Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Memorial Day
Maynard community notices include park opening in Lexington, church and school events, Memorial Day observances, numerous visits from Boston Cambridge and Woburn residents, job moves, and local trades. Notable mentions include funeral, photography, and mill payroll data, plus upcoming baccalaureate sermon and graduation plans.
Annual Meeting Elected Officers for Assabet Institution
The annual meeting at the Banking Rooms Maynard Mass May 4 1908 elected officers to serve until successors are chosen President Clarence J Bodfish Vice-Presidents Charles H Persons Orrin S Fowler Clerk Howard A Wilson Treasurer Alfred T Haynes Trustees list includes James R Bent Clarence J Bodfish William B Case Bart J Coughlin Rev John A Crowe and others Investment committee names noted with Bodfish Haynes Kitchin and Persons Corporation members listed with multiple Maynard residents Attest Howard A Wilson Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution
Maynard
Mass
Clarence J. Bodfish
Charles H. Persons
Orrin S. Fowler
Howard A. Wilson
Alfred
John A. Crowe
Benjamin Derby, Jr
Concord Junction
Orrin
Fowler
Wm. H. Gutteridge
Delette H. Hall
West Actoh
William RR. Hall
Frank H. Harriman
Roland P. Harriman
Stow
Abel G. Haynes
Alfred T. Haynes
Edward Henderson
Frank W. Holt
South Acton
Raymond Kitchin
Lucius H. Maynard
James Malin
Augustus Newton
John W. Ogden
Thomas F. Parker
Frank A. Rich
Francis H. Stevens
James F. Sweeney
Lyman C. Taylor
Acton
Hearst Gains in Recount as Boxes Recanned
After recounting twenty two boxes Hearst gains twenty votes. Court tally shows Hearst up by 107 with forty eight boxes recounted and 1900 still to be recounted. Montreal reports Charles D Shaw of Zanesville Ohio arrested for breach of promise of marriage by Miss Charlotte Webster seeking twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary St.Clair
Julia Keegan
Companion of the Forest Circles
Springfield
George D. Elson
Concord
St. Gee
Max Blatt
District Court
Baptist A. A. of
Marlboro
Joseph Carbone
Joseph Chapuin
New York
Hearst
Montreal
Charles D. Shaw
Zanesville
Charlotte Webster
Shaw
Wall
Doctors Campaign Suggests Government Needs a Chief
A group of doctors urges creation of a government chief with authority to draw on nationwide medical expertise. They argue a centralized health leadership would coordinate policy, research, and crisis response for better public care.
Vivisection dominates A M A convention actions and health plan
The American Medical Association delegates approve a commission to oppose anti vivisection laws and back a national health structure. Dr Harrington advocates a national health department with a council and sanitary police. Separate report notes customs duties on Mrs Leeds's 340000 pearl necklace from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
Cannon
Carrel
New York
Burrel
Boston
Harrington
France
William B. Leeds
United States
Paris
Sheckard suffers eye injury from ammonia bottle blast
Baseball star James T. Sheckard of the Chicago Nationals is reported seriously hurt as a bottle of ammonia exploded near his face. He has not played recently due to an ankle injury and was preparing to treat his injured eye when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
James T. Sheckard
Chicago
Sheckard
Maynard Local Lawn Mower Wants and Electrical Ad
Maynard notices show lawn mowers sharpened near the residence of Thomas Hillis and an advertisement for Dawson offering prompt cheap and satisfactory electrical work with a telephone connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Fix
Thos. Hillis
Dawson
Cousin of Maynard Men Dies Aboard Fishing Schooner
The captain Fahey of the Fishing Schooner Fame and 18 men died last week. He was well known among Newfoundland people of Mill Town and a cousin of Owen and Timothy Duggan. It was his first voyage as first officer, and his death brings sorrow to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahey
Fame
Newfoundland
Mill Town
Owen
Timothy Duggan
Maynard defeats Clinton in business men's game 4–0
