Edwards Fined Wall Discharged At Courthouse Hearing
Two liquor cases from the Maynard Temperance league were heard in district court Saturday. James Wall was discharged while Joshua Edwards was fined 50 dollars. the jail term was revoked. Judge Loomis presided with deputies Kingsbury and Whitman testifying about February 2 raids at Maple House and Edwards’s establishment. The Ferns case faced postponement as key parties were absent. trial slated for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Temperance League
James Wall
Joshua Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Judge Loomis of
Bedford
Ham
Temperance League
W. H. Kingsbury
Holliston
C. F. Brown
Kingsbury
Maple House
Brown
G. Frank Cutting
Melvin Reed
Donald Campbell
Charles Whitman
Marlboro
Whitman
Edwards
Edwin A. Evans
Sheriff Whitman
Loomis
Thomas Hillis
Howard A. Wilson
Frank
Ferns
James A. Sweeney
Walsh
A. C. Loewe
Maynard Downed as Town Caucus Produces Hard Knocks
The Republican caucus in Maynard ended with Lucius H. Maynard defeated by William Jones 152 to 60 amid intraparty clashes. Voters backed candidates for town offices including Charles Persons town clerk and George Gutteridge treasurer while criticisms of the board of health and local governance surfaced. Local events ranged from theater outings to society meetings and a cancelled post office machine delivery drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republi
Cooperative Hall
Lucius H. Maynard
Maynard
Jones
Board of Health
John McPherson
Dennis Sheehan
W. W. Oliver
James Hapgood
Sheehan
Charles H. Persons
William Jones
George H. Gutteridge
James R. Bent
John Lawton
Daniel E. Goodenow
Alexander Veitch
John Connors
Fred Axford
B. J. Coughlin
John C. King
Alexander Pettigrew
Brooke Tree
Fowler
Maynard Gas Franchise Pending Approval by Selectmen
Selectmen met with EB F Goggin of Marlboro Hudson Gas Co on Wednesday to discuss granting a franchise. They plan to allow the company to come to Maynard but will proceed slowly to ensure the agreement fully satisfies the town.
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Selectmen
Gas Co
EB. F. Goggin
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Maynard
Jones and Murray in Quiet Maynard Campaign Showdown
In the final week before the election Maynard readies for a tight selectman race between William Jones and John H. Murray. Democratic unity boosts Murray with GOP support expected, while other races for school board health officer and local posts are contested or unopposed. The license issue remains exceptionally quiet as voters drift toward a close, party line election likely to hinge on turnout.
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Selectman
William Jones
John H. Murray
Jones
Maynard
Murray
Thomas Grady
Daniel E. Goodenow
Board of Health
Dennis Sheehan
Charles Cheney
John McPherson
James R. Bent
John H. White
B. J. Coughlin
Cornelious Murphy
John Lawton
Harry Clark
George Jamieson
Fred Axford
John Connors
Nicholas Driscoll
Sylvester Sullivan
United Democrats Rally Behind Murray for Selectman
A large Democratic ratification meeting at Music Hall boosted John H. Murray for selectman and pledged unity across party wings. Supporters predicted Murray’s vote would rise by about 50 percent, while harmony and victory were echoed as the campaign focus.
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Music Hall
John H. Murray
Selectman
Murray
Murry
Murrays
Maynard Basketball Triumph Tops Somerville Farce
A weekend Music Hall performance titled The Buncoing of Jim Ledgard drew a large crowd and featured the Maynard varsity and Somerville misfits in a chaotic three act farce. Maynard's 71 to 13 victory sparked laughter as visitors flubbed shots while Maynard toyed with them.
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Music Hall
Jim Ledgard
Maynard
Somerville
Skun
Jim Legard
Somerville A. A. Punch
Cameron Archer
Thorpe Cleary
Murphy
Murray
O'Connor Kelley
Dempsey
Kelley
Archer
Cleary
Punch
Thorpe
Cameron
O'Connor
Somer
Excitement Builds for Big Basketball Stretch
A local paper previews three upcoming visits by strong teams Lakeside Arlington Marlboro and Fitchburg with the P A C squad slated for a later date. Home crowd expectations are high as each team seeks to prove superiority, promising a string of heated matchups and sharp competition.
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Lakeside
Arlington
Marlboro
Lakesides
Fitchburgs
Masonic Ball featuring Brigham orchestra draws crowd
The annual concert and ball of Charles A. Welchlodge A F and A M was held in Music Hall Wednesday night to a large attendance including many visitors from nearby towns. Harry E Brigham's Marlboro orchestra played well before dancing led by Samuel Lawton with Fred E Sims assisting. the event was a pleasant success.
