Maynard Neighbors See Many Weekend Visits Across Town
Local residents shared weekend hospitality with relatives in Cambridge Worcester and Concord. Miss Ina Merriman recovers from appendicitis while Ralph Brown and Leonard Penniman return to work after illness. A Maynard minstrel show is planned and various residents attend events at Keith’s theatre and Boston flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Brown
Am Mainst
Mac Riley
Lowell
Ina G. Merriman
Thomas Archer
Ilmess
Leonard Penniman
Maybelle Lowney
Cambridge
Maud Turnbull
Worcester
John T. Mitchell
Rockville
Henry Axford
Ella Buck
Maple St
Margaret Maguin
Concord
Marion Sullivan
William Marshall
Waltham
William G. Priest
St. George's Church
Joseph Donahue
Alice Wollerschild
Gentlemen's Night of the W C T U Hosted by Mrs Maynard
Mrs Amory Maynard entertained the W C T U at her Math street home on Monday, hosting a gracious evening of reception and program. The event featured readings, vocal selections, and a china talk by Supt. W H Millington, with refreshments served by ushers and social time to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Maynard
Math St
Union
Beatrice Taylor
Mabel Taylor
Miriam Kempton
Laura MacPherson
Howard A. Wilson
A. Morrill Osgood
W. H. Millington
Neal Dow
Bertha H. Hutchinson
Grace Parkin
China
Millington
Armorer
Robin Hood
Clarence Lloyd
Graham Forsie
Bessie Richardson
Howard A.wilson
A. Merrill Osgood
Concord district to hold annual Sunday school convention
The Concord district of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association meets at West Acton Baptist Church on Friday April 7 with morning, afternoon and evening programs. The district covers 27 Sunday schools in Acton Ledford Boxboro Carlisle Concord Hudson Lexington Lincoln Maynard and Stow. For information contact Mrs Leslie R Moore secretary or Rev A M Osgood president. Changeable March weather brings illness and flu symptoms. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised by Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Charles H. Stanley
Emanuel Taylor
New England
Worcester
Epworth League
M. EB. Church
Albert Hodgess
Charles H. Stanley & Co
Charles H. Wheeler
Maynard Trust Co
Concord
Mass. Sunday School Association
Baptist Church
West Acton
Acton
Ledford
Boxboro
Carlisle
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Maynard and
Stow
Leslie R. Moore
Elm
Fadeless Cork Velours Papers Advertised as Durable
The advertisement promotes fadeless Cork Velours in plain or printed forms made by a special process with selected materials. It claims higher cost but tenfold wear and lasting satisfaction for home use.
Methodist Episcopal Church Announces Lent and Youth Programs
Rev A Morrill Osgood leads Christian Fellowship Friday 7 30 with prayer answers topic. Sunday services 10 45 and 7 00 include Lent sermon Christ Our Priest. Sunday School at noon supervised by E Taylor and S Parker. Epworth League sessions 4 00 junior and 6 00 senior led by Osgood. Tuesday supper 5 30 to 7 00 under board. 7 30 musical program. 8 00 fourth quarterly conference led by Rev George B Dean with department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Christ
E. Taylor
S. Parker
Epworth League
A. M. Osgood
Fourth Quarterly Conference
George B. Dean
Married in Westfield Bride and groom wed at Bell home
Miss May Bell wed Ellis Horner of Hudson at the Bell home in Westfield on Saturday. Miss Mae Taylor and Mr Joseph Dole served as bridesmaid and best man. Rev Gordon Hooker conducted the ceremony. The Horner couple are well known in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Taylor
Joseph Dole
May Bell
Ellis. Horner of
Hudson
Miss Bell
John Bell
Westfield
Miss Taylor
Mr.Dole
Gordon Hooker
Horner
Birthday Dinner Honors Case Grandchildren
A birthday dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs. William B. Case home on Sunday to honor grandchildren Frank aged 12 and Bradford one year old, sons of Ralph Case and Howard Case. Only immediate family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitney
Lillian M. Childs
Lowell
Louise. Barlow
George B. Hack
Providence
R. L
Helen Beaman
Woodstock
M. H. Paine
Ralph Newton
Boston University Law School
George Newton
Walter
Joseph Carbone
F Red Carlton
New York City
B. O.carlton
St. A. T. Haynes
Charles Wilcox
Manchester
W. ©. Strout
Albert Day
Mrs. Day
Town
William B. Case
Frank
