Local notices and social updates from Maynard and surrounding towns
Local items report illnesses visits guests and employment changes. Residents such as Mrs McCarthy and Mr Hird are listed with recent activities while shops including V Gately hardware and Distasio’s market are noted as open. Community groups discuss meetings fund drives and a Lincoln memorial committee aiming to raise funds.
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Boston Cut Pride
John McCarthy
Pleasant St
George Hird
Lowell
le Mérie
Maynard No License League Activates Citizens Vote
A new No License League backed by St. Bridget’s Temperance plans a big push on the liquor question in Maynard. Lecturers John T. Shea and George W. Alden will speak at Music Hall along with a quartet, as temperance literature circulates and the campaign heats up ahead of a tight vote.
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Maynard
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
Music Hall
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Brockton
No License League
George Salisbury
Hiram
Parkin
George Lawton
William Baxter
Ppd
New Hardware Store Opens in Loewe’s Block
Joseph V. Gately opened a new hardware store in Loewe’s block. With over ten years in town, he offers a up to date setup and a full line of hardware, arranged neatly to attract customers. Business started briskly as friends and new patrons visited to wish him success.
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Joseph V. Gately
Loewe's Block
Gately
Officers Elected In Local Business Men's Organization
Tuesday night the newly formed association of businessmen elected officers at a largely attended meeting. R Kitchin was named president, P J Patina vice president, James J Neopa as vice president, W Naylor secretary, Fred E Meary treasurer, W W Case C H Persons F W Brick A J Coughlan and Howard A Wilson as executive committee. Meetings will be held bi monthly to discuss topics and mutual member interests.
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Association of Business Men
R. Kitchin
P. J
Patina Aexice
James J
Neoapalice
W Naylor
Fred E. Mc Eary
B. Case
C. H. Persons
A. J
D. J. Gregoire 2 Hudson Tailoring and Cement Venture
The fragment notes D. J. Gregoire involved with a venture at 2 Hudson, referencing tailoring and cement tier work. Details are unclear but indicate a business activity or partnership in the local area.
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D. J. Gregoire
Hudson
Atectaeid
Meeting On Town Warrants Scheduled For Monday
The town plans a Monday meeting to review warrants and discuss important business. Topics include a $2,000 appropriation for the Russell bridge, forest and brush fire measures, and adoption of public regulations. Public safety notices call for cooperation with authorities during specified periods.
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Ford
Ing
Russell Bridge
Simon
Immigration laws clash over insane aliens at New York port
A dispute between Brier Ferris and Secretary Straus escalates over Roosevelt’s response to complaints about the admission of insane aliens through the New York port. Ferris defends New York hospitals while denying state invitations for foreign patients to seek treatment and welfare.
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Albany
Brier Ferris
State Commission
Strats
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Ferris
New York
Loeb
Straus
Washington
Department of Commerce
Labor
United States
Jerrin
New York State
Missouri and New Term Return from Around the World Cruise
The Missouri and New Term ships returned to Charlestown Navy Yard this morning on a flood tide. Rear Admiral Witt greeted the flotilla with a thunderous salute as the yard echoed the cheers from the crew and spectators.
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Boston
Missouri
New Term
Charlestown
Witt
Navy Yard
Yard
Maynard political fray shapes up with mixed support
The town faces a tight slate for selectmen with three candidates Mahoney Mullin and Cheney outraised by Walker Coughlan Connolly Morgan in a competitive battle. Assessor contest features ex rep Lynch vs Mood while constables draw scant attention. Strong lineups include McCleary Gutteridge Saliebury Lawton Rich Wards and Pettigrew in various posts.
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Fia
Gett
Glérk
Pheehin
J. Ata
Ov F
Obert W. Carter
Sheehan
Mahoney
Jamies’ Mullin
Kayt R. Cheney
exRep
J. Lynch
Lynch
Mood
Arthur EB. Walker
Walker
Selectman
Arthur J. Coughlan
Board of Selectmen
Mr. Coughlan
Mir. Coughlan
William Connolly
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Mr. Connolly
P. J. Sullivan
Maynard
Mr.Connolly
James J. Morgan
Tomer
Ifi
Morgan
Constable
Republican Town Committee
Local Campaign Pulse Reflects Shifts in Candidacy Hopes
The piece notes Connolly gaining momentum while Walker is favored as a winner. Mahoney’s stock sale ends his crowd’s influence, with license voters dominant among new electors. Coughlan supporters grow confident, Creighton accepts defeat, Lynch plans strong vote-getting, and one-year selectmen policy signals lively times ahead.
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Connolly
Townspeople Invited to Washington Trip With High School Class
Senior class plans a trip to Washington with broad town participation. Interested residents may contact Aloysius McGrail for details. The group departs Maynard on the 19th, travels Boston to Fall River by train, then to New York by boat, to Philadelphia for sightseeing, ending in Washington before returning with several hours in New York on the way home.
