Maynard News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Ada Hodges visits New York while John W. travels to Whitinsville. The next band concert is set for Tuesday evening. Dahl's jewelry and furnishings advertise low prices as Assabet Furniture Co. holds a closing-out sale. The Oscar Lowande circus entertained a fair crowd Friday night. Maynard bands, church programs, and lake excursions are reported along with many town visits, sports notes, and local business updates.
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Maynard
Lake Winnepesaukee
George Smith
Maynard Band
Concord Junction
Maynard Peope
Harry Fowler
William Baxter
Maynard ‘Lodge
Balcom
Hudson
Barghins
Assabet Furniture Co
Gravel Roads and Drainage by Missouri Highway Experts
At a Missouri Highway Engineers meeting in Kansas City P F Spalding of Co Wohi Mo described gravel or broken stone surfaces as a hard wearing layer that sheds water only when the underlying earth is dry and well drained. He warned against mudholes filled with gravel and urged proper crown drainage side ditches and underdrains to keep the road bed firm and dry before surfacing with gravel or macadam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Highway Engineers' Association
Fn City
FY P. Spalding
Co- Wohi
Robbi
Tito
Agreement To Hear September Arguments In Jordan Case
After consultations between Chester Jordan attorneys and the district attorney the decision was made to hear the September arguments on the exceptions filed by the Jordan lawyers. Willis A White’s condition during the late Jordan trial will be a central point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kceptiona
Jordan Cass
Chester Jordan
Jordan
Willis A. White
Marlboro Notes on Local Residents and Activities
Mrs D O Leary and daughter Nel Me visited in Jamaica Plain. George Doyle resumes duties at Curtis factory after vacation in New York. Mrs Porter fills in at NYNH depot during Brigham's vacation. H O White awarded remodel contract for Dr Redford residence on West Main. Mrs Addie Gleason Mrs H H Brigham and Mrs L P Curtis attended Worcester County G A R and Ladies Relief meeting in Holden with about 875 present. A July Baptist Church quartet performed with Frank Boggs solo. Administrator's sale of Trail property drew buyers. Charles Trail bought the residence and home land. remainder sold to Irving Gates. Marlboro lodge of Knights of Pythias knighted one candidate. Belmon t Sr welcomed a son Friday morning. Camille Cloutier returned to Brockton after visiting in the city with parents. J B Lariviere of Fitchburg enjoys vacation in his former home. Hilare Lacouture Jr and M Massotte leave Douglas factory for positions at Prouty in Spencer.
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Josiah Brown
Everett
Maurice Connors
Prie St
A. A. Hilferty
Margaret Stuart
George Stuart
Lynn
F. A. Rich
Rich
Dorchester
M. A. Coughlin
Anna
Mary McOwen
Salisbury Beach
Charles Silvio
Somerville
Summer Hill Lodge
A. 0
U. W
Janes Dodds
Jessie
Buffalo
Edward Henderson
Clarence Bodfish
Providence
Alfred T. Haynes
Vincent Sweeney
Sandhill
Parker St
George O'Brien
D. O’leary
Nel Me
Jamaica Plain
George Doyle
Main St
Curtis Factory
New York City
Addie Gleason
H. H. Brigham
L. P. Curtis
Worcester County
G. A. R. and Ladies Relief
Holden
Walter Wood
George Cadieux
Ralph Whitman
John Cadieux
The
Baptist Church
Frank Boggs
Charles Trail
Irving Gates
Marlboro Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frank Robert
Belmont Sr
Camille Cloutier
Mshrockton
J. B. Lariviere
Goodrich Clothing Co
Fitchburg
Hilare Lacouture, Jr
M. Masseotte
Douglas
Prouty
Spencer
German Cherry Harvest Funds Road Maintenance Program
German highways are lined with cherry trees and when the fruit ripens it is gathered and sold. Proceeds support a fund dedicated to maintaining the highway system.
Navy Game Called Off in Maynards Missouri Match Postponed
The scheduled Saturday game between the Maynards and the battleship Missouri team is cancelled. On that day the Maynards will travel to Gardner to face the Gardner team after two strong performances in the up country town on July 6.
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Maynards
Battleship Missouri
Maynard
Gardner
P. J. For President Plan Circulates in 1912 Bid
A four man delegation led by P. J. for president leaves for New York to confer with national leaders from both parties about promoting a non partisan ticket. Reported supporters include Governor Hughes of New York ex president Roosevelt and P. J. Mahoney.
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A. A. Hilferty
George J. Creighton
P. J. Sullivan
B. J. Coughlin
New York
P. J
Hughes
Roosevelt
P. J. Mahoney
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Wedding
John Archer and family spent Sunday in Lawrence. Miss Jennie Walker of Boston visits Mrs. Mary Swain and Miss Ethel Parmenter visits in Everett and Revere Beach. Blanchard Weaver of Concord Junction and Miss May Crowley wed Monday night by Rev James Donnelley.
