Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings And Notables
Local notes report illness of Mrs Fred Jones and James Raidy leaving American powder mills. Mrs Felix Rainville has been in Hartford. Republican caucus set for Friday in Cooperative hall. Various social events, dances, and performances announced. Mary Burke buried in St Bridget's. many locals attend minstrel show in Stow. Mentions of autos, local businesses, and school activities amid a busy town week.
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Keto's
Mra
Fred Jones
James Raidy
American Powder Mills
Felix Rainville
Hartford
Conn
Cooperative Hall
J. W. Gately
A Billett
W. A. Haynes & Co
J. C. Dwinell
Glover
H. J. Dwinell
Walnut St
Hartwell Flood
Harrison
Carl Persons
Wesleyan University
Mauy Riley
Attleboro
George H. Creighton
Simmer St
P. J. Sullivan Has Yet to Make an Appearance
P. J. Sullivan has as yet made no reported appearance in the event or proceedings referenced, leaving observers awaiting any forthcoming update on his involvement or status.
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P. J. Sullivan
Blatt to Run Takes Out Nomination Papers for Council
Local candidate Blatt files nomination papers for a seat on the city council, signaling intent to seek election. Ballot access procedural steps are underway with filings at the county clerk's office.
No Rush For Republican Seats Names Speak At Meeting
A stated meeting to discuss new candidates for the Republican ticket includes Samuel Lawton and public declarations naming Arthur E. Walker, William Jones, and James J. Morgan as participants. The gathering signals continued party activity amid ongoing scrutiny of potential nominees.
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Samuel Lawton
Arthur E. Walker
William Jones
James J. Morgan
Mind Your Own Affairs medal contest sparks townwide search
W. W. Oliver, jeweler, announces a New York made medal for the first business man on Nason street who minds his own business. Hector Roberts and James Ledgard join the effort, with press access denied. A newly organized bowling team from the K. of C. district posted a strong score of 295. Miller and Billett performed well for the M. U. team.
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W. W. Oliver
Nason St
New York
Oliver
Hector Roberts
James Ledgard
K. of C
Miller
Billett
M. U
Dog license deadline moved up by town law
Town clerk posts notices in red ink announcing dogs must be licensed one month earlier under the new law. The message stresses urgency as the final day approaches.
Maynard Woman Club Notes Planned Meetings
The literary department plans a gathering on March 13 at the Philanthropic venue. The POU TBI meeting will be held in Masonic Hall Tuesday afternoon.
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Philanthropic
Death of Mrs Sharp Dockendorff at 55
Mrs Sharp Dockendorff, formerly of a town, died after several months illness from diabetes. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon with relatives and friends from the town in attendance. She was 55 years old.
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Sharp Dockendorff
Eac
Dockendorff
Clothesline Hanger With Adjustable Slack Mechanism
The device shows a clothesline hanger with multiple lines taken up by separate reels on a single shaft. The shaft, illustrated as A, has square sections fitting brackets on a wall. End brackets include ratchets to wind the shaft, tightening lines via hooks for tautness. The text also references a table on railway mileage.
Wells Memorial Institute Team Scored Seven To Twenty Three Loss
The Wells Memorial Institute team, a top national group, was defeated seven to twenty three by the Boston stars. The locals fought hard despite stage fright and handicap, securing sixteen draws in a tough contest from start to finish.
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Wells Memorial Institute
Wells
Boston
Local Bowling and Dramatic Club Contests End in Wins
Both the bowling team and the Maynard Dramatic club opened with a loss but the former rallied to beat Maynard. The Hibernians added Brayden and strengthened for a win, while the Actors had a rough night and plan a rematch with the Hibernian quintet. Neil Andrews may draft ladies to fill spots if regulars do not return.
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Maynard
Hibernian
Brayden
Neil Andrews
Largely Attended Supper At M B Church Highlights Epworth League Event
A largely attended supper and entertainment at the M B church on Saturday evening featured the Maynard Mandolin and Guitar club in its first appearance. The event was organized by an Epworth League committee led by H A Wilson with Emma Greenhalge Martha Pain and Bertha Links among the helpers.
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M. B
Epworth League
Maynard Mandolin and Guitar Club
H. A. Wilson
Misses Wien
Emma Greenhalge
Martha Pai
Bertha Links
Registrars Add 16 Names at First Meeting
At the town registration office on Wednesday evening the registrar added 16 names to the voters list marking initial progress toward the town election. The final registration day is Saturday from noon to 10 pm at the selectmen's office. Most registered voters to date are Finnish speaking residents, with several Finnish business leaders noting yearly growth in Finnish voters.
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Registrare of Voters
Regie‘trare
Town Meeting Warrant Calls March Election and Committee
The town issues a March meeting warrant seeking the election of officers and the appointment of the usual appropriation committee. The text notes routine articles beyond the standard agenda.
Seeley Seeeks Reelection as Fourth District Candidate
Interest grows in events planned for the fourth congressional district election. Fitchburg reports that a notable figure will not run. Mentioned potential contenders include Senator Harvey, Councillor J Lovell Johnson of Fitchburg, and Senator Levi H Greenwood of Gardner.
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Fitchburg
Harvey
Enterprise
J. Lovell Johnson
Levi H. Greenwood
Gardner
Rexall Orderlies Promote Gentle Purge Relief
A remedy ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a non irritant laxative option for acute or chronic digestive issues. It claims the product cleanses without purge or nausea, suitable for children and the elderly, sold in 25 cent and 10 cent package sizes.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Maynard Public Sale Notice and To Let Cottage
Public sale at 2 o'clock Saturday February 26 at the premises of William Taylor features a rubber tired buggy a double runner sleigh a sleigh and a covered wagon suitable for a baker cart or delivery wagon All in good condition Also for sale or to let a cottage house on Summer street with five acres of level land Apply to B H Davis Winthrop Mass
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William Taylor
Summer St
H. Davis
Winthrop, Mass
Town Clerk Nomination Fight Set for March 14 in Maynard
Local contest heats up as Frank B. Sanderson and Alfred E. B. McCleary vie for the town clerk nomination. Both candidates are highly regarded, with strong supporter networks. Maynard Nonlicense League held a Sunday meeting at Odd Fellows hall to plan rallies and speakers, aiming to secure two to three speakers. Some members traveled to Hudson Sunday evening to add fresh voices to the event.
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Frank B. Sanderson
Alfred EB. McCleary
Maynard NonLicense League
Odd Fellows Hall
League
Hudson
Get in the Bargain Line at the Big Store
A promotional note urges shoppers to join the bargain line for a large store sale meant to save customers money on purchases. The message emphasizes value and quick checkout during the event.
Soldier's Funeral Held Here for Local Soldier
The body of Joseph J., formerly of Stow and recently at the U S penitentiary Munroe Va, was brought to town and buried from the home of Mr and Mrs Will Litchfield. Rev E P Hunt conducted services. Mrs L A Thomas of Watertown presided over the funeral sales before burial in Stow.
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Joseph & J
Stow
U.S
Munroe
Wili Litchfield
E. ¥. Hunt
Ls A. Thomas
Waterytown
Sudbury Seeks White Pond for Water Supply
Sudbury asks the legislature for the right to take White Pond, located between Sudbury and Concord, to supply water for Sudbury’s near term needs. The pond is a favored Maynard area recreation spot and a valued local resource.
Unclear fragment hints at Fairbanks Co. Chicago ad aims
Fragment mentions Fairbanks Co in Chicago and a note about aiming to do enough advertising but doing too little. No clear events, dates, or names beyond that.
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Ee Ee Fairbanks Co
Chicago
Wn. K
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