Maynard News Briefs Roundup of Local Happenings
Mrs Marion Ballou visits P B I. Residents recover from illness. Charles Foss from Lynn visits. Local guests travel to New York and Quebec. Fire department practice on Wal tham street. Maynard cricket club plans July 4 match. Finnish societies plan Fitchburg convention. Addresses, outings, and school activities populate the week’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ballou
Charles Drew
Henry Gilroy
Thomas Quirk
Revere Beach
Charles Foss
Lynn
Julia Lynch
Wm. McAusian
Robert Carter
Swampscott
Leopard Cage Runaway Terrifies Town Near Meth odist Church
A leopard cage overturned during a Sautelle circus parade on Parker Street near the Methodist church. The keeper and driver were badly bruised as spectators fled. injuries included a crushed foot to a boy and near loss of an ear for another, with a Finnish youth also injured. The incident caused half an hour of chaos before order returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sautelle Circus
Parker St
George Brown
Fred Brill
Recognition Service for Local Church Pastor Rev Frederick M Rutan
Rev Frederick N Rutan Ph D formally recognized as pastor of Union Congregational church in town. Large attendance with prayers sermon and messages from regional ministers followed by a reception and a covenant between church and pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Rutan
Frederick N. Rutan
Union Congregational Church
Rutan
W. H
Butteridge
A. A. Berle
D. D
Shawmut Congregational Church
Boston
Edward H. Newcomb
Plymouth Church
Framingham
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
J. W. Kelley
Vera P. Killerby
Bernard F Smith
Joseph Killerby
Dewey
F. N. Rutan
Congregational Church
Jaudina Killerby
Frederick Killerby
Misa Mary HH. Bow
Frank Stallwood
Weatvale
Jonathan
Jillion Mead
Fon. Rutan
Congrestional Church
Mica Weather Power
Arthur
Ryno
Miases Suate Ling
Mahel Morria
Isabelle Perth
Pandora Club
Fills W Cook Dies After Illness at Home on Brooks Street
Fills W Cook a respected town resident died at his Brooks street home at 11 50 Sunday night after a week long pneumonia illness. He was 53 born in Blackstone came to Maynard 16 years ago as an overseer in finishing later worked in Stottsville New York. Ill health kept him from work for years and he returned to Maynard to regain health. Survived by wife and four children. Funeral held at his Brooks street home Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev T J Judge burial Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementa Sullivan
Holden
Ralph Case
Lake Boon
H. P. N. Dahl
Martha Dahl
Revere Beach
William Morrison
Hannah Wirself
Park St
Fred Lawton
Concord Junction
Julia Lynch
Middlesex Club
Agatha Taillon
Antioch Academy
Yellow Springs
Minnie Gilroy
Woonsocket
Mary Flynn
Everett
Annie Lyons
Michael Wall
John Wolfe
Gilbertville
Elise Taylor
Arthur BE. Walker
Fall River
William McGrail
Boston College
John Harris
New Haven
Gutteridge’s
Yarmouth
Louis Sullivan
Edward McPherson
Tufts College
Sullivan
Enterprise
Finnish Temperance Society
Worcester
W. B. Case
Beatrice
Pittsfield
Rockville
Conn
Whitney
James J. Morgan
Charles Spenen
NG Chrle Boyce
Fredekeoeke
Johr E 'Eheo Hyndmac
Aud
Iter
P Aanls Seylor
Fills W. Cook
Brooks St
Blackstone
Maynard
Stottsville
N. Y
Cook
T. J. Judge
Glenwood Cemetery
Town awards modern ladder truck contract to Waltham firm
A town committee selects James Mullin of Waltham to build a steel ladder fire truck with rubber tires and trussed ladders. The vehicle will deliver within 100 days, carry 229 feet of ladders, and cost $1,800. It includes modern features praised as a model of efficiency and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullin
Waltham
West Somerville treasurer supervises new Maynard Laundry opening
