. Bond
Ed. Fowler
Jersey
Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery
Santos Coffee
Jersey Butter Company
Albert Batley & Son
Caisbage
Reddy
Fisk
Rencé
Salt W. A. Haynes & CO
J. J. Ledgard
J. A. Coughlin
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