Maynard News Briefs Include Social Visits and Local Events
Maynard notes a stream of visitors from Lawrence Dorchester Canton Whitinsville and New York as residents share weeklong visits. town events include a Hale high school graduation ceremony and a public concert by the brass band. local infrastructure developments include macadam street work on Summer street and a new tar walk on Sudbury street. instances of discipline and crime mention an assault case and cautions about bathing at the ice house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Persons
Wesleyan University
Harrison
Brick
Hale High
Stow
Lake Boon
M. Louise Doherty
Agnes Barry
Joseph Martin
Main St
Summer St
Bertha Lawton
Wiliam Naylor
Fitchburg Normal School
Fitchburg
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Sudbury St
Charles H. Persons
Dorothy
Esoa
Poe
William Tobin
Proctoraville
William Denniston
New York City
John Davis
Wiliam Jones
Frank White
Bernard O'Brien
American Mills
Ralph Case
Bert Lark
Walt Ralph Coleman
Lawrence
Hanna
Maple St
Fowler
Harvard
Fred L. Carpenter
F. P
Brooks St
Evelyn Murphy
Mamie Callahan
NM. J
John Callahan
Prospect Court
Arthur J. Coughlan
Fire Department
James J. Ledgard
Lynch Bros
8. Goldenberg
Ledgard and Roberts
Drop In Tax Rate as Assessors Set $16 for Coming Year
Assessors announce the coming year’s tax rate at $16 per thousand a drop of 60 cents from last year. State tax due from Maynard totals $6,105 and county tax is $4,234. Heaviest taxpayers listed include Maynard & St RR cm, W A Haynes Co, Amory, and others with amounts shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Saat
Me Oen Co
James’ R. Bent
W. B. Case
Lucy J. Cane
Concord, Maynard & St RR
Godt Ae
Fowler
AG. Huyn
W. A. Haynes Co
A. T. Haynes Co
Thomas Hillts
Jouingham
Loewe
Amory
James F Clark Announces Departure From Wife
A notice from James F Clark states his wife Mrs James F Clark has left him and he plans to remarry on June 37 1910. The missive is a personal public communication addressing marital separation and future intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Clark
Maynard Appointed Driver for Harri Man Laundry
Maynard becomes a driver for the Harri man Laundry Company, joining the workforce as a transportation staff member. His role focuses on reducing turnaround times and improving delivery efficiency for garment cleaning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Harriman Laundry Company
Political deal eyed in Fitchburg and Waltham notices
The Fitchburg News and Waltham Evening News devote space to politics. The Evening News proposes Col Doty as a compromise for a future state position if multiple candidates split the field. The ex state chairman has a Federal post, narrowing his contest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg News
Waltham Evening News
Evening News
Col. Doty
Post- Hom
Graduation Night Diploma Ceremony Recalls Eleventh Grade
Diploma recipients Edith Wolfenden and Gertrude Rich led a Thursday evening ceremony with remarks by Renee Winship. The class chorus performed under King Cole’s orchestra, and the program included an educational address, songs, a class ode by Rena Smith, and the diploma presentations by F S Brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isto
Renee A. K H. Winship
State Board of Education
Come
Edith Anne Wolfenden
Gertrude Rich
Homors
King & Cole
Marie Comeau
Christina Agatha Heffernan
Lessie
Gertrude Lawton
Annie Eilisabeth McCarron
Florence Haze
Oliver
Rena Elizabeth Smith
Beatrice Allen Taylor
Edith
Arthur B. Papineau
Dance of the Fairies Co
B. Rich
Gertrude Ries
Denza B. Merry June Vincent
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Exenford
Brick
Pretty Gardner wedding ties Ada Bower to Charles Merrill
Ada Bower of Acton and Charles Merrill of Gardner were married in the Congregational church in May. The ceremony featured a double ring service, daisies and ferns, and a reception at the bride's home. Merrill will reside in Gardner after a wedding trip, with both families and friends from several towns sending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Bower
John Bower
Acton
Charles Merrill
Gardner
E. Hunt
Mary
Eather Bower
Joseph Erickson
War Smith
Gladys Smith
Miss May Bower
Miss Esther
Herbert Lawton
George and
Philip Bower
George Smith
F. Smallwood
Lowell
Gleasondale
Hudson
Andover
Boston
Maine
Merrill
Selectmen Have No Authority On Curfew Law
The board has investigated curfew power and found no authority to enact such a regulation without a special town meeting and legal adoption. Sweeney & Wilac reported on a Somerville by law as a potential model. Promoters push the idea amid town sentiment for stricter policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney & W Wilac
Somerville
ANOTHER NEW GREENHOUSE FOR ALBERT BATLEY AND SON
Albert Batley and son plan a large greenhouse addition to their plant to enhance the florist business in the locality. Contractor Stuart of Cambridge oversees the construction of a 135 by 60 foot structure with concrete and glass walls and all modern conveniences. The existing plant building is also enlarged to improve handling of increasing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Batley
Christie's Hosts Offer Hot Weather Bargains
A Somerville party of 12 young ladies occupies Dr. Garland's cottage near the pumping station. The group is described as very young, with the hot weather likely driving the bargains and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie's
