Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Sales
Community notes report mill work changes and gatherings at Lizette Dupots coming fashion openings March 24 26 26 and a moving picture benefit by the Maynard brass band on April 19. Town events include high school activities lectures fairs and license vote speculation with numerous social visits and upcoming sales at Assabet Furniture and regional shops.
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Luke McCarthy
Powder Mills
Thomas Murray
Lizette & Dupots
Bachelor Club
Rena Smith
James Morin
Boylston
Maynard Brass Band
Mary Dailey of
Ayer
Aloysius McGrail
Stock Cleaned Out at Christie's Sit for Spring Goods
The sale closed at Christie s Saturday night and was one of the greatest ever in town. The store remained crowded through the final days and will be restocked with the newest spring and summer merchandise. Watch the ads. they often save money.
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Christie's
St Bridget's Parish Plans Annual Reunion at Music Hall
Plans are underway for St Bridget's parish annual reunion on April 18 in Music hall. An entertainment, dance and supper are planned with Gilroy's moving pictures featured, aiming for a large turnout the night before a holiday.
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St. Bridget’s Parish
Music Hall
Gilroy
Ready for the Fray High School Baseball Team Eyes Strong Season
The high school baseball squad prepares to practice when dry enough and aims for a solid season. With several top players gone, young players are expected to resemble Ty Cobb and Hans Wagner. Raymond Hamlin is elected manager and a fundraising entertainment by the high school talent will be staged soon.
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Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Raymond Hamlin
Grand Opera in English at Popular Prices
Boston Opera House announces an Aborn English Grand Opera season in English with eight performances per work across a week. Prices start at 25 to 50 cents for matinees and 25 to 1.00 dollars for evenings, with two casts alternating each opera. Subscription and phone orders available at Tremont Street office.
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Boston
Tremont, St
Back Bay
Onera” Lowes
Mai Pot Chishis
Opera
Temperance Rally Draws Crowd at Music Hall
A Sunday temperance rally in Music Hall drew a good crowd praised for speakers William Connery of Lynn and Theodore H. Raymond of Cambridge. The quartet including George Lawton, Mrs. Messer, Mrs. Sunderland and William Scully provided excellent musical selections.
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Music Hall
William ‘Connery
Lynn
Theodore H. Raymond
Cambridge
George Lawton
Messer
Sunderland
William Scully
Interior renovation boosts storefront appeal at Dwinell store
H. J. Dwinell has painters busily renovating the interior over the past week, giving the shop a handsome appearance commented on by the public and travelers who rate it among the finest stores in the state. Dwinell’s stock remains clean and fresh, fueling rising business across all lines at this popular establishment.
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H. J. Dwinell
Mr. Dwinell
Health Library Here by Federation of Women’s Clubs
The Woman's club arranged with the Federation of Women's Clubs to bring the health library to town for a limited time. The circulating library will be on display when books are ready and their titles and numbers will be published later.
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Woman's Club
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Federation
Nouveau Riche Commuter Tale On A Moving Train
An amused scene described in a New York Times passage where a commuter passes a remark to a valet as a train pulls away from the station. The exchange elicits smothered laughter and a wry echo of social snobbery in a fleeting moment.
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Jobo
New York Times
Woman Plans Twenty Piano Lessons in Three Weeks
A Chicago music teacher recounts a curious case of a interior woman seeking rapid piano study. She insists twenty lessons can be completed in three weeks by taking two daily sessions or even the whole set at once, totaling ten hours of instruction.
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Chicago
Marie
Paul Pioneer Press
Face of the Typical New Yorker
The writer contrasts London’s calm with New York’s crowded, anxious populace. He notes New Yorkers’ keen, hatchet shaped faces and a fierce self absorption seen in daily life from streets to subways.
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London
New York
T. P. O’connor
Daring Hold Up On Friday Night Ends With Narrow Escape
Ernest Kramer meat dealer faced a Friday night hold up as two masked men with a revolver attacked near his Thompson street home after leaving his store. Kramer escaped with his money and life, leaving behind a handmade mask and hat as evidence. Police searched Saturday but made no arrests.
