Local News Highlights From Maynard and Vicinity
Community notes include 498 men qualified for militia service, new store opening by C B Moller with Chester Rooney assisting, and various social events. Reports mention church services, dances, a funeral, and public notices on elections and assessors budgets.
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Patrick Punch
Ireland
John Hetherington
Summer Hill Lodge
C. B. Moller
Chester Rooney
Cambridge
Pearl Beans
J. J. Sheehan
Framingham
J. J. Driscoll
Congregational Church Society
M. B
Margaret Dundon
Concord
Susie Sheehan
George Preston
Dora
Greenfield
N. H
George Quinn
Elizabeth Lord
Washington
Roosevelt
Albert Hicks
Concord Junction
St. Bridget's Church
St. Joseph Society
Town
Hudson
Thomas Butler
Hall
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Collier Dramatic Company
Music Hall
Connecticut Man Nearly Choked by Catarrh Hyomei Ad
A Maynard letter describes a man repeatedly awakened at night by choking from chronic catarrh. He credits Hyomei with curing him after using the inhaler, with a complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles available for fifty cents. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee.
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Connecticut
Sirs
Maynard
Johnson’s
Young Maynard Man for Interment From New York
Louis Martin, 22, who worked at a New York hospital, died of gas poisoning and his body was sent to Maynard for interment. Funeral held Saturday at Glenwood cemetery with six uncles as bearers. Rev. B C Hunt officiated. Some relatives suspect foul play due to marks on face and neck. a full investigation will follow.
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Adelbert Martin
New York
Louis
B. C. Hunt
Fional Church
Joshua Edwards
John Lawton
William and James McAuslin
Robert Denniston
Albert Martin
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Voters Urged to Reject License to Preserve Town
A Maynard communication addresses voters about the license question. The speaker recalls three years of street disorder tied to saloon life and appeals to protect the town’s good name, women, and children, urging a vote no to safeguard the town’s morals and safety.
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Maynard
I H A C Triumphs Over Simpson A C In Easy Win
The I H A C basketball team defeated Simpson A C of Saxonville 64 to 10 in a three 15 minute period game before about 200 fans. Jack Kelley Maley and others led scoring while Toohil Dag and Norris provided resistance for the visitors. Referee Barron timers Ward and Thane. The S H A C team plans a series of games next.
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Simpson A. C
Saxonville
I. H
Jack Kelley
Maley
Tophil
Dag
H. A.C
Simpson A. C. Stuart
Norris Maley
McGill
Toohil
M. Kelley
H. Kelley
Ib P. Kelley J
Bradford Bask
J. Kelley
Safe Cough Medicine Promoted for Children in Maynard
An advertisement from Johnson's Pharmacy by H. J. Dwinell promotes a cough medicine for children. It claims no danger and reliable relief for colds croup and whooping cough, marketed in Maynard.
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Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Sweeney Receives Severe Cut At Republican Caucus
The Republican caucus at Cooperative drew 232 voters with John W. Ogden as chairman. Harriman faction gained key wins as Frank Harriman defeated W H Mason for selectman 130 to 102 and John McPherson beat Thomas Sweeney 166 to 63, amid mixed results and surprise defeat for Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ogden
Robert W. Carter
Charlies H. Persons
George H. Creighton
John McPherson
Raymond Kitchin
Howard Hamblen
Board of Health
Michael Twoomey
Fred W. Taylor
William Jones
James J. Morgan
John Connors
William Naylor
Sidney McCleary
Luke
Brooks
Frank H. Harriman
W. H. Mason
Selectman
Thomas Sweeney
G. King
Fred Axford
Town debate over kitchen barrooms and liquor licenses
March 5 report from Maynard notes heated discourse on liquor laws. Residents challenge claims of 40 to 50 kitchen barrooms and argue open saloons would be worse, urging enforcement and questioning liquor dealers' motives amid rising concern for public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Ae
Wand
Debating program highlights high school Society event
Sigma and Zeta clubs at Maynard High hold a Friday program in the school room featuring hymn, readings on Rome, essays on Roman power and Nero, a piano solo, and a debate arguing monarchy aided Rome more than republic. The event includes a political roast and warnings about politicians courting voters.
