Maynard News and Notes Interesting Facts Gathered During the Week
Local itemized notes report visits from Mrs. Albert Lowa of Medway and W. B. Onse, staffing updates at the M. & H. R. R. depot, a new partner at Johnson Pharmacy, and rental of Peters house. Mizpah Rebekah lodge initiated three candidates and served a meal. Various townsfolk moved, opened a bakery, and prepared for summer hours. Community events include a Lone of shows, church activities, and school exhibitions.
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Albert Lowa
Medway
W. B. Onse
William Martin
H. L
Johnon Pharmacy
Peters House
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Still In It Despite Weather See White Shine For Visitors
Weathered grounds did not stop Sheridan and the local outfield from delivering a strong game. O'Brien and the pitching staff earned praise as Boston batters struggled with the tough delivery, while Ray Tuttle from South Acton reached base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
O’brien
Tng
Boston
Harris
Ray Tuttle
South Acton
Ward
Schoolhouse Contract Awarded to Edward Price
The building committee for the west end schoolhouse met in the selectmen's room Friday afternoon and awarded the erection contract to Edward Price builder of the St. A. R. car barn and other notable work. Price was present to receive the contract and was reported to have substantial merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Selectmen’s Room
Edward Price
Price
Pens
Hudson
Saves Two From Death
Our little liter had an almost fatal attack of a cough and writes W. Hav fie with Dee Naeorinty. Our niece, who had consume an advanced stage, also used this wonderful remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Havfie
Dee Naeorinty
Class Day Exercises at St. Johns Church
The 1908 graduates attend Sunday services at St Johns Church where Rev John A Crowe will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Linwood White leads class day talks and gifts, with Miss Hattie Owens delivering a class ode and Bertham Strout giving the welcome. Music and recitations by Maud Gilmore Rhale Singerton and others, followed by dancing to selections by Owens, Shattuck, Strout and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘S Church
John A. Crowe
de Arthur Cham
Hadidely
Maud Gilmore
Gard
Linwood White
Hattie Owens
Bertham Strout
Singerton
Rhale
Gilmore
Hattie Catheri Owens
Elsie Y Rhale
Ralph Man Shattuck
C Singleton
Bertha Levinia Strout
H. Linwood White
Walter Wendell Phillips
Local Notes From Maynard and Surrounding Towns
Maynard items report Fred Smith visiting Worcester and Miss Hattie Shanahan on the sick list. Annie than joined friends in Waltham while Prof Hansen of mhagen Den na visited F. a. bones Mon John. Thos Flannery and Miss Annie Burns of Waltham visited Mr and Mrs N Driscoll Sunday. A new tele line from Concord way of Nine Acre Corner has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Desmond
John Brewin
Marlboro
Fred Smith
Worcester
Hattie Shanahan
Annie Than
Waltham
Prof. Hansen
Mhagen
Denna
F. ‘A. Bones
Thos. Flannery
Annie Burns
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Lauretta Hanon
John Murrey
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Robert Lester
Richard Oo
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Robert Carney
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Harriman
W. F. Davis
M. F. Mullin
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Rev. J. Albert Crow
N. Y
Mullin
Auras Sanderson
Mary McCarthy
Malden
Arthur Connelly
Assabet Mills
Lawton’s
Battery Welty
Gertrude Peck
Plymouth
Fred McDonald
St. George's Parish
Mamie
Lizsie
Clinton the Finns
Acton
Ernest Wollerschied
Ynn
William Stuart
Boss Finsher
Aetna
Bemis
James J. Morgan
Fred Ballou
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Manton O Doherty
Hite
O' Ttle
Stafford
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Doherty
Lyons
Powers
Leach
Wild Castle
Mpire
John Is
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Keefe & Molloy
Underwood
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