Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Sports Notes
Maynard reports on residents visiting relatives in New York and Massachusetts towns. Dart mouth College admits Perry and several locals plan studies. Marlboro game fans attend a contest with Eddie Loughlin in center field. Moving pictures, rail schedules, box testing, and Fourth of July preparations fill community life alongside school and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Perry
Dartmouth College
Lincoln
Marlboro
Assabet Aerie of
Eagles
William Denniston
New York
Maynard
Eddie” Loughlin
Family notices and business ad tucked in Hariman Laundry page
Mr and Mrs Fred Sims announce the birth of a baby girl and William Ryan starts work at Pippin shop in Boston. James Ryan begins work in the weaving department of the mil. L E Wilson is convalescing from a severe rheumatic attack. An advertisement for Hariman New Method Laundry Co. appears elsewhere in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sims
William Ryan
Pippin
Boston
James Ryan
Mil
L. E. Wilson
Hariman New Method Laundry Co
Maynard High School Honors Luce and Presents Class Gift
Despite heat, Maynard High School graduation in Music hall featured Hon. Robert Luce of Somerville delivering a strong address The Scholar's Debt to Education and the class of 1909 presented a handsome picture to the school Louis Sullivan class president made the presentation and Dean Blanchard accepted A list of diploma recipients followed with an intact program noted aloud by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Music Hall
Robert BE. Luce
Somerville
Luce
Louis Sullivan
Dean Blanchard
Kindergarten To Open In Public School System Rise
Supt. of Schools Francis E. Brick announces a fall start for a new cooperative kindergarten with 25 pupils. Initial weekly cost about $1.50, funded by a cooperative plan. The program will run separately from the regular schools, with a view to possible later incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Francis
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Winnifred Stokes and Curtis Smith
At the Stokes residence in Pine Street, Winnifred A. Stokes and Curtis W. Smith were married by Rev. E. F. Hunt in a decorated parlor. Vera Killerby served as bridesmaid and Bernard Smith was best man. The couple will live on Harrison Street after a wedding trip to Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stokes
Pine St
Winnifred A. Stokes
Curtis W. Smith
E. F. Hunt
Vera Killerby
Bernard Smith
Best line of fireworks in town as agents for Davis ice cream
Local fireworks seller channels Davis ice cream fame through Lynch Bros. promotion seeking attention at the town outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Lynch Bros
Opening of Forbes Park Fires Pittsburg Baseball Fever
Pittsburg fans celebrate the opening of Forbes Park, Barney Dreyfuss’ $1,009,000 ball field, as the Pirates host the Cubs. Many businesses declare a half holiday to attend the dedication and see Fred Clarke's Pirates. The park seats 25 000 and is praised as a world class venue in an exclusive neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pirates
Forbes Park
Barney Dreyfuss
Fred Clarke
Cubs
Forbes
James Forbes
Tax rate in Maynard comes in at 16 60 this year
Maynard assessors announced the tax rate for the year at 16 60 on Wednesday morning. They expected as high as 18 or more due to license revenue loss but kept the rate lower. A green purse containing money was lost in Hudson or Maynard or on cars between the towns. finder should return to Miss Fanny White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hudson
Fanny White
Runaway Horse Causes Strawberry and Egg Mail on Nason Street
A horse owned by Mr. Robbins of Acton ran wild on Nason street after frightened by an electric car. The runaway toppled a wagon, smashed a mud guard, and spilled eggs and strawberries while nearly harming Dr. Hamblen and Luke Brooks. The team broke its shafts and the cargo was ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason St
Maynard to Host Lincolns in Revival Baseball Opener
