Maynard News Highlights Local Events and Social Plans
Maynard reports include M F Mullin's weekly note, illness of Lena Whitney, store renovations and multiple dances at Cooperative hall for Finnish and Jewish groups. Election day is near with eight o'clock polls, and a busy schedule of whist, raffles, sal ad suppers, and Lenten services. Community updates cover school board candidate confusion, picnics, club activities, birthdays, sick lists, and upcoming cricket shoots and building projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Mullin
Lena Whitney
Combination Cash Store
Finnish National Society
Don’t Dose the Stomach Hyomei Catarrh Cure
Hyomei offered by H Richardson and Johnson's Pharmacy claims to cure catarrhal troubles by inhaling medicine through a pocket inhaler. The outfit costs $1 with lifetime inhaler, dropper, and bottle. refills are 50 cents. The firm guarantees satisfaction with no cost if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Richardson and Johnson
Richardson and Johnson
Iit
Democratic Caucus Draws Large, Harmonious Attendance
Voters packed a Friday Democratic caucus at Cooperative Hall, with record turnout and no discord. William Conley was nominated for selectman. John H. Lawton for school committee. Dr. F U Rich defeated Albert Coughlin for board of health. constables elected were Nicholas Driscoll, Joan Connors, Sylvester Sullivan, Thomas Sheehan, and William Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Ocll
William Couley
Sekeetman
P. J. Sullivan
John H. Lawton
F. U. Rich
Albert Coughlin
Board of Health
Iwe
Nicholas Driscoll
Joan Connors
Sylvestor Sullivan
Thomas Sheehan
William Jones
Coughlan
Charles J. Persons
William Conley
George H. Gutteridge
George N. Salisbury
George Jamieson
James Mullin
Harry Parente
Jamese N. Haire
Fred W. Taylor
Luke
Brooks
John Connors
Sylvester Sullivan
Republican caucus yields Maynard school board and health votes
In Cooperative hall on Thursday night a large Maynard Republican caucus produced key results for local offices. Dr. Daniel E. Goodenow won the school board nomination over Fred E. Morris while Albert Batley topped Willian W. Oliver for the health post. Other counts include Fred W. Taylor as cemetery commissioner and various town roles with high vote totals. crosswalks, a local sermon, and social events were noted as town life carried on. The race closed with all candidates staying civil and withdrawals not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Witch
Daniel E. Goodenow
Fred EB. Morris
Morris
Dr. Goodenow
Board of Health
Willian W. Oliver
Albert Batley
Batley
Alexander Pettigrew
John Connors
Constable
William Jones
Samuel G. King
Nicholas Driscoll
Edward Phillips
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised as Scientific Wonder
The ointment is credited with curing EB. R. Mulford of a painful piles case in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It purportedly heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton.
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Bucklen
EB. R. Mulford
Baroness Rosen and Her Russian Ambassador Husband
Baron Rosen, long in diplomatic service, and his wife are noted for their social prominence. The baroness, a motherly figure who accompanies him on missions, speaks French and English and is described as sociable.
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Rosens
Emorr i
Baron Rosen
Haw
Europe
Ran
Wanted Man to drive order route for Rees firm
Wanted man to drive order route for R A Rees hatching and R J Rees. Extra fine laying strain at 13 cents. J C Morse corner Main and Mill streets. Home evenings. Lost between Maynard and Henry Wetherbeer s in Stow a physician s satchel containing sturgeon s implements and appliances property of Dr F U Rieh. Reward for return to Loewe s drug store.
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A. Rees
R. J. Rees
J. C. Morse
Main
Mill Streets
Maynard
Henry Wetherbeer
F. U. Rieh
Loewe
Marlboro Social Circles Mark Local Illnesses and Moves
Ernest Taylor and Helen Dudley are ill with measles. Harold Niles and Hattie Brigham also listed as sick. James O Grady Hudson Jr. works in Howe’s box mill. Several residents travel or relocate including A B Cutter in Blackhall Louisiana and Thomas J Fitzgerald shipping a horse to Fitchburg. Local visiting and job changes noted among residents and families.
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Harold
C. H. Niles
James O'Grady
Hudson Jr
Howe
Helen
W. A. Dudley
Raphael Bouffard
Lowell
A. B. Cutter
Blackhalk
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Fitchburg
H. H. Lyons
Fitchberg
C. B. Corcoran
E. Hercule
P. Levitre
Cochituate
A. T
No-License Rally Draws Large Maynard Audience
Fluent speakers John H. Watson and Rev W J Sholer addressed Maynard residents at Music Hall on no license. Watson spoke forcefully on local impact, drawing strong applause while Sholer offered broad context. A Sunday rally is planned with John T. Shea and Albert Sutcliffe expected to speak to a large crowd.
