Maynard News Briefs Touch Home Events and Visits
Maynard residents report health milestones and family arrivals including Miss Elizabeth Campbell age 11 with appendicitis and Mr. and Mrs. John Nordberg welcoming a baby girl. Local goings include social visits in Boston Lowell Cambridge and Roxbury and a Finn temperance show planned for April 7 at Music Hall.
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Elizabeth Campbell
Charles Smith
Assabet Mills
Agnes Waldron
Aow
Fred Ballou
Nason St
Frank Lesage
Sara Gillon
Lowell
Sara Bamforth
Finnish Temperance Society
Music
Lucius Maynard
Springfield
William Buckley
Billerica
Edward Wooldridge
Anthony A. Hilferty
South Framingham
Cornelius Sullivan
Imatra Band
Music Hall
Bander Bros
Mainst
Frank Bond
Neponset
Maynard
Moving Picture Company
Cooperative Hall
Kathryn Lawton
Friends
Medford
Carl F. Monk
Boston
Maynard Friends
John Nordberg
Molly Clark
Hyde Park
Hyomei Inhaler Promoted as Catarrh Cure
Hyomei inhaler is advertised as penetrating nose and throat to kill catarrhal germs, heal irritated mucous membranes, and provide a complete cure. A new outfit with extra bottle is for sale at Johnson's Pharmacy and H. Richardson.
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Johnson's Pharmacy
Richardson
Memory of My Mother Gratitude Note
Caro thanks friends and acquaintances for kindness during mother’s illness and sorrow. Grateful for sympathy,flowers, and messages in her memory. Erie Flood-King. The Carolina Pinehurst North Carolina March 17 1906.
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Caro
Erie Flood
Carolina
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Snow plough on Concord line. local social notices
Hudson reports a snow plough working all night on the Concord line. Social notes list Miss Hazel Ward of Natick visiting Miss Beatrice Tripp on Lincoln Street, Miss Nellie Pigott of Somerville visiting Mrs. Ellen Burkill on River Street, and Miss Frances Shaughnessy of Concord visiting Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Scally. Daniel D. Rose named agent for Firemen's Fund Insurance Co. The Art class season closes with a March 26 meeting at the Public Library discussing The Bronze Workers. A polo match in Clinton features John Madden Patrick Blake Alfred Pope and the O Malley brothers against the Ramblers of Southbridge on Saturday night.
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Concord
Hazel Ward
Natic ‘S
Beatrice Tripp
Lincest
Nellie Pigott
Somerville
Ellen Burkill
River St
Frances Shaughnessy
Patrick Scally
Lincoln St
Daniel D. Rose
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Co
Henry Boynton
John Madden
Patrick Blake
Alfred Pope
O'Malley Brothers
Clinton
The
Ramblers of
Southbridge
Through cars to Bedford Arlington Heights plan by two streets railways
Concord Maynard Hudson and Lexington Boston railways reach agreement to run through cars from Hudson to Bedford next week with through services to Arlington Heights planned later. Officials expect hourly Hudson departures and half hour Maynard passes, improving eastbound connections and summer traffic, with freight potential on the electric line.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railroad
Lexington & Boston Street Railroad
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Road
Bedford
Arlington Heights
Boston
Hudson
Maynard
Hedford
Lowell
Concord
Persons
Heights
Debates Rise Over Drug Gists Licenses This Year
The Enterprise notes heated discussion on granting druggists licenses for the coming year. Three years of no licenses followed by a dry town precedent fuel arguments. Some favor licenses with strict adherence, others oppose citing liquor policy.
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Enterprise
Dinner Time With New York's Hippopotamuses
A quirky note details New York hippos with tough constitutions thriving in captivity. The pair has produced seven visits from the stork and five survivors, and the market price for a healthy hippo is about $20,000.
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New York
Early Settler Mrs Ann Smith Adams Dies at 84
Mrs Ann Smith Adams a Maynard pioneer born in Scotland died Sunday at 84. She came to America as a young woman and lived in Maynard since 1861. Survived by three sons Dr George S Adams Westboro Joseph C Adams Winchester William L Adams Portland and three daughters Jeannie Annie Adams and Jessie Adams. She was the town’s oldest Congregational Church member and an active worker. Funeral Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev E C Hunt with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
James Moran
Frances Moran
West Boylston
Joseph Mears
Friends
Lowell
St. Bridget
Helmer Doar
Boston
George Laubenstine
Patrick Murphy
James Mahoney
Edward Dufault
B. J. Coughlin
N. E. Newsdealers
Crawford House
John W. Veitch
A. J. Coughlan
Brooks and Concord Srs
Robert McAllister
Combination Cash Store
Amy
Malcolm
St. Bridget’s
Hibernian Hall
Edward Coke
James Coulter
Glenwood
George E. Lawton
M. EB
Robert W. Carter
P. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
John Loman
Feny
Moller Furniture Co
C. B. Cambridge
Il Cooper
Ieee
Ann Smith Adams
Adams
Scotland
Joseph Adams
Chairman Resigns Amid Maynard Democratic Tug of War
Arthur J. Coughlan resigns as chairman of the Maynard Democratic town committee citing friction over the selectman nomination for William Conley. He says committee members failed to support the party nominee and that several backed the Republican candidate. Supporters of Conley plan to reorganize the party and form a new committee next fall.
