Maynard Community Hears Studies In Psychology And Local News
Maynard James McCarthy's Teachers' Study Club begins term with psychology and nature focus. Miss Hull hired by Mainville & Co. Jokinen called away by sister's illness. Mrs and Helen of Lowell visit Ruth and Mary Pontefrat. Miss Murphy returning from Redding Highlands. Priest family marks 45th wedding anniversary. Funeral details for Miss Essy of Stow and Fr Browne, Finnick, Sheehan, Doran present. Mrs Cornelius Murphy's daughter Bridgett dies after brief pneumonia. Joseph James and Ruth of Mansfield hosted by William and Mrs. Bishop. Easter shopping urged at local top to toe outfitter. Fire at No. 2 Florida Court caused by smoking in bed. loss about 25 dollars. Maynard beat Concord in opening match of intertown pool. Williams and John Hannon named Foresters delegates to Fitchburg convention. Franks Wilder and Leo St. Clair alternates. Rev Walter Browne granted 10 days leave for trip to Baltimore and other places.
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James McCarthy
Cornelius Murphy
Garfield
Mirai Joseph James
Ruth
Mansfield
William Bishop
Florida Court
Maynard
Concord
Williams
John Hannon
the Foresters of America
Fitchburg
Frank Wilder
Leo St. Clair
Walter J. Browne
Baltimore
Nearly All Stock Is Taken by Banking Committee Reported
The Banking Committee of the Businessmen's Association met at Judge Howard A. Wilson's office Tuesday night and reported that practically all stock has been pledged. They will report to the Business Men's Association next Tuesday when the move toward completing the plans will begin. Dr George S Adams, former Maynard and longtime head of the Westboro hospital for the insane, died in Stamford Conn Monday. He left his hospital post to return to private practice and built a large nervous and mental disease practice. He was brother to Miss Jeannie Adams of this town, who attended his Worcester funeral Wednesday. The Board of Selectmen met Tuesday and appointed John Connors dept chief and day patrolman, Samuel G King night patrolman, George Whitney street superintendent, several fire engineers, and others including a registrar of voters and sealers of weights and measures. Special policemen were appointed. Easter music arrangements noted with processional hymns and anthems listed.
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Banking Committee
The
Businessmen’s Association
Howard A. Wilson
Business Mens’ Association
George S. Adams
Maynard
W Toro Hospital For the
Stamford
Conn
Adams
Westboro Institution
Jeannie Adams
Worcester
Board of Selectmen
John Connors
Dept
Samuel G. King
George Whitney
George H. Gutteridge
James ‘Cleary
Arthur J. Coughlan
George Smith
Joshua Edwards
Joel F. Parmenter
Edward Henderson
William Litchfield
Hichard Parmenter
Albert Haynes
Appropriations Committee Acts on Eight at Meeting Monday
The appropriation committee met Monday night with John W. Flood as chairman and Ho ward Cheney as secretary. Eight items were acted on including Highways and bridges 4009 dollars sidewalks 1000 dollars poor department 3200 dollars street lighting 3500 dollars police department 2400 dollars public library dog tax and 900 dollars general government 4000 dollars treasurer s and collector s bonds 175 dollars Soldiers relief 250 dollars John A Crowe park 50 dollars Memorial day 100 dollars. They will meet again next Monday night to finish the list. The board of health says it can manage this year on about 2000 dollars and will assume 500 back bills of last year s board. The committee will visit Friday to inspect the school department before acting on this appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Flood
Howard Cheney
John A. Crowe
Board of Health
Concord Branch Opposed to Woman Suffrage Meeting
The Concord Branch of the Massachusetts Association Opposed to Further Extension of Suffrage to Women schedules a meeting on Tuesday March 25 at 4 p m with president Mrs Woodward Hudson. Five minute papers will present platforms of different political organizations by Mrs Virginia Lee Tewkabury Mrs Allen French and Mrs Thomas Surette. Miss Helen Keyes will compare these platforms and Mrs Leslie Moore will present a historical paper.
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Concord
Massachusetts Association
Woodward Hudson
Virginia Lee Tewkabury
Allen French
Thomas Surette
Helen Keyes
Leslie Moore
Easter Cards and Favors by Barrett Nephews Co
Agents for Barrett Nephews Co provide cleansers dryers gloves and laces cleaning and dyeing services with workmanship warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Barrett Nephews Co
Tribute to Livingstone on Palm Sunday at Trinitarian Church
Palm Sunday service at Trinitarian Church featured Rev. G A Tewksbury delivering a sermon titled The Victorious Work of David Livingstone. The event centered on a review of the famed explorer's life and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Livingstone
Trinitarian Church
G. A. Tewksbury
Palm Sunday School Concert Under Mrs Winchester and Mrs Moore
Evening program by Sunday school children directed by Mrs B S Winchester and Mrs Leslie Moore featured songs and recitations titled The Message of Light. The pastor spoke on David Livingstone's 30 years of work in Africa. Sleepy Hollow bowlers proved they are not in any sense dear.
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B. S. Winchester
Leslie Moore
Livingstone
Africa
Sleepy Hollow
Princess Tucked Waistline Lawn Dress Description
Fragment reads a dress description with a dainty white line fabric, a length sleeve, eyelet panel, and lace medallions. Mentions waist style and front tucks, collar cuffs, and a front button element. price notes appear as one dollar forty nine cents weekly.
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Wallace
Essini
Sam Sings
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DR. Adams
ST. George’s Church
Jesus Christ
Lyra Davidicsa
Gloria
Merbecke
Rosemuller
M. A. Armstrong
West Acton, Mass
Ferer's Store
J. P.S
Boston
Nason Sts
Maynard, Mass
Henry F. Miller
Sleepy Hollow Bowlers
Depot
Fee- Eee
Han
Ates
Jennings
Carson
Sleepy Hollow Star
Depot Tigers
Wren
Loughlin
Jennings Teehee
P. P. Adams
Big Department
State
Waltham
Marine
Hamburg
Eant
Walthaw’ Waist
Poplin
Big Dry
Cote
Cumas
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