Maynard News Highlights Local People and Upcoming Chautauqua
George H. Gutteridge and family toured to Springfield. Local students and workers are noted, including Matthew Campbell at P. H. Murphy shoe store and Olga Lawson leaving S. E. McCleary bakery. Inductions for military service are announced for several Maynard men. A patriotic concert by Miss Anna Holt’s pupils is planned for June 27 to aid the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutteridge
Springfield
Matthew Campbell
P. H. Murphy
Main St
Lucy Scully
Foxboro
Mildred Horgan
Thompson St
Edward Connolly
P. H. DeLee
Nasan
St. Preston
Blanchard
U.S. Naval
Albert Loud
Beverly
W. B. Case
Maple St
Olga Lawson
S. E. McCleary
Robert Lester
Summersst
An Hilferty
Loreto Arcieri
Maynard
Dwinell Buys Brooks Street House in Concord Area
H J Dwinell vice president of Maynard Trust Co purchased a house and lot on Brooks street during the week from John Ingham and will occupy it once the current residents relocate. Dwinell formerly lived on Walnut street and has moved to Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maynard Trust Co
Brooks St
John Ingham
Joshua Naylor
Dwinell
Walnut St
Concord Junction
Transfers of Real Estate Pass 120 in Maynard Year
More than 120 real estate transfers were recorded in Maynard during the year according to the registry of deeds. For sale an eight room cottage with gas electricity and modern improvements in Maynard inquire at Box 1078. Wanted a position as a nurse Annie Roberts Acton Centre Mass Box 81 al8stf.
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Maynard
Annie Roberts
P. O
Acton Centre
Mass
Children Day Exercises Held at M E Church
Sunday morning services featured a sermon by the pastor and special music from the regular choir. Children presented recitations, baptized three youths and an infant, and sang Morning Thanks Sunbeams and The Star Spangled Banner. The pastor spoke on Birds and Flowers with text Matthew 6 26 28. Large crowd attended. Epworth League convention at the church followed. Next Sunday the pastor will exchange pulpits with Reverend R A Barker of South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Jeanette Johnson
Ruth Koster
Harriett Naylor
Erma Howard
Edith Perkins
Louise Johnson
Ruth Broadbent
Sunbeams
Norman John- 80
Helen Chase
Hudson Circuit
Epworth League
R. M. Peirce
Camp Devens
Charles ¥. Parsons
R. A. Barker
South Acton
Dr Carl Persons Commissioned Lieutenant Called to Fort Oglethorpe
Dr Carl Persons son of Mr and Mrs Charles Persons Linden st recently commissioned lieutenant in the U S Medical corps and will report at Fort Oglethorpe Ga on June 29 He is at St Luke s hospital New Bedford Lieut Persons and Miss Pauline Bent daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bent Summer st will be married Thursday morning of this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Holt
Colonial Hall
Red Cross
Louis Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Tufts College
Thomas King
Riverside Cooperative Association
Assabet Mills
John Connors
C.H. Stevenson
Providence
R. I
W. F. Stevenson
Summer St
Carl. Persons
Charles Persons
Linden‘st
U. S. Medical Corps
Fort Oglethorpe
Persons
St. Luke’s Hospital
New‘ Bedford
Pauline Bent
James Bent
Ensign School Success At Harvard College
John Gibbons son of Mrs Margaret Gibbons Summer Street was among successful candidates for the Ensign school which began at Harvard College Tuesday. The four month course trains young men for a commission in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Margaret Gibbons
Summer St
Ensign
Harvard College
U. S. Navy
Local Solider Ralph Panton Dies at Camp Jackson
Private Ralph Panton of Battery A, th Battalion F A R D died at the Base hospital Camp Jackson S C Friday of diabetes after ill health since enlistment. Military honors will be rendered at burial in Providence R I with escort from a Framingham soldier and services held at his home. He worked in the weaving department of the Assabet mills and is survived by his mother and sister Ethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Panton
Camp Jackson
Alice Panton
Lindenst
Columbia
S.C
Panton
Edward Kelly
Framingham
Maynard
Boston
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Assabet Mills
Ethel Panton
Charles F. Parsons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clerk Leaves P. H. Murphy Shoe Store for Service
Leo Lowney longtime clerk at P. H. Murphy shoe store ends four year tenure on Saturday and plans to enlist. His brothers Daniel and William already wear khaki with the 20th Engineers and the medical supply corps at Camp Meade Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lowney
P. H. Murphy
Daniel
William
20Th Engineers
Camp Meade
Medical Supply Corps
Two Musical Icons Tied to Hekhoff-Jordan Company
The text notes two figures: a former cellist described as an artist in every way and Philip Sousa described as America’s greatest flutist, both associated with Hekhoff-Jordan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sousa
Ameriica
Hekhoff-Jordan Company
Heroic acts praised by letters from WWI front
Sergt Axel Lee recalls Private Harold Hanson earning the Croix de Guerre for bravery in trench fighting with Co I 6th Regiment. He details medals, aid to wounded, and a makeshift litter, while noting comrade Hildreth’s injuries and their patrol on a bridge in South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Lee
Harold Hanson
Inf
Bear
Lee
Hildreth
Harold Handis Br
Bombay
Maynard
Henry Bergeron
Co. I, 6Th Regt
South Acton
Public Schools End Year as High School Plans Commencement
The Lowell public school year ends for all but the high school. Commencement for the high school is set for Tuesday evening July 2 at Colonial Hall with Hugh J. Molloy as speaker. Fall term opens about Sept 3 with four resignations among the current staff including Miss McCarthy Miss Pollard Miss Ky and Miss erate Bishop.
