Maynard News Highlights Local People and Events
Local notices report births, visits, and travels of town residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin’s newborn daughter and several weekend visitors from Marlboro and South Braintree. Community events encompass school graduations, band performances, alumni gatherings, and town meetings, with multiple residents taking trips and starting new jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Tobin
Keane
Worcester
Patrick McGrath
Carolyn. McCanthy
Marlboro
Lynch
Ore
Wallace Starr King
Walter Malin
Commer
W. A. Haynes Co
William Brayden
Westboro
Mary B. McCleary
San Francisco
Cal
Str
Moose
Waltham
Ralph Lingley
Rochner
N. Y
West Chelmsford
Oores
Ralph Kershaw
New York City
George H. Gutteridge
W. O. Strout
Mabel
Nettie Taylor
Marion Radcliffe
Mary. Hodgess
Sullivan
Fitchburg
St. Hilda’s ’ Church
Eila F. Ray Lodge
Summer Hill
A. W
Post Square
Mass
John J. Gallagher
Marriage of Miss May Martin and Lucerne Lowell Set Next Monday
The marriage of Miss May Martin and Lucerne Lowell will take place next Monday. Following the Boy Scouts meeting in the Congregational church vestry Tuesday evening, Dr. B L Salmon gave an interesting talk on Emergencies and demonstrated first aid for fractures burns near drowning and more, then spoke on physical development.
Woolen Co to void contract for new electric system changes
Inspected system review notes a new contract needed to relocate poles and start changes immediately. Woolen Co officials may waive the current contract expiring in September. A meeting of the selectmen this Wednesday is expected to address a lower rate, arguing local firm is well equipped to supply electricity cheaply and current rates are exorbitant.
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Woolen Co
Married and Single Men Set Series Opener on Wednesday
The Married and Single Men face the opening game of the series this Wednesday afternoon. The squad has reorganized and been strengthened this season by replacing their former captain, a capable pitcher, though described as an average captain with a record of three cipher wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Water set gift marks Kennedy's upcoming marriage
George A. Kennedy principal of the commercial department received a cut glass water set from his pupils as a recognition of his forthcoming marriage on July 7.
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George A. Kennedy
Methods of Canning Demonstration at Cannon's Hall
The Maynard Grange will host a free public demo on the latest canning methods for vegetables and fruits in Cannon's hall this Wednesday evening. Prof. C. A. Morton state agent in charge of boys and girls agricultural work will lead the demonstration with the assistance of several school girls.
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Maynard Grange
Cannon's Hall
C. A. Morton
Painful Accident In Root Beer Bottling
Mrs. Herbert Boothroy suffered a painful accident last week when a bottle of homemade root beer burst, severely lacerating the space between her thumb and forefinger. Dr. E. I. Salmon attended and dressed the wound. Also notices: bungalow for rent on Brown Street with modern improvements and seven room house for sale on Brooks Street Extension via RB. M. Stockbridge.
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Herbert Boothroy
BE. I. Salmon
Brooks St
RB. M. Stockbridge
New Idea Store Holds Record Crowds for 10 Minute Sales
Big crowds attend the New Idea store sale as Mr Heflin’s ten minute bargains draw shoppers. The ad in this issue lists further particulars and emphasizes bonafide values not matched in mercantile history.
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New Idea
Mrs Gertrude Whitney Demonstrates Kream Krisps at Local Store
Mrs Gertrude Whitney of Montwait visited the 8 B McCleary store Thursday through Saturday last week to demonstrate Kream Krisps. The new Westfield standard product is pitched as a pure cooking shortening replacing lard and butter and praised by several local ladies as better and more economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilae Kempton
Winthrop
Charles
Stanley
George Swaney
Lapointe Machine Tool Co
Hudson
Thomas Marsden
Jersey Butter Co
Hector Roberts
Providence
R. I
James, Claffin
Boston Police Force
Bridget Claffin
Tessie Carroll
Marlboro
Agnes Waldron
Anna
Barbara Nee
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Maynard Brass Band
Gleasondale
Hough’s Neck
Quincy
Maplest
Helen Buckley
Watertown
Margaret Hearn
James Claflin
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Mary Mabel Taybeir
Fitchburg Normal
Albert Ledgard
Littleton
Stone & Webster
Madeline Wall
Framingham
C Cook
Albert W. Haynes
Gertrude M. Haynes
John
Kielin- George Lesage
W. S. Glover
Glover
Fitchburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles McGill
Esther
Margaret
Marion
Bridget Claflin
Lowell
McGill
Middlesex Mills
Billerica
Lucy M. Schwartz
Samuel Ulman
Schwarts
Lowell High School
Lowell Normal School
Ulman
George H. Gutteridge
Eileen Murphy
Elizabeth Carpenter
P. H. Murphy
William Lord of
Stow
North Shore
Charles A. Welch
A. F
A. M
Sara Shaw
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Louis Shaw
Frank Binks
John Connors
Kate. Kurik
Railroad St
District ‘Court
A. T. Haynes
Fowler
Harry
A. L. Morse
H. J. Dwinell
Pauline Bent
Ruby Hamlin
Herbert Lawton
Walter Courtney
Carl Persons
Carl Persons and Mrs. L. 8. Brooks. Harry Fowler of Washington, D. C
Gertrude Whitney
Montwait
8. B
McCleary
Westfield
Sports for July 4th Festivities Highlight Local Matches
An excellent program for the July 4th celebration includes morning games between married and single men and an afternoon match between the Holy Name club and the Charlestown cadets. Prizes from George H. Gutteridge C. J. Lynch and local Boston firms are on display in the smoke shop windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Club
Charlestown Cadets
George H. Gutteridge
C. J. Lynch
Boston
Marlboro Help and Local Notables Hospital News
Robert Burhoe of Church Street recovers from tonsillitis. John Bogga Hatings treated for coat of paint exposure. N F Parker visited Fitghburg Miss Lillian Conroy. Benjamin sauiaed working at F A Wheeler drug store. Mrs John King Mount Ot Dr Boswell Westboro visited Dr J H O'Brien. Leslie Whitney with Wheeler Stephenson at the store. Robert Burke recovers from lengthy rheumatism.
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John ‘Bogga
Benjamin Sauiaed, Ire
F. A. Wheeler Drug Store
The Power of Toxine
One thousandth of a gram of tetanus toxin is enough to cause fatal effects. The fragment discusses the potency of the toxin and its implications for public health and safety.
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New York
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Gail
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J. H. O’brien
Leslie Whitney
Wheeler & Stephenson
Robert Burke
Sanitex
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