Maynard News Update From A Busy Summer Week
Maynard items report a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawton and several locals traveling, visiting relatives or attending events in towns like Lynn Lynnfield Boston and North Sudbury. The piece notes weddings plans for Augusta Bennett and Harry Borenstein and a lawn party at the M E church plus bids on water pipe and a summer schedule at Christie store.
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A. Bander
Boston
B. Bennett
J. Miller
Borenstein
H. Youngerman
Augusta Bennett
Harry Borenstein
Christie's
W. B. Case & Sons
James F
Thomas Sweegey
Evangeline
Edward Price
Warren
Stow
Frank May
Julia May
Wagner
Main St
Assabet Park
George Laubenstein
Adam
Elsie
Newark
N. J
The
Congregational Church
Frank Sanderson
John W. Flood
John Archer
Anna O'Toole
North Conway
N. H
M. E. Church
PB. McNamara
Fitchburg
C. E. Williams
South Sos
Susan Obeekan
Bertha Qualters
Ashuelsr. N. H
Marghret Lozg
Former Teacher Weds In Chelsea Honeymoon At Orrs Island
Miss Pearl Vivian Copeland daughter of Mr and Mrs David Copeland in Maynard area wed Raymond Cummings Avery son of Mr and Mrs Frank Avery of South Framingham at the bride parents home in Chelsea. Rev Charles Thorte officiated in a pink carnation arch ceremony. The couple will honeymoon at Orrs Island Maine then stay with Mr Avery’s parents in Winthrop and later reside in Framingham on Prospect Street.
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Chelsea
Pearl Vivian Copeland
David Robertson Copeland
Raymond Cummings Avery
Frank F. Avery
Franklin St. South Framingham
Charles Thorte
Unity Congregational Church
Grace Reed
George Copeland
Donald McCormack
Mr. McKenny
Orr's Island
Maine
Mr. Avery
Winthrop
Prospect St
Framingham
Avery
South Framingham
Frankfist
Loyal Assabet lodge installs officers with district officers
At a Wednesday evening meeting Loyal Assabet lodge 1.0 C F M A held in its room District Deputy P G Gavin Taylor installed the officers assisted by P G Thomas Usher conductor and P G David Miller lecturer The list includes G M Charles Shearer N G Charles Spence R and Edward Wooldredge L S Walter Olsen V G Charles Boyce R 8 Joseph Seaverance L S Jamie Russell rec sec Fred Ax ford treas Fred Hayward elec sec David Miller L M V chap J E Phillips conductor William Hines warden Arthur Holt I G A Reynolds O G Frank Spence 1st S Harold Edwards 2d 8 Fred Hanson
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
C. F
M. A
P. G. Gavin Taylor
P. G. Thomas Usher
P. G. David Miller
G. M
Charles Shearer
N. G
Charles Spence
Edward Wooldredge
L. S
Walter Olsen
V. G
Charles Boy
Alarm Fails But Fire Put Out In Shed Blaze
An alarm from box 25 Thursday evening reported a shed fire at the corner of East and Elms sts. Electrical storm damaged the box but fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze. Damage was slight and origin is suspected to be spontaneous combustion.
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East and
Elmssts
Lake Boon Catholic Association Voted To Incorporate
Catholic residents at Lake Boon met Sunday and voted to incorporate the Lake Boon Catholic Association to build a church and social hall. A five member building committee was appointed. An entertainment committee of ladies was named to organize events to raise funds.
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Lake Boon
Masonic Cutb Holds Mid Year Banquet at White Pond
The Masonic group held its mid year banquet at White Pond Sudbury on Saturday with about 59 members attending. They traveled by car around 5 pm and enjoyed an exceptionally fine supper featuring clams in various preparations. The event ended late with attendees calling it the season’s highlight.
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Masonic Cutb
White Pond
Sudbury
Stubborn Forest Fire Rages Through Weekend
A stubborn forest fire fought by local firefighters from Friday to Sunday, with alarms on Friday Saturday and Sunday. It burned near the woods at the Vose farm in Pomland Me and involved Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
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Llac
Heat wave misery followed by violent storm ends
The city endured a record heat wave last week with many people from Assavet mine fainting and several hospital recoveries reported. A Thursday electrical storm delivered spectacular lightning but caused no damage. Horses suffered and some mill work paused before relief arrived Friday night.
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Assavet
Riverside Cooperative elects Frank Jones as manager
Frank Jones, longtime employee of the Riverside Cooperative association, was elected manager at Thursday’s board meeting and is now in full charge of the store. Former manager Hilferty resigned as requested. Hiram Parkin sails for Europe on July 25 for about six weeks.
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Frank Jones
Riverside Cooperative Association
Concern
Hilferty
Hiram Parkin
Europe
Tragic death of three year old Daly child in Lawrence
Mary Rosamond Daly daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Daly of Lawrence died after falling from a rocking chair on an upper piazza when the chair toppled onto the sidewalk. Mrs Daly is a former Maynard resident and Mr Daly is well known locally, drawing widespread sympathy.
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Mary Rosamond Daly
Daniel Daly
Lawrence
Daly
Maynard
St Bridgeth Lawn Party to be Held in August
The annual lawn party of St. Brid parish will be held on the parish house lawn over three August evenings. Dates to be announced. Local talent will perform each night with tables and games available. Organizers aim to set a record during a time of prosperity in town.
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St. Bridget's Parish
Tigers Devour the Stars in Lopsided Diamond Victory
The Royal Bengal Tigers defeated the Stars 7 to 1 after a brief rally, with Sims allowing one hit and Ryan enduring a sharp day at short. BM Sweeney led the Stars' bats, while the Tigers showcased their strength after a prior defeat.
