Maynard Social Roundup and High School Baseball
Maynard notes numerous holiday visits from Somerville to Boston and Manchester to Lynn as families hosted guests. Maynard High beat Hudson High 10 to 4 at Crowe Park with Courtney and Marsden leading the bats. upcoming rubber game vs Hudson on June 5.
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Maynard High
Hudson High
Crowe Park
Maynard
Courtney
Tom Marsden
Frank O’brien
James Ledgard
Hudson
Maynard Youth Enlistments Reported In Early Week
The list shows several Maynard young men enlisting in various branches this week. Albert Riley and Edward Hoffman joined the U S Coast Artillery and will report to Fort Banks Boston. Leo White enlisted in the U S Navy and George Lawson joined the Army reporting to Fort Slocum. George Cuttell departed for service in the Canadian army from Walnut Street. Herbert Comeau and Ralph Panton also enlisted, with Panton from Linden Street.
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Maynard
Albert Riley
Delia Riley
Waltham Sr
Edward Hoffman
Burnside Sr
U. S. Coast Artillery
Fort Banks
Boston
Leo White
John White
Percival Sr
U.S. Navy
George Lawson
Oscar Lawson
Thompson St
U. S. Army
Fort Slocum
George Cuttell
Wilson Cuttell
Walnut St
Toronto
Herbert Comeau
John Comeau
Linden St
Ralph Panton
Alice Panton
Postponed War Erection on Nason Street Site
Benjamin Townsend has postponed erecting a block on the Reed estate site on Nason street at the government’s request. Officials favor only essential wartime buildings due to material and labor needs.
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Benjamin Townsend
Reed
Nason St
To Let A Farmhouse in Sudbury Details
To let a house on a farm in Sudbury. Inquiries should be directed to C. J. Morse Box 400 Maynard Massachusetts.
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Sudbury
C. J. Morse
Maynard
Mass
Nurse position wanted by Annie Roberts in Acton Centre
Annie Roberts seeks a nursing role and offers strong references. She lists P O Box 81 Acton Centre Massachusetts for contact and character references.
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Annie Roberts
Acton Centre
Mass
For Sale Hiller Corner Brass Quick Change Pitch
Chamber instrument ad lists Hiller on corner brass with quick change high and low pitch A set piece complete for 10 dollars. Contact R. W. Carter at 68 Chauncy Street Boston.
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Hiller
R. W. Carter
Chauncy St
Boston
Memorial Service For Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Memorial service scheduled at 10 45 Sunday morning at the Congregational church by Maynard lodge I C C F and Mizpah Rebekah lodge to honor departed members. Saturday afternoon graves will be decorated by committees from both orders including Mrs Gertrude Prescott Mrs Rhoda Smith Mrs Josie Haton and from Maynard lodge Louis Shaw Samuel Parker and William Morris.
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Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Congregational Church
Gertrude Prescott
Rhoda Smith
Josie Haton
Rebekahs
Louis Shaw
Samuel Parker
William Morris
Loyal Assabet Lodge
Order
Uniform Rank Corps
Lowell
Boston
M. E
Masonic Hall
Charles F. Parsons
Glenwood Cemetery
Thomas
Col
Bentsley
Willis Brooks
Walter Olsen
Noble Grand
William Duxbury
Marlboro Brass Band
Harold J.wentzell
H. Rasmussen
Fall River
D. F
Samuel Edmundson
Samuel Akroyd
Peter Drummond
Charles Dimery
James Brookman
Charles E. Wellington
Joseph Binks
Richard Fisher
Oscar P. Warren
Charles Usher
Frank Rhule
Solomon Ledgard
J. Y. Tucker
Charles Allen
George Taylor
Andrew Palmer
Wm. H. Whittaker
T. B. Waterhouse
James Bramley
David Miller
Ralph M. Gould
James C. Mahoney
John E. Phillips
John R. Marsden
Elias Severson
Oscar Gustafson
George T. Murphy
John Coulter
William B. ‘Worsnip
Henry Axford
Benjamin Robinson
Lodge
Camp Devens
Maynard
Maynard Brass Band
Assabet Lodge
Hugo Kajander
Maynard Wanderers Triumph Over South Acton Nine
The Maynard Wanderers defeated South Acton nine at South Acton Memorial Park. Maynard led 10 to 9 with batteries Jensen and Kierstead for Maynard and Prescott and Cahill for South Acton.
