Maynard moonshine social ends in laughter and legal fine
A Prohibition social in Maynard turned chaotic with moonshine, knife scratches, and head wounds. Drs Flaherty and Flagg treated injuries while four men faced Judge to answer drunkenness charges. The group received fines and a brief court-sentence drama before leaving together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flaherty
F. P. Flagg
Calaboose
Joseph
Stancy
Félix
Anthony
Concord
The Bright Procession of Wedding Gowns and Accessories
A detailed survey of bridesmaids gowns and wedding procession attire. It describes uneven skirt lengths, ribbon sashes, back cross bodices, and hats with georgette flowers. Cream lines and net fabrics in satin and georgette appear in colors like rose blue maize and orchid, with pink rose anklets and matching slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Maynard court records note fines for drunks and thefts
Several Maynard cases were disposed of with fines for two drunks and two boys, part of their penalties allocated to a local club after cigars and other goods were said to be stolen. Abram, drunken and verbose, was remanded to Maynard lockup to appear again Tuesday, claiming his memory was muddled in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
George Washington
Felix
Anthony
Stanley
Eacl
Connors
Driscoll
Maynard
Happiness
Hough
Abram
Neat Slip On Sweaters Highlight 1920s Fashion
Interest centers on sweaters and sweater coats for all worn in snug slip on and semible on models. Garments of wool or sili knit to warmth with knitted girdle or sash. The pictured model shows trend toward neat effects and future rivals to bose hanging coats.
Easter Weekend Visitors Attend Acton Center Social
Miss Edith and Mildred Tuttle Hills noted in Acton Center. George Noyes installed a Good Gulf gasoline tank at his store. Ernest L. Whitcomb of Pawtucket spent Sunday with Harry Tuttle. Easter weekend visitors included Edgar Tobin and Lorraine Miller among others at Abden Flagg and Snyder households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Mildred Tuttle
George Noyes
Ernest L. Whitcomb
Pawtucket
Harry Tuttle
Edgar
Tobin
Lorraine Miller
Dorothy Dusseault
Lincoln
Rehn
Boston
Isen
Mek+kelsen
Concorde
Abden Flagg
Miss True
Waltham
John F. Snyder
Herbert Pickard
Mary Pickard
Joyful Easter Services at Congregational Church
A 100 plus congregation attended an Easter service with potted plants and Easter lilies. Mr May preached on Revelations 1 13 17, highlighting symbolism. The highlight was Softly Rang the Bells of Easter by a seven violin orchestra with cornet clarinet and organ. The Dusseaults led the musicians and Mrs Dusseault directed the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Christ
Oliver God
George Dusseault
Dusseault
Wood
Dorothy Dusseault
Frank Braman
Robert, Holland
William Tuttle
Jessie Wood
Marion Fobes
George Braman
Oliver Wood
Charles Smith
Jennie Reed
Elizabeth Edwards
Business Mines of Opportunity Advertisements
The page highlights how ads in the newspaper offer potential value and guidance. It frames advertisements as guides to profitable opportunities and hidden values in the market.
Prospectors Peas Display Captivates Local Gardener
H. W. Sutton, noted prospector with a long record of early pea crops, shows a fine garden display. His peas are grown above ground, praised as a near incan feat of horticulture near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sutton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pro'ibition Social
Thony
Enterprise
AOS
Acton Center
Congregational Church
Tarantella
Tarantella CO
Cullitzer
New York
Tartars
Haile T. Hendrix
Rowen Frog
Wiyo
Hank and
Pete
BY Ken Kling
Hale
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