Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Maynard residents see many changes as workers move between mills and shops. Local clubs host events while water and school boards organize actions. community life includes visitors, illnesses, and new employment across Assabet mills and Westvale.
Maynard and S H A C Clash for Town Basketball Title
A three game series to decide the town basketball championship pits Maynard against S H A C. The opener is Wednesday night with proceeds to the winner. S H A C is the slight favorite but Maynard supporters promise an upset.
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Maynard
Mahoney
More Money Maynard Must Pay Larger Share of Salary
Due to a valuation increase, Maynard must pay a larger portion of the superintendent of schools salary. The towns of Stow and Boxboro will cover their shares as before, while the state contribution decreases. Maynard’s new portion rises from 125 dollars to 750 dollars, with Stow and Boxboro unchanged at 125, and the state at 625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Annual Concert and Ball of Div 44 AOH Held in Music Hall
The Div 44 AOH concert and ball drew a large attendance in Music Hall on Friday night. The program featured Maude McGrail and William P. Scully in solos, Miss Anna Downey and Theresa Donahue in recitations, and instrumental pieces by Lenora Wollerschied and Herbert Mallinson. Afterward Collins' orchestra supplied dancing music under the direction of John B. Moynihan with assistance from John J. Bradley.
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Music Hall
Ireland
Maude McGrail
Wm. P. Scully
Erin
Columbia
Anna B. Downey
Lenora Wollerschied
A. A. Hilferty
G. Hollender
Herbert Mallinson
Kathleen
Killarney
Theresa Donahue
Mercedes
Laska
Anna P. Downey
J. B
Herbert Mallins
Palms
Collins’ Orchestra
John B. Moynihan
John J. Bradley
Lodge
John Moynihan
William Conley
James Mahoney
Summerhill A. O. W. Delegation Attends Hudson Celebration
A large delegation from Summerhill lodge A. O. U. W. traveled by special car to Hudson Monday night for the Hudson lodge celebration. Miss Emily Shannahan left Assabet mills to work at Westvale mills. Mrs. Richard Cullen of Bridgeport CT visited Mrs. William Cullen in Glendale Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gannon & Co
Harry Clark
James Downs
Bessie Mahoney
Westvale Mills
Bert Akroyd
Assabet Mills
Frank Hayward
Lowell
Assabet Council
R. A
Thomas Smith
Dorchester
W. G. Priest
Waltham
George O'Brien
Ayer
Walter Hannah
Lawrence
Dennis Spain
Thompson St
James McRey
John Desmond Thomas Sheehan
William Granigan
Raymond Adams
Webster
Fred Shaw
Elsie Greenwood
May Smith
Woman's Club
Hudson Woman's Club
Augustus Newton
Boston Hospital
Sadie Jones
Boston
Theodore Jones
Thomas Burke
Thomas Foley
Hudson Lodge of Eagles
John J. Green
Harriman Laundry
Frank Nyman
Troy
N. H
A. B. Papineau
St. Luke's Mission
Hudson
William Scully
Whitman
William Theinert
L. B. Goodrich
Marlboro
Congregational Church
Summerhill Lodge
Hudson Lodge
Emily Shannahan
Richard Cullen
Bridgeport, Ct
William Cullen
Glendale St
How to Keep Well With Mio-na Health Advice
An advertising feature promotes Mio-na tablets as a stomach and digestion aid. It claims regular use prevents sallow complexion and weak health, detailing symptoms from a weak stomach and promising relief and cure with proper use and a pharmacy guarantee.
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Johnson
Foretaste of Maynard streets brawls shows street clashes
Four lively street fights Saturday night in Maynard reveal rising tensions between Finns and Italians. Incidents include two Finns and two Italians near the Assabet house under the dry bridge, fights near Music Hall, on Summer and Main streets, and in Concord Junction. A drunken Finns display and campaign yarns about a defeated candidate are noted as distractions from real trouble.
