Maynard News: Mills Payroll And Town Talks
The Maynard column records a last week payroll of 13 860 dollars at a local mill. It notes many town movements including hires at Model pharmacy and Strathmore mills. Social events feature dances by Apollo club, weddings and reunions, and school activities across Marlboro and Concord with numerous visits and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rafferty
Margaret Long
Brighton
Lillian Mead
New Jersey
George O'Brien
Clinton High School Baseball Victory Over Local Team
Clinton high school defeated the local team on Monday afternoon as Maynard secured the win. Early season form showed promise with lively play, but recent games reveal slumps across all aspects, notably infield play, affecting performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Maynard
Gift of School Teachers to Superintendent Mackin
The public school teachers surprised Supt. of Schools J. C. Mackin at his Bancroft Street home Monday evening with a substantial token of esteem. J. H. Swayne, high school principal, gave the presentation speech. A pleasant evening followed with an excellent musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mackin
Bancroft St
J. H. Swayne
Maynard Local Notices and Offers
Maynard area notices include Dawson advertising prompt affordable electrical work and a studio offering 24 pictures for 25c each. Vose Farm seeks weekly or monthly cow pasture with ample feed and water. George N. Gove requests all debts be settled in full and thanks patrons as he passes business to successors. June 10 Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard’s Block
Vose
Maynard
Memorial services held by Loyal Aaéabet at church and cemetery
Loyal Aaéabet 104ge observed its memorial day with a large turnout. Members met at Maynard's block then moved to the Congregational church for an address by Rev B F Hunt and choir songs. They later decorated graves at Glenwood cemetery, with remarks by Harold J. Wentzell and a quartet. A Finnish church service is planned Sunday evening with Dr F H Emerich and Rev Hendrickson speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Maynard’s Block
Congregational Church
B. F. Hunt
Hunt
Glenwood Cemetery
Harold J. Wentzell
Fired Axford
Bertha Hatley
George Lawton
Fred Axford
Congregational
F. H. Emerich
Mr. Hendrickson
National League Diamond Notes From Boston to Brooklyn
In Boston the Reds lost to the Braves by 5 to 2 with Ewing Sculel and Linda man batting. Philadelphia split with St. Louis 7 to 0 as Beebe and Hostetter pitched. New York Raleigh and Pittsburg played with Cranall Bresnahan and McCarthy joining the battery. Brooklyn topped Chicago 8 to 1 behind Pfeister Moran and Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Aefeis
Cranall
Bresnahan
Camhitz
McCarthy
Gibson
O’connor
Brooklyn
Chicago
Eiesseecewsses
Pfeister
Moran
McIntyre
Bergen and Ritter
Cleveland
Berger
Joss and Clark
Winter
Glaze
Cidotte
Criger
Donohue
Detroit
New York
Essa Eves
Mauling
Kleinow
Blair
Killian
Schmidt
Chicago Babe
Anti-Gambling Bills In Danger In Albany
Albany June 10 The Agnew Hart bills aiming to end legalized gambling at public race tracks face collapse as the extraordinary session nears adjournment at 2 p m tomorrow Time is too tight for a vote with possible obstruction in either house threatening passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Agnew- Hart
Hughes
Canal Commission Seeks Steam Ships For Isthmian Transit
Secretary Metcalf appointed a board of naval officers to survey the steam ships Shawmut and Tremont offered for sale to the Isthmian canal commission by Boston Towboat company. Congress appropriated $1 650 000 to purchase two vessels for canal transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Commission
Washington
Metcalf
Taft
Naval
Shawmut
Tremont
Isthmian Canal Commission
Boston Towboat Company
Congress
Commission
Reduced Prices of Steel Products
United States Steel Corp chairman Gary announces a general price cut on finished steel goods. The move affects billetts bars plates structural iron merchant pipe and wire nails as representatives of major steel interests reach agreement. Their remark about harmony between Gary and his wife is quoted from the Nashville American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Voter Armed in Panama Elections Probe
Washington reports show Panama’s July 11 presidential vote backed by armed voters and anxious U S intervention. Secretary of State counsels neutrality as factions threaten unrest and plans to deploy election inspectors with marines are discussed.
