Maynard town notes include visitors and licenses
Local residents and visitors like James Sweeney Charles Brooks and Charles McGill are mentioned along with events. Activities cover entertainment readings school institutes licenses for victuallers and new band plans plus civic items from baseball league meetings to street railway updates and business openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Sweeney
Boston
Charles Brooks
Fitchburg
Charles McGill
East Rochester
N. H
Old Man Praises Father John's Medicine
Joseph Papineau of Ogdensburg testifies to Father John's Medicine curing chronic catarrh after twenty years of suffering. He credits the remedy with improving his throat and lung troubles and strengthening his health, noting the medicine has long been in use and recommended by A. C. Loewe & Co. of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvie Koski
Combination
John Punch
D. J. Loewe & Co
John
Joseph Papineau
Ogdennburg
Father John
Papineau
Josef Pineau
Lake St. Ogdensburg
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
For stomach troubles biliousness and constipation try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many cures noted. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Assabet Institution for Savings Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Assabet Institution for Savings will be held in the Banking Rooms, Maynard Massachusetts, on Monday May 6, 1907 at 8 o clock P M for the transaction of any business that may properly come before said meeting Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk
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U. S
Hudson
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Music Hall
Ladies Benevolent Society
A. A. ‘Hilferty
South Framingham
George Champagne
B. & M. Rats Road
Maynard
Assabet Institution For Savings
Banking
Mass
Howard A. Wilson
State Board Delays Permits, Maynard Stores Open Illegal
Maynard drug stores opened Wednesday without liquor handling licenses due to missing state board of pharmacy permits. The board has not acted and may discriminate in granting licenses, delaying purchases of intoxicating liquor. The unusual situation may last days to months while cases are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination
State Board of Pharmacy
A. C. Loewe & Co
Loewe
Thomas Hillis
A. J. Coughlan
Lucius H. Maynard
Maynard Drug Stores
Maynard
Dbageball Team Drops Season Opener to Lexington
Local high school D bageball opened the season Monday against Lexington on the playgrounds and lost 9 to 1. Sweeney pitched well but poor run support and baserunning errors cost Maynard the game. Batting practice and improved base running are urged to raise the team’s level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High
Will
Sweeney
Maynard
Conductor Henry Murphy Named Heir to Western Estate
Friends of Henry Murphy the genial C M H street railway conductor will be pleased to hear he is an heir to a large Western estate left by an aunt. The second husband survives and under state law he receives one third while the rest goes to five other heirs. Value is placed between 700000 and 1000000 dollars. Murphy, a popular employee, is expected to share in the settlement soon.
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Edward Johnson
A. J. Coughlan
Eva Garvin
Millis
Main St
Mabel Sias
P. H. DeLee
Mr. DeLee
The
American Woolen Co
West Acton
Helen Sharpe
Maynard
A. A. Hilferty
Miss Canfield
John W. Ogden
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Henry Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
No Games Last Week Cancelled High School Schedule
No games were played last week as two games were cancelled. An Ayer Friday game was called off because several Ayer players were studying and not available. A Marlboro Saturday game was also cancelled due to a date mixup. Starting this week, Assabet mills help will be paid Saturday mornings.
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Ayer
Marlboro
Maynard cricket team opens 1907 schedule in Central Mass league
The champion Maynard cricket team heads to Fitchburg on Saturday to begin the 1907 season. The club will field the same lineup that won the previous pennant as it plans to defend the title. The schedule lists fixtures through September, with matches against Fitchburg Worcester Hopedale Billerica Lowell Clinton and North Chelmsford.
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M. A. Baseball
Littleton
Victualler
Maynard
William Campbell
Manchester Unity
Lowell
Central Mass
Fitchburg
Hopedale
Citton
Mohair
Worcester
Clinton
Billerica
Bunting
Moore Spinning Company
Moore Spiliing Company
North Chelmsfor
Bakery Fire Damages Haynes Property in Dawn Blaze
Firefighters contained a rear bakery fire at the A. T. Haynes store early Friday, about 4 16 AM, keeping the blaze from a flour-filled barn. Loss estimated at $700, with ovens saved and utensils destroyed.
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A. T. Haynes
Vose Farm Dealer Promises Cash Sales At Low Figures
W A White of Maynard thanks residents for liberal patronage over the past year and pledges to keep cash sales at the lowest prices while the town remains on the license list. He invites all who wish to trade to continue patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
W. A. White
Vose
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Price
Brown St
Aquilla Reynard
James Coughlin
David Loewe
Sterling
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Woman’s Club
James Wall
District Court
Victuallers
John Booth
John Sherry
St. Bridget's Parish
Boxboro
Concord
Charles Donahue
Needham
James Claflin
John J. Driscoll
Maynard House
Lawrence Fletcher
Thomas Gallagher
Harry Ledgard
John Carey
Powder Mills
Assabet Mills
Michigan
George Quinn
C. M. and H. Street Railway
Eugene Whitney
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Whitney
George Haggerty
Concord Junction
James O’donnell
This Town
Windsor House
C. J. Bodfish
Page
Brooks St
J. J. Killerby
Washington
S. R. Garland
F. P. Flagg
Finnish—Naturalization Club
Ada Kenniston
Fryeburg
Agnes Richardson
John Curran
Lebanon
J. F. Sweeney
William McAuslin
C. M. & Street Railway
Martin Carroll
Glenwood Cemetery
Magdalene Chapter
Louis Cook
Glendalest
George H. Creighton
South
Mary Forrest
Hannan Shea
Lawrence
Clifford Whitney
St. Bridget’s
C. F. Rice
M. BE
Mr. Rice
John Brayden and Son
Northampton
Charles Smith
Dorchester
Henry Kelley
Boston City Hospital
Mildred Morgan
Frank Archer
Narava
N. J
J. W. Connor
Board of Selectmen
Franklin
Masonic Hall
Luke S. Brooks
A. C. Loewe & Coo
JAS. F. Curran & CO
South Framingham, Mass
Glenwood G. R. Hall & Co
Albert Vanderhoof
A. D. Holt
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Matkin
Sweeny
Dickerman
Perry
Simms
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Arms
Carter
Barnes
Bherburne
Wilson
Smith
Williams
Gavin P
Balla
Garvin
Bixbee
Odd Felows
Odd Fellowship
Marion. Archer
Mabel Taylor
Herbert Mallinson
Benjamin Derby
J. M. Bellows
Coats
Boot & Shoe Store