Local Notes Highlight Maynard Community Week
Henry Kelley of Boston visits Maynard. School events include the high school minstrel show set for April 8 and a St Bridget’s church lecture on the passion play. Recreation club engages Gokkins McNally orchestra, town meetings discuss Russell’s bridge, and Maynard basketball to face Washington Guards on April 6.
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Irerie McCormack
Edith Stratton
Maynard School
Music Hall
St Bridget’s Church
Apri
Henry Grady
Chelsea
St. Bridget’s Church
Hudson
Lakeside
Recreation Club
Gokkins & McNally Orchestra
Ance
Apel
Thomas Rissell
Holyoke
A. B. Papineau
Daniel E
Goode- View
Thomas Collins
St. Johns
Montreal
Can
Lena Spearing
Ethel Galley
James Coulter
Summer St
Troup-Pf Ie
Ladies Fuxiliary
St. Hilda’s Guild
Russell’s Bridge
Hiberniat
Henry Werner
A. A. Hilferty
Rose Hannon
Theresa Heffernan
Prof. Drake
Maynard
Fitchburg
Washington Guards
Bertha Collins
Somerville
Kathryn Young
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Sherman
Hudson Auxiliary
William Crawford
Mill
New Hampshire
Peter Wilcox
A. J. Coughlan
St. Mary’s Church
Marlboro
Elmer Curtin
Lea L’oiseau
Frank Crowley
Eva L’oiseau
John Kelley
Kelley
Gloversville
N. Y
Extradition Tactics in Maine Involving Boston Lawyer
Boston Post reports District Attorney Moran uses Jerome tactics sending ADA Michael Dwyer to Augusta to seek extradition for a Maine lawyer indicted here for obtaining signatures by false pretenses. The attorney allegedly took one third of a $10,000 settlement from Mrs. Harris after Baker's Bridge wreck claims, then signed releases under misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Maynard
Enterprise
Moran
Jerome
Maine
Michael Dwyer
Boston
Augusta
Cobb
Wiscasset
Baker’s Bridge
Alice G. Harris
William
Irving
Harris
Middlesex County
Barris
Woman's Club Philanthropy Notes on Helen Gould and Nursing
The philanthropic department met with Mrs. O. S. Fowler on Tuesday afternoon for an especially well attended meeting. Mrs. R. E. Bisbee spoke on Miss Helen Gould charity and Mrs. Howard Hamblen on district nursing. Ivy Pierce performed piano selections as the department plans definite steps on nursing matters. The literary department will meet next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Fowler
R. E. Bisbee
Helen Gould
Howard Hamblen
Cause of Stomach Troubles Promoted by Digestive Aid
When stomach trouble appears it often signals overeating or unsuitable foods for age or occupation or chronic constipation. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate bowels and improve digestion. A free sample is offered. Sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bowser
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Coughlan Denied Chairmanship Sparks Town Board Tensions
A B O Sullivan and A J Coughlan clash at the selectmen meeting as Sullivan is elected chairman and Coughlan is named secretary amid claims of political maneuvering. Coughlan vows indignation while Jones supports the outcome and Sullivan predicts changes in conducting town business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gannion
Meg. J. A. Crowe
Cambridge
Ooorseers of
James Mullin
G. H. Creighton
Board of Health
Howard Hamblen
Dennis B. Sheehan
Board of Selectmen
A. J. Coughlan
Coughlan
Sullivan
Jones
Coighlan
Enterprise
Kyou
Democratic Town Committee
Maynard
Debate on Senators by Popular Vote Ends in Victory
At Friday afternoon high school debate the affirmative side led by Louis Sullivan and Beatrice Sunderland won over the opposing team. The event focused on whether U S senators should be elected by popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Louis Sullivan
Beatrice Sunderland
Maynard Marlboro basketball riot ends with crowded hall
A 1200 crowd witnessed a chaotic Maynard vs Marlboro game marked by misrepresentations and crowd disorders. Marlboro used ringers, officials battled a surge outside and inside, and Horan led Marlboro to a win while Maynard fans decried the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Maynard
Marlboro
Ledgard
Maribor
Maynard Rooters
Doherty
East Bostons
Horan
Washington Guards
Magnaré
Cleary
Maynari
Maynard Rooter
Maynard Spring Suits and Local Real Estate Offer
Maynard businesses advertise spring suits from $14 with orders urged before rush. Real estate listing describes a 56 rod property at Main and Summer with a large two storey plus dwelling, steam heat, bath, and barn with sheds. Also stock hay $8 to $14 per ton, English red cap eggs for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Maynard
Massachusetts
Fred E. Morris
Maynard’s Block
Mass
F. R. Krowston
West Acton
Joseph Mears
Police chief vows crackdown on illegal liquor sellers
Chief of Police Sullivan, also chairman of the board of selectmen, prepares to swoop on suspected illicit liquor dealers. He has warned several parties to stop during the remaining six weeks without licenses, promising action to enforce the liquor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Board of Selectmen
Orchestra Performance at Concord Invitation Party
Coggins and MacNally along with Hudson's orchestra will perform at an invitation party hosted by operators linked to the central exchange in Concord on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggins & MacNally’s
Orchestra of
Hudson
Central Exchange
Concord
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Henry Kelley
Edward Seridan
Binns
James Campbell
John Waite
Aew
Daniel Moynihan
John McNitt
Providence
Dennis Waldron
Waltham
George H. Gutteridge
Nell Andrews
M. Laurson
B J. Coughlin's
M. BE
Frank B. Sanborn
Epworth League
M. B
Alice McCormack
S8ara Morgan
Frank McCormack
Andover
Ferns
James Johnston
Pike
Lawrence
Kingsbury
Holliston
Ham
Johnson Pharmacy
Watertown
Littleton
Cairns
Maynard Center
Harley
Syme
McLean
Middlesex
P. S.C. ER
Congregational
Stow
Lincoln
Concord Junction
Stuart
Maley
A. M. C. Sullivan
Michael Lynch
Lynch
South Framingham
Woman’s Club
DOWN
Didherty
Punch
Connors
Driscoll
Becre
Arte Pigeon Marlboro
Maynard Doherty
Kelley Burns
Murray Horan
Gately
Archer
Flaherty
John Collins
John M. Collins
McKinley St
Mr. Collins
Newton
Collins
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Father John
Maynard Local
John O'Brien
Lowell
Loewe &Co
Coats
Boot & Shoe Store
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