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Royal Bengal Tigers
Tigers
Sims
Ryan
Sweeney
Death at 62 From Heat Wave in Maynard Home
Mrs. Margaret M. Green died at 2 Burnside Street at 12 46 Monday afternoon from a paralytic condition accelerated by a week long heat wave. She was 62 and born in Newfoundland and had lived in Maynard 15 years. Survived by husband John Green and two children Mrs John McNiff of Providence R I and John Green of Woonsocket R L. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am with burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Margaret M. Green
Burnside St
Green
Newfoundland
Maynard
John Green
John McNiff
Providence
R.J
Woonsocket
R. L
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Local Briefs and Obituaries From the Town
Miss Catherine Powers visits Boston over Sunday. Mrs A A Hilferty and children and Miss Minnie Hilferty stay at Revere beach. Mr and Mrs T J McCormick welcome a baby girl. Parsonage Aid group to spend Saturday at Lynn beach. Miss Alice Roberts in Lynn until Sept 1. Camp for two weeks at Long Pond Littleton. Miss Elizabeth Bison two weeks at Winthrop. Alexander Veitch on sick list. M A Church service changed to 10 45. Mrs Margaret Sullivan dies at Arlington Heights home of her daughters burial at St Bridges cemetery. Sullivan longtime Maynard resident. Mrs Arthur Bariteau and son George and Edward Coughlin visiting Malden.
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Sydney Colvin
National Express
William Conant
Greenfield
Angelo di Domenico
Ralph Reubenstein
New York City
A. Lesnick
M. E. Church
Theresa Murray
Dennis Buckley
Winchester
Benjamin Melvin
Henry Hodges
Coughlin Bros
Charles Emerson
South Framingham Hospital
Annie Burke
Boston
Charles Williams
John Brayden
Francis
Northampton
Mary Law
Margaret
Chelsea
James Coulter
Summer St
B. J. Coughlin
Helen
Genevieve Coughlin
Littleton
Harry Slingsworth
Hudson
Eaton Market
Fred Wood
Concord Junction
Marie Distasio
Robert Lund
Summer Hill Lodge
Samuel Lever
Phillip Dwinell
Glover
Augusta Warren
Cambridge
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Roxbury
Fred Chandler
John Moynihan
North Sudbury
National Tariff Commission
Assabet Mills
Frank Taylor
Priest Pros
Hugo Kajander
Mass.General Hospital
George Champagne
Gilbertville
Olive Palmer
Providence
R. J
George Mead
George Smith
Revere Beach
James Baxter
Bile Bax
Alegh Baxter
Tork Beach
Bladd
Pawtucket
R. I
Harvey Bladd
Bert Whitney
Athol
William Joyce
Whitney
Fred Sims
Albert Haynes
Hyde Park
Charlies Shulz
Annie
Freda
Rockville
Robert Wilson
Sadie Goodenow
Cottage City
Guyer Fowler
Harvard
James Doherty
William Royston
Stafford Springs
Conn
Leo Griswold
Terryville
John White
William and
Aloysius McGrail
Louis Sullivan
Carl Persons
Lake Boon
Walter Goggins
Tufts College
New Bedford
Twilight Club
Fank Murray
Chebague
Christie's
Christie
Walter Hannon
Margaret Long
Eaton’s Market
Maud Riley
George Stockwell
Lawrence
Mark Kelly
Mary
Mary Kinneran
Leominster
Jane Turnbull
Long Pond
A. Bander
Bander
Augusta Bennett
Margaret and
Mary Hard
William Price
Alexander West
Halifax
Julia McCarthy
Clinton
Margaret Cratty
William Cratty
William Scully
Patrick McGrath
Melrose
Margaret Ryan
Mary Fletcher
Laurence Pletcher
Malden
Albert Batley
Joseph Walker
Crosby
Cleveland
Worcester
Owp
Bostop
Catherine Powers
A. A. Hilferty
Minnie
Marjory Hilferty
T. J. McCormick
Parsonage Aid Society
M. EB. Church
Lynn Beach
Alice Roberts
Lynn
William Baldwin
William Coulter
Walter Cutter
Charles Luker
Elizabeth Bison
Winthrop
Alexander Veitch
M.A
Margaret Sullivan
George White
Arlington Heights
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Sullivan
Maynard
Arthur Bariteau
George
Edward Coughlin
Trustees meeting notice for Assabet Institution for Savings
Notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated July 10 1911 announces the quarterly meeting of the trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings to be held at the Banking Rooms Maynard on Wednesday July 12 1911 at eight oclock P M for transaction of any proper business. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk. Gale open box dugey sale or trade offer from Mahoney Maynard Massachusetts.
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Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Howard A. Wilson
Middle Sex Central Pomona Grange Picnic Notice
Bedford hosts the third annual Middle Sex Central Pomona Grange field meeting of the Mass State Grange on Wednesday July 19 at Worthy Master Luther A. Ford’s Bedford farm Carlisle road. Boston and Lexington cars pass grounds. Wilson park for Concord Maynard and Hudson riders. Dinner at 12 39 p m with free coffee. brass band sponsors. Races and games for men and women. Patrons invited.
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Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Mass
State Grange
Worthy
Luther A. Ford
Bedford Grange
Carlisle Rd
Bedford
Boston & Lexington
Bullivan Iq
Lowell
Arlington Hts
Lexington
Carlisfe Rd
Concord
Maynard and Hudson
Wilson Park
Bedford R. R
Ween
Charles M. Gardner
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