Maynard News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Maynard notes show visits by Margaret Scully and other residents to Rockville and Marlboro. James Quinn to be ordained in New York. census returns delayed. golf and field day plans noted. Local arrests, church events, school activities, and town improvements populate the week’s social and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Manitoba
Louise Grant
South Boston
F. A. Rich
Gilroy
Music Hall
Inspector Simpson
State Board of Health
F. DeLorme
Naylor
Marlboro
North Attleboro
Cooperative” Banking
Marlboro Illumination Signals Big Weekend Celebration
Residents on Sum mer Hill report bright lights from Marlboro standpipe now lit for a 260th anniversary celebration. Highland City festivities begin next Saturday with sports, two large ball games, horse racing, and a city marathon drawing entries statewide. Governor and 6th Regiment attend Monday with a mammoth parade featuring over 150 floats. Tuesday hosts G A R and Firemen events and a grand Fair mount fireworks finale. Open houses and decorations mark the town wide observance with Maynard visitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Hill
Highland City
Fairmount Park
Marlboro
Maynard
Wilder Boosts Campaign as Tirrell Faces Challenger
Ex-Wilder of Gardner shifts strategy and gains momentum against Tirrell. Waltham Evening News backs Wilder, while Mitchell of Marlboro is seen as a potential opponent if both Tirrell and Wilder run. Tirrell remains in Washington until July 15, with Fitchburg area muttering about another candidate. Mitchell plans a Marlboro visit this week to clarify his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilder
Gardner
Wilder
Tirrell
The
Waltham Evening News
Tirreil
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Tirre!l
Washington
Fitchburg
Mitchell
Wilson Gets It Appointed Associate Justice by Governor
Prescott Keyes was named for district court judge in Concord and Howard A. Wilson of this town was chosen as associate justice to succeed Keyes. Wilson, eight years in practice since Boston University Law 1902, was supported by Maynard and Concord and will likely sit infrequently while Judge Loomis of Bedford remains senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Howard A. Wilson
Keyes
Wilson
Maynard
Boston University
James F. Sweeney
Maynard and
Boston
Sweeney
Loomis of
Bedford
High School Baseball Notes Preview Local Rivalry Saturday
The season faces financial strain but debts are reduced with plans to square up bills. Concord and Maynard battle Saturday at the grounds, a long awaited matchup between towns. Murray hopes a sore arm heals for the game, and only one player graduates next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Oncord
Maynard
Murray
Plans for Annual Picnic at St Bridget’s Parish
Four meetings will be held Wednesday evening at St Bridget’s church to kick off preparations for the parish annual picnic on July 4. The event, a popular town celebration, aims to outdo past efforts with several novelties to ensure the biggest success yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press lines pose cryptic dialogue
A garbled clipping shows a stranger asking about outdoor sports and a wry reply mentioning lawn mowing and carpet beating. The fragmented source includes a neighbor’s groan and the phrase Sempter love million eggs, with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Springtime Invalid Declines to Shirk Yet Suffers Again
A Washington Star line notes a man affected by seasonal illness who remains reluctant to avoid work as his annual symptoms recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Language in Court Speech Reveals Humorous Wordplay
In a quaint courtroom quip the judge notes shifting uses of old terms with a playful remark about hats. The exchange highlights linguistic twists as speakers adapt phrases over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kucker
Bucker
Mrs Robert Crossley Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs Robert Crossley, 62, longtime resident of this town, died in Charlesgate hospital Boston after an operation and ensuing pneumonia. She lived here 30 years, member of the Woman's club, survived by husband four children and three brothers in New Jersey. Funeral held Wednesday with services at home and burial in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crossley
Charlesgate Hospital
Boston
Crossley
Hope
Woman's Club
Ony
Ife
New Jersey
Glenwood Cemetery
Dr Rich Hosts Masonic Outing at Lake Boon
A large gathering of Masons met at Dr F A Rich’s Lake Boon residence for the annual outing. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music, a fine supper, and a clock gift for the cottage living room. Past Master Harris A. Clements received a handsome chair in token of esteem from the lodge. The Lotus quartet provided music of high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
F. A. Rich
Lake Boon
Dr. Rich
Harris A. Clements
Lotus
Maynard Favors Howard Wilson for Special Justice
Practical Politics praises Howard Wilson of Maynard as a popular choice for special justice of the Central Middlesex district court. He practices in Boston with Mr. Sweeney and in Maynard, a 1902 Boston University law graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard
Howard Wilson
Central Middlesex District Court
Wilson
Sweeney
Boston
Sears
Law School
Boston University
Loyal Assabet lodge Holds Annual Memorial Service