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Washington
Hoot
Squiers
Iis
Panama
Det
United States
Chiriqui
Obaldia
The
Star and Herald
Horein
Maine
Max Blatt Fined 20 Dollars in Junk Shop Case
In district court on Thursday Max Blatt was fined 20 dollars on one count and discharged on another for junk dealings. Witness language barriers led to confusion, with interpreters briefly tried before a Concord officer provided help. The case stemmed from Blatt buying junk from Assabet Mills without a license, and an appeal followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blatt
Selectmen
Max
Keyes
Blatt
Assabet Mille
Raymond Kitchin
Peter Wilcox
Robert Veitch
Kitchin
Edward Lyons
Concord Force
Fischman
Harry
Sam Lever
Sam
Craig
Concord
James Mahoney
Harry J. Parmenter
Connors
Assabet Mills
Atty
Guy Ham
Inquiry Board Nears Final Report on U S S Tennessee Accident
The board of Inquiry appointed by Rear Admiral Sebree has nearly completed its work and will likely forward its report to the secretary of the navy today. The incident occurred aboard the U S S Tennessee, with San Pedro serving as the reporting location for the proceedings. The findings are expected to address causes and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Sebree
U. S
Tennessee
Secretary of the Navy
Town to buy new safes after records visit
Henry E Woods Boston public records commissioner toured town facilities with A J Coughlan. He ordered new safes for all departments and removal of the large fire department safe, citing statutes and a $20 per month fine for failing to provide fireproof receptacles for public records. A town boards meeting will be held to plan the replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Woods
Boston
Public Records
Loewe Obst Nuptials Tie Two Local Couples In One Ceremony
David J Loewe of this town and Mina Martha Obst of Boston were married Sunday at the bride’s home 656 East Concord. The ceremony at 6 o clock was officiated by Rabbi Blackman and attended by immediate family and a few friends. The bride’s sisters served as attendants and Mortis Obst gave her away. The groom was supported by his brother A C Joewe and Dr Benjam in Harria. Floral decorations by Zlun of Boston enhanced the canopy ceremony. A brief wedding trip followed and the couple will reside on Summersgt after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Loewe
Mina Martha Obst
Boston
East Concordat
Rabbi Blackman
Jacob Nathan
Dora
Mortis
A. C. Joewe
Benjamin Harria
Waverley
Zlun
Boston Floriah
Mra. Loewe
Trouble in Natick recount leads to indictments
Four Natick election officials face grand jury indictment after a recount reveals irregularities. Two of the indicted are alleged to be unlicensed in their roles. Investigation followed the disputed town election results and rekindled scrutiny of license compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick Town
Hcensé
Prcison
Grand Jury
Bakery Changes Hands In Local Transfer
George N. Gove sold his interest in Gove's Bakery to Walter Taylor and John Legault of Hyde Park on Saturday. The bakery, founded by H. B. Gove, has occupied its location since 1874. Gove and Lesault expect continued success in the new undertaking. Mrs Maynard of Worcester and William Maynard of Winchester awarded grounds improvement at the Maynard tomb to George Whitney who is now engaged in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, St. Clair
Julia Keegan
Springfield
George D. Elson
Brooks ‘St
Hilson
Stow
Russel Bridge
P. J. Sullivan
Maynard
Gleasondale News
Sullivan
Mary J. Stickney
Marlboro
Concord
Carl F. Howard
New York City
Charles McGowan
George N. Gove
Gove
Walter Taylor
John Legault
Hyde Park
H. B. Gove
William Maynard
Worcester
William ‘Maynard
Winchester
Glenwood Cemetery
George Whitney
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Music Hall
Frank Doyle
Timothy ‘Moynihan
Waltham Business College
Strathmore Mills
Westvale
Apollo’club
Coggins &McNally
Edward Titley
Collinsville
W. B. Case
Alice Wolfenden
Philadelphia Training School For Nurses
Herbert Mallinson
Bedford Spring
Alleghany Mountains
M. H
BE. F. Hunt
Jennie Metcher
South Acton
James Adams
Cooperative’ Hall
Brigham
Brick
Uxbridge
Minnie B. Doherty
FR. G. Guertman
Amherst
C. J. Lynch
Hudson Board of Trade
Merit
J. J Mitchell
C. F. McCarthy
M. B. Church
Nathan Raynor
Falls
Grace Bishop
Newton
R. W. Carter
Concord Reformatory
Jeremiah Kelley
Franklin
Sara Graveson
Martha Dahl
John Smith
England
Margaret Joyce
South Framingham
Timothy Moynihan
Summer Hill Lodge
M. BE. Church
Lexington Park
Price
Glandale St
Hugh Miller
D. W. Adams
Ashmont
F. A. Rich
Laura Woodart
Maynard High
Hudson High
James J. Hilferty
A. A. Hilferty
Abby, Danahy
Patrick Murphy
High St
John McNiff
Providence
Mary Green
Elizabeth Wilson
Hazel Easthope
Saxonia
Clarence Bodfish
R. I
A. T. Haynes
Anna Cronin
Malden
John JW. Lynch
Catherine Lawton
Nettie Peters
Somerville
Frank BE. Sanderson
Groton High School
Leonard Allen
Joseph Wilson
Main St
Belmont High School
Anna K. Sheridan
Framingham Normal School
Bunting
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Parish
Mary Martin
Harriman Laundry
Cooperative Hall
Ethel Rich
Waltham
Apollo Club
Leonard Cousins
Clinton J. Tisdale
North Adams
Arthur Champagne
Christie
Mr. Christie
Elizabeth Lord
Uniontown, Pa
Stow Lower Village
Angus McCloud
George 8. Whitney
Mr. Bowker
Misses May
Florence Bowker
Miss Rose Bowker
Middlesex
West Acton
State Board of Education
Dawson
Grorgh N. Gove
New England League
Fall River
Bowigeee
BORO
Leverand, Barberich and Lavigne
Gilroy and
Toomey
Lowell
Lynn
Warner and
Ainsworth
O’toole
Daum
New Bedford
Sedo
Brockton
la Belle
Ana Eaton
Klobedanz and
Waters
Haverhill
RH E Lawrence
Cameron and Baton Girard, Fullerton and Dracher
Nashville American
Secretary of State
Milwaukee
United States Brewers’ Association
William Knabe & Co
Baltimore
Chickering & Sons
Foster-Armstrong Company
Rochester
N. Y
Coney Island
Utea
N.Y
New York State Butchers’ Association
Woods
Summer St
Natick
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