The newly organized Maynard team under Henry Gilroy opens Saturday at 4 PM against the Lincolns, a strong visiting club led by Hodge and Perkins. Hall of Tufts on the mound backs Maynard, with Bert Braydon at first and Jink Murray at second, while O Connell and O Neil likely regulars in the infield. Eddie Sheridan returns in the garden with Jimmy Ryan and Frank Braydon as support. advance sale is strong as Mer Gilroy aims to restore baseball prominence locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. White
James Ledgard
Henry Gilroy
Keene
N. H
New Hampshire
Myrtle Forbes
Montreal
Edward Henderson
Pleasant Sr
Cricket Grounds
Worcester Blues
Maynard
Genevieve Murray
Hudson
Murray
Jones
M. F. Mullin
James J. Hilferty
Chase & Sanborn
H. J. Dwinell
Gardner
Flaherty
Cushing Academy
Hall of
Tufts
Clifford
Bixby
Ryan
O'Connell
Concord
Sheridan James Sheridan
Frank Murray
Lincolns
Lowney-Mansfield
Stonehams
Hodge
Perkins
McKenna
Linberg
Dupuis
Hicks
Cambria
Hall
Tip O'Neil
Boston
O'Neil
Eddie Sheridan
Jimmy Ryan
Frank Braydon
Mer. Gilroy
Music Hall Opens With Latest Film Features This Week
The weekly program at Music Hall runs Friday and Saturday with the newest pictures. William Po Scully and Miss Edna Cheney perform popular numbers including Toodles Liza and Moon Mad Moon. A Saturday night change in pictures. hall kept cool for comfort of ladies and children. Miss Maud Landers to play piano this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Show
Music Hall
William Scully
Edna Cheney
Fitchburg Normal School
Agnes Richardson
Nina Clark
Agnes Greenhalgh
Raymond Hamlin
Revere
John H. Leyden
William Marshall
Waltham
Maynard
Martha. Dahl
Westboro
H. P. N. Dahl
Concord St
Minnie J. Shea
Boston
Mary J. Shea
Glendale St
Edward Williams
Timothy Moynihan
Brockton
South, Acton
William Po
Scully
Toodles
Liza
Moon
Maud Landers
Waino Keto Builds Expanding Tonic Business Fast
Waino Keto grows a small venture into a flourishing tonic trade. He started by selling to Finnish residents and now supplies many stores. He is enlarging his plant on Florida Road to meet rising demand for his product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waino Keto
Keto
Florida Road
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Maynard News
Norriss
A. F. Warren
J. B. Marsh
Springfield
Lilla Clark
R. Kitchin
Freeport
Albert Davis
Stottville
A. Whitney
Maple, St
Henry Daniels
Elizabeth Hodges
Carrie Whitcomb
Malden
John W. Flood
Sherman
Cooperative Hall
Arthur Woodart
Bth
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St
Haynes’ Bakery
Concord High
Fre
Dartmouth St
Elmwood
District’ Court
Isaac Walama
House of Correction
Chandt & Wilcox
Parmenter's Crossing
Townsend
Sweeney
John ‘Wagner
John Winkley
Lowell
Frank Goulter
James Donnelley
Brighton
Assabet Mills
John A. Crowe
Cambridge
Mrs.Mungo Bain
Fitchburg
Ralph Case
Lake Boon
Tonawanda
C. F. Connor
Concord Junction
Dahl
Elsie Taylor
Vermont
James Claflin
Bridgetown
Nasca St
Hazel Phillips
York Beach
John Buckley
Franklin
George Laubenstien
Worcester
Harry Ledgard
Weston
Kate Lawler
Martin Keane
Mary Johnson
Newfoundland
James Johnson
Theresa Keefe
East Boston
Mary Denehy
Percival
Lena Sheridan
Irene Batley
Newton
William Doyle
John Nordberg
Alex McCabe
Lee Griswold
Terryville
J. C. Rockwell
Sunny South Company
M.J. McNamara
Clinton
Maple House
Assabet Park
Unity Circle, C
Lee Donahue
Mildred Morgan
Union
Lake Bo
Maynard High
M. Storch
Wagner
Robert Luce
Somerville Music
Glover
Daniel Goodenow
Torreador
Aloysius John McGrail
Stephen Kingsbury Perry
George Victor Binns
Grace Elizabeth Bishop
Nina Mae ‘Clark
Frank Raymond Greer
Agnes Charlotte Greenhalgh
Ralph Winckley Lawton
Edmund Stow MacPherson
Carl Clough Persons
Adah Carrie Mabel. Rand
Robert Raymond Rich
Sarah Anne Shaw
Louis Edmund Sullivan
Margretta Agnes Wallace
Bijet
RT. Bridg
St. Bridget's Parish
Post Office Square
Maynard Brass Band
Grove
Maynaid
Algo
the Grove
Smoky City
H. Fisch
Commonwealth Ave
Main Street
M. I. McNamara
McNamara
MUSIC
Rexall
Delee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Maynard, Mass
Maynard’s
Pool and Recreation Headquarters
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