Loyal Assabet lodge M A 1 C C F members gathered after 1 PM at Postoffice block and marched to St George Episcopal Church for a memorial address by Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau. The procession then moved to Glenwood cemetery for rites at the society’s grave. Wentzell spoke at the hall outbreak with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
St. George's Episcopal Church
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Papineau
Glenwood Cemetery
Ustal
Maynard Brass Band Field Day Planned At Public Grounds
Arrangements are complete for the annual field day of the Maynard brass band to be held next Saturday afternoon at the public playgrounds. The parade will begin from the square at 1.30 and proceed to the grounds. Events include a 100 yard dash open, 100 yard dash for boys, a gofted 100 yard dash, shoe tying, 16 pound shot put, and a baseball game between Concord and Maynard high schools along with a band concert and various tables and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard
Maynard Brass Band
Busy Sunday on the River Draws Crowds
Chandler and Howard kept busy handling crowds as the recently launched large boat eased river traffic. The issue notes a timetable to determine running times amid a rise in river travel and points to the boat as the solution to the crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Howard
Not Boing Their Duty by Town Clerk McCreary
Town Clerk Bob McCreary rails against bachelors in town and predicts a tone change next leap year. He notes a drop of about 38 percent from last year and contrasts Christie’s value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob. Mucreary
Local Hibernians Parade Draws 240 From Maynard
Eight special cars ferried members of Div. 44 and Ladies Aux No. 33 to the Middlesex County Hibernians outing at Lexington Park. About 240 traveled from Maynard and enjoyed the street railway transport for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Div
Middlesex County Hibernians
Lexington Park
Maynard
Pro Street
Bride Comes From England to Wed In Local Church
George Walsh, a popular barber for C. J. Mahoney, married Miss Ethel Rigby of Bury England at St. George's church. Rev. Arthur Bradford officiated. The couple, who met after years, will reside here after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
C. J. Mahoney
Ethel Rigby
Bury
Lancashire
Eng
Arthur Bradford
St. George's Church
Walsh
England
Looks Good for Lord in Stow Republican Rally
The Republicans praise William Lord of Stow as the district rally supports his bid for representative and note renewed energy after a prior crowd mocked him in California last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lord
Stow
California
Sullivan Bulger Wedding Ties Concord Couples
The marriage of Joseph M Sullivan of Concord and Miss Helen V St Bridget's Church was attended by many friends and relatives. Miss May Sullivan served as bridesmaid and Bulger of Concord stood as best man. The bride wore white satin and a white gown, with a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple planned to spend the summer in Buffalo, New York, before settling in their new home this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Weston
Frank Coulter
Springfield
May Ledgard
Clinton
Christopher Peterson
Little Rock
Ark
Clarence Gutteridge
Lawrence
H. J. Dwinell
Morrisville
John A. Crowe
Cambridge
James and
Edward Ledgard
Marlboro
George Cheney
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Daniel Goodenow
Bartley McGrail
Ayer Junction
Monilay
Christie's
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
William ‘O'Leary
Lillian Brearton
Walter Browne
Joseph M
Concord
Helen
St. Bridget’s Church
May Sullivan
Bulger
Fiom
Batiste
Daniel Sullivan
Remembered by Friends Miss Mary Coughlin of Acton
Miss Mary Coughlin of Acton was honored by friends at the home of James and Thompson Saturday evening. The event featured vocal and instrumental music and refreshments, with Miss Coughlin receiving several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Coughlin
Acton
Aveio
Sanda
Waltham Hempital
James Dan
Thompson
For Sale Property Listings with 7 rodme land and acre options
For sale notice details multiple parcels including a house on mer st with seven rodme of land, a new house with seven rooms and bath, furnace and cement work on one acre. Also an offer of five acres level land suitable for subdivision and housing lots.
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Maynard News
Margaret Scully
Rockville
Conn
Mary Prynn
Everett
Annie Lyons
William Connolley
Manchester
N. H
Thomas Campbell
Worcester
Henh
Zotelli
Daughter
Glass
Bangor
Frans
Minnie J. Shea
Abe Shea
Glendale
Hilda Nonseanen
Tewksbury
Board of Health
James Moynihan
Campella
Census Bureau
James Quinn
William Casey
New York
Lizzie M. Hatch
Waltham
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
State Highway Commission
George H. Skane
John Or
Maynaliea
Mise Ann McGann
James Brady
Jersey City
Draper
Sixth Regiment
Charles A. Welch
Martha Dahl
Westvoro
H. P. N. Dani
Concord St
Herbert Mallison
Bedford Springs
William McGrail
Boston College
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
William Barlow
Lynn
Emily Roberts
Cooperative Hall
Thomas O’may
Billerica
Edward Philips
John Wagner
James Coulter
Wanton and
Arthur _ Malcolm
Harry Parmenter
Ada Bowers
Congregational Church
Onnie Yokisari
Sophie Tuoninen
F. EB. McCleary
Walter AV
Christie
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Bride
Sullivan
Tree
Lake 8
Brooks
Sal
Bam
Dilroy
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Elkay
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