Ralph Case
Bradford
Howard Case
Mrs P Rehkamp Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for Croup
A Covington Kentucky mother of eight endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Neb for nearly two years praising its safety and effectiveness for her children’s croup. John Son’s Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rehkamp
Herman St
Covington
Foley
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Congregational Church Announces Week Revivals and Events
Rev Frederick N Rutan serves as pastor with midweek 7 30 service. Friday a Mexican conditions lecture by W H Millington with 100 color views and stereopticon admission. Sunday service at 10 45 with Rev Charles L Pierce exchanging pulpits. Flor en ce Salisbury Thomas of Watertown makes offerings. Junior Y P S C B meets 4 pm and senior at 6 pm. Ring praise at 7 followed by pastor address. Summer festival by Ladies Benevolent Tuesday in vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutan
Mexico
W. H. Millington
Charles L. Pierce
the Baptist Church
West
Acton
N. Rutan
Soles
Florence Salisbury Thomas
Watertown
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Birthday Party Honors Irene Spence At Elm Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles J Spence hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 15 Elm street for their daughter Irene s eighth birthday. The group enjoyed games refreshments and gifts were given to the cheerful hostess. Attendees included Gladys Smith Dorothy Spence Elizabeth Binks Evelyn Gould Mae Murphy Edna Murphy Ralph Spence Frankie Spence Earl Anghy and Charles W Josephson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Garnett
Irege M. Jackson
Methuen
Charles J. Spence
Elmst
John Simpson
Dorare
Albert’ Smith
Elizabeth Monahan
Lawrence
Bridget Driscoll
Mary Murphy
High St
Samuel Lever
Frank Seckle
Keith's Theatre
Boston
Weber and Field
Elm St
Miss Irene
Irene
Gladys Smith
Dorothy Spence
Elizabeth Binks
Evelyn, Gould
Mae
Edna Murphy
Ralph
Frankie Spence
Earl and
Anghy
Charles W. Josephson
Bogus tickets alarm senior class at high school
The senior class warns the public about bogus tickets sold claiming proceeds go to the Washington fund. The tickets, a $5 gold piece to be given later, are said to be sold without the class members’ knowledge or consent and the class disclaims responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Short Addresses at Evening Service Highlight Sunday School Impact
At the M E church evening service parishioners spoke on what the Sunday school has done and what it expects in return. Participants included Mrs A Morrill Osgood Manuel Taylor Samuel Parker Charles H Stanley William Naylor and Dana Jones with vocal duets by Harriet and Jennie Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Thurch
A. Morrill Osgood
manuel_ Taylor
Samuel Parker
Charles H. Stanley William Naylor
Dana Jones
Migses Harriet
Jennie Naylor
Entre Nous Club entertains eight-town ladies at Lincoln home
The Entre Nous club, eight popular young ladies, was entertained at Mrs. George Lawton Lincoln sr on Monday evening with music a social hour and refreshments enjoyed by those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
George Lawton, Lincoln, Sr
Fay to address Concord Junction Catholic club Thursday
Charles E. Fay who spoke in Riverside hall for the Federation of Catholic societies will deliver an address to Catho lic club members in Concord Junction on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Fay
Riverside Hall
Federation of Catholic Societies
Catholic Club
Concord Junction
Citrolax Ad and Local Notices
Citrolax touted as constipation relief with rapid effect and thorough cleansing. Local ads list Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Miss Annie Olsen offering dressmaking services. Cutout promotion from Foley Co. Chicago promises a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for tic tablets with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrolax Johnson's
Maynard
Seto Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Johnson's Pharmacy
May
Peel's Glasses Offer Relief for Headache Sufferers
Advertisement urges readers to avoid headaches by wearing Peel's Glasses. It claims the glasses rest the eyes and provide clear vision, banishing tired eye strain. Consumers are invited to consult the seller for more information.
