Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings
Arthur Hay spends Sunday in Lawrence and Rev. R E Bisbee preaches in Winchendon. Various residents travel, visit, or return, including Miss Della McCarthy in Springfield and Miss Ida Wedge in Spencer. The Rexalls beat Columbia A C 13 2, and marriage plans form for Charles McGill and Esther Claflin on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bisbee
Winchendon
Della McCarthy
Springfield
Nathan Specter
Boston
Ida Wedge
Spencer
Charles McGill
Esther Claflin
Father John’s Medicine Praised by Boston Caterer
B P Mullen of Boston testifies he was born near St Patrick’s Church Lowell Mass and credits Father John’s Medicine with curing bronchitis. He recalls his mother given the medicine by Father John O’Brien and notes its 50 year family use.
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B. P. Mullen
Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowel
Mass
John O'Brien
Carleton & Hovey
Leroy Street
Father John
A. GC. Loewe & CO
Eagles Organize New Aerie Amid Stormy Welcome
The Eagles lodge in town began operations under Martin F. Carney of Waltham with James McTiernan directing the degree team from Hudson. Severe weather kept many out of town visitors away, but masons from Waltham Hudson Marlboro Ayer Lowell and others attended. About 126 candidates received degrees and 80 transfers from Hudson will swell the local lodge. The Hudson team led by Fred Shepard performed well. Local officers were installed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie of Eagles
Martin F. Carney
Waltham
James McTiernan
Hudson Aerie
Aerie
Aeries
Hudson
Marlboro
Ayer
Lowell
Hudson Aecrie
Fred Shepard
Mello Butler
Benjamin Goddard
Joseph Bassett
Joseph Light
Farry Peabody
Bernard Grant
William Shepard
James J. Barry
George Cigado
Peter Lynch
Forrest Crawford
William Tenney
Neighborly thanks from Nellie Hannon and daughter
Mrs. Nellie Hannon and her little daughter express gratitude to relatives friends and especially neighbors for sympathy and flowers shown during recent affliction.
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Nellie Hannon
Special town meeting on school course and gypsy moth control
A town meeting will be held to decide funding for a new commercial course in the high school and to approve additional money for gypsy moth suppression. The town has already allocated 700 dollars, but Maynard’s infestation requires raising the remaining 726.30 dollars of the original 1,426.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Maynard
Remedy for Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Colic and diarrhoea pain relief quickly with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Chamberlain
Chambtrlai
Maynard High Boys Edge Assabet Mill In Tight Finish
Maynard high school boys defeated Assabet mill clerks 8 to 7 in a Saturday afternoon baseball game on the playgrounds. Dickerman starred at the plate while Lester made key catches and Sweeney and Sawyer sparked a late rally after entering as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Assabet Mill
Dickerman
Sweeney
Sawyer
Lester
Powder Mill Team Defeated In Dusty Afternoon Tilt
The Powder Mill colors faded as Jimmy Ledgard’s squad beat them 8 to 6 on Saturday afternoon. An imported pitcher was ineffective for Powder Mill while Mahoney Baldy and Dan Colbert are accused of game fixing, though none gave interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Mill
Jimmy Ledgard
Mahoney
Baldy
Dan Colbert
Maynard A Cages Lowell 24 to 0 in Saturday Game
The Maynard M A team defeated Lowell 24 to 0 on the road. Bow ers' pitching held Lowell hitless and Maynard fielding shut down rallies. McKeon starred with six sharp hits as Maynard improves, aiming for the league lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard M. A
Lowell
George Bowers
Maynard
McKeon
Maynard Wins Openers in Massachusetts Cricket League
Maynard defeats Clinton Leominster combination 78 to 17 in the season opener. Marsden Waterhouse and Oates lead Maynard with notable scores and Roebuck bowls effectively for the victors while Newman shines for Clinton. Also reports the death of William F. Hannon at 83, a longtime Maynard resident and former Assabet mills worker with funeral held at St. Bridget's.
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Maynard
Clinton
Leominster
Marsden
Waterhouse
Oakes
J. Melnnes
Roebuck
Newman
William ‘F. Hannon
Hannon
Assabet Mills
Nime
St.Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Wanted A Lady Bookkeeper as Assistant
Allen Chair Co Concord Junction Mass advertises for a female bookkeeper assistant with references required. B Crosby owner of Combination Cash store sold Milford Mass and plans to double up the South Framingham store occupying Maynard next. Maynard residents may find bargains in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Chair
Concord Junction
Mass
B. Crosby
Milford
South Framingham
Maynard
Quiet Memorial Day Observed in Maynard
Memorial Day passed quietly in Maynard with only the Isaac Davis post observance. Local veterans, schoolchildren, and post office square attendance decorated graves, rode to Stow, and shared refreshments and a dinner before memorial services at the Unitarian church led by Daniel Eldridge of Hyde Park. The post notes one death this year. Reardonville homes gleam in fresh 8 and W paint supplied by T. F. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Isaac Davis
Stow
Unitarian Church
Daniel Eldridge
Hyde Park
Tablets Tonight Offer Laxative Relief At Maynard Drug Store
A brief notice promotes tablets sold by H. J. Dwinnell's drug store in Maynard. The product promises an agreeable laxative effect, head clearing, and stomach cleansing for 25 cents with free samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinnell’s
Storf
Maynard
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