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Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Music Hall
Harry E. Brigham
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Samuel Lawton
Fred E. Sims
New Co operative Store Opens For Finnish Town
The Finnish people of the town opened a new co operative store on Saturday with large patronage. About 25 shares have been sold to Finnish residents. The store has absorbed Korel and Lahonen, long established in the Higgin's block.
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Reuben Glue Co
Music Hall
A. T. Haynes
Matti Hekkala
New Finish Co-Operative
Korel & Lahonen
Higgin’s Block
Spring weather brings out children and germs
The piece notes first warm days trigger outdoor play and shed winter clothes while warns grip rates rise. recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective against colds and pneumonia. It mentions a sale by H J Dwinell in Maynard. Also reports on staffing changes at a wool sorting department and transfer to a Lawrence wood mill.
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Lake Boon
John Deignan
Boston
St. Bridget’s Church
Ida Killinen
Christie’s
A. A. Hillérty
Main St
Helen Sharpe
Maynard
Hudson
Natick
Ledgard
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Adams Briggs
John Longbottom
William Murfield
Wood
Lawrence
Stomach Troubles Advised To Regimen And Tablets
When stomach trouble appears it may result from overeating or unsuitable foods or habitual constipation. Take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate digestion and bowels. Ask for a free sample. Sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Defends Mason lodge and integrity amid protest over ball date
Daniel Goodenow writes to refute defamatory charges and explains the February 22 Mason ic ball date at Charles A. Welch lodge was postponed due to orchestra concerns. He asserts no intent to bar anyone including Catholics and stresses personal democratic values and fair participation in community festivities.
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Charles A. Welch Lodge
Washington
Daniel Goodenow
Rheumatic Pain Balm Endorsed by Martinsburg Justice
B F Crocker aged 84 and longtime Justice of the Peace in Martinsburg Iowa reports sciatic rheumatism in left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and says it did him lots of good. For sale by H J Dwinell Maynard.
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B. F. Crocker
Martinsburg
Iowa
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Montreal Water Crisis After Pump Breaks Down
Montreal faces a serious water famine as a 10 million gallon a day pump at the water works breaks down and cannot be used for 21 hours. Hotels lack water except what water carts deliver while the Fire Underwriters' association warns residents to take extraordinary fire precautions.
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Montreal
Fire Underwriters’ Association
Maynard Declines Candidacy Woos Independent Run
L H Maynard announced he would not file for candidacy though supporters filed papers. He cited good reasons and told an Enterprise reporter he had contemplated running independently. Papers were circulated and returned, but no acceptance was filed, keeping him off the ballot.
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Lincus H. Maynard
Maynard
Enterprise
Temperance Campaign to Close in Blaze of Glory
John C. Watson and Assistant District Attorney Guy Ham will headline a Temperance closing event at Music Hall under Iola lodge I O G T and St Bridgeta Temperance Society. The Maynard speakers attract a large crowd as a record attendance is expected tonight.
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Frank Sexton
Boston
Louis Evere
Sherman
Music Hall
Thomas Bell
Maine
Magdalene Chapter
Maynard
Hudsons
Hudson
St. Bridget
Cricket Association
C. D. Holmes
A. C H
Maynard Temperance League
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Iola Lodge
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
John G. Watson
Beverly
Guy Ham
Ham
Chowder Supper Gives Notable Social Event
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church held a Saturday chowder supper and entertainment that proved highly successful. The one act play A Modern Sewing Society featured Mrs. J. E. McCleary, Mrs. A. L. Warren, Mrs. W. H. Guteridge, Mrs. G. C. Newton, Mrs. F. P. Flagg, Mrs. C. D. Holmes, Mrs. F. H. Hayward, Mrs. George H. Gutteridge, Mrs. O. B. Fowler, Mrs. A. T. Haynes, Mrs. H. P. N. Dahl, Mrs. J. A. Bellows, Mrs. W. X. Macurda, and Mrs. Samuel Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Congregational Church
J. E. McCleary
A. L. Warren
W. H Guteridge
G. C. Newton
F. P. Flagg
C. D. Holmes
F. H. Hayward
George H. Gutteridge
Fowler
A. T. Haynes
H. P. N. Dahl
J. A. Bellows
W. X. Macurda
Samuel Lawton
Hay Stock for Sale in Maynard Local Area
Stock hay priced from 8 to 14 dollars per ton offered by F. R. Knowlton of West Acton.
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F. R. Knowlton
West Acton
Proof of Truth for Father John’s Medicine
A Boston caterer, B P Mullen, testifies he was born near St Patrick's in Lowell and recalls Father John O'Brien giving his mother a bottle of Father John’s Medicine. He credits the remedy with curing bronchitis and notes its long family use. The ad urges Lowell residents to obtain a bottle through A C Loewe & Co.
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B. P. Mullen
Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Mass
John O'Brien
Carleton & Hovey
Leroy Street
Father John
John O’brien
A. C. Loewe & CO
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