Maynard tax list details estates and assessments 1915
A. T. Haynes & Co. Maynard Mass lists owners occupants of parcels in Maynard Middlesex with costs, charges, and taxes for 1914. Tracts include Conant pasture and river lots bounded by roads and river, descriptions imperfect in OCR. Total tax shown as 55.20.
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Maynard
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Stow
Sudbury
Assabet
Fitchburg
Maynard Assessors Finish Tax Figures For Citizens
The Maynard assessors have finished their labors and released figures of property valuation and taxes. Highlights include 675 residents assessed on property, 107 nonresidents, real estate value of 4 150 008, personal estate 1 291 646, state tax 9457.50, county tax 4817, tax rate twenty per thousand, and list of residents paying $100 or more.
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American Woolen Co
C. M. & H. Street RB. R
Thomas Naylor
Assabet Improvement Assn
Wm. Releth
George B. Whitney
George A. Whitney
Thomas Hillis
Kaleva Co-operative Assn
Haynes and Woodward
Alfred T. Haynes
Fowler
W. A. Haynes. Co
Abel G. Haynes
Axel Hilden
John Ingham
Delia M. Casey
Harry Clark
Apert Batley
Son
Martin Peterson
Daniel W. Parmenter
Abraham Bander
Maurice M. Blatt
Class Day Exercises for 1915 Graduates at Twilight Cottage
The 1915 graduating class, chaperoned by Miss Margaret Gates, held class day events at Twilight cottage on Lake Boon. They traveled from town at 9 13, enjoyed boating and water sports, heard the class poem by Margaret Hearn, history by Grace Maley, and a class prophecy by Grace Parkin. A young ladies’ dinner and an afternoon musical program followed, with a hopeful note toward an annual reunion.
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Lake Boon
Margaret Gates
Margaret Hearn
Grace Maley
Grace Parkin
Death of Henry H. Clark Revered Civil War Veteran
Miss Lilla and L M Clark report the death of their uncle Henry H Clark who died in Dalton on Saturday. He was a Civil War veteran, brother of the late Martin Clark and a familiar town figure with many acquaintances. The class of 1917 at MHS celebrated by a student flying the school flag and classmates joining hands to sing as onlookers cheered.
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Lilla
L. M. Clark
Henry H. Clark
Dalton
Town
Mr. Clark
Martin Clark
Worcester Dramatic Club Stages Out of the Life at Parker St Hall
The Worcester Dramatic Club performed the four act drama Out of the Life before a large audience at Parker Street Hall on Saturday. The show featured a clear plot with restrained humor, a clever cast, and notable dramatic skill. Miss Mary Murphy visited relatives in Marlboro on Sunday.
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Worcester Dramatic Club
Parker St. Hall
Fragmentary ledger entries list various payments and heirs
A damaged OCR fragment shows multiple payees and sums such as Charlotte Conant, James Robinson, Julia O’Neil, Thomas H. Brooks heirs, Caroline Whitney heirs, Ralph Whitehead, Catherine Wall, Charles H. Stanley, William Strout, Gidnney B. Shattuck, Emma Welcomb heirs, B. F. Townsend, and Bly Gruber with amounts ranging roughly from 100 to 143 dollars.
Well Wishes From Friends For Local Couple’s Marriage
Mr and Mrs Frank Punch received wide good wishes after their marriage on a Monday morning at 10 30 at St Bridget s church parochial residence Rev Walter J Browne officiated Maid of honor Mae O Donnell and best man John Punch Jr attended The bride wore a traveling suit of eile with plumes bride's maid wore pink chiffon The couple left for a wedding journey to New York and Philadelphia Mrs Punch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pforte Fitchburg Born and raised there now residing in town Mr Punch son of John Punch affiliated with Div 44 A O H and St Bridget s Temperance Society hosts presented substantial gifts signaling broad congratulations
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Frank Punch
Lena Pforte
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Church
Mae O'Donnell
John Punch, Jr
Punch
New York
Philadelphia
Frank Pforte
Fitchburg
Mr. Punch
John Punch
Div. 44
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
State art department official visits former high school students
Linwood White of the state art department spoke briefly at Royal Lavin and Hilda Lavin, former high school students, who visited here last Tuesday.
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Linwood White
State Articultural Department
Empry Acinar Royal Lavin
Hilda Lavin
Semi Annual Election At Court Maynard Meeting
At the Court Maynard assembly in office hall on Monday evening officers were elected for six months. Names listed include John Lee, Albert Coughlan, Joseph R., William Connolly, Richard King, James Cheney, John ONeil, Martin Kane, James Ryan, and a lecturer.
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Maynard
F. Jet A
John Ane
Lee
Albert Coughlan
Joseph R
William Connolly
Richard King
James Cheney
J. W
John O'Neil S
Martin Kane
James Ryan
Glass Day at Grove at Gleasondale School
Miss Jennie Naylor and Miss Martha Hilison lead Gleasondale schoolgirls for a Monday Glass Day in the pine grove near the pumping station. They enjoyed games and a good time with refreshments served.
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Grove
Jennie Naylor
Martha B. Hilison
Gleasondale
Pine Grove
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A. T. Haynes & Co
Collector’s Office
Richard Burne
Aetee
Dell Dale Farm
Junction
E. C. Cheney
North Acton
Howard C. Burr
South
Ellen
Wariboro-Hudson Gas Co
Main St
Tel
Lew Banner
Main Street
Mary Murphy
Matlboro
THE
Commercial
Gari Hove
F. Parker
Arthur J. Couglan
Ster Ay
Arthur J. Coughlan CO
William H. Lawler
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