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Maynard
Assabet
Music Hall
Summer
Main Streets
Concord Junction
Nason St
Hustle intensifies as new liquor licenses eyed by board
Rumors swirl around pending licenses as W. W. Oliver, J. Y. Tucker, Peter Foley, and a Spring Lane site join hotels as likely granting locations. Speculation grows over applicant combinations, with new names rising and old dealers facing indifference from the selectmen amid an anxious, crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardent
W. W. Oliver
Summer St
J. Y. Tucker
Main St
Spring Lane
Peter Foley
West Acton
William Casey
William Campbell
Coughlin Brothers
Board of Selectmen
High School Sigma Zeta Meeting Highlights
Friday afternoon the Sigma and Zeta societies held a joint program featuring essays on the Panama Canal the Wireless Telephone and the United States Navy plus talks on West Point Simpson tunnel San Domingo and U S relations with the Caribbean. A chorus sang and a formal debate on naval policy concluded with a Sigma victory in the merits.
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Sigma
Zeta
Panama Canal
Mildred Walker
Frank Dunham
West Point
Phillip Bowers
Simpson Tunnel
Marion Haynes
United States Navy
Ernest Jones
United States
San Domingo
Marion Blanchard
Vincent Sweeney
Raymond Veitch
The
Sigma Society
Frank May
Harry Persons
Zeta Society
Cent Reward For Each Moth Nest Placed
Town selectmen enlist school children in battling the brown moth offering one cent for every nest brought to their rooms. Residents urged to inspect trees and request street department tools to clean tree trunks and tops.
Hyomei Promises Quick Cure for Catarrhal Deafness
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as rapidly relieving deafness caused by catarrh. It claims immediate membrane relief, with a full cure in three to four weeks. testimonials praise odorless breath and rapid improvement. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a $1 complete outfit with inhaler and drops and refunds if no cure.
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Miss Meeds
Mattewan
Johnson
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B. A. Harris
Waverley
Julius Loewe
A. M. C. Sullivan
Framingham
Hammond Stock Company
the Water Board
Robert W. Carter
B. J. Coughlin
H. A. Wilson
James J. Hilferty
J. J. Killerby
Mass. General Hospital
John Brayden
Sudbury St
Harris Clements
Joseph Farrell
Arthur Billet
George Everleth
Ebfield, N. H
George Carmichael
Orange
Samuel Wilson
Joseph Lambert
Southbridge
Reseroir
George Lynch
Valley Farm
Roy Prescott
Keene, N. H
William Denniston
George McInnes
Carl Roach
New Bedford
Fred Carlton
Alex Morrison
Hattie Owens
F. U. Rich
L. King
Margaret Long
Mrs
George Stockwell
John McKenna
Thomas Binns
Somerville
John Kelley
John Punch
Newburyport
John Holigram
Northboro
Nathan Specter
John Wittenen
River St
Eaton Hurlburt
Johnson Pharmacy
Henry Hodges
Reardonville
Mamie Burns
Hyde Park
W. R. Hall
St. Hilda's Guild of
St. George's Church
Co. I
Concord
John Weaving
Lillian Kenispere
Ida Hall
Fred Axford
Wilder Macurda
Lisbon
Mizpah Lodge
Waltham Lodge
Nicholas Driscoll
Neil Currie
Davis Market
Finn
Milford
C. E. Sexton
Maynard's
Marsden Waterhouse
Herbert Whitehead
Central Mass. Cricket League
Clinton
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Coulter
Jones
Stow Centre
20Th Century Club
J. A. Fitchett
Allen Fisher
Alvah Doherty
Bert Howard
Ernest Greenhalge
Kathryn Moriarty
A. J. Coughlan
Joseph Mears
Fred Kelley
J. R. Verner
Delmont
Israel Janneil
Brooks St. Church
Morse
Harriman
John Callahan
R. E. Bisbee
M. E. Church
E. C. Hunt
Kathran Ahassey
Kathryn Sheehan
Worcester
Kathryn Coughlin
Maple Court
Edward Ledgard
P. J. Sullivan
Highway Commission
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Sullivan
Israel Blatt
N. Kaplar
George H. Creighton
Mr. Creighton
Howard A. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
W. B. Gase
Championship of Town
Norfolk
Combination Cash Store CO
M. H