Maynard News And Notes Highlights From Week
Maynard recounts local visits and movements. Boston visitors include Miss Sadie Jones and Miss Etta Alberts. John Denniston reports pleasure with his new position. William Buckley returns to EB H. Davis. many townsfolk leave or join mills and offices. A large temperance rally and seven cent sale are planned, with political notes on licensing and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bent
W. B. Case @ Sons
C. F. Monk
Boston
Harris Clements
H. P. N. Dal
Sadie Jones
Mrs. Clutch Morse
West Acton
Mio-na Promises Plump Cheeks from Johnson's Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Mio-na as a natural flesh booster to overcome emaciation. Johnson's Pharmacy claims the product plumps cheeks and restores vigor, offering a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee if results are not realized after a month’s treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Tony
Mi-o Na
Contemptible Method in Maynard Liquor Campaign
Indignation rose over a Hudson pamphlet claiming 60 kitchen bar rooms in Maynard. The piece is ridiculed as false and harmful to local officers and the town. Vows to resist such methods and pursue truth are voiced by Maynard residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Maynard
New Tax Office Plan Seeks Deputy Collector for Foreign Names
Tax Collector George N Salisbury proposes a new system to run the office this year. A deputy tax collector would accompany assessors to obtain correct names and addresses of foreign residents. He notes many foreigners have burnable names making bills hard to deliver. The deputy would supply a ready list to the assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Salisbury
Salisbury
Registration Facts Show Low Turnout This Year
Total registration reaches 63, down from prior years due to unavailable material rather than apathy by license supporters. Some registrants are recent naturalizations. Advocates estimate 60 new votes for licenses while temperance leaders say at least 25 new voters oppose, alleging past deception by opponents.
Surprise move shakes Maynard caucus nomination scene
The piece notes an unexpected shift in Maynard involving caucus nominees and questions the motive behind it. It mentions ongoing surface activity with deeper undercurrents and records Mrs Martin A Carroll of Hudson visiting her mother Mrs Michael Waldron in Hudson this week.
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Maynard
Ann
Martin A. Carroll
Hudson
Michael Waldron
Familiar Scenes During License Times Reproduced by Boy
A twelve year old student offers drawings depicting scenes during license times. The Enterprise presents two self explanatory cuts, highlighting familiar events and conveying a clear moral. The young artist shows notable talent and remarks that many people claim such things never happened.
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The
Enterprise This
Democratic Caucus Votes Quietly in Town Meeting
A large crowd attended the Democratic caucus Friday with orderly conduct and no disturbances. Harry J. Parmenter and James Mullin led for selectman, Mullin winning 69 to 30. John Connors led for constable with 76 ballots. Luke 8. Brooks won free warden 41 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Coughlin
Mr. Coughlin
James A. Cleary
William H. Scully
Daniel Colbert
James A. Coughlin
John H
Goodenown
Grady
E. T. McManus
Charles Cheney
John Connors
James J. Morgan
William Jones
Samuel G. King
Luke
Brooks
Albert Fairbanks
EB. T. McManus
Mr. McManus
Coughlin
Mittee
Alexander Vietch
William Naylor
Edward Cross
Republican Caucus Yields Largest Town Ballot Yet
At the caucus held in town 202 ballots were cast with Lucius Maynard defeating George H. Hart by 68 votes in the race for town chairman. B J Coughlin won the water board contest while John Macpherson led the board of health tally. The ticket balance included several named officials such as George H Gutteridge treasurer and James J Hilferty school committee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
John H. Watson
Beverly
Frank Finnerty
Boston
W. R. Hearst
Republican Town Committee
John Hay
Tirrell
Annie Calden
New York
D. C
West Acton
Charles Washington Smith
Robert W. Carter
Carter
Walter B. Currier
George H. Hart
Lucius Maynard
Maynard
Mr. Hart
B. J. Coughlin
Water Board
Thomas Naylor
Neil Currie
Board of Health
John Macpherson
Dr.Goode
Dr. Rich
Constable
Samuel G King
James J. Morgan
William Jones
John Connors
Maynard Defeats Marlboro In Poor Basketball Showing
In a Maynard at Music hall game Co. F Marlboro struggled against the I H A C team. Marlboro fell behind early and, aside from a late lapse by the home squad, the score remained one sided. Final tally 53 to 18 for Maynard.
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Masonic Hall
Josephine Gleason
Marlboro
Carrie E. Tarbell
Arlene Tarbell
Hudson
Concord K. of C
Maynard
Concord
St. Bernard’s Parish
Music Hall
Co. F
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia and Cough Remedies
A medical note cautions against self treatment for pneumonia and advises calling a physician. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against pneumonia when used early and notes Dr. W J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorsing its use. Sold by P H De Lee in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. J. Smith
Sanders, Ala
P. H. de Lee
Maynard
Hyomei Promises Cure For Catarrh At Local Pharmacy
Maynard Johnson's Pharmacy touts Hyomei as a scientific yet simple cure for catarrh. The complete outfit costs $1 and includes inhaler and medicine with several weeks of treatment. the store guarantees refunds if Hyomei fails to cure.
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Lepe Te Eee
Breten
Maynard
Johnson's
Hyomei
Johnson
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Maine
Etta Alberts
Sara Corosky
Herbert Phillips
Assabet Mills
England
John Denniston
Pittsfield
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Charles Williams
James Green
North Adams
H. H. Halliday
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Board of Registrars
Charles Carter
Hanover
N. H
Daniel E. Goodenow
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
St. Bridget Temperance Society
Iola Lodge
Diogenes
A. T. Haynes
W. B. Case & Sons
William Buckley
EB. H. Davis
H. J. Dwinnell & Co
William Campbell
Marlboro Friends
Fred W. Taylor
Assabet Mil
Lena Whitney
Littleton
Elizabeth Hoadley
Olive Burgess
Newton
William Casserly
Chelsea
Owen Duggan
Woonsocket
R. I
Assabet Lodge
M. A
William Bailey
Edward Adams
Plymouth
H. J. Dwinnell
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
Channel 1
Canada
James Hunt
Combination
John Carpenter
Margaret Miller
Edward Titley
Glastonbury
Nellie Kirby
Middlesex House
Patrick Murphy
Blackstone
High St
Jane Warfield
Milford
Celia Cook
Lawrence
Glendalest
Maud McClure
Medway
W. F. Lawford
Stow Chapel
Bertha Wall
Lena Woolerschied
Burling
Benjamin Harris
Waverly
Julius Loewe
Alexander Veitch
Mass. General Hospital
John Maynard
Mary Shea
Lowell
Minnie Moynihan
Charlestown
Charlies Gannon
South Framingham
P. H. DeLee
Annie Glynn
Waltham
Nicholas Driscoll
Main St
Sinking Pond
George Stephens
Acton
William R. Hearst
James Sheridan
Summer Hill Lodge
State Organization
L. Bloomberg
Robert
Margaret Welch
Sadie Powell
Mary Rivers
Miss Rivers
Fitchburg
John Sheridan
Ireland
Wiak
Hyome
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