A Gift of the Gods Glasses Fitted to Your Eyes
An old advertisement proclaims glasses tailored to individual vision with tests and fittings by the shop. It promises repaired sight and the ability to laugh at infirmity, noting moderate prices and free consultation.
Burial of James N. Haire in Glenwood Cemetery
The body of James N. Haire was brought from Albany to be buried in the family lot at Glenwood cemetery Friday afternoon. A service at the Congregational church was led by Rev. Frederick N. Rutan. Music by the Webber quartet of Boston. Bearers were Maynard lodge I O O F members J B Lord, G Mead, W Bishop, R Case, R E B Hartin, W C Croft. Delegates from Odd Fellows Mizpah Rebekah lodge and the N E O P attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Haire
Albany
N. Y
Glenwood
Congregational Church
Frederick N. Rutan
Webber Quartet
Boston
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
The
Reception for new Methodist members at Brooks Street parsonage
Tuesday evening Rev and Mrs A Merrill Osgood hosted a reception at the Brooks street parsonage for members received into the Methodist Episcopal church during his pastorate. Attendees included probation class members. A program of music and games followed, with refreshments and a general good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks St
Merrill Osgood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Osgood
Finnish play in nine acts opened by Socialist club
A Finnish historical play in nine acts is set for Saturday evening at Parker Street Hall by the Socialist Dramatic Club. Three new scenes have been painted for the production. The cast includes 30 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker St. Halb
Socialist Dramatic Club
Sumner Rogers Family Heads to Iowa Visit
Mr and Mrs Sumner Rogers and their son Warren left East Rutherford New Jersey for Mount Pleasant Iowa to visit their son Charles who runs a newspaper there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Rogers
Warren
East Rutherford
N. J
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Charles
Miss Sara A. Conboy to address women workers at Riverside hall
Miss Sara A Conboy secretary treasurer of the U T W of America will address the women workers of the town at a meeting in Riverside hall Sunday afternoon. Both organized and unorganized workers are invited to attend. Family moving out of town owes balance of 129 dollars on a grand piano. Gibbs Piano Co. 71 73 Main St Springfield Mass advertises piano for the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara A. Conboy
U. T. W. of America
Riverside Hall
Gibbs
Main St
Springfield
Mass
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Framingham
J W. Bradley
George H. Murphy
Brighton
Etta Grady
Marlboro
George W. Lynch
Sylvester Brennan
Melrose
Maxine Clark
Orrin Bosworth
Florence Mann
Gertrude Ratcliffe
West Medford
Albert EB. Batley
Horticultural Hall
Margaret Flood
Roslindale
Edward T. McManus
Wells Memorial ‘Checker Club
Checker Club
Edward King
O’keefe
Nason St
Alfred T. Haynes
Clarence Bodfish, Jr
Pittsfield
Joseph Kulick
P. H. Murphy
East Weymouth
Arthur J.” Sullivan
Smma Greenhalghe
Mrs. Maynard
Acton Church
Mrs
Ray Bell
Maple St. Tel
T. Haynes Furniture
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Annie Olsen
Barretts’ Mill Rd
Symphony Lawn
Lord Baltimore
Cascade
DeLee’s .Pharmacy
Nason Street
Rexall
Louis Peel
Optometri T
Wood
Naylor
Jersey
Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery
Jersey Butter Co
Main Street
New Fowler Block
Maynard, Mass
George H. Creighton
H. J. Dwinell
Charles E. Wheeler
Treas
W. J. Murray
Parker ST
P. H. Murphy’s
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