Maynard Holiday Guests and Local News
Maynard residents hosted numerous visitors over the holidays including the Sharpe, Chenery, and Bent families plus relatives from Marlboro and Dorchester. The Shenandoah passed overhead during Independence Day celebrations, and a large food distribution from Legion Field Day aided the Overseers of Poor.
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New London
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Cambridge
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New York City
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Laxe Boneseen
Francis Nee
Boston
Anna Lawton
Concord Junction
Julia Lynch
Four Small Fires Reported On Fourth Across Park
Fire crews responded to four small blazes early on the Fourth. They battled a brush fire at Crowe Park and an awning fire near the senda Ragen ae pi quesee. A fire rear of Nason stores was extinguished before Guanane one dion.
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Crowe Park
Nason
Bas Guanane
Dion
Old Timers Recall Festive Fourth in Quiet Celebration
An elderly observer recalls past wild Fourth of July revelries and compares them to this year’s calmer holiday. Crowe Park hosted fireworks with few incidents, one drunkenness arrest, and several burned fingers among children. Chief Connors warned a boy with a Roman candle about safety and golf, then released him.
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Crowe Park
Chief Connors
Assabet Lodge Installs Officers Led by John Webster
John Webster heads Assabet Lodge as noble grand with George Brown and Frank Seckles among officers installed. The Masbnic hall ceremony was led by Marsden Winter district deputy, with lodge staff including Wilham McGarry and William B. Jones among D. D. G. M. and related ranks. A visitation to Townsend lodge is planned for Wednesday.
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Masbnic Hall
Marsden Winter
Ik Seckers
John Webster
Noble Grand
George Brown
Frank Seckles
Ward
Joseph Brown
Fred Scot
Wilford Saxon
N. G
Sidney Scott
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Charles Shearer
Albert Axford
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Na- Adanc Davis
C. G
Silbey Scott
Rns Lodge
Ayér
Townsend Lodge
Ty’s
Willam McGarry
William B. Jones
Frank G. Archer
Ralph B. Jones
Francis Johnston
Frank E. Taylor
Ralph L. Jones
Elmer W. Cook
Legion Attracts Crowe Park Sees Strong Patronage
The local post’s sixth annual Day celebration at Crowe park drew generous crowds to two food booths and a carnival midway attraction. Police Chief John Connors and staff managed heavy traffic efficiently with no accidents. Visitors included Mrs. John Lawton and children from Evanston Illinois on vacation, with John Lawton of Evanston Courier expected to join. Charles Weaving of Boston visited relatives during the holiday.
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Legion
Crowe Park
Legion Committee
Seetai
John Connors
John Lawton
Evanston
Ill
Katherine Lawton
Town Team Wins A Game A Day In Saxonville Scrimmage
A baseball game between Saxonville and a town team ends Saxonville 2 to 1. Wise scores. Meynard and O'Toole contribute runs and key plays including a double play and a hit by pitch. Umpire Cull presided as Sims pitched and Manning, Wise, and Johnson stood out.
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Im & i
GaNeoman
Wise
Cae Lselli
Johnson
Meynard
Sime
O'Toole
Bayys
Sims
Buigre
Johaston
O'Brien
Brayden
Manning
Assabet Valley League Schedule Highlights
Assabet Valley league announces Holy Name reunion Club at Concord Junction on Thursday night. The Stow TT faces Holy Name at Crowe Park Maynard in a twilight game on Monday July 13, billed as the league’s banner fixture. Stow TT lineup includes Don Lent Soules Roy Tom Marsden Maynard Joe Gregg Concord and Wirth.
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Frank B. Sander von Peters
Wessarvina
Tor
Fannie
Bertram Lapan
Migs
Michelson
Julius Uruber
Goldie Grodg
Dorchester
Max Gruber
Concord Street
William H. Gutteridge
Maine
George H. and
Gutteridge
Vaananen
Oregon
Leo Smith
New York City
Edward Smith
Boston
Joseph
Concord Junction
Nagle
Maynard
Joe White
Maynardt
Withrop
Lexington
Maynard Ng
Thomas Molloy
Alice Fowler
John Holm Ofoe
Holy Name
Stow T. T
Crowe Park
Don Lent
Soules
Roy
Tom Marsden
Joe Gregg
Concord
Wirth
Maynard Delegation Attends Big Brother Club Outing
Maynard sent a group of twenty two children and two adults to the Big Brother Club of Station WEEI outing at Norumbega Park. Miss Julia White district clerk led the Maynard delegation and the group traveled on a special bus.
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Maynard
Norumbega Park
Julia White
Marlboro Guests of Coughlin Parents During Fourth
Mr and Mrs William Coughlin and family of Marlboro hosted Mrs Coughlin s parents Mr and Mrs B J Coughlin while Mr and Mrs Raymond Binks of Franklin spent the Fourth with his parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Binks in a family gathering.
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William Coughlin
Marlboro
Mrs
B. J. Coughlin
Raymond Binks
Franklin
Isaac Binks
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