Maynard Overthrows Democratic Ticket in Townwide Vote
In Maynard the biggest and bitterest ballot battle yields an anti license landslide with a 113 vote No majority. Independent and Republican candidates win key seats as license supporters collapse while Democratic nominees suffer sweeping losses amid a wave of political upheaval.
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Maynard
Mill Town
John H. Lawton
Enterprise Force
School Board
Daniel Goodenow
Nicholas Driscoll
John Connors
William Conley
Selectman
P. J. Sullivan
School Committee
E. B. Hooper
William Holt
Fowler
Assessor
George Jamieson
Health Board
Connors
Jones
Driscoll
Condi
Water works plan to connect Percival St pipe line
The report by Supt Naylor of the water department urges linking the Percival Street line to a junction of Great Road and the pumping station road to create a circuit. This would protect downtown supply during breaks in the main along upper Main Street and during fires. Voters are expected to act favorably.
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Naylor
Water Dept
Percival St
Great Road
Upper Main St
Maynard
Mill
Sudbury
Secret Is Out Johnsons Pharmacy Public Mi o na Formula
Johnsons Pharmacy and H S Richardson publish the public formula of Mi o na a guaranteed cure for stomach troubles tested in cases of heartburn dyspepsia wind loss of appetite restless dreams sleeplessness debility and restorative needs. Mi o na contains bismuth subgallate cerium oxalate sodium bicarbonate and nux vomica and is sold for 60 cents a large box.
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Johnson's Pharmacy
Richardson
He Eae Es
Scientific Wonder Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Piles
A scientific wonder claims Bucklen arnica salve cured EB A lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro Pennsylvania of a distressing case of piles. It heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains salt rheum. Only 25 cents at Johnson’s Imacy of Maynard Willard’s Pharmacy of South Acton.
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Bucklen
Waynesboro
Johnson
Imacy
Maynard
Willard
South Acton
Maynard News Roundup Highlights Town Doings
Maynard residents report a busy week with voters in town on Monday and many locals taking to mills and shops. Notable events include births and marriages, arrivals at the barber shop, and a library total of 4 542 volumes. Prominent names appear from Lawrence Boston Dorchester and Worcester along with local businesses expanding storefronts and upcoming performances.
Kicked by Horse Causes Narrow Escape for Hostler
John White, hostler at Coughlin's livery stable, narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday when a fire horse kicked him near the heart as he backed to stalls. He was rendered unconscious and later taken home on Percival Street for care.
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John White
Coughlin
Mr. White
Percival St
Fire Narrowly Averted in Maynard Block Boiler Room
A Sunday morning blaze in the boiler room of Maynard's block was contained before the fire department arrived. Frank Lally spotted smoke and alarmed others, Day Officer John Connors and assistants extinguished the flames, with Mrs. Lally helping as the danger escalated but kept cool.
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Maynard's Block
Frank Lally
John Connors
Peter Fletcher longtime Maynard resident dies after illness
Peter Fletcher a Paisley Scotland native born March 17 1823 died Thursday morning after a six week pneumonia illness. He came to the United States at 17 and worked as a weaver in several southern states and in Little Falls New York, later settling in Maynard 42 years ago. For years he served as overseer in the press room at the Assabet mills and was highly regarded. Surviving are four children John Fletcher Malden Miss Mary Laurence and Mrs Margaret Ryan of Maynard. Funeral was Saturday at St Bridgets church and burial in St Bridgets cemetery. Doctors Are Puzzled story notes Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Me who recovered after being told to die following severe lung inflammation. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery now sold by Johnson’s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy South Acton with saving his life, with trial bottles free and prices 0 and 1.00.
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George H. Creighton
A. J. Coughlan
James J. Hilferty
George H. Gutteridge
John W. Ogden
B. J. Coughlin
P. J. Sullivan
Bancroft St
Selectmen
Selectman
School Committee
Board of Selectmen
Sullivan
R. W. Carter
Albert Batley
Board of Health
Fowler
J. H. Lawton
C. H. Persons
William Connolly
William Holt
E. B. Hooper
George N. Salisbury
O. 8. Fowler
George W. Jamieson
Daniel Goodenow
John H. Lawton
James Mullin
G. W. Jamieson
Harry J. Parmenter
Albert Coughlin
W. W. Oliver
F. U. Rich
James N. Haire
Luke 8. Brooks
Fred W. Taylor
John C. King
Alexander Pettigrew
John Connors
Nicholas Driscoll
William Jones
G. King
Thomas P. Sullivan
Sylvester Sullivan
Coughlin
Price
Maynard's Hill
John Hannon
F. E. McCleary
Doston University
Leon Clark
Burling
Agsabet Mills
James Johnson
Malden
Mary Leary
Dorchester
Patrick King
Joshua Edwards
Mandigo
A. Distasion
Main St
Herman French
Congregational
John Rouse
Mary Mead
Waltham
B. F. Killilea
M. E
Harry Rodway
George Lynch
Lester Jones
Boston Specialty Company
Cannon's Block
Maynard Brass Band
George O'Donnell
This
James
Henry O'Donnell
Marlboro
John F. Gannon
John Coyne
Pittsfield
Mary Shearren
Maynard
H. J. Dwinell
Finnish National Society
Cooperative Hall
Margaret Mathison
Babara New
Maynard Eagles
Hudson Lodge
James Moran
Mass General Hospital
Fr. Kelley
Boston
St. Bridget’s
Wallace Starr King
Finnish Socialistic Society
Water Commissioners
David Miller
Patterson
N. J
Ladies of &. George's Church
Dana Jones
Band of Hope
M. FE
Daniel Colbert
Nathan Derby Place
Concord
John A. Finnegan
Anti Kujapas
Twilight Club
Music Hall
Saxonville
Masonic Social Club
Maynard Glee Club
Sigma Society
Frank May
Harry Persons
Ralph Lawton
Clarence Mackin
Peter Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Paisley
Scotland
Little Falls
N. Y
Fletcher
Assabet Mills
John Fletcher
Mary and
Laurence
Margaret Ryan
St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Johnson's
Willard’s Pharmacy
South Acton
Utopia Club
Mary H Chestnut
City
Mamie Dolan
Lincoln St
New York City
John Frye
Harvard College
Walter P. Frye
Pleasant St
Thomas Scott
Pearl St
North
Mr. Scott
Northboro
Henry Brigham
Stone School
Charles F. Brigham
Cyrus Gale
Anna T. Connelly
Washington St
Worcester
Europe
Walter H. Miles
Whitman
Maplewood
Mabel Hemenway
Highland
W. A. Walcott
Concord Junction
Hats by Miss Precourt and Mrs Blanchette Open in Maynard
Miss H Precourt and Mrs O Blanchette return from New York luxury designers to offer a new line of trimmed hats for spring. Opening dates are March 15 16 and 17 at Main Street Maynard opposite the mill.
