Maynard Play Delights Audiences in "Alice Sit By the Fire"
Maynard audience enjoys James Barrie play "Alice Sit By the Fire" presented by the Congregational Fraternal League at Cooperative Hall. Miss Erdine Cowlishaw leads seven parts with strong dramatic power, aided by Elmer Crawford Adams violin, Nita Cowlishaw and Roland Hayes vocalists, and a praised program of solos and scenes across three acts.
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James M. Barrie
Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Congregational Fraternal League
Erdine Cowlishaw
Mother Love
Miss Cowlishaw
Elmer Crawford Adams
Nita Cowlishaw
Golzines
Roland Hayes
Hayes
Campbell-Tipton
M. Phillips
Alice
J. M. Barrie
Bedford Tax Auction Notice for 1913 Parcels in Bedford
Collector A Elmer Blake announces public auction of delinquent Bedford Mass real estate taxes for 1913. Parcels include a 2 acre lot once owned by Frank E Cutler with Roger W Brown land bounds. Auction set for April 2 1913 at 1 pm in Town Officers Room to cover taxes interest and costs.
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Bedford
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joseph Coan
Roger ‘W. Brown
Frank E. Cutler
Csboaeus
A. Elmer Blake
Finnish Influence Grows in Town Toward No License Vote
A coming influence forms among town Finns led by two clergymen and volunteer teachers. They unite to vote as a bloc, previously backing candidates from both parties. The Finnish vote reportedly favors no license, with many claiming the entire bloc supported that stance at Monday’s meeting and have adopted modern ballot techniques.
Maynard Merchants Display Progressive Window Decor
A feature highlights Maynard merchants showing progressiveness through richly decorated windows reflecting taste and variety. The article urges older shoppers to patronize local stores to enjoy high quality goods and fair prices comparable to larger towns.
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage held by Middlesex Institution for Savings on Richard F Wood property in Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts. Sale April 10 1918 at 3 pm for 200 cash with details of lot and boundaries from court record.
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Richard F. Wood
Concord
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Institution
Davis Court
Patrick Hennessy
Hennessy
George A. Warren
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles Eb, Brown
Snubbed Iron Duke The Duke of W Taste for Napoleon Paintings
A fragmented excerpt notes a dismissive exchange about a painting of Napoleon and a response from a narrator or curator. The garbled text references historical figures and titled individuals with unclear context.
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Nepesed
Napoleon
Maynard Bowling Team Accused of Cruel Play
A local dispute erupts over alleged rough treatment of Concord bowlers by Maynard on the alleys. The climax sees Maynard defeating Concord by 117 pins in a contentious practice game.
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Maynard
Concord
Maynard Citizens Note Street and Sidewalk Improvements
Residents applaud the selectmen for years of street and sidewalk upgrades. The concrete walks are appreciated and, due to overall good street conditions, expect continued sidewalk improvements and added attention in the coming years.
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Maynard
Something of a Genius at Nason Street School
Thomas Hilferty, the efficient janitor at Nason Street School, runs a carpentry class with 14 eighth grade boys. He provides practical instruction, and the boys show excellent progress in small carpentry tasks. His dedication earns warm commendation.
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Thomas Hilferty
Nason St. School
Hilferty
A Splendid Store by Bander Bros Adds Fixtures
Bander Bros have built a handsome clothing store and added improvements. They installed 64 feet of mission racks with oxidized brass fittings and shoe fixtures expanding the department. With Mr Nay lor’s new block they will gain 40 by 65 feet of room for a broader stock of shoes and women and children’s apparel, plus four new front windows.
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Bander Bros
Civic awakening in Maynard spurred by trust company move
A local business man praises the new trust company in Maynard saying it embodies a spirit of cooperation. He argues that if merchants maintain this "get together" momentum, Maynard will grow into a bigger, better town and advance across other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Trust Company
No Radical Changes Seen in Payne Aldrich Cotton Schedules
The Manchester News suggests the Payne Aldrich bill will not see radical changes in cotton and woolen schedules to boost English mill production. It assumes President Wilson will govern with greater conservatism than before.
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Manchester
England
Payne Aldrich
Wilson
April meeting promises a lively review with topics and aroma
The April meeting is shaping up as a sizzling event with several articles promised to appear, offering spice and variety. A few topics are expected to generate eloquence and argument, so attendees should keep the evening free and arrive early to avoid the rush.
Cement and Brick Prices Highlight Western Lumber Ads
A fragment notes Western Lumber and Building Supply offering cement and brick. It mentions a chance to quote prices on Southern Hard Pine sheathing, signaling a promotional ad or price inquiry.
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T. A. Wilson Mgr
Fitchburg
Concord
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