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Maynard Wanderers
South Acton
South Acton Memorial Cay
Maynard
Jensen and
Kierstead
Prescott
Cahill
Local Exemption Board Seeks Spruce Production Volunteers
Division 15 exemption board lists needed skilled workers for aeroplane spruce production. Volunteers may be named by June 6 with induction scheduled later. after that date, selection for limited service will be compulsory. Positions include locomotive engineers, firemen, carpenters, telegraphers, draftsmen, electricians, auto mechanics, cooks, clerks, brakemen and many laborers.
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Maynard
Father Halts Visit as Tanker Arrows Out to Sea
George Hack, a noted insurance agent, traveled to New York on Wednesday to see his son Robert, a seaman aboard the U S 8 Arrow oil tanker. The reunion failed as the tanker sailed away early that day for a voyage across.
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George Hack
New York
Robert
U. S
Arrow
Mr. Hack
Marriage in Jamaica Plain at St. Andrew’s church
Married Roy S. Harpmichael and Bertha M. Binks of Maynard were wed Saturday evening June 1 at the parsonage of St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church Jamaica Plain Boston. Rev. A Morrill Osood officiated.
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St. Andrew’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamaica, Plain
Boston
A. Morrill Osood
Maynard
Roy S.arfpichael
Bertha M. Binks
Memorial Day Observances by G A R Veterans in Maynard and Acton
Isaac Davis post and 25 veterans led a Memorial Day program decorating 181 graves in Maynard West Acton and Stow. The day featured a parade from Nason street to Central Square, school children with flags, and speeches by Rev. John J. McHugh and Rev. C L Pierce.
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Isaac Davis Post
Maynard
Actons
Stow
Cooperative Hall
Lucius Wilson
James B. Lord
Hiram W. Jones
West Acton
Acton
South Acton
Boy Scouts
Percy Robinson
Celette Hall
William Priest
Nason St
Main
Walnut
Commander Hall
Oys
Glenwood Cemetery
Charles F. Parsons
M. B. Church
Albert © ii
Maynard High
Lincoln
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
John J. McHugh
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s
Woodlawn
Aéton Centre
Missirrian
Boxboro
C. L. Pierce
Baptist Church of
America
Bath
Leverett Wine Co. to Cease Maynard Operations
Boston wholesale liquor dealer Leverett Wine Co faced a police investigation over deliveries in Maynard. The local report indicates the company will discontinue doing business in Maynard in the future.
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Leverett Wine Co
Boston
Maynard
Sudbury Man Dies After Truck Hit In Roadside Accident
John E. Narkol of Maynard was struck by a slowly moving truck driven by Charles Visocchi on Waltham Street near the Edward Byrnes homestead and died instantly. The driver and Maynard party said the victim lurched into headlights. Dr. John McGrath ruled death accidental. Narkol leaves a wife and five children.
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John Narkol
Charles Visocchi
John E. Narkol
Borth Sudbury
Florida Rd
Maynard
Agostino Visocchi
North Sudbury
John Nyland
McKinley Jr
Narkol
Cambridge Visitors Share Holiday Time With Local Family
Mrs Theodore Lowney and two children of Cambridge visited Mr and Mrs Daniel Lowney on Harrison Street and the Misses Driscoll also hosted over the weekend.
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Edward Radcliffe
Somerville
Carl Persons
St.Luke’s Hospital
New Bedford
William Litchfield
Great Rd
William McCauley
Portsmouth
N. H
Albert W. Haynes
Maple St
Frank Wilder
Battery A
F. A
Frank Dunham
Gladys
Shirley
A. O. Dunham
Great
Frank Buttrick
Andover
George Lawton
Lincoln St
Theodore Lowney
Cambridge
Daniel Lowney
Harrison St
Driscoll
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