Maynard News Brims With Social and Town Changes
Maynard notes show visitors and new members for AOH division 44, shifts at local mills, and openings at B J Coughlin stores. Local events include cricket plans, dances, street improvements on Park and Main, and a Finnish church celebration while residents travel to Revere and Boston for leisure and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach
New Jersey
Central Village
B. J. Coughlin
Trundy
Bent Place
Connors
Congregational
Reverend Killilea Delivers First Sermon at St Bridget’s
Rev Fr Killilea preached his first sermon at St. Bridget's on Sunday drawing praise. A Chelsea native and college classmate of Fr Crowe, he recently moved from St Stephen's Boston where he served and built strong ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Crosby
Lynn
Sara Crosby
Annie Flynn
Marlboro
John Connors
Main St
A. B. Papineau
Weston
Hudson
B. J. Coughlin
Summer St
Cooperative Hall
Bertha Gephart
Providence
Joseph Fields
Helen Thayer
Worcester
C. L.perry
John Harrington
Arlington
James Carney
Katie Quinn
South Boston
William Casey
Blanche Morse
Digby
N.C
Church Morse
Emily Shanahan
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard House
Thomas Wright
Loyal Urban Lodge
M. A
Frank Smith
A. T. Haynes Department Store
Boston
Butler
Charlestown
T. J. Butler
Dia William Marshall
Waltham
Priest
Delia
Chelsea
Casey
Henry Clark
Harry
Hyde Park
H. B. Adams
Boston Casualty Insurance Company
Thomas Usher
Fr. Killilea
St. Bridget’s
St. Bridget’s Church
Killilea
Fr. Crowe
Killiiea
St. Stephen's Church
Parish confirms new pastor to follow Crowe’s lines
Report notes a very favorable impression among attendees at the 10.20 mass. It states the incoming pastor will manage parish affairs similarly to Rev Fr Crowe, and implies he is bound to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Crowe
Electric Novelties at Boston Exposition Opens July 15
The International Electrical Exposition opens in Mechanics Building Boston July 15 with startling devices and the largest electric machinery display yet seen in America. S Knowles has secured Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s loaned transformer with a 1000 to 1 ratio to boost voltage from 200 to 200 000, a record for U S transmission. The flames leap to doors on opening night Saturday July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Building
Boston
America
S. Knowles
Polytechnic Institute, of
Worcester
California
Colbert Eyes Friendly Baseball Clash With Concord K of C
Dan Colbert plans a goodwill baseball game against Concord K of C management at Concord Labor Day. He expects a large crowd to boost the field day fund and argues Maynard support could cover a $75 guarantee, noting the Maynard crowd previously surpassed the guarantee. Colbert bets sports pride will fuel a cracker-track team if the game is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Colbert
Concord K. of C
Concord
Dan
Maynard
Death of John Doherty in Maynard
John Doherty aged 66, long time Maynard resident born in Ireland, died after weeks of illness. Survived by wife and three sons Edward Joseph of Maynard and Patrick in the West. Funeral held Monday at St. Bridget's Church with requiem mass, burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
Mr. Doherty
Ireland
Maynard
Edward
Joseph
Patrick
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Will Maynard Seek More Licenses After Census
Selectman P. J. Sullivan asked at the state house for census return timing and extra liquor licenses for Maynard. The bureau chief offered little information and a Boston paper poked fun at the notion. locals doubt a license grant this year as the town edges toward year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
P. J. Sullivan
State House
Bureau
Maynard
Sullivan
Boston
Mrs Thomas Bell Surprised With Surprise Party
Mrs. Thomas Bell, who left Saturday for Scotland, received a surprise party Thursday night organized by Eagles members from Hudson and Maynard. Dr. T. F. Tierney served as spokesman and presented a dress suitcase and pocketbook. Entertainment included songs by Mello Butler John McKinnon Laurence Fletcher George Waterhouse and bagpipe performances by John McDonald Jo McKinnon and Charlies Favreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bell
Scotland
Eagles
Hudson
Maynard
Order
T. F. Tierney
Gavdé
Bell
Mello Butler
John McKinnon
Laurence Fletcher
George Waterhouse
Charlies Favreau
John McDonald
Jo McKinnon
Water Rates Adopted With Metered Tiers and Fees
The water department publishes a new price list. A single faucet for a single family is $6. When multiple faucets are used a meter is installed at the town's expense. Metered rates apply in bands from 5 000 cubic feet up to over 40 000 feet with charges per 100 cubic feet ranging from 37.5 to 11 cents. Each meter incurs at least a $6 minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Man Taken to Boston Hospital For Strange Malady
John O'Connell was removed to City Hospital in Boston by order of the overseers. Doctors deem he has a settlement in Boston and describe a rare affliction where his mind is clear but his body shakes and twitches uncontrollably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
American Woolen Co
Telephone Company
Woolen Company
John O'Connell
Boston
City Hospital
O'Connell
Johnson's Pharmally Ad: Painful lip sore remedy
An old advertisement describes a salve for a lip sore and burns. Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard and Willard Drug Store in South Acton offer the product for 26 cents, emphasizing its usefulness for wounds and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Pharmally
Maynard and
Willard
South Acton
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Maynard News
Victoria Binns
Mise
Division
George Geoghan
G. W. Brown
Frank Dunham
Assabet
Mary Murphy
Massaposset
Ralph Messenger
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
James Morgan
Gladys Taylor
James Brown
Charles Rice
Manchester
N. H
Maud McGlinchy
Dorchester
Alice Murphy
George Lawton
Concord Junction
Josie Burns
Europe
Edna Porter
Bedford
A. C. Loewe
Joseph Musgrave
England
Clinton
Joshua Naylor
Baltimore
Thomas Nay
Johnson Pharmacy
B. M. Keith
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
Johnson's
South Ao
B. Crosby
Marlboro Mra
Emory Walker
Monson
Oscar Garri
Fairfield At
Ina Bowker
Revere Beach
John Weaving
Central Market
Paragon Park
John McCarthy
Leominster
Herbert Howard
Emma
Alice Scully
Revere
Ella Clements
Ware
William Clements
J. W. Sunderland
Beatrice
Thomas Sweeney
George Jamieson
South Royalston
Frank Gilroy
Hillsboro, N. H
Henry Gilroy
The
Assabet Council, R. A
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Sumner Rogers
Lexington Park
High Llass
Fowler
Halifax
William Mann
Canoble Lake
Walnut St
William Hird
Michael Wall
Richard Hill
Blackstone
Joseph Murphy
Westboro
Michael Wail
John A. Crowe
Cambridge
Israel James
Hugh Miller
Frank Murray
Tomn
International Correspondence School of
Scranton
DeLee’s
Frank Sickles
Thore
Maurice Connors
Portland
Mari Sti
C. Hunt
Congregational Church
Frank Winslow
Maine
William McGowan
Istek Nat
Robert Fosburg
A. T. Haynes
Helen Coughlin
Harris Clements i
Lexington
Isaac Binks
Bertha [Binks
Patterson
N. J
James Glennon
White City
Lake
H. Crosby
Jim Boston
I. Alberts
Robert Carter
Westfield
Mise Rose Campbell
Newton
Mary Acacia Prag
Alice Raiche
George Chidley
Jessie
Beasie Billett
Malden
Glendale St. Is
Artcles
Finn
Sor
C. Cc. 8 CO
BIC Department Store
Clas
Combination Cash Store Co
Colbert
Boston Hospital
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