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Democratic Town Committee
Arthur J. Coughlan
Coughlin
Enterprise
William Conley
Selectman
Town Committee
Coughlan
Bom
Maynard
County commission to rule on Sud bury Percival land dispute
County commissioners will be called to settle a conflict between the selectmen and John White over a triangular land plot at the Sudbury Percival street corner. White offered to sell the town the land for 200 dollars. if not accepted he will fence the lot, hindering travel at the point. The selectmen will have the ground reviewed by the county officials before any action.
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John White
Sudbury
Percival Sis
Percival St
White
Red Hot Scrap in Maynard Leaves Victim bruised
William Billett was assaulted at the Nason and Summer corner Saturday night by five Poles. He suffered a head injury from a bottle and identified suspects Michael Radzevich and Julia Czmoski, who were jailed. Radzevich fined 25 dollars with four months probation. Czmoski fined 10 dollars with four months probation.
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Julia Czmoski
Mike
Julian
Maynard Classifieds Advertise Help Wanted and Goods
Maynard local listing seeks saleswomen aged 14 to 16 for a new store on Main. Also offers a 1100 pound driving horse, furnished rooms to let, a cash register, a route man position, eggs for hatching, and a lost physician’s satchel with surgical tools. Rewards offered for return.
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Maynard
S. Raymond Kitchin
T. J. Butler
John Lally
R. I
J. C. Morse
Main
Mill Streets
Henry Wetherbee
Stow
F. U. Rich
Loewe
Supporters split over funding crackdown on illegal liquor sales
Weeklong efforts tried to derail funding for a crackdown on illegal liquor sales in the coming year. Most back the license party view to uphold the law as used when there was no license policy. It appears Maynard can fund the suppression effort with little opposition.
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Maynard
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised As Scientific Wonder
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is hailed for cures including EB R. Mulford of Waynesboro Pa for piles and treated burns sores boils cuts and wounds. Sold for 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy and Willard's Pharmacy in South.
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Bucklen
EB. R. Mulford
Waynesboro
Johnson’s
Wilard’s
South
Remarkable Recovery Told by Patient Kenneth Mien Five
Doctors puzzled by his near death from lung inflammation or pneumonia after three physicians forecast death. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for saving his life, claiming it cured severe coughs bronchitis tonsillitis and weak lungs. Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard Willard's appearance South Acton offers 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a free trial.
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Kenneth Mien 5
Dr. King
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s Pearance
South Acton
Deed Settlement Notice In Middlesex District
Legal notice references a November 71 Middlesex filing under No. 80s Hunt et al to R with deeds and Clement and H orded with No 1166. The document, signed by John D. Long, mentions a sale and a requirement to fine a purchaser, with undersigned James WD and related case numbers 33941.
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Middlesex
William Hunt
Hunt
Clement
Horded
John D. Long
James WD
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Brooks St
Henry Axford
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
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Worcester
M. E
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Charles Crossley
Cambridge
Charles Sweeney
Warren A. Peters
Frank E. Sanderson
Isaac Crossley
Richard
Harvard
Robert Crossley
Arthur Fitchett
Richard Parmenter
Dwinell's
Odd Fellows
West Acton
Cannon
Maynard Band
George McCormack
Elizabeth Keefe
Sara, Morgan
Mary Morgan
North Andover
Concord St
Acton St
Acton
Board of Selectmen
A. Coughlan
Mr. Maynard
Ralph Jones
R.cc. A
J. W. Lynch
Dorchester
Frank Lawton
B. B. Brown
Watertown
Mise Nellie Coughlin
Brighton
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May Smith
Lauretta Donovan
M. & H. Street
Edgar Stuart
Manchester
J. J. Killerby
Thomas Powers
Son Harland
Ellen Lehy
Valley Farm
Stow Town Hall
R. E. Bisbee
Christ
Charles Maguire
St. Bridget’s Church
St Bridget’s Church
Arlington
Conley
Thore
Cweers
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