Somerville
Dr. Garland
Tracks Over Bridge South Acton Closure Planned
Work will begin soon on the Ac overhead bridge at South Acton. Crews will install rails beams and girders then lay sleepers and position rails. No running time changes are planned for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
July 4 Observance Planned by St. Bridget's Parish
Plans are complete for a safe observance of Independence Day led by St. Bridget's parish and Cannon Cracker. A Maynard brass band parade will convey crowds to the picnic grounds around 9 AM, followed by a grove program including Standish male quartet of Boston and other amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Maynard Brass Band
Boston
Twilight Club Ladies Day at Lake’o Cottage
Twilight club members held their annual ladies day at their summer cottage on Lake ’o. A gala banquet and vocal solos contributed to the cheerful mood while canoeing formed part of the day’s outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Lake 'O
Oceansion
Quiet Acton Home Wedding Joins Annie Gray and David Clayton
A quiet home wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the bride's parents home on Maynard lot. Annie Gray, an Acton girl, married David Clayton in a ceremony performed by Rev. Merritt A. Parren. The groom, an employee of the mill, left for Canada tonight for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Boston
Anthony Sweet
Exchange Square
Annie Gray
David Clayton
Maynard Lot
Canada
Merritt A. Parren
Selectmen Tighten Night Clamps For Sunday Celebrations
Town officials plan strict patrols and special officers on duty to curb late night mischief after sundown. They aim to prevent injuries by banning blank cartridges and large cannon crackers during the Sunday festivities. Also listed is a for sale notice for a press merst house with seven and a half acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Philips
State Appropriates Funds For Road Repair and Macadam
The state allocates 1800 dollars for road work under Chap 52508, with 1500 dollars previously appropriated. The project includes repairing the Summer state corridor to the Sudbury line and constructing a macadam stretch, with a medal building planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ft Dos
For Sale Five Acre Lot Near Winthrop Mass
A five acre level land parcel offered for sale by EB H. Davis at 64 Crest Ave Winthrop Massachusetts. Property can be divided into house lots with a large stable if desired. Includes furnace and cement cellar and one acre of land. Suitable for development or private estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Davis
Crest Ave
Winthrop
Mass
Concord Community News Highlights July Salmon Orders and Local Events
Local notices report July 4 salmon orders from Spencer Bros and a vacation visit by Mrs. George Warren. Wilbur P. Richardson travels from Marquette, N D for a vacation. George Miller returns from Monson for graduation. Parish flowers drive runs July and August with four to five daily hours. members urged to donate blooms. Notables include former teacher George Miller, Mrs. Raymond Reed at graduation, and Mrs. William Goodell returning from Mass General after health improvement. L. O. Anderson heads to Jaffrey for summer work. Mary signs and Peters attend near-term events. The Mary Board of Women’s activities dates noted. University commencements in Middletown, Conn. plans referenced. W. T. Farrar & Co. will continue business. Fourth of July observances include a patriotic address by Edwin D. Mead and a church union service. Funeral notice for George, 49, of Augusta, Me, buried Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Bros
George Warren
Land
Wilbur P. Richardson
Marquette
N. D
Vandew
C. Smith
George 8. Miller
Monson
Raymond Reed
William Goodell
King's Daughters
L. O. Anderson
Jaffrey
N. H
Edwardson
J. W
Ruth Raymond
Mer
D. O. Ford
Eas
The
Mary of the Woman's Board
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Annie O'Connell
Alston
James H. Johnston
Dorchester
Edward Ferns
Canton
Patrick McGrath
Martin Kane
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James Coulter
Methuen
Muste Hall
Joseph V. Gately
Catherine Powers
Elizabeth Mahon
Seei
Bell
Old Orchare
Thomas King
Powder Mill
Village
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New York
Mamie Carpenter
May Sullivan
Connecticm
Arthur Sullivan
Ethel Rich
Waltham
F. A. Rich
John Connors
James le Baron and Son
John Desmond
William 8. Bellows
Springfield
J. M. Bellows
Marjory O'Connor
Newark
N. J
Moore, Great Road
Alfred Alp
Gavin Taylor
Niagara Park
Hamilton
Ont
Alfred T. Haynes
Cambridge
Jenny Ledgard
May
Pen. Sutey
Worcester
T. J. Judge
M. A. Farren
Maud Riley
William Scully
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Marlboro
Mary Coughin
Acton Center
Fitchburg Normals
M. EH
Mr. Rice
Cricket League
Reseen Eem Eee
Teese
Rena Smith
Barbara Ham
Ashfield
Carl Selig
William Lawrence
Ee “Hospital
Dilroy
Moving Pictures
Cooperative Hall
Mer St
Concord
Haver
Eunice
Middletown
Conn
Bing
Raymond Emerson
Joseph Dee, Jr
Iste Willard Bar
W. T. Farrar & Go
Gram
Edwin D. Mead
Bess
Julian
George
Artad
Augusta
Brooks
Margaret Flanjmery
Delee
DeLee’s Pharmacy
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