Week in Maynard Reflects Local Weavings and Changes
A wave of brief notes details residents moving in and out, new jobs at mills and railways, staff changes, and social events. James Green begins work in Lawrence while John Petersen relocates his family to town. several weddings, jurors completing duties, and a rum mage sale at the M E B church are noted alongside band concert plans and a growing baseball trolley league discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perigo
James Green
Lawrence
Nason At
John Jagling
George N. Gove
Fred Cabill
Special Police
Horace Townsend
Michael Waldron
Mill St
John Petersen
Stow
Maynard Barn
John White
Edward Ferns
Leonard Smith
Natick
Edward Usher
Mamie Coughlin
Orange
Susie Sheehan
Woburn
Gutteridge
Misa Delia Noonan
Clinton
William Campbell
Marlboro
R. J. Keep
Everett
Congregational Church
Alice McCormick
W. B. Case & Sons
Mac ‘Morgan
Jim Lawrence
Davis Leithead
Quebec
Parker St
Elizabeth May
South Framingham Hospital
M. EB
James Ryan
St. Bridget Aggregation
Alice E. Towne
Waterville
Calvin Miller
C. M. &.H. Street Railway
Gleasondale
Alfred Benjamin
New Hampshire
C. M. H. Street Railway
James Coke
Allston
Maynard
Harry Ledgard
Harry Chase
Heo
H. A. Cook
N. Y
George Dyson
Mabel Goggins
K. T. Richards
Josiah Brown
Chelsea
Honora Connors
Sullivan
Concord
Boston
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
W. J. Dwinell
F. Gannon
John Green
Jeremiah Sullivan
James DeLee
T. H. Grady
John Smith
Harry E. Brigham
Jolly Blve
Cooperative
Orchestra
John Collins
Guarantee Promises Refund on Mi o Na Boxes
Refund promise for purchasers who return empty Mi o Na box. Covers two boxes or a month’s treatment. Mentions dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Johnson’s Pharmacy advertises the remedy with money-back guarantee.
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Virginia Man
Mr. J. W. Turner of Truhart Virginia says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than any medicine from a doctor. He endorses the remedy for stomach and liver concerns and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Turner
Truhart
Ieee Cole
West Enders fall to East Enders in loopy baseball clash
East Enders beat West Enders on the playground as Bat’s youth squad overwhelmed them 16 to 7 amid errors and passes. Highlights include a spectacular McGill catch and standout umpiring by Lester Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
A. J. Coughlin
West End
Leyden
West Enders
Fr. Crowe
Mac
Fred Kelley
Charles McGill
W. B. Sluggers
Bat
East Enders
Lester Jones
McGill
Collins
Bariteau
Lowe
Cleary
O. K
Lightning Strikes Hit Maynard Mills and Town Homes
A Saturday lightning shower struck two American Powder Co. mills No. 4 and 6 causing explosions burning hundreds of pounds of powder and about $800 in damage. Albert W. Haynes house was struck wounding Mrs. Haynes. a Powers infant suffered a severe shock. Streetcar service halted briefly as the storm raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
American Powder Co
Albert W. Haynes
Wolcott St
Special Town Meeting Votes to Repeal School Land Purchases
A Monday night special town meeting drew 25 citizens who opposed funding eight Parker street lots for a school site and also rejected 19 lots for purchase. The panel rescinded the $800 and $1800 authorizations but did not advance borrowing of $1000. Small actions included accepting $20 from S P A for a watering trough and establishing it at Concord and Acton streets, plus $150 to maintain Stanley Lot in Glenwood cemetery. Arthur J. Coughlin served as moderator. meeting lasted about 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker St
Goncord and
Acton Streets
Stanley
Glenwood Cemetery
Arthur J. Coughlin
Clarence Haynes Drowns While Learning to Swim at Nashua
Clarence Haynes of this town drowned at The Shady pool near the Nashua boat house in Nashua New Hampshire while learning to swim. He went beyond his depth in about eight feet of water, about twelve feet from shore. M J Mulcahy of Worcester, a good swimmer, witnessed the accident and rendered aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Haynes
Nashua
N. H
Shady
Haynes
M. J. Mulcahy
Worcester
Driven To Desperation at Remote Location
A terse item notes a person living in an out of the way place driven to desperation by unclear pressures. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Choking Catarrh Cured by Hyomel Claim
Advert claims Hyomel cures catarrh with balsamic air after short inhalations. It sells for 1 dollar for outfit and 50 cents for refills, with Johnson's Pharmacy offering money back if no cure and testimonials from users in city and nearby towns. There is emphasis on repeated daily use and a lifetime inhaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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Daniel B. Goodenow
James Tallon
Wilfred
Xenia
Caroline Cushman
Bennington
W. H. Lord
Theigh School
Sudbury
Max Blatt
District Court
Nellie Clahane
Haskell Gorosky
Sara Corosky
Edward Parker
Gilbertville
Angel Smith
Joshua Naylor
Baltimore
C. Eugene Elise
France
Italy
Greece
Thomas Downey
The
Boston Globe
B. J. Coughlin
Bessie Sheehan
Waltham
C. BK. Williams
Annie Hinch‘cliffe
George Keith
American Powder Co S
South Acton
Joel Parmenter
H. J. Dwinell
Nason Street
R. and &S
Herbert Moore
B. Jr Slater
George W. Bradley
Fred B. Emery
John H. Woollerschied
J. G
William Martin
A. G. Fairbanks
Sege
Walter Young
Jason Young
Maynard Cricket Association
Sudbury St
T. F. Parker
May Ferns
Billerica
John Rouse
Newton
Fred Shanahan
Roxbury
Ambrose Marsden
Walter B. Currier
Lynn
Charles Crossley
Kate Crowley
John Punch
Concord Junction
Daniel Nagle
Chris Wilson
Louise Carlsen
Burling
Hudson Lodge of
Eagles
John McGrath
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Frank Detling
Hudson
Hilferty
Kelley
Lawler
Strts Loewe c
White
R. Kelley
Coughlin
Maley
B. Coughlin
Goodenow
Punch
Smith
Butler
F. Kelley
Colline
Loewe
Tian
Cine
King
Codenow
Butler Rf
American Powder Mills
Nashua River
Swim
Oxford
Maynard, Mass
Thomas F. Parker
Main ST
Mill Maynard
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