Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Civic Happenings
Poll tax notices mailed. Maynard residents host visitors from Lowell Petersham and England and welcome new church work. Fire parade, school events, sports, and town improvements are noted along with multiple guest visits, personnel changes, and a new straw hat cleaner ad.
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Charles Warren
Lowell
Arthur Champagne
Petersham
Mire
A. E. Walker
Glendalest
Hattie
Jennie Naylor
James Longley
C. M. & H. St Railroad
DeLee
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
If you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight. They produce an agreeable laxative effect, clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 25 cents. Samples free at H J Dwi nells drug store Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H.J. Dwinell
Maynard
Fr Crowe’s Holy Name Boys To Play Marlboro Team
A large Cambridge Holy Name club led by Rev John A Crowe will visit Marlboro on Saturday to face the Marlboro team. Murphy the famed minor league pitcher will start for Cambridge with Ainsmith catching and a supporting cast from Glennon Alexander Bellache Vaulkner Murphy Sheridan Cummings Clement. Marlboro responds by adding Tim Kenney and McKeon to strengthen the lineup for the clash considered one of the state’s fastest.
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Marlboro
John A. Crowe
Holy Name Boys of
Cambridge
Murphy
Greater Boston
Vaulkner
Sheridan
Cummings
Clement
Tim Kenney
Boston Americans
McKeon
Hol Crossman
Fr. Crowe
Holy Name Nine
Prospect St
Glennon
Alexander
Bellache
Faulknerss
Murphy P
Cummings Rf
Clements
Ainsmith
Kenney
South Framingham
Finnish Picnic Draws Finnish Americans Despite Discord
A large planned demonstration by Finnish locals Saturday drew fewer participants than hoped due to internal disagreements. Visitors from Worcester Quincy Gard ner and Fitchburg attended, with Fitchburg travelers delayed by a freight wreck. Afternoon events included a park picnic, band concert, speeches and sports, and an evening Music Hall entertainment featuring a Quincy glee club. Rev. R. E. Bisbee spoke, answered by Rev. J. E. Lillback, with Sunday temperance room exercises concluding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Quincey and
Gardner
Fitchburg
Littleton
Littleton. In the Afternoon There Was A Picnic At the Plagrounds
Music Hall
Quincy
R. E. Bisbee
J. E. Lillback
Pleasant Class Day Evening at Maynard High
Maynard High School class of 1907 held its class day exercises at Cooperative hall. Raymond Weltch led as master of ceremonies and Annie G. O Toole won top honors while Theresa Heffernan presented and read, Hattie Lethan gave poetry, Bertha Lawton read the class history, and Clementa Sullivan read the class will. The event ended with a late dance.
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Maynard High
Maynard High School
Cooperative Hall
Raymond Weltch
Raymond
Annie G. O'Toole
Theresa Heffernan
Miss O'Toole
Hattie Lent
Herbert Mallinson
Bertha Lawton
Lawton
Clementa Sullivan
Heffernan
Robert W. Carter
A. B. Papineau
Anna Gladys O'Toole
Celebration Plans for St Bridget Parish July 4 Event
Plans are rapidly moving forward for a July 4 celebration organized by St Bridget's parish members. The Cannon Cracker is at the printer and will be issued soon. The Maynard versus Act or game was canceled. Maynard will face a Marlboro team managed by E F Goggin, a former standout player.
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St. Bridget’s Parish
Maynard
E. F. Goggin
Worcester and Maynard Face Key Cricket Showdown
Worcester presses Maynard in a pivotal Central Mass cricket clash that could decide the season and the silver cup after Maynard’s dominant start. Victory would solidify Maynard’s grip, while Worcester win sparks a heated race for top honors.
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Voces
Central Mass
Opnohonts
Maynard
Worcester
Birthday Party for Fred Jones at Martin Home
Fred Jones an engineer at the Harri man laundry entertained about fifty friends Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs William Martin Mainst. The event featured an excellent musical program and refreshments with many gifts, including a gold watch and a K of P charm.
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Fred Jones
Harriman
William Martin
Mr. Jones
Graduation Exercises for M. H. & Graduates Held in Music Hall
The M. H. and graduates held graduation exercises Wednesday evening in Music Hall with a full audience. Hon. Alfred S. Roe of Worcester spoke on The Public Schools, highlighting their development. The program included an opening march, prayers, music, a class ode, and diplomas presented by Rev. A. B. Papineau.
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A. S. Roe of
Worcester
Maynard High School
Music Hall
Alfred §. Roe
Roe
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Lucrezia
Teachers Leave Town for Summer Break
Teachers depart town with Friday school closure until September 5. Listed destinations include Pearl Copeland Chelsea Alice Maloney Easthampton Lena Haynes Gardner Mary E Doherty Worcester Mar gueretta Conway Woburn Eva Garvin Millis Charlotte Canfield Lowell Mary B Var ley Mary B White and An inie W Burke Concord Helen Warren South Acton Mabel Sawyer Spencer Ruth Bag ster Alice Parker Harvard Edith Rockwell Melrose Edith Brooks Natick Etta Burns Ayer Principal J H Swayne to spend summer in Maine Supt J H Mackin to Harvard summer school.
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Pearl Copeland
Chelsea
Alice Maloney
Easthampton
Lena Haynes
Gardner
Mary E Doherty
Worcester
Margueretta Conway
Woburn
Eva Garvin
Millis
Charlotte Canfield
Lowell
Mary B. Varley
Mary B. White
Aninie W. Burke
Concord
Helen Warren
South Acton
Mabel Sawyer
Spencer
Ruth Bagster
Alice Parker
Harvard
Edith Rockwell
Melrose
Edith Brooks
Natick
Etta Burns
Ayer
J. H. Swayne
Maine
J. H. Mackin
Graduates Take Prizes at St Bridget's Church
At St. Bridget's Sunday night the senior division graduates of the Sunday school received diplomas and prizes. Miss Mabel Comeau won the first prize gold watch, Miss May Ledgard the second prize rosary beads, and Miss Mary Sullivan the third prize medal. Walter Comeau won the top prize again but offered to exchange with Louis Sullivan who took second, a medal.
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St. Bridget's Church
Mabel Comeau
May Ledgard
Mary Sullivan
Walter Comeau
Louis Sullivan
Comeau
Thirteenth Intercollegiate Regatta Opens With Open Race
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 26 the thirteenth annual intercollegiate regatta opens with no clear favorite in the varsity eight event. Seven crews enter the big race and three heats are scheduled for today.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bresnahan to Leave Hospital for Toledo Home
New York National League catcher Roger Bresnahan, hit on the head by a Coakley pitch last week, will depart the hospital for his Toledo home tomorrow and will be unable to play for three weeks or more.
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Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Roger Bresnahan
New York
Coakley
Toledo
David Daley's Decision on Father John's Medicine
David Daley of Manchester New Hampshire credits Father John's Medicine with curing a stubborn cough after using two bottles. He praises the product for strengthening him as a body builder and asserts it cures throat and lung troubles without poisonous drugs or alcohol, claiming 60 years of use.
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Father John
David Daley
Hevey St
Manchester
N.hh
Mother John
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Relieves colic stomach pains and diarrhoea quickly. Sold by H J Dwinell Maynard. The Daily Newspaper notes legitimate advertising in Toledo Com 161.
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H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Toledo
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