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Ernest Kramer
Iower Main m
Mr. Kramer
Thompson St
Ernest
Hillside St
Foul Play Feared In Death Near Residence
Matti Koski, about 39, died Saturday night near William Scully’s residence after a fall. Medical Examiner Hoitt ruled the death accidental, though rumors of foul play persisted. Koski, employed by a local butcher, leaves a wife and several children.
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Matti Koski, Chandler Jr
William Scully
Hoitt
Marlboro
John Gallagher
George Stockwell
Howard Hamblen
Beyonce
Koski
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief From Chronic Constipation
A promotional notice touts Rexall Orderlies as a non purgative remedy for chronic constipation. It claims the tablets tone nerves and muscles of the bowels, avoid habit forming laxatives, and offer safe, pleasant dosing for all ages, with local Maynard sale details and contact.
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Maynard
Rexall
P. Hi. DeLee
Ward
Mass
Maynard License Victory Highlights Local Election
Maynard voters approved license by a solid margin, with town clerk McCleary leading the ticket and selectmen heavily favoring the historic board. Arthur Walker topped the field for seven, followed by William Jones and William Connolley, while a tied race for assessor prompted a recount.
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McCleary
Jones
Walker
Connolley
Salisbury
Goodenow
Lawton and Taylor
Water Board
Miller
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Arthur B. Walker
William Jones
Willam Connolley
Samuel Lawton
Nicholas Driscoll
James A. Cleary
Peter Kiviehan
Plain People
Selectman
Daniel Goodenow
Frank J. McCarron
A. J. Coughlan
Frank Johnson
Mr. Coughlan
Mr. Johnson
George N. Salisbury
Joseph V. Gately
Alfred ®. McCleary
Thomas Smith
William Connolley
Sons
George H. Gutteridge
Joseph VY. Gately
J. McCarron
Arthur’j. Coughlan
Poll opening minutes note officers and committees elected
At 2 o'clock Albert Batley defeated Harry Parmenter for moderator. The meeting created officers and committees under warrants: field drivers Freeman Taylor and William Bishop, A. 0. Dunham. measurers of wood and bark A. W. Haynes Hiram Parkin James R. Bent. surveyors of water works listed. An appropriation committee was named A G Haynes C D Holmes C S Fowler P J Sullivan John W Flood John Hannon Julius Loewe. A separate group was appointed to study a new hook and ladder truck.
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Nicholas Driscoll
Samuel G. King
Albert Batley
Deo
Harry Parmenter
Frea Taylor
William Bishop
A. 0. Dunham
A. W. Haynes
Hiram Parkin
James R. Bent
Samuel Lawton
B. Shattuck
Wilson
A. J
George R. Murphy
Water Board
A. G. Haynes
C. D. Holmes
Fowler
P. J. Sullivan
John W. Flood
John Hannon
Julius Loewe
Benny
Coughlan
Julius V. Gately
James A. Cleary
A. 0 Haynes
Work 18 Increasing at Mass Reformatory
The report notes KP N Dahl’s expanding service at the Massachusetts Reformatory in Junction. His work for inmate eye care has grown, bringing satisfaction to the institution and aiding his private business through thorough knowledge of the field.
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KP. N. Dahl
Junction
Dahil
Telephone Rate Increase Sparks Townwide Debate
The local telephone company announces a new rate hike expected to raise costs for many residents. Town officials note the discount will apply only to phones paid for directly by the town.
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William Aneles
Clinton
George McCormack
Andover
T. F. Parker
Maxwell
James Moriarty
Anna Holt
A. D. Holt
Tilton Seminary
Rainville
Litchfield
Acton
Washington
Assembly Hall
Nasan St
Charlie” Noll
Concod Junction
Assabet Furniture Co
Teachers’ Club
B. F. Killilea
St. Patrick’s Church
Brockton
St. Patrick’s Parish
Jennie
Deane
Clark
Hibernian Hall
Walter Browne
De‘ectmen
Annnual
Matti Koski
David Miller
Kenneth Cameron
John Lawton
Gavin Taylor
Edward Cheney
Taylor
Lawton
Luke 8
Brooks
Wiliam Bishop
Bishop
Constable
Connors
Driscoll
Avira
Dilroy E
NG Pictures
Bikay
Delee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
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Maynard Smoke Shop
John J. Sullivan
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