Missing boy and local river death reported in town
The town records the disappearance of Cornelius Murphy 11 son of Mr and Mrs Main st after a Sunday afternoon sighting walking toward Acton with clothes in hand. Also reported is Annie Murphy 28 who died from a paralytic shock while en route to St Bridget's church and two separate river deaths, a laborer found near the tracks and a man identified by clothing and belongings, with autopsy indicating pulmonary apoplexy and alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Murphy
Main St
Leroy, Goulter
Stephen Maley
Acton
South
Aston
Annie Murphy
Cambridge
Patrick Calp
Percival St
Miss Murphy
St. Bridget's Church
Philip. Murphy
St. Johns
Newfoundland
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Oteers Jones
Morgan
Cance
Officer Jones
Henry Johnson
Max Hendrickson
P. J. Sullivan
Goodenow
Corpes
Hoitt
Marlboro
Holtz
Boston
Maggie Kelley
Reilly
Clinton
Glenwood Cemetery
de. Hoitt
Maynard News Highlights Local Activities and Plans
Maynard residents prepare for Newfoundland visits while St. Bridget’s church adopts summer arrangements with Sunday school and low mass at 8:30 and 10:30. Local updates include repairs at Maynard House, a Washington trip for John Dobbin, and a Maynard-Concord Junction game officiated by J. W. Connor on July 4. Community notices cover graduates from Framingham Normal School, fire department hose work on Ben Smith bridge, and plans for a Danish bazaar chaired by H. P. N. Dahl with multiple organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Dalton
Margaret Duggan
Esther Kane
Newfoundland
St. Bridget’s Church
Local News Briefs From Brockton Area and Surrounding Towns
A miscellany reports Mrs Daniele of Brockton visiting Mrs Henry Hodges. Italians working on a new mill are housed in Hillis barn on Main. John Gately of Fitchburg, known locally, recently fell from a scaffold and broke a hip. Gore's bread and pastries praised in warm weather. William Oliver buys real estate in Melrose. James Hilferty attended Fitchburg High School graduation. J Y Tucker plans to build a house on the old blacksmith shop site on Madant. Mr and Mrs Michael Wall spent part of last week in Ware. Summer Hill lodge AOUW endorsed the classified assessment plan with forty five members present. Abraham Alien to attend the 30th Massachusetts Regiment reunion in Lowell on July 18, hosted by Mayor Dinon. William Strout will operate fish business by team only. Thomas Scully of Lowell visited his cousin William Scully on Summit Street. Margaret Sexton and Mrs Allie Martin entertained Boston friends. Annie Murphy returned from Marlboro visit healthier. Harry Morsey took a job in a Sudbury grocery. R McCurda to be replaced at Haynes’ by Mr Brackett from Sudbury. Edward Ferns listed as sick. M Laursen of Nason Street regains old customers lost abroad. Extreme heat halted carpenters at American Woollen Co houses on Sudbury Street. A H Haynes claims first order for conductor uniform for new street railway. Semi annual RCA reports being prepared. Dineen of Marlboro joined Assabet mine. Sidney McCleary visiting Hartford Conn. Health board regulations distributed townwide. Tony Collins left Coughlin livery. James Sweeney of Boston visited town. the aroha purchased Sals residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Allen
J. W. Connor
Hadeun
Amory Maynard
Maude Reilly
Framingham Normal School
Fosburg
Petera
Brook St
Ayer
Mise Lena Warren
Boston
Mise M. Josephine Shea
Mary Rhea
Glendale St
Ben Smith Bridge
H.P. N. Dahl
Fred Eileen
Hans Peterson Treas
Knute Mikkleson
H. Erickson
Gore
William Oliver
Melrose
James 8
Hilferty
Fitchburg High School
J. Y. Tucker
Madant
Michael Wall
Ware
Summer Hill Lodge
U. W
Abraham Alien
30Th Masc. Regt
Lowell
Dinon
William Strout
Thomas Scully
William Scully
Summit St
Margaret Sexton
Allie Martin
Maynard Defeats Worcester Aggregation in One-Sided Start
Maynard opened strong against a Worcester picked team scoring 16 runs while poor fielding aided the hosts. McKenna pitched well, Reddy had a rough day at short but later moved to second. Maynard’s infield stars Lawton Clark Ward Trainor and outfielders Sheridan and Smith impressed, with Ward debuting in Maynard colors. Attendance and gate receipts showed a deficit. organizers fear declining support may end the season. Fourth of July and July 18 road games loom as determine the fate of Maynard baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Worcester
McKenna
Reddy
Columbia
Secod
Ou Dendge
Verry
Blanchard
Lawton
Clark
Ward
Trainor
Edward T. McManun
Frank Bond
Mom Mansiee E Ury
Aleo
Concord Junction
Sheridan
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Eally
Sik
Maynard Ow Ge
West Acton
Sudbury
Mee
Pes
Ian
A.l.godeng
West Acton Mass
James Higgins
Maynard, Mass
B. D. Blanchard
Elect
Grocer
Mlaursen
Rasen &J
W. A. Haynes
P. J. Sheehan
Mt. Vernom
Joshua Edwarde
Mt. Vernon
Joshua Edwards
Mr. Edwards
James Tallon
Tle
Messrs. King and Morgan
Dr. Goodenow
Fowler
Nason and
Actoasts
John Desmond
Annie McClure
Lissie Cleary
John Dobbin
Washington, D.C
Lee Mary B. Toomey
Tenis Om
Syke
Cresseus Milas Grace Wood
Waltham
William Gutteridge
Arthur Malcolm
Edward Doherty
pPasbloipgnt
William Whitehead
Buffalo
Edward Sheridan
Theodore Woolerachied
Weet Acton
Weeks
Hanover N. H
Daniel Goodenow
John Bonanfant
Emma O’brien
Hillis
John Gately
Fitchburg
Harry Morsey
R. McCurda
A. T. Haynes
Brackett
Edward Ferns
M Laursen
Nason St
American Woollen Co
Sudbury St
A. H. Haynes
Dineen
Assabet
Sidney McCleary
Hartford
Cons
Board of Health
Tony Collins
Coughlin
James ¥. Sweeney
Aroha
Sals
James Coughlin
William Genlly
John Keogansm
Patrick Murphy
Lawrences
Blanchard O
Ward Ce
Trafovur
Smith
Scully
Worcesters
Carver
Morrissey If
Leach
Jackeon
Cahill
Reidy We
Courtney
Barry
McKenna Pe
Maynard Worcester
Goully
Mo Ward
Ae Mortisey
Tri
Peath
Sealy
Jackson
Brrth
Seally
Ver
Mecrgay
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