Maynard Social Roundup and Lodge Events
Maynard items note Bertha McKenzie’s visit, and Progressive lodge plans a Saturday district entertainment with grand lodge officers and a supper. Various townsfolk are listed as guests, with dances, club activities, and upcoming moves and visits including W. C. T. U meeting and Woman's club tea with Grace Chamberlain and Harriet Westcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bertha McKenzie
Brookline
Robert Walton
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Lizzie Hodges
Brockton
Henry Daniels
Warren Arnold
Lowell
Frank Hibbard
May Gifford
Valley Falls
N. Y
A. C. Loewe
Agnes Barry
Lynn
A. J. Coughlan
Hibernian Hall
Lawton
Mary Dunn
Fitchburg
Jas. Hoar
Constipation cure ad and Maynard social notes collage
A Rexall Order N es advertisement promises safe relief from chronic constipation with 12 36 and 80 tablets priced at 10 25 and 50 cents. Local notices cover residents visiting and trips to Washington and Boston events plus I O O F initiation and band music for Memorial Day as well as town updates and social visits in Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rexall
HB. de Lee
Nason St
Mass
Maynard Defeated by Notre Dame in South Boston
Notre Dame defeated Maynard 25 to 22 in South Boston last Wednesday. Maynard fought hard, drawing the season's largest crowd. Tate Sebastian returned and scored four baskets while Jack Punch contributed three, with Tote and Jack known for rough play at peak form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Boston
Maynard
Tate
Sebastian
Jack Punch
Tote
Jack
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsed in Maynard Ad
Local store owner P. H. De Lée promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets urging Maynard residents with stomach distress to try the 25¢ box with a money back guarantee after 15 days. Larger sizes offered at 50¢ and $1.00 for chronic cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rexall
P. H. de Lée
Nason St
Masi
Town Election Buzz in Many Contests This Year
Maynard voters face a six candidate race for selectmen with three Republicans and three Democrats. Other contests include town clerk and waterboard seats, with close races anticipated for assessor and overseers of the poor. The tree warden fight pits Coughlan against Bishop, while no license advocates push quietly amid expected votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William Jones
Ralph Whitehead
P. J. Sullivan
Nicholas Driscoll
Arthur J. Coughlan
William Connolley
Thomas J. Smith
F. B. McCleary
Gavin Taylor
Edward Cheney
John W. Flood
W. W. Oliver
Levi KR. Cheney
James Mullin
Cheney
Albert J. Coughlan
William Bishop
Rev Mr Judge Going Will Not Return to Maynard
Rev Mr Judge, pastor of the Maynard M E church for four years, will leave after the April M E conference. He announced at the third quarterly conference that he desires a change and will likely be assigned a new pastorate. His tenure saw the Brooks street extension erected and church membership rise about one third. He is valued as a citizen and will preach his last sermon in Maynard on Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. H
William Joyce
Mechanics Building
Boston
William Hayward
Parker Street
Concord St
Maynard Lodge
I. O
Maynard Brass Band
Isaac A. Davia
Arthur J. Coughlan
Newport
R. L
Bernice
Bertha Reynard
Frank F. Sanderson
Albert Larkin
Boon
Maynard Dramatic Club
Elsie Cate
Etta F. Ray Lodge
Cooperative Hall
L. Work
Lowell
Harriet Fiske
Frank E. Taylor & Co
American Woolen Co
Fred Chandler
Rochdale
Chandler
Masonic Social Club
Loewe
Maynard
T. J. Judge
M. E
Judge
Spencer
Brooks St
Seneral
Engagement Announced After Whist Party at Lincoln Street
Mrs. Fred P B McCleary hosted a Thursday whist gathering with four tables. First prize went to Mrs. Fred E Morris a cut glass vase. consolation to Mrs. A T Haynes. Sidney McCleary of A T Haynes & Co and Miss Rachel Colston Concord Junction bookkeeper, announced engaged.
