Maynard Boy Roy Hyndman Aims Self Destruct in Cellar
George Hyndman’s 15 year old son Roy Hyndman hanged himself in the cellar of their Maynard home after taking his sister’s jump rope. His mother directed him to the cellar to cut wood. authorities arrived quickly and reported the death occurred about 20 minutes prior. The police chief and Dr. Salmon investigated, noting a possible accident or frightened act turned fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roy Hyndman
George Hindman
Boxboro
Arthur J. Coughlan
E.’'L. Salmon
St Brigets temperance society to vacate Music Hall
St Briget s temperance society votes to vacate Music Hall as lease expires April 1 and cannot secure a fair renewal. The group will relocate to quarters in the Cooperative building it previously occupied and plans to obtain a larger hall for better revenue within a year, with several options under review.
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Music Hall
Socety
Unity circle character party yields prizes and sale
Members of Unity circle C F enjoyed a pleasant evening Monday with a character party. Sara McCormack won first prize and Mrs Julia Donahue second for the comical costumes. An auction followed led by Miss Mary Regan Marlboro circle deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
C. of F
Sara McCormack
Julia Donahue
Mary Regan
Marlboro
Circle
Lee Donahue
James Cheney
Robert White
Marjory O'Connor
Regan
B. Driscoll
Leo. St Clair
Dilia Keegan
Springfield
Season closes as Maynard basketball team continues strong showing
The season ends after a strenuous winter for the Maynard basketball squad. The team played well throughout and at times displayed surprising form. It is likely the same lineup will return next season, as the game continues to attract support and local players remain well represented on the squad.
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Geiatson
Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club Hosts Annual Children's Day
Next Tuesday the Maynard Woman's Club will hold its annual Children's Day with entertainment designed to delight the children and be enjoyed by them.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Visitors and local notices in Sudbury and Groton
Miss Adelaide Porter of Groton visited Sudbury. Mrs M F Porter spent Sunday in Worcester with her daughter Mrs Joseph Hynes. Mrs George BE Harrington has returned home after wintering in Maine. Edward Flood of Roslindale visited his aunt Mrs John Quinn the past week. The grammar school team played the Maynards Saturday night, losing 20 to 8 to the opposing team.
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George
BE. Harrington
Maine
Edward Flood
Roslindale
John Quinn
Maynards
Town Meeting Chooses Officers and Sets Annual Grants
At the annual town meeting on Monday officers were chosen including Moderator Francis F. Wuailk er and town clerk Frank F. Gerry. Elected selectmen Waldo L. Stone Frank W. Goodwoin George A Haynes assessor terms six names listed and other posts set grants for the year totaling about 22 000 across schools roads poor lights and bonds.
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Francis F. Wuailker
Frank F. Gerry
Waldo L. Stone
Frank W. Goodwoin
George A Haynes
Patrick J. McManus
Fred Ham
A. Witton
D. Perry
Francis B. Bent
Edwin A. Powers
Henry K. Rice
Thomas YT. O'Neill
Fred Raymond
Francis EB. Bent
Seneca W. Hall
J. Stanley Rice
Goodnow Library
Frank F Gerry
William BH. Baldwin
Board of Health
Souter Sudbury Schools Close For Short Vacation
Souter Sudbury schools close this week for a short vacation. G Parker Oviatt is in New Hampshire on a two weeks business trip. Waldo Chamberlain moves into E T Perkins house. Mrs George Eaton and her daughter visit Mrs C A Cutter. Elsa BE Barley from Rotersham visits friends this week. Hathaway Bakery Co Wal tham makes this a distributing point and boards teams at W B Miles until tenements are secured for drivers.
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G. Parker Oviatt
New Hampshire
Waldo Chamberlain
E. T. Perkins
The
Hathaway Bakery Co
Waltham
W. B
Alleged Alien Contract Labor Hearings in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia on March 23 fourteen Spanish nationals were arrested for violating alien contract labor law. They appeared in hearings and were remanded to jail in default of $1000 bonds. They will be sent to Baltimore and kept there awaiting review by the secretary of commerce and labor. In Indianapolis on March 25 more than a thousand of the 1871 Democratic state convention delegates arrived as the event promises to be the largest Indiana has seen since 1892 with likely Bryan instruction.
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Clarksburg
W.va
Fiere
Baltimore
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bryan
First Chinese Catholic Priest Visits America Arrives in New York
Rev. Peter Chang arrives in New York on the steamer Ryndam. At 27 he is said to be the first Chinese Catholic priest in the United States. Chang wears a long queue and speaks German fluently but knows no English.
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New York
Peter Chang
Ryndam
Chang
Haitien Government Moves Toward Expulsion of Foreign Warships
Port au Prince March 25 The Haytien government shows growing conciliatory stance aimed at accelerating the departure of foreign warships from this northerly port as tensions ease and diplomacy proceeds.
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Port Au Prince
Haytien
Nort
Local notices and social updates from Conceré Junction area
Readers note visits and weekend gatherings in Pittsfield and Dorchester. Repairs are ongoing at Central House by B M R Co. residents report Leap Year bids in Maynard and U A R activities. Authorities are urged to address dangerous conditions east of Gonmean between the bridge and Winthrop Street near Bullock and Hewitt properties to prevent accidents.
Local Notes and Meetings at Concord and Surroundings
William Wheeler returns from Maine business trip. James J. Manefield resumes activity after appendicitis operation. Miss Eisie Huzzy visits Swampscott friends. J W Millbury to build new house on Thoreau street. Two special cars brought Concord Junction voters to caucus. Mrs. George Emmott visits North Adams with daughter Susan. L N Fowler offers attractive wallpaper at Junction. First Parish to hold vesper service March 29 at 5 with Belog quartet. last vesper of season.
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William Wheeler
Satuday
Maine
James J. Manefield
J. W. Millbury
Thoreau’ St
Conger Junction
George “J. Emmott
North Aéhms
Susan Emmott
L.N. Fowlar’s
Belog
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Riverside Block
Mass
A. L. Hicks
DR. C
Towne
Friend’s Block
Concord
L. King
Maynard Black Maynard
DR. A. Fernald
Boston
Boylston St
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
L.aw. Notary Public Office
Town House
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Colonial Building
Dre
R. H. Cochran
Case's ‘Block
Maynard, Mass
Nason St
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Monument St
F. C. Farley
Lowell Street
Concord Junction
A. G. Zeigler
B. F. Townsend
Maynard and Concord Junction, Mass
Roy
George Hyndman
Lad
Rexall
P. H. Delee
Nason Street
Janeway & Carpender
ART Square
Ingram
I. M. Fowler & Go
W. F. Litchfield Main ST
Opp Mill
Sudbury
Adelaide Porter
Groton
Col Cat EH Sims
Eh MD
W. H. Fairbank
BAS Goodnow
Souter Sudbury
George Eaton
C. A. Cutter
H. P.N. Dahl
Tel
Riverside
Main Street
Charles Noll
Pittsfield
Smith Baker
Alvah D. Baker
Emma EF. Bigelow
Conlant
Nine Acre
John
D. Sylvester
Short
Dorchester
J. Wilson
Commonwealth Ave
Winthrop St
P. H. Bullock
F. G. Hewitt
Eisie Huzzy of
Swampscott
Traction Company
Iver Johnson
M. Keyes
Walden Street
Concord Baseball and Sporting Goods
North Acton
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