Maynard News highlights from Boston to Marlboro
A busy Maynard column lists visits by Mr and Mrs A Rander in Boston, guests from Woburn to Lowell, and many local social events. It notes rummage sales at St George Church, church services by Archdeacon Babcock, Memorial Day plans, town clerk summer hours, and local sports achievements including Maynard athletes winning races and a band concert schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rander
Boston
Mary Hardy
Woburn
Thea Hardy
Walter B. Currier
Lynn
Lucilla Maynard
Emmett Thane
St. George’s Church
F. W }Orkhurst
Providence
R 1
James Colloton
George Whitney
Lake Boon
Roy Denniston
Springfield
Robert Denniston
Stockbridge
Freeport
Rupert Stockbridge
James Ledgard
Frank Murray
Middlesex
William Gately
Lowell
Frank Hayward
Archdeacon Samuel Babcock
Cambridge
St. George's Church
P. H. McKenna
Malden
Annie Cullen
Brid Vonn
Jamesferry
John Chapin
North Andover
William R. Hall
Maplest
Loewe
M. RB
James Mullin
Aome
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Maynard Lodge
Congregational Church
F. N. Rutan
Sheridan
Farmer Co
Worcester
Neal Wadding Co
Milp
Maynard
Howard Jamieson
Hudson
Dafeatine Hargraves
Fred Hangan
Emily Roberts
Jane Turnbull
Leo- Minster
Abel U. Haynes
Pierce
Raymond Veitch
Edward Wooldridge
Elvin Tuttle
Henry McCormick
Collins
Ringling Bros. Circus
Joseph
Julia Lynch
Middleboro
Morimer
Ivy Pierce
Misa Leslie Wiggin
Newton
N. H
Thomas O'Brien
Joseph McMahon
Dorchester
James Moynihan
Clarence Redfish
R. I
A. T. Haynes
Board of Health
Barra Tarbell
van Dusen
Ethel Duggan
Manchester
Hannah Duggan
Johnson Green婚礼在 Methodist 住处举行
Miss Cora Mildred Johnson 与 Revere 的 Homer M. Green 于周四下午十时在教堂牧师 T J Judge 证婚。宴会在新娘家 Powder Mill 路举行,二人婚后将前往纽约度假,夏季将居住在本镇。
Goggin Invites New Bedford Team for May Baseball
James Ledard received a letter from Walter Goggin former Tufts star now teaching in New Bedford asking for a May game. Goggin’s team is described as a star aggregation. Ledard cautions that past star lineups have fallen to defeat and hints visitors may lose on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ledgard
Walter Goggin
Tufts College
New Bedford
Maynard
Goggin
Jimmy
Boom at Assabet Mills Lifts Maynard Merchants
After a period of low mood adverse conditions boost Maynard trade as Assabet mills report a coming business boom. Weaving department workers extend to four nights a week until 8 PM and more weavers are being sought.
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Maynard
Assabet
Horse Run Stuns Driver In Narrow Escape
Albert Parker, a driver for Central Market, escaped serious injury Friday evening when his horse bolted after a loose shaft. He was knocked down by a limb along Sudbury Street and toppled between the whiffle tree and the horse’s feet, saved by an unknown man as the horse halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker
Central Market
Sudbury St
Canberesn and Wacken Debate Postmaster Choice
The town discusses a pending postmaster nomination for the fourth district with Congressman Wilder delaying a decision. Support for Frank Sanderson grows while Walker's backers remain confident, amid intense behind the scenes maneuvering and public pressure shaping the outcome.
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Ft Sp
Wilder
Maynard
Frank BR. Sanderson
Mr. Walker
Mr. Sanderson
Congressman Wilder
Sanderson
Walker
Lont
Rainville Is Ee 8 Hodges 1b 31 11 0 Gibbons rf
Flood 3b Wee details from a baseball box score. Rainville and Murray pitched with Rainville recording several runs. McKenny Noyes Ginty Murphy Barnard keyed the errors. several players stole bases and drew walks. Attendance listed as 250.
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Flood
Wee
Rainville
Hodges
Gibbons
Harriman
Murray
Wilder
Taylor
Doyle If
Bacon A
Maynard H. S
McKenny
Noyes
Ginty
Murphy
H. Barnard
Houghton Cf
L. Barnard
Huggan
Jones
Funeral of Fred A Ballou Held by Masons at Glenwood
The funeral for Fred A Ballou was held Friday at 2 30 pm from the Lawton home. Charles A Welch lodge members assisted and Rev Rutan conducted the service. About 40 lodge members accompanied the procession to Glenwood cemetery for the Masonic burial service. Floral tributes came from the Assabet Mills, mill clerks, and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Ballou
Enterprise
Samuel Lawton
Charles A. Weich
Bet Milla
Maurice Hervert
Dreachler
Alexander Vettch
James Hall
James Baxter
Mr. Kane
Masonic
George Salisbury
Hiram Parkin
William Baxter
George Lawton
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Aassabet Milla
Mill Office
Glenwood
Boston
John Sunderland
Bertha Batley
Fred, Axford
Harold J. Wentzell
Natick
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Death of EightYearOld Gertrude McCarron
Gertrude McCarron eight dies at home on Concord street after five weeks with spinal meningitis. Funeral held Sunday at St. Bridget's church burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. Speakers included James Carney Harold Sullivan Herbert Comeau John Harrington John Carney and Edward Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McCarron
Frank J. McCarron
Concord St
Plans for the Fourth Observance at St. Bridget's Parish
A large crowd gathered at St. Bridget's Church to plan the July 4 observance under parish oversight. Committees named for general planning, solicitation, refreshments, entertainment, expenses, and music include James Morgan, Michael Murray, Henry Gilroy, and several others. The event will feature music, games, running, jumping, dancing, and related activities with work starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s
James Morgan
Michael Murray
Henry Gilroy
Charles Bradley
Powers
Timothy Duggan
Mary Cook
Susie Sheehan
Katie Powers
Rilie Murphy
Gertrude Morgan
James Wall
Louis Cook
Sylvester Sullivan
Minnie
Memorial Sunday Observed by Loyal Assabet Lodge
Members of Loyal Assabet Lodge gathered for their annual Memorial Sunday in a service at M B E church. The event featured a large attendance, church choir music, and a sermon by Rev. T. J. Judge on the order’s guiding principles. After the service the lodge members returned to their hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
I. O
O. F
M. BE
T. J. Judge
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