Local Week Highlights Keep Town Buzzing With Sales and Elections
Local notices recount March events in town including fairs and dances, millinery openings, and a Christie’s sale. Parish plans for St. Bridget’s anniversary. Republican caucus in Cooper ative hall reveals town clerk race results and broad support for winners while detailing other contested offices and vote counts.
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Lizette & Dupuis
Christie's
River View
Christie’s
St. Bridget’s Parish
St. Bridget’s Church
Sixty Names Added in Heavy Spring Registration
Saturday at the board of registrars visitors arrived for a heavy registration with license men claiming many new voters. Sixty men were added plus 16 carried over, totaling 76 new voters this spring while overall voters fell to 976 as several names were dropped. Women also contributed 18 registrations for the school committee, lifting female voters to 167.
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Golden Times
Board of Registrars
Temperance
Lst
Dramatic Club Wins Decisive Bowling Match
The third and deciding bowling match between the Hibernian and Dramatic club teams was held Friday at Nasan st alleys. The Dramatic club claimed the series as expected, with actors taunting the Hibernians as their rivals sought the lead. Captain Hoar plans a fourth grade contest at Nasan st school to break the hoodoo.
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Hibernian
Dramatic Club
Nasan Stalleys
Hibernians
James Farrell
Capt. Hoar
Nasan St
Temperance Stance Shifts in Maynard After Close Vote
In Maynard a license measure carried by 44 votes mirroring Hudson’s stance. Town leaders anticipate a broader No License sentiment as residents discuss results amid street talk Monday night.
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Hudson
Maynard
Peter Kiviehan Confident in Run for Board of Selectmen
Peter Kiviehan will submit his nomination papers for the town board of selectmen next Monday despite expectations that he would withdraw. He says he has assurances of support from many leading citizens and promises a genuine surprise when votes are counted.
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Peter Kivieban
Max Blatt
Pleasant Sr
Peter
Board of Selectmen
Mr. Kiviehan
Card of Thanks and Appreciation Note
We thank our neighbors friends and fellow employees for their kindness during our loss and illness and for the support shown in this time of grief. Your sympathy and prayers are deeply felt and greatly appreciated.
Chowder Supper Draws Large Attendance at Congregational
A Saturday evening chowder supper and entertainment hosted by the Ladies Benevolent Society at the Congregational church drew a large crowd. The event featured a lively Diay How the Club was Perm and showcased numerous ladies in character studies led by organizers including Mrs Fowler and Mrs Lawton.
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Congregational Church
Mra
Fowler
John Lawton
John Archer
Edward Nealey
Joseph Gingleton
John Me
Temperance Rally Promises Noted Speakers at Music Hall
The temperance rally at Music hall Sunday evening will feature Hon. Robert E. Luce of Somerville and Theodore H. Raymond of Cambridge Wildspeak. Luce, a known liberal thinker, has drawn friends for labor and progressive causes, while Raymond is a respected Cambridge temperance worker. A quartet will provide music.
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Music Hall
Robert E. Luce
Somerville
Theodore H. Raymond
Cambridge
Luce
Raymond
Stow's Choice Names Roberts and Goding for Representative
Stow appeared set to back C. B. Roberts and A. M. Goding for representative this fall. Roberts, the young candidate mentioned as pushing their ticket, seems well positioned in the race.
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Stow
C. B. Roberts
A. M. Goding
Mr. Roberts
Maynard Local House on Summer Street For Rent
Maynard local house on Summer street with or without five acres of level land. Apply to B H. Davis in Winthrop, Massachusetts.
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H. Davis
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Mass
Maynard Politics Heat Up as Campaign Enters Final Days
Local coverage details a heated Maynard caucus with bets, rumors, and sharp clashes over selectmen posts. Key races include town clerk between McCleary and Smith, tax collector between Gately and Salisbury, assessor between Johnson and Coughlan, and school committee between McCarron and Goodenow. Supporters from both parties rally behind incumbents and candidates for water commissioner and other town offices as license reform looms.
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Gavin Taylor
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James R. Bent
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Brooks
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Great medal drawing fuels public interest at Nason sale
Crowds thronged Nason to view a $90,000 medal to be presented by W. W. Oliver for a citizen who minded his own business during the campaign. Jealous voices claim Oliver holds the item and exhibit details.
Medal to be awarded by defeated candidates on Tuesday
Several claimants have appeared for the medal but no award will be made until next Tuesday when a committee composed of defeated candidates will do the presenting.
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Johnson
Republican Party
Mr. Coughlan
Demle
Look Out Mr Candidate Cigar Gifting Risks Votes
A terse political note warns that giving away poor cigars could cost a candidate votes. It suggests that distributing Middlesex or C. J. L. cigars might win a vote and a friend at once.
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Middlesex
Blatt withdraws from selectman race amid strong field
Max Blatt did not file his papers for selectman and will not contend this year. He told The Enterprise reporter that nominees are so good and varied that he chose to stay out. If the town faces mismanagement next year he plans to run again in spring.
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Selectman
Blatt
Enterprise
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