Clayton Hunt of West Somerville, treasurer and manager of the Maynard Laundry Co., is in town overseeing the renovation of the old Hirriman laundry for an early opening. He says the plant will feature the latest laundry machinery and aim to be a modern operation boosting town prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Hunt
West Somerville
New Maynard Laundry Co
Hirriman
Hall gains controlling stake in La Pointe Machine Works
J Keyes Hall of Stow purchases the O Neil interest, securing the controlling stake at Hudson based La Pointe Machine Works. Rumor had The firm might leave Hudson but with Hall as largest holder it is likely to stay. Other notices list domestic help and a horse and buggy wanted in Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keyes Hall
Stow
O'Neil
Lapointe Machine Works
Hudson
Mr. Hall
Lever’s
Nasons
Maynard
Mass
Maynard Weddings Tie Town’s Friendly Bond
A busy wedding week unites Miss Mary A Green with ex-Rep. Cornelius Lynch at Windeet's church amid large crowds from Lynn Boston Hopkinton Pittsfield Arlington Concord and Maynard. The reception followed at Mr and Mrs Dentel Murnhvy Fast and the couple plan trips to Philadelphia Washington and New York before settling on Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windeet
Wiss Morcaret Murphy
Pittafield
Ceorce Leach
Stroom
Fr Browne
Wessing
An’ Vere Dentel Murnhvy
Lynn
Roston
Hopkinton Pittefield
Arlineton
Concord
Cleagon
Marlboro
Lyneh
Boston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
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Joseph Byron
Catherine Maley
Tony Collins
Daniel Mahoney
Roxbury
John McCarthy
Pleasant
Sydney McCleary
A. T. Haynes
Patrick Trimbly
South Boston
Geo. Jackman
Linwood White
Mansfield
Thomas
George
Nora Green
Daniel Murphy
Carolyn
Elizabeth Herbert
Howard Herbert
Quebec
Can
Mark Kelley
Leonard
Millers’ Falls
Lee Griswold
Lee
Terryville
Tilton
N. H
Joel Butterworth
William Holt
Superior Civil Court
East Cambridge
Margaret Duggan
Nellie Hannon
James Duggan
Hudson High School
Fire Department
Waltham St
James Moran
Lowell
Acton
Sterling
William Baron
Gladys
Helen
Martin
Lemoine
William Punch
Linden St
Mary Daley
Carney Hospital
Ellie Murphy
Christie
Main St
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
Maynard Cricket Club
Central Mass
Finnish Socialist Society
Fitchburg
Soe
Stephen Beaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Beaton
John Higgins
Andrew McEwan
Ralph Jones
Actonst
Ivy Peirce
Fred Morris
John Ferreira
A. Bander
Alice
Frances Nagle
Berwick
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Progressive Lodge, K. of P
Puffer's Pond
Jeremiah Wilcox
Southbridge
Peter Wilcox
George Dyson
Margaret Murphy
Agnes Barry
M. Louise Doherty
Odist Church
Connec
Maynard High School
Music Hall
Nettie Taylor
Dorothy Persons
Margaret A. Williams
Marcella Sullivan
Janette May Taylor
Laura MacPherson
Margaret Williams
Inez McDonald
Frederick Dana Jones
Hartwell Flood
T. J. Judge School
Loomis
Dorothy Ellen Persons
Salutatorian
Herbert
Europe
America
Margaret Ann Williams
Waldheufe
Laura May MacPherson
Inez Ellen McDonald
Marcella Adeline Sullivan
Hartwell
Walter Flood Orchestra
Birds and
the Brook
Geibel
F. S. Brick Orchestra
Lesnick’s
Thomas J. .Jugde
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick N. Cutler
Ellis W. Cook
Hayward Cottage
Margaret V. Casey
Nason St
Green—Lynch
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
Hibernians
K. of C
Lynch
Killerby—Smith
Mise Bower
Mr. Smallwood
Plymouth
Tawrence
North Andover
Lowell Pittafeld
Mavreard
Leason
Nomerose
Vera Killeray
Dewey St
Killerby
Gilroy
Moving Pictures
Lerer
DEPT
Nason Street
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Violet Dulce
Dulee
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