Rexall week sales and local promotions enliven Maynard
Maynard shoppers flock to Rexall week at De Lee’s on Nason street with free souvenirs and bargains across Rexall stores. Local ads highlight Christie's bargains, Boston Clothing’s fine hats and suits, and Lerer’s up to date selections. The Roosevelt campaign lineup features Damren and local delegates. The Junior league Easter sale at the M E church includes an 8 PM program.
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Rexall
de Lee
Nason St
Christie’s
Boston
Theodore the First
Kenneth Damren
Roosevelt
Damren
4Th
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
John M. Keyes
Concord
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
J. E. Coolidge
Waltham
Harrie E. Hunter
Marlboro
Lerer
M. E. Church
Privileges and Responsibilities of a Mother Talk
At the Woman's club meeting on Tuesday a program for the town’s mothers featured Mrs Emma H Howland of New Bedford presenting on a mother’s privileges and duties. Mrs Benjamin Derby sang lullabies as the afternoon’s soloist and a lunch was served by a committee chaired by Mrs William P Litchfield.
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Woman's Club
Emma H. Howland
New Bedford
Benjamin Derby
William P. Litchfield
New England Optics Office Showcases Advanced Lens Machine
H P N Dahl expands his optical practice with an innovative device that measures lens axis and accuracy for broken or intact lenses. The instrument promises precise verification for repairs replacements and prescriptions, enhancing an already complete setup and high standard of work.
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H. P. N. Dahl
New England
Mr. Dahl
Hilferty Heads Massachusetts Metropolitan Life Agents
The bulletin shows two top honors for the past year. A. A. Hilferty is the leading Metropolitan Life agent in Massachusetts, and Ernest Kidson, local assistant superintendent, led his line. The article notes the company’s strong local agents and praises both men’s work.
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The
Metropolitan Life Inc. Co
Massachusetts
A. A. Hilferty
Ernest Kidson
Metropolitan
Hilferty
Kidson
The County Sheriff presentation at Music Hall
Lem B. Parker's new version The County Sheriff will be staged at the Music Hall on Thursday. Limited details available from the notice.
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Lem B. Parker
Music Hall
Thurs
Night Show Promises Lightning Action and Comedy
The plot promises a new original story full of action with lightning touches of comedy. Staging is elaborate and a thoroughly enjoyable performance is expected.
Town budget adopted with 60 268 12 total
The appropriation committee, meeting Tuesday night, approved a yearly budget totaling 60 268 12. It cut a 1 100 item from the school committee funds while listing allocations for schools water sinking fund highways sidewalks and other departments. The notice also advertises two sale items for bargain buggy and Columbia grapho phone.
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J. A. Crowe
Bancroft St
Board of Health
Athletic Association Ball Plans for Reformatory
Miss Janet Loring visits Brooklyn while Miss Florence Poole from Brockton stays with the Wrights. The Mass Reformatory athletic association plans its annual ball for Friday evening April 12 with Treadwell's orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Allen visit Waltham. Mrs. Hugh P. Sheasgreen guests of Mrs. William Curley. A whist party hosted by the Eastern Star. Mrs. Allen Kennedy improves after ear abscess. Scott Thibeau leaves S. S. Pierce & Co.
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Janet Loring
Brooklyn, N. Y
Florence Poole of
Brockton
Walter Wright
The
Athletic Association of the Mass. Reformatory
Treadwell
John P. Allen
Waltham
Hugh P. Sheasgreen
William Curley
Eastern Star
Allen Kennedy
Scott Thibeau
S. S. Pierce & Co
Concord Town Voters Small Turnout Amid License Question
Concord records 1078 registered voters with the largest Monday vote 192 on the license question. 27 voted yes and 165 voted no. Murray Ballou tops selectman race with 182 votes. Herbert W. Hosmer 179 for tax collector. Walter A. Carr 178 for town clerk. Precinct 1 wardens and tellers listed. Precinct 2 warden James Nagle noted.
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Concord
Murray Ballou
Herbert W. Hosmer
Walter A. Carr
Alpine sanctuary formed in Upper Engadine Switzerland
A new bird and beast sanctuary exists in the Upper Engadine near Zernetz and the Ofen Pass. The wooded reserve spans a large area and is patrolled in summer by keepers. It houses chamois herds, bears, foxes, snow hens, and various small Alpine animals to protect them from extinction.
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Upper
Engadine
Switzerland
Thier
Val Cluoza
Zernetz
Ofen Pass
St. Moritz
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Maynard
Cutteridge’s
Jewelry
Lever
Men’s Dept
National
C. J. Mahoney
Columbia Graphophone
J. K. Fix
Summer St
Cold Air Poultry Farm
Milford
Worcester
A. Reynard
Brown St. Maynard
Mass
Widow Jones
Lerer’s
Col. Main and Nason Sts
Maynard, Mass
DeLee
Entrea
Cruz
DeLee’s
Nason Street
Delee’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Cascade
Pers Oeah
Ieta
Jordan
Harmony
Violet Dulee
Barr's
Concord Junction
Robert E. Goodwin
George N. White
Frank W. Holden
Maurice McWalter
Charles M. Byron
James J. Loughin
Thomas J. Burke
James Nagle
D and
East Sanctuary
Vicinity
M. Murray
Cor. Nason
Main &Ts
O. E. Wee
Sheriff
Great North West
Johnson’s Pharmacy
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