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New York
Maynard
Main St
Opp. Mill
Notice of family departure and bill denial by husband
Patrick J. Powers, of Budbury, states that his wife Julia Powers and daughter Nellie E. Powers have left his house of their own accord and that he will pay no bills contracted by either. Date February 6, 1906.
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Julia Powers
Nellie E. Powers
Patrick J. Powers
Budbury
Maynard Local Notices and Classified Fragments
Maynard local notices list Sak-Good driving horse weight 1100 pounds safe for lady to drive apply to 8S. Raymond Kitchin furnished rooms to let to desirable parties. T J Butler fine cash register for sale Mrs John Lally. Wanted man to drive order route apply to R C. Eggs for hatching R L Reds extra fine laying strain 12 for 59 cents J Morse corner of Main and Mill Streets home evenings. Lost between Maynard and Henry Wetherbee's in Stow a physician satchel containing instruments and appliances property of Dr F A Rich reward for return to Loewe's drugstore.
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Todrive
Raymond Kitchin
T. J. Butler
John Lally
R. C
R. L. Reds
Morse
Main
Mill Streets
Maynard
Henry Wetherbee
Stow
F. A. Rich
Loewe
Independents edge Nonparlels in tense bowling match
A spirited Friday afternoon bowling match at Nason Stalley saw the Independents led by captain A. J. Coughlan overcome the Nonparlels under captain William Casey by the narrowest margin. A large crowd cheered the rival teams as the close contest unfolded.
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Nason Stalley
Independents
A. J. Coughlan
William Casey
Ranigh
Temperance rally closes with strong speeches at Music Hall
The Sunday night temperance campaign ended with a monster rally at Music Hall featuring speakers John T. Shea of Herbert Sutcliffe of Boston and Bakatram of Brookline. Miss Rather G. OConnor of Marlboro gave vocal selections as the crowd applauded. Shea was praised as the best temperance speaker seen locally, with Backstram and Sutcliffe noted for strong points.
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Music Hall
John T. Shea
Herbert Sutcliffe
Boston
Bakatram
Brookline
Rather G. O'Connor
Marlboro
Shea
Backstram
Sutcliffe
Marlboro City Notes and Local Socials
Marlboro council finance committee met Monday evening. Local clubs held events including a second degree at Marlboro lodge of Odd Fellows and a sodality gathering at Miss Mary H Chestnut home. The city hall ceramic floor material arrived for immediate installation.
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Marlboro Lodge of Odds Fellows
High School Nine Prepares for Concord Opener
Prospective lineup forms at Prospect Park under Captain Flaherty as the high school nine, missing Rock Gately and Robert Frye, drills for the Concord game on Saturday April 14. Likely starters include Wheeler Frye Bradford Coyness OConnell Flaherty Keane Beaudreau and Dupuis with others vying for spots.
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Concord
Prospect Park
Flaherty
Rock, Gately
Robert Frye
Concord High School
Lloyd Wheeler
Russell Frye
George Bradford
Frank Coyness
William O'Connell
Edward Flaherty
James Keane
Leon Beaudreau
Joseph Dupuis
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Secret
H. 8S. Richardson
Agnes Larkin
John Durkin
Lawrence
Frank Lawton
Michael Wall
Peter Cummings
A. Distasio
Abraham Allen
Otter River
Owen Duggan
Littleton
John Sheridan
Frank Downey
William Smith
Clarence Gutteridge
PB. Watson
Martin Comer
Fred Shanahan
Frank Balcolm
North Adams
W. A. Haynes & Co
Alexander Greer
Quincey
John Hanna
Yes
Thomas Doyle
American Woolen Co
A. J. Coughlin
Charles H. Rice
Augustano Visovichi
A. Faverilli
Valley Farm
Stow Town Hall
Acton
Santra Héienon
House of Correction
Florence Mann
Grace Mann
Albert Murphy
Majestic Theatre
What Ord
Florida
Hugh Walters
Esther Loud
Maine
A. QO
Frank Lolly
Green Barker
Elder
Sperry
Maynard Friends
William Lemoine
Barllean
James Morin
Ware
Thomas Pyron
Garland
Osteo
Wednesdy
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Mareh Twee
Big Department Store
Sale
Combination Cash Store CO
Maynard Mass
H. Precourt
O. Blanchettte
Lawton Collins
Coughlan
Carey
Monster Ally
High School
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