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Sigma
Zeta
Thes Maynard High School
Rome
James Farrell
Horatius
Grace Strout
Missa Ledgard
Nina Clark
Circus Maximus
Nero
Marion Townsend
Virginus
Hattie Lent
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Appetite
An ad claims loss of appetite stems from poor digestion and promises relief with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It asserts improved digestion and a wolf like appetite, noting gentle laxative action. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell.
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Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Advance Spring Styles at Big Department Store
A short retail blurb highlights Big Department Store offering advance spring styles in suits coats and shirt waist suits. It notes daily arrivals and promises discounts as they close out remaining stock from the current season and mentions a Money Saving Discount Book.
Auspicious Opening of New Furniture Store in Naylor Block
The new furniture store of C. B. Moller opens in Naylor's block offering a full up to date line. Pearl Bean, formerly with A. T. Haynes, serves as local manager and aims to stay ahead of the times in every detail. Local business leaders note Moller's venture as a promising addition to the region's commerce.
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C. BM. Moller
Naylor
Pearl Bean
A. T. Haynes
Mr. Moller
Main St
Voting Population Reaches Historic 901 in Maynard
Registrars report the Maynard voting list now totals 901 with 4 new names added and 3 new women voters. Foreign born residents pursued naturalization and many traveled to Marlboro for papers amid a strong temperance voter turnout.
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Marlboro
Democratic caucus lists town officers and nominees
Fifty eight ballots were cast at Cooperative hall with Loewe winning town clerk 33 to 22 over Charles Persons. Elected constables were Connors Morgan and Driscoll. Nominees include Loewe Coughlan Gutteridge Salisbury Cullen Papineau Hamblen Twoomey Morgan Connors Driscoll Parmen ter Naylor McCleary Shaw Brooks Creighton.
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Cooperative Hall
A. C. Loewe
Charles H. Persons
John Connors
James J. Morgan
Nicholas Driscoll
A. J. Coughlan
James A. Cleary
James Mullin
George H. Gutteridge
George N. Salisbury
William Cullen
A. B. Papineau
Howard Hamblen
Board of Health
Michael Twoomey
Public
Harry J. Parmenter
William Naylor
Sidney McCleary
Lewis W. Shaw
Luke 8. Brooks
Assessors to Put Tax Rebate Agreement to Town Meeting
After a dispute with the American Woolen company over taxation the assessors agreed to rebate interest after expenses. The selectmen refused to issue an order for about $400 without an appropriation, so the matter will be brought to the town meeting to determine funding and enforcement.
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American Woolen Company
The Stomach in Winter Hearty Food and Mi-o-na Remedy
Winter overburdens the stomach with heavy foods causing nausea headaches sleeplessness and fatigue. Mi-o-na is advertised as a guaranteed stomach remedy that strengthens digestion supports nerves and purports to destroy stomach germs with a money back guarantee from Johnson's Pharmacy.
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Johnson's Pharmacy
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Ellen Amnault
Westboro Insane Asylum
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George Siswick
Walter Hanna
Bert Lawton
Edward Archer
Heagney
Wallace
Clinton
John Mahon
Westvale
Kitchinithee Hin
Assabet Council
R. A
Dennis Waldron
Friends
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William Nasskwisee
Mary Murphy
Bridget McNally
Meara
Ida Moore
Parker St
Alfred Lundeen
Moosup
Conn
Kate Spence
Assabet Mills
W. X. McCurda
Lisbon
Harriett Bodfish
Ethel Rich
A. A. Hilferty
Stow
Annie Foster
Weatvale Mills
Fitchburg
Victor Morrison
Whitinsville
Bennett—Moulton Company
Charles Weaving
Boston
Nellie Davis
Chelsea
J. W. Gorman
Lewis Robbins
J. J. Killerby
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Massachusetts General Hospital
George Greenwood
Westvale Mills
Mr. Greenwood
Hinsdale
Ares
Emma Winslow
St. Bridget’s
George Jamieson
John H. Lawton
J. Coughlin
Harvey Harwood
Timothy Crowley
Division 44
Theresa Donahue
Annie Downey
Maud M-Grail
Lenora Woolerschied
William Scully
Lee Donahue
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EB. L. Dawson
Martin
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Sweeney
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Big Department Store
Combination Cash Store Co
Crosby, Prep
Oo. C. Moller
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