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Music Hall
Maynard
Joan Watson
Beverley
Watson
W. J. Sholer
Boston
Herbert Smith
Marlboro
John T. Shea
Cambridge Streets
Albert Sutcliffe
Templar
the Good Tems
Mass
High Strings At Aleys Roll-Off Sparks Bowling Crowd
Fred Shaw broke the single string and the three string records during the John Roth educat ed pig roll-off held Wednesday night before a large crowd of bowling enthusiasts. Miller and Gilroy produced notable scores as Shaw’s accuracy and pin action drew strong applause. The record list follows.
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Lilly
Fred Randell
England
Wana Greenhalee
Colia O'Toole
Saxonville
Acton St
Lake Williams
Cricket Association
John Booth
Garry Gove
Gove
Raymond Clements
Assabet Mills
Maynard
Steve Maley
Framingham
Framinghameams
O'Neil
Saxonvill
John Roth
Fred Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Miller
Gilroy
Powers Notice of Household Departure
Patrick J. Powers publishes notice that his wife Julia Powers and daughter Nellie E. Powers left his home of their own free will and that he will pay no bills contracted by either. Sudbury, February 6, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Powers
Nellie E. Powers
Patrick J. Powers
Sudbury
Doctors Praise New Discovery For Lung Recovery
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after doctors gave up on him due to severe lung inflammation. The medicine cures coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis hoarseness and grippe. Available at Johnson s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard s Pharmacy South Acton. 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Melver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s Pharmacy
South Acton
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Maynard News
John Grant
William Thomas
Finnish Socialistic Club
Cannon's New Wreck
Carl F. Monk
T. J. Butler
Fairfield St
Maynard's Hill
Timothy Crowley
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
J. F. Gannon
Mr.Gannon
Charles H. Cheney
Rosary Society
St. Bridget's Fair
Mary Mahon
Thompson St
Barber
Powder Mille
John
Pauline Bent
Miss Bent
Sadie Goodenow
Florence Whittaker
Margaret Williams
Dorothy Persons
Nettie Taylor
D. Jones
Whitney Bent
Guyer Fowler
Edward Hooper
Joseph Bisbee
Hartwell Flood
Albert Hodges
William Punch
James Moran
Hudson Lodge of Elks
Frank Lawton
Mahoney of
Harry May
Arthur Bariteau
Helen Desmond
Westerley
R. C
Celia Parker
Burling
James Coulter
River St
William Barris
Clinton
Jennie McKernell
Waltham
Catherine Lawton
St. George's Church
Bancroft St
Mildred Connors
Morris Herbert
E. B. Hooper
Concord Junction
Nicholas Whalen
John McCormack
Boston Theatre
J. P. Watson
Daniel Parmenter
Concord St
H. J. Dwinell
Mr. Dwinell
Raymond
Kitchin
New Mexico
J. Booth
Miss Conley
Matthew Campbell
Baker Bridge
Navy
Mass. General Hospital
Campbell
Barris
J. Arthur Fitchett
Mary Louise Brogsdale
Ernest Greenhalge
Emma _ Greenhalge
Robert Veitch
William Johnson
Martha Binns
Lena Johnson
Richard Parmenter
Herbert Howard
Alonzo Mason
Ralph Case
Alvah Doherty
W.G. Priest
H. H. Halliday
Frank Conway
Lynn
Stephen Loughlin
Howes L
J. Cornelius Lynch
John W. Connors
Maurice A. Couchlin
Robert Kennedty
Assabet Park
J. BE. Phelpa
Everett
Sunda
Frank Penny
Mavsfield
EL Smith
Archie Thayer
Willian Collins
Coraclus Lynch
Republican Caucus
Mr. Damforth
Mutual Fire Protective
New
J. Albert Crowley
St. Bridget
Courch
New Cross
W. F. Cannon
John Sheehan
Littleton
Knowlton and Allen
Clemmie Sullivan
Maple St
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
R. R
Northwest
Perrin
Boston University
Woman's Club
M. E
Baroness Rosen, Wie
C.c. S. CO
Crosby
Combination Cash Store CO
Maynard Mass
Maynard Iccal
Ernest Taylor
Hattie Brigham
Pleasant St. School
John H. Watson
Rev
W. J
Sholer
ALEYS
H. Miller
Id. Gilroy
Dick Allen
E. Billett
Joe Tucker
O Sa
Ralph Hill
P. Hanson
Dan Murray
P. Nelson
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