Maynard takes the football style baseball game from Clinton by 4 to 0 as A J Coughlan dominated with four strikeouts in the early innings. O'Donnell at short and Casey on the bases provided punch while Houghton and Fay were noted. Local social notes mention visits and forthcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jordan
Congregational Church
Henry Kelley
Boston City Hospital
Gus
Johnson
Maica
Lynn
Hudson Lodge
Maynard Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Hudson
Acton
Concord
Elizabeth Strout
William Strout
Acton St
T J. Judge
M. E. Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Clinton
Maynard
A. J. Coughlan
O'Donnell
Casey
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Maynard News
Lexington Park
Br. F. Hunt
Roy Archer
Cambridge
Dennis Callahan
William Bishop
A. D. Russell
Victoria
Binns
Evenett
Loewe's Block
Patrick Murphy
George H. Creighton
George Turner
South
Harold Archer
Springfield House
Nantucket
James Farrell
Loring
Elizabeth Campbell
BE. Collins
A.T. Haynes
Charles Wilcox
Providence
John Leyden
Alice Moynihan
Mary J. Munroe
Phillip Legault
Hyde Park
Walter Taylor
Frank Salisbury
George Salisbury
George Grimes
Los Angeles, Cal
Moses Chandler
Edith Elson
Woburn
George Elson
Isaac Davis Post
Mary Twoomey
Wellesley
Esther Dwyer
Providence, R
James. Ledgard
John O’leary
William Dwyer
Providence’ Vis
James
Leyden
Winooski
Ren
Kate Shanahan
Mary Ryan
James King
Robert Barris
Watertown
Georgie Murphy
Edward Williams
Boston Post Office
Mary Hoffman
William Reed
James Cheney
Henry Cheney
Lowell
Mabel Goggins
Lawrence
Mrs. K. T. Richards
Harry Thayer
East Braintree
Misses Woodarts
Great Road
C. EB. Williams
South Boston
Susan Sheehan
George Jamieson
Minnie Gilroy
Assabet Mills
Annie Lyons
Ann Lingley
Dorothy Lingley
Somerville
George Lingley
Barbara Nee
Gilbertville
Michael Nee
Mrs. B. Nee
High St
National Prosperity Association
William Huntoon
Norwood
Jessie Bell
Theresa Waterhousé
Barnum & Bailey
J. Wi'Connor
Brigham
Orchestra of
Rthur
Champagne
Petersham
Charles Higgins
George Champagne
Rep. Lynch
House
Senate
Tirrell
W. W. Wilder
Gardner
Wilder
Percy Blodgett
William Henderson
Winthrop
Miss May Ferns
Collinsville
Louis Hannon
Congrégational Church
Alice Barris
William Marshall
Waltham
John Ingham
Burlington
James Robinson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Molly Welch
Chelsea
Miss Grace Welch
Jessie Gillum
Manchester
N. H
Ernest Hathaway
Maurice O'Donnell
Billerica
William Adams
Portland
Joseph Adams
Winchester
Julia
Nellie Falvey
Charlestown
Daniel Dineen
Louis Emerson
James Stott
Mary Tarpy
John Tarpy
Mary Murphy
Walter Raynor
Harry J. Parmenter
Alfred Brunelle
St. Bridget’s Church
Marion Townsend
Marion Moore
Gordon Thomas
John Wagner
Margaret Wagner
Dean St
Catherine McDonough
Helen
James Coulter
P. H. Shea
Oldtown
Knight
Benjamin Brown
E. F. Hunt
Music Hall
Neal Barney
Isaac Davis
Mary Fletcher
Malden
Patrick Moran
Worcester
Loyal Assabet Lodge
John Sunderland
Bertha Batley
George Lawton
Fred Axford
E. ¥. Hunt
Mr and
Morris
John Hai
H. Mra
Susan Shivehan
Charles Warren
Brookilie
Lake Boon
Lexington & Boston At
Beverly
L. W. Clark
Spray, N
Alonzo Warren
Edith Knowlton
Joseph Allen
Genie
Annie Adams
Jessie Adams
Robert Wi Carter
Maynard and
Townsend
Joseph Jannell
Charles W. Everett
Common Pleas Court
Muskingum County
Ohio
Everett
Roxbury
James F. Bigelow
Methodist Society
Doctors’ Campaign
SYNA
of ‘Boston
Hebrew Society
Scientific World For
Its
Baldwin Place
Abe Bander
Misa Kate Lennett
Harvard Bennett
Bennett
Rabbi Margolis
Bicher
Union Park Synagogue
Rubenstein
Miss Bennett
Bander
Miller
Charles Innes
Bent Ave
Maynard W. Co. T. A
Henderson
Pleasant
Levi Cheney
North Carolina
Union
Vigneux
Young Gould
Kingdon Gould
Gould
Europe
Maynard Men
Charles Houghton
Fay A
Charles Maguire of
Gambridge
B. F. Killilea
Jamaica Plain
Mrs. Albert Loud
Médway
W. B. Case
William Ri Ball
Washington
Grand Jury
Hayes
Rimwood House
Maynard Brass Band
Rand
Princess
Jack & Jill
Boot & Shoe Store
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