The Problems of a Manufacturer Speech Ends with Hope for Allies
A long address by an executive of the Americas Woolen Company to stockholders and directors discusses modern textile industry pressures. He explains the shift from personal owner worker ties to large multi mill operations, the duties to workers investors and the public, and the government as a new beneficiary. He defends wage fairness, public prices, and patriotic war contributions while urging unity and practical reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Uty
Americas Woolen Company
American Woolen Company
Ayer and Wood
Lawrence
France
Sudbury Notes a Vacation and Local Flood Impacts
Everett Saunders returns from Pittsfield Pa for vacation while influenza affects C W Rice family. Pupils enjoy school holidays at Sudbury and Whiting hall. Louise Saunders visits her parents Samuel and Mrs Sanders. Water nearly reaches Mr London’s residence on Elbridge Bent Hill. The causeway near Samuel Russell’s Wayland property is flooded with vehicles diverted. Maurice and Mrs White host 8 J White and Clifford Walker receives congratulations on a hospital birth. Road near Nine Acre Corner impassable due to five percent feet of water hindering Concord travelers. Katherine Farrel returns home from Jordan Marsh Co duties.
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Everett Saunders
Pittsfield
C. W. Rice
Whiting Hall
Louise Saunders
Samuel Sanders
Mr. London
Elbridge Bent Hill
Samuel Russell
Wayland
Maurice White
J. White
Clifford Walker
Sudbury
Concord
Nine Acre Corner
Maynard Overseers Move Inmates to Hudson Farm
Town officials transfer three inmates from the town farm to Hudson to cut costs. Last year farm expenses totaled about 2000 dollars, and recent years averaged 1300. Hudson lodging and board at 1 dollar per person weekly aims to reduce spending while providing care nearby. Town farm may be leased as discussion continues on hospital project.
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Hudson
Hudson Town Farm
Hudson Farm
Business Men's Association
Shawmutts of Boston booked to challenge state teams
Murray seeks top Massachusetts squads and has booked the Shawmutts of Boston the only club to beat West End K of C for Thursday at Pastime hall lineup includes Connell Finn Heald Neal and White Maynard to back regulars Waldr on doubtful. Manager Murray issues state championship challenge.
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CC. Murray
Shawmuts
Boston
West End
K. of C
Pastime Hall
Connell
Finn
Heald
Neal
White
Shawmut
Maynard
Waldron
Murray
Massachusetts
Candidates Initiated at Maynard Moose Lodge Degree
A class of 20 candidates received the initiatory degree at a Maynard lodge Loyal Order of Moose meeting held at 1 C O F half Monday evening. A banquet, social time with songs and stories followed, and a beef supper was catered from Hudson. committee members were Richard Kelsey Thomas Lawler Harry McKinnon and Gordon Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Hudson
Richard Kelsey
Thomas Lawler
Harry McKinnon
Gordon Lloyd
Women suffrage lecture at Antler's club rooms
On Wednesday afternoon April 7 at 8 o'clock Mrs Claude Gilson of the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association will speak to Maynard women on what women need to know as citizens. This free lecture is the second in a Civics department series by the Woman's club, hoping for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antler’s Club
Claude VII, Gilson
Mass
Woman's Suffrage Association
Maynard
Civics Department
Woman's Club
Gfison
Easter Services Planned at Congregational Church
Holy week observances begin with services on Tuesday through Friday evenings at 7 30 led by Rev Alfred W Stone of Concord Junction. A special Easter Sunday musical program and a joint union service featuring the pageant The City Beautiful will be presented by members of both congregations.
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Congregational Church
Alfred W. Stone
Concord Junction
Primary Exercises at Congregational Church Sunday
Special exercises will be held in the Primary department of the Congregational church Sunday from 12 to 1 under the direction of Mrs. Gilbert M. Hawkes superintendent. This is distinctly a primary department since 48 little chairs were installed this week.
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Congregational Church
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Serious condition after sudden hemorrhage strike
Stanley Zaniewski employed in his uncle John Main Sr s market was taken to Deaconess hospital Sunday after sudden night onset of hemorrhages and described as in serious condition.
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Stanley Zaniewski
John Main Sr
Deaconess
Easter Hats Attractively Priced At Five Dollars
Fullonton Hat Shop in Maynard offers a special line of attractive hats at five dollars each. Located opposite the post office, the shop advertises Easter headwear to shoppers.
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Fullonton Hat Shop
Meinst
Maynard
the Post Office
Short notes of local residents and pet updates
Hoston cares for ill mother while Georgie Scates buys a new small white dog to replace a lost pet. Mrs Mildred Bills Horne and Miss Margaret Hazel visit William and Mary Bills in Concord. Myron Lawin returns from Hyde Park to his home. Mrs Lawin to join him soon. Neighbors welcome them back as the house opens again.
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Hoston
Georgie Scates
Mildred Bills Horne
Margaret Hazel
Concord
William Bills
Myron Lawin
Hyde Park
Woman's Club to Hold Food Sale April 7
At the next regular meeting the Woman's club will host a food sale led by Mrs. Chas. Way. Prize readings by the school children will entertain attendees.
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Woman's Club
Chas. Way
Special town meeting on schoolhouse and road funding
The Saturday special meeting at town hall discussed building a new schoolhouse for Wadsworth and Sandham. Voters sanctioned $2000 more for roads but nothing for regular work. The idea to shift the town meeting to evening was rejected. meetings will remain in daytime.
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Town Hall
Wadsworth
Sandham
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The
National Association of Clothiers
New York City
William M. Wood
Riverside Block
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Katherine Farrel
Jordan Marsh Co
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