Maynard News Briefs and Social Tidings
Long column of local notes from Maynard including residents visiting relatives and moving plans. Mil waukee returnee C J Lynch, Hibonia Hall dance tonight, new homes on Bent Avenue, jurors in Lowell, staff changes at the local office, theater tickets for Tufts College concert, and various visits by residents to Boston Providence and Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lynch
Milwaukee
Wis
Catherine Meloy
A. O
Harry Cooke
Clinton
Patrick Murphy
Frank Johnson
Criminal Court
Lowell
Emil Shulze
Providence
R. L
Herman Shulze
Fred Lyons
Nova Scotae
Wilson’ Cuttell
Newton
L. E. Smithy
Athol
National @Express Co
W. 8
Smith
Clemmie Sullivan
Nasoni -Bunday
P. J. Sullivan
George Waterhouse
Checker Club
Huckin
George Morris
Pittsfield
John Bonnafant
Thomas O’brien
G Sullivan
Eva McDonald
Boston
James Wail
John
Adams Henry Ledgard, Sr
Stephen Beaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Maynard Lodge
Lelhead
Canada
James Ledgard
Henry Ledgard
Hector Roberts
Maynard House
Peter Steltz
Bent Avenue
Williamon
A. T. Haynes &Coy
Hugh Miller
RCA
Raymond Palmer
Fred Ballou
Moving Pictures
Baith Baron
Martin Mosher
Bert Sylvester
B. J. Coughlin
Worcester
Cora B. Hartwell
Acton Center
John W. Flood
Twilight Club
Lake Boone
Fred Hayward
K. of P
Progressive Lodge
Music Hall
Jeremiah Sullivan
Margaret Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Ellis W. Cook
Ludlow
John W. Veitch
Chicago
Hillside Street
John Manning
Dartmouth Street
Cornelius Moynihan
Sudbury Street
Pastor E F Hunt Concludes Six Year Maynard Ministry
Rev E F Hunt ends a six year pastorate at the Maynard Congregational church and plans to move April 1 to Dorset Vermont after a brief rest. He came to Maynard from Conway Massachusetts in September 1904 and is praised for conscientious work and respected by townspeople and congregation as he prepares to begin work in a new field.
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E. F. Hunt
Hunt
Change of Time on Maynard Railroad Service
Notice of timetable revisions for Maynard trains due to discontinuance of the 9.14 evening service. The 10.30 car is dropped and the best option is the 9.15 accommodation with a 11.30 Maynard arrival. Morning service changes move the 11.32 train to depart at 10.52.
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Maynard
Expression of Gratitude for Bereavement Support
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted us in alleviating our sorrow by our bereavement. For all words and acts of kindness and sympathy, we are grateful.
Johnson Injured In Fall At New House Site
A worker named John Johnson fell from a rooftop near the Stow line last Wednesday evening. He sustained a fractured ankle and other injuries described as serious by witnesses at the scene.
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John Johnson
Stow
Massachusetts Gener
M U s Extend Winning Streak in Low Scoring Win
The M U s extended their winning streak by beating the cellar champions by 26 pins. Both teams underperformed, while M U s and Edward White shared top honors for the Assabets.
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Edward White
Marlboro Notes On Local People And Events
Marlboro residents travel to Warren Washington and Astoria others plan moves. Major pool room challenge and high school track team formation feature local sports. Park lease set for April 19 and factory stock dividends noted along with estate administrator appointment. Various visits illnesses and local business dealings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roche
Water Sr
Hi Howe
J. T. Buckley
W. J.angell
John Carey
West Main St
Chelsea
Marlboro High School
Marlboro
Seattle
Washington
Browne
Pittsfield
Albertian
Felixy Sawyer
Somerville
J. B Chagnon
P. Chagpou
Beatie Vie
Honorius La‘couture
Archie Darling
East Mainst
George W. Woodward
Webster
John F. Mitchell
Cambrige
J. Keegan
Harry Fees
Republicans Win Big Margin in Local Elections
Republicans generally victorious by large margin in year’s local races. Walker tops ticket with Jones close behind. Connolly ahead of Driscoll by 52 votes. Sullivan defeated for school board. Parmenter and Haynes win the assessorship by large margins. Fowler beats Cullen by 121 votes. Murphy elected overseer of the poor by nine votes over Lawton. Coughlin loses for free warden. Connors, Driscoll, Jones top three for constables. Total votes 91 48 regular and 64 gem Marry Licard Was modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walker
Mr. Jones
Mr. Connolly
Mr. Driscoll
Driscoll
James B. Lord
Sullivan
Damien
Harry J. Parmenter
Abel G. Haynes
Parmenter
Haynes
William Cullen
Fowler
Cullen
P. H. Murphy
Samuel Lawton
Murphy
Mr. Lawton
William Jones
James R. Bent
William Naylor
James Mullin
Fred W. Taylor
William Bishop
A. O. Dunham
Albert W. Haynes
Hiram Parkin
Jas. Mullin
Levi R. Cheney
Arthur J. Clea
Semin Tans
Legislature Liquor Committee Opposes Repeal
The first real lineup of the legislative liquor committee on the famous bar and bottle bill voted 7 to 3 against repeal. Senator Roger Sherman Hoar joined the majority, amid concerns about campaign funds, but he said he returned the money, earning commendation in his temperate district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Liquor Committee
Roger Sherman Hoar
Hear Wie
Hear
the Enterprise
Young Ladies Enjoy Evening at Masonic Hall
A Maynard Woman's Club event brought together local young ladies for an evening of entertainment at Masonic hall. Mrs Abbie F Rolfe spoke about club work and enthusiasm among the town's women. Mary Anderson of Boston shared stories while Mrs John Sunderland and Mrs Howard Case performed vocal duets. Refreshments and a social hour followed.
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Masonic Hall
Maynard Woman's Club
Abbie F. Rolfe
Concord
Junk dealer seeks weekly junk buyers in Maynard
A junk dealer advertising in Maynard offers to pay the highest prices for all kinds of junk every Friday and Saturday. The note asks recipients to drop a postal to Samuel Sperburg in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Samuel Sperburg
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