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Fred PB. McCleary
Lincoln St
Fred FE. Morris
A. T. Haynes
Sidney McCleary
A. T. Haynes & Co
Rachel Colston
Concord Juncetion
Boy Scout Halts Runaway Horse at Concord Street
A horse belonging to Priest Bros. ran from a Concord Street house to Summer Street on Saturday. Joel Parmenter stopped the animal at great risk, displaying notable calm and judgment from his boy scout training. If the horse had gone further it could have hit heavily loaded log teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest Bros
Concord St
Summer St
Joel Parmenter
Maynard Defeats East Boston in High-Scoring Clash
Maynard outpaced East Boston 45 to 19 in a fast paced game before 600 fans. Molaghan led Maynard with 9 baskets, Kelley 7, while Crowley, Archer and Desmond contributed strong drives and teamwork. Referee Mahoney officiated a three period 15 minute contest at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Music Hall
Hyde Park
Gloucester
Gentle Reader
Tiny Ahearn
Corbet
Husky Coady
Jim Crowley
Desmond
Hoyt
Teddy” Roosevelt
Sugar Trust
Napoleon
Waterloo
Boston
Molaghan
Kelley
Speedy Archer
Punch
Murray
Maynard Boys
Maynard
Archer
Crowley
Maynard East
Boston Punch
Hoyt Murray
Crowley Molaghan
Ec Ahearn
Kelly
If Corbett Archer
Ahearn
Corbett
Molashan
Mahoney
Ledgard
Carney
Congregational Church Activities and Sermon Series
The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday at 2 30 in the church parlors. Boy Scouts gather Friday 7 to 7 30 for drill and gymnastic instruction. Sunday morning service observes the Lord's Supper. Vesper sermon on Fortitude by Rev F N Rutan concludes a four sermon series on the cardinal virtues. Clarence Broadbent sings a baritone solo. the pastor receives favorable quotes in a Boston Globe editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Broadbent
Boston Globe
Mose
Civic Club
Stow
Niquor Licenses Rejected In Hudson Vote Drama
In Hudson the town swung from license to no license by 620 to 525 after a heated campaign. Key factors included Fr. Mullin's Sunday sermon and the prior year’s license distribution that ignored the French population. For town selectman, Osgood won easily with 522 votes while Clark and Light trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niquor
Selectman
Osgood
Clark
Light
Sea Captain Duggan Dead at 77 in Maynard
John J. Duggan a long time Maynard resident and former ship captain died at his Percival street home from pneumonia after a nine day illness. Born in Fermouse Newfoundland he lived 19 years in Maynard. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Jeremiah Kelly and a son John of Fermrisse Newfoundland. Funeral at St Bridget church with mass of requiem and burial at St Bridget's cemetery. Relatives from several towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Priest
Woman's Club
Grace Chamberlain
Harriet Westcott
Louis Emerson
Lynn
James Stott
Charles Barber
Charles
Tauntom
James Carney
Carney
Adelbert Messer
Concord Junction
Maynard Lodge
Enterprise
William B. Case
William Morris
Case
John Marsden
Charles Shea
Alonzo Mason
Thomas Smith
Fred Randell
H. J. Dwinell
A. C. McDowell
Lyndonville
Nellie McNeil
Brookline
Thomas Sweeney
Walcott St
Julia
Annie Trent
Ballardvale
James Higgins
Alfred Metcalf
Alfred
Boston
C. L. King
Harvey Broadbent
Kathryn McCormack
James Claftin
Louise Strong
Springfield
Marion Ballou
Question Club
Howard Case
Ernest Hathaway
Rotterdam
Adams
George Stevens
Nellie Sullivan
Medford
James L. McCarthy
James Kelly
Annie Lyons
Everett
Matthew Campbell
Newton
Mary Kelly
Mary 3
McCormack
Quincy
John J. Duggan
Maynard
Percival St
Mr. Duggan
Fermouse
Newfoundland
Jeremiah Kelly
John
Fermrise
Newdfoundland
Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Franklin, Millville
Newton Highlands
Hudson
South Boston
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Maynard News
Kathryn Sweeney
Mechanicsville
Conn
Minnie
Catherine Hilferty
Ilnessa
Albert Smith
Joseph Zotelli
Dorchester
Rose de Rosier
Northboro
Fred Rainville
Leominster
Joseph Perry
James Baldwin
Lydia Lizotte
Florida Dupuis
Elizabeth
Clara Rainville
John Wolf
Hose 1
Mr. Wolf
Robert White
MR. Judge Going
BOY Scout
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DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Nason Street
New York
Colonial Line
Goncord
Lexington
Wason
Kaleva Co-Operative Association
Main Street
E. H. Davis
Linden
Ashael H. Haynes
James Mullen
Main St
Smith and Wesson
Cilroy
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