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George Wilson
Mass Boston
B. Cleary
Sudbury St. Mt
John Dunn
Chelmsford
Véra
Claudina Killerby
Providence
Benjamin Brown
Clarabell Warren
Nantusket Beach
C. Wiright
Athel Disdale
Berkshire
George Champagne
Front St
Elizabeth Powers
Thomas Powers
Newton
James King
Great Road
John Fahey
Louise Fahey
Ristol
Cobh
James Brouthers
Park St
John Archer
Lawrence
Harry Brearly
Parker St
Wano Keto
Edward
Holden
McLoughlin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Driscoll
Jennie Walker
Boston
Mary Swain
Ethel Parmenter
Everett
Revere Beach
Alberta
Batley
Weat Rindge
N. H
Charles Maguire
Cambridge
James Donnelley
L. E. Wilson
Thomas Fennelley
Owen Duggan
Amatey
Harry J. Parmenter
Blanchard Weaver
Concord Junction
May Crowley
Corwley
Nason
Bug War Rages as Invasion Darkens Town
In a strange episode the town faced a sudden invasion of moths and other pests arriving from northern New England. State authorities released several species to combat the white pests, sparking a large-scale battle of insects across streets and fences as the town endured a pest war.
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New England
New Bowling Alley On Nason Street Changes Hands
The Lynch brothers gained possession of the Nason street bowling alley after weeks of delay. Management plans to promote brawling and prime sport this fall and winter, offering strong incentives to attract top patrons. The new owners are well known locally and expected to succeed.
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Nason St
Lynch Brothers
Concord Lodge to Initiate New Candidate in Membership Contest
At the next Sumitter Hill lodge meeting A O W will initiate another candidate. The contest with Harmony Lodge of Concord ended with Maynard winning 17 to 6. A supper will be served by Concord lodge members to Maynard lodge at the first prune in September.
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Frank Joyce
Riverview
C. F. Connor
Concord Junction
Joyce
Connor
Albert Ledgard
Sumitter Hill Lodge
A. OU. W
Aha Harmony Lodge of
Concord
Maynard
Concord Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Dogs Buried by Town Clerk Pressure Over Licenses
Town Clerk F EB Mc Ceary ordered Officer John Connors to remove dogs and bury them in Connors private burying ground. Several corpses lie resting there as owners face fines for unpaid licenses, with more to follow unless license fees are paid promptly.
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F. EB. McCeary
John ‘Connors
Concord offers labor day game to Maynard team
Concord council manager Dirke makes a bid to hire the Maynard team for Labor Day but Maynard’s manager hesitates awaiting a suit guarantee. The Maynard squad has drawn sizable crowds previously. Miss Harriet Naylor via M F Mullin real estate agency buys two house lots on Douglas Ave Assabet Park.
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Dirke
Concord Council
Gilroy
Maynard
Concord
M. F. Mullin
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Ansa
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Méwton
iMisp
Grace Wélch
Chelsea
Mise Alice Payné
Tia Enon Wilton
Worcester
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Dahl's
M. G. Russell
Oscar Lowande
Kingsbury Perry
American Woolen Pany
John, Stéphensby
B. F. Townsend
John Sunderland
Newport
Mary Jackman
Mary Whalen
Newfoundland
William @dtely
Lowell
Frank Hayward
William Martin
Riverside Cooperative Association
Chdrefice H. Gutteridge
St. Bridget's Parish
William Punch
South Acton
Emmett McCarthy
Taylor Bakery
William McGrail
A.A. Hilferty
James Hoar
Fred Schofield
Leominster
William Ryan
Pippin Cigar Shop
Annie O'Connell
Rose Hanhon
Minnié Green
Margaret Conley
Nantasket Beach
Rosella Wall
Marlboro
Frank
Ferris
Nasonst
B F. Hunt
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Elizabeth Townsend
Boston City Hospital
Christopher Wilson
Fred Palmer
England
Aquilla Reynard
York Beach
Bancroft St. School
Addi Re
Thurstdy
Margaret O'Keefe
Bristol
Magnaru
Harvey
Bugville
Carolyn Dwyer
Framingham ‘Hospital
Gertrude Rich
Barre
Lake Boon
Fr. Mullen
Lakeside
Henry Tolman
Bas
C. F. Cohuog
Tolman
Acton
Oately
Mildred Johnson
Malden
Tena Thomas
Waltham
Ralph Gould
Sydney McCleary
J.J. Sullivan
Frances Gould
Silas Sawyer
John Hanton
Hudson Temperance Society
Everett Wilson
U. Rich
Mary Mahoney
Needham
Geo. Whalen
Alexander Pettigrew
St. Lawrence River
Heatry Moore
Manchester, N. H
Gordon ‘Thomas
Edward Burns
Catherine Lawton
St. Bridget’s Parish
Sherman
Cooperative Hall
Edward White
Rose Cohen
B. Crosby
Henry Bradley
Mina Annie Holt
Brant Rock
Misses Molly
Winily Beady
Missy Brady
P. H. McNamara
South
West Acton
Ralph Lingley
Frank Archer
Canobie Lake
Joseph Killerby
Michael Kinévan
Greenfield
Jane ‘Surnbull
Front St. John
W. Gydeh
John J. Driscoll
Clinton
Harvard
Hotel Somerset
Assabet Park
Stow
Russell's Bridge
NAVY
H. Fisch
Commonwealth Ave
Main
Maynard Pine
Rexall
Delee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Maynard, Mass
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