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Colonial Hall
Hugh J. Molloy
Lowell Public Schools
Miss McCarthy
Miss Pollard
Hagenbot
Erate Bishop
Red Cross Honor Award Presented in Marlboro District
The Marlboro Red Cross branch received the honor for having the largest number of volunteers per population in the Marlboro district. Chairman Howe presented the award, and it will be on display at Red Cross events. Col. Frank A. Pope of Camp Devens was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Fowler, Brooks Street, Saturday. John Glynn of Glendale Street is staying home this week due to illness.
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Red Cross
Ae Po
Maynard
Marlboro
Howe
Frank A. Pope
Camp Devens
Fowler
Brooks St
John Glynn
Glendale St
No Noise This Year At Fourth Of July Observance
Officials issued permits to fireworks dealers allowing only small caps sparklers fire crackers and torpedoes in five or ten cent packages with all other powder articles banned Many towns prepare patriotic programs with oratory music readings and exercises by students and residents recalling 1776 and the fight for liberty as soldiers today are again in conflict for freedom nationally
Epworth League Meeting At Maynard Church
More than 160 delegates from towns including Maynard Hudson Marlboro Clinton Berlin Gleasondale attended a Monday evening meeting at the Maynard Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. R. M. Pierce gave the patriotic address as camp pastor at Camp Devens. The gathering closed with songs, refreshments, and a social hour organized by Frank Rowe and a social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leer
Maynard
Hudson
Marlboro
Weetboro
Clinton
Berlin
Gleasondale
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. M. Pierce
Camp Devens
Maynard Epworth League
Frank Rowe
Maynard Grangers Attend Middlesex Field Day at Kelsey Ranch
A Maynard group joined Middlesex Central Middlesex Essex and Metropolitan Pomona Granges at a field day held at Kelsey Ranch Lexington. Speakers included state grange officials. a musical program and athletic events accompanied attractions such as a fox farm. Attendees from Maynard included Mr and Mrs Irvin Howe Mr and Mrs Edmund Whitney Mrs Rhoda Smith and children George Brown Albert Batley Harry Hull Deane Whitney and Mrs Alex Burke.
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Maynard
Middlesex Central
Middlesex Essex
Metropolitan
Pomona
Kelsey Ranch
Lexington
Ee Ranch
State Grange
Irvin Howe
Edmund Whitney
Rhoda Smith
George Brown
Picnic at Thelyanough Camp Lake Guests of Miss Murray
Girls camped and picnicked at Lake Saturday as guests of Miss Murray teacher of the public sauna. The day included games athletic events and singing. A dinner was served with Miss Coleman and Miss Ella Murray of Watertown assisting in making the day merry.
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Thelyanough
Lake
Miss Murray
Coleman
Ella’ Murray
Watertown
Murray
Two Employees Receive Gifts Before Induction
Jesse Billett and Harry Arcieri were presented wrist watches and boxes of cigars by Assabet Mills finishing department colleagues at Camp Devens in a ceremony noting their upcoming induction into military service between June 24 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Billett
Harry Arcieri
Camp Devens
Public library seeks returns by June 27
Trustees issue call for all Porisen public library patrons to return books before June 27. The Caton tenants plan to open new quarters in the Thomas Naylor block on Nason Street around the first of next month.
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Public Es
All Por Isen Dbal Public Library
Caton Tens
Thomas ‘Naylor
Nason &I
Hudson Flag Day parade draws Maynard and local lodges
The Hudson Flag Day parade and exercises at Hudson were well attended Friday evening with many from Maynard. A delegation from Maynard lodge I C O F and Hudson lodge of Elks joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Lodge
Hudson
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
Hudson’ Lodge of Elks
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Cohasset
M. Elizabeth Bates
Brown College
H. EB. Bates
Harvard Club
T Maple Court Maynard
John Edwards
Maynard Upholstery Co
Jordan
Irma
Marion
Tavava
Rexall
DeLee’s Drug Store
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Sidney E. McCleary
Baker’s
New York State
Best Santos
Main St. Tel
Maynard, Maas
Savings Department
Yetarday
T. F. Parker
Maynard Bottling Co
Ciendale Street
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