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Washington
Aloysius McGrail
Maynard
Boston
Fall ‘River
New York
Philadelphia
Visiting Clergy Bring Lenten Sermons to Maynard
Rev B F Killilea arranged for priests from other parishes to speak at Maynard Lenten services. Last Tuesday Rev J A Crowley of Wellesley delivered a forceful sermon to pleased listeners. Next Tuesday Rev Fr Lynch of Concord will preach and the following week Rev John BH Kelley of Boston will visit. Rev Fr Doran of Hudson will follow with Rev Maguire of Cambridge the final visiting clergyman.
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B. F. Killilea
Maynard
J. A. Crowley
Wellesley
Fr. Lynch
Concord
John ‘Bh. Kelley
Boston
Fr. Doran
Hudson
Pr. Kelley
Charles Maguire
Cambridge
St. Bridget’s Parish
For Sale or To Let House and Barn on Pleasant Street
Maynard locals notice prompt washing done, apply No. 12. High Street. For sale or to let a house and barn on Pleasant Street, apply to M. F. Mullin.
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High St
Pleasant St
Father John’s Medicine praised in testimonial letter
A note from Waterville Maine praises Father John’s Medicine for curing throat and bronchial troubles. The writer claims a patient recovered voice after three bottles and urges others to try the remedy while warning against opiates and patent medicines.
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Father John
Urauline Gontant Waterville
Thorn
No Surprises as Coughlan and Conley Head Dem caucus
Democratic caucus results show Arthur J. Coughlan leading with 118 of 164 votes, followed by William Conley with 88 and Creighton poorly. Overseer of the poor contest topped by Janes Mullin over J. Mahoney, with several offices still unfilled on the ballot.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
William Conley
Coughlan
Conley
Mr. Creighton
Creighton
Janes Mullin
Lst
Fred EB. McCleary
George H. Gutteridge Teasurer
George N. Salisbury
James Mullin
Robert W. Carter
John “H. Lawter
James N. Haire
Public Library
Joshua Edwards
Board of Health
Cornelius J
Dude Haggerty Nominated For Cemetery Commissioner
At a Democratic caucus on Thursday evening a peculiar ballot occurred with no current term listed for cemetery commissioner. Voters could write in names and two did so for George Haggerty known as Dude, who was nominated by a single vote against him. He reacted with visible resentment to being tied to the “dead ones” and the result placed a Democrat on the official ballot for the office.
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George Haggerty
Morgan Wins in Town Election Amid Surprising Picks
James J. Morgan wins one of three selectman seats with Walker as the committee candidate’s rival. Creighton and Sullivan trail, with Walker and Morgan securing key votes. Full ticket includes McCleary town clerk, Gutteridge, Sallebury, Cheney overseer, Carter water, Lawton school, and others.
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James J. Morkan
AL Walker
Morten
Mr. Walker Wii
Morgan
George H. Creighton
Mr. Morgan
Wil P J. Billivan
Creighton
Mr. Walker
Mr. Greig
Mr. Sullivan
Juke
Brooks
Willi Bishop
Levi R. Cheney
Mmihil Taylor
Fred B
McCleary
A. Br
James J. Morgat 'i
George H. Gutteridge
George N. Sallebury
Robert '‘W. Carter
John H. Lawton
School Pointee
James N. Haire
Public Library
F. A. Rich
Joshua Edwards
John Connors
William Jones
Samuel G. King
John W. Flood
Fred W.taylor
Alexander Pettigrew
Frank ©. Sanderson
Luke 8. Brooks
Not Pleasing Outlook in 10th Middlesex District Politics
reads as a partisan note on the 10th Middlesex district race. Hudson leads, claiming control of local politics for years, with the possibility that an eighth candidate could win if his support holds and local sentiment remains divided.
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10Th Middlesex
Khow
Hudson
Registration List Grows as Voters Reach 949
The article reports registration nearing 950 with over 40 names added. It notes 44 new names this fall and 41 added by Saturday, bringing total voters to 949. Twenty were dropped, 142 are women, with no new women added this year.
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St. Patrick's Day
Johnéoh
George ‘A. Iutohins
Distasio’s
Ida Jokinen
Christie’s
Helen Bladd
Lincoln Memorial Fund
C. D. Holmes
Fred. Ogden
Boston & Northern Electric Road
Lynn
Elizabeth Mack
Patrick O'Day
Roosevelt St
Lillian Wood
New Bedford
Alfred King
Roose- Heat
Prie Sullivan
Hill Lodge
Harmony Lodge of Concord
Joel Butterworth
Lane
Concord Junction
Woman’s Club
Howard Wilson
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Leighton
Nason St
Sherman
Cooperative Hall
Eastman
D. Holmes
Lincoln
Holmes
Gutteridge'd
John Carlson
Minto
Main St
Maynard Woman's Club
Esther Barnes
May Burke
Marlboro
Maynard Brass Band
Hardware ‘Store
Loewe's
J. WV
Btraus
Empire State
New Jersey
Hitler
Galite
Georke Ht. Gutteridge
George N. Saliebury
Joshua Bawards
Frank R. Satchedn
Fred
Taylor
Lake
Naylor” Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Bo Good
Man
Jim" Morgan
A. J. Coughlan
C. J. Lynch
Ureiee Libtera
Waterville
Pathe John
Coughlan and
Repub
Lican Caucus
Harmony Perfumes
Del.ee
Rexall
PHARM
Maynard, Mass
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