Local notices mix with town life and events from Hudson
Community calendar notes June open air concerts and summer events. Mentions Bentave housing of Charles LeBaron of Alabama and Maynard House, church supper and sale, funerals in Monson, telephones for police families, lodge memberships rising, tree wardens planting, River side cooperative closing hours, and assorted local business changes including shoe consignment at Bos ton cut price store and licenses issued for junk express and pool. The town census shows rising marriage licenses and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magner
Bentave
Charles LeBaron
Alabama
Maynard House
St. George's Church
Riverside Cooperative Association
Howe
A. Leshick
Boston Cut Price
Boston
Har Y B. Brigham
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Y P C E Sale at Congregational Church
A Saturday evening sale and entertainment at the Congregational church was well attended. The Y P C E group organized tables for candy cake fancy ice cream and mystery items with individual helpers listed. Performances included vocal solos by Edith Baxter piano solos by Clara Singleton and mandolin solos by Ethel Parkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Candy
Edna Denniston
Lilian Mead
Lizzie Jackson
Annie Kennedy
Emily Kimber
Annie Garrick
B. F. Hunt
Geo. Smith
John Banks
Fred Killerby
Ada Bowers
Edith Baxter
Clara Singleton
Ethel Parkin
Marlboro Pastor Honored by Diocesan Education Board
Rev. George S. Pine, rector of Holy Trinity Church, was appointed by Bishop Lawrence at the convention as a member of the diocesan board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Pine
Holy Trinity Church
Lawrence
Diocesan Board of Education
Maynard cricket club plans strong season in Central Mans league
The Maynard cricket and athletic Association plans a stronger season with a five team Central Mans league including Maynard Worcester Barre Fitchburg and Leominster. Captain Joseph Musgraves and Vice Captain Thomas French lead a schedule starting May 22 with multiple open dates and clashes against Leominster Barre Worcester Fitchburg and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhard Cricket and Athletic Association
Maynard
Worcester
Barre
Itchburg
Leoffilhatet
Mobaira
Lowell
Bolstoohed
Joseph Musgraves
Thomas French
Leominster
Mohair
Jung
Fitchburg
Bunting
Central and Merrimac Valley League
25th Anniversary Program At Local WCTU Celebration
The local W C T U marked 25 years in the Congregational church with Mrs Allory Maynard welcoming attendees and introducing Mrs L D Wilson the first president who read a history of the society. Speakers included past and present members and Rev R E Bisbee, followed by a gift to Mrs Wilson, quartet performances, refreshments and decorations in national colors.
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Concord St
Lewis A.thomas
Watertown
Maud Riley
Nason St
Mary B. White
Congregational Church
Allory Maynard
L. D. Wilson
Charles Cheney
Ma? Mesler
Worcester
Methodist Church
Bisbee
John Case
South Acton
Society
Mary Lane
Concord Junction
R. EB. Bisbee
Hull
Charles H. Washburn
Neponset
Edwin Smith
Winchester
Hiram Parkin
I. D. Wilson
L. R. Cheney
Amory Maynard
W. H. Gutteridge
Joel Butterworth
Edward Henderson
Harvey Harwood
Order
Maynard Enters Dry Year Under Liquor Ban
Maynard votes to maintain a dry regime for twelve months with police enforcing the ban and the board of selectmen watching for violations. Liquor can only come from outside the state, sparking concerns about Boston and Providence suppliers and potential court cases as authorities tighten enforcement. Turner Art Exhibit appeals this Friday and Saturday with 26 cents evening admission and 10 cents daytime rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Janes
Indense
Express Company
Boston
Providence
Rhode Island
Board of Selectmen
Benefit for Ole Peterson at Cooperative hall
Henry Gilroy hosted a moving picture show at Cooperative hall on Friday night to raise funds for Ole Peterson. The event cleared 30.35 dollars, with all assistance gratefully acknowledged, including reduced hall rent and free police and janitor services. Peterson thanks all contributors and Gilroy in particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Peterson
Henry Gilroy
Cooperative Hall
Peterson
Gilroy
Maynard Local Notices and Sales Report
A Maynard notices list items for sale or service including a six room house on Thompson street with bath water and electricity, Maynard Home Laundry at No 12 High street with guaranteed service, large Pekin duck eggs and white Plymouth Rock eggs at Brooks Farm, Washington seed corn from A. Vv. Dunham, Unity Circle C. of F. apron and necktie party on May 19 at Cooperative hall, and mention that George Kaler owns a motor cycle.
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Thompson St
Bath
John G. Nordburg
Glendale St
Maynard
Maynard Home Laundry
High St
James
Brooks Farm
Mags
Washington
Dunham
Town Farm
Unity Circle C. of
Cooperative Hall
Work in Hudson Begun
Harriman laundry starts work in its new Hudson factory after months of plans. Local workers may not commute without higher wages to cover car fare, a be expected burden for Concord Junction employees.
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Harriman
Hudson
Concord Junction
No State Road Building Plans in Maynard This Year
Maynard faces a setback as efforts to secure $1,500 from the state under Chap 47 of the Revised Laws for road purposes have failed. The town had appropriated the same amount, but it appears no state road construction will proceed this May.
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Maynard
Democrats weigh contenders for district representative seat
The Enterprise notes stirring talk after Joseph Lepine of ud 'gon enters the Democratic nomination race. Possible rivals include John J. Hartnett Charles P. Tucker John J. Clark and J J Cronin though current sentiment favors Albert Batley as the strongest challenger. The piece predicts a potential swing to Republicans this fall but ranks Batley as the leading option for the seat under the gilded dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lepine
Ud‘gon
Hudson
Andrew Jackson
John J. Hartnett
Charles P. Tucker
John J. Clark
J. J. Cronin
Magnard
Albert ‘Batley
Batley
Garbage question in bid for privilege stirs board debate
The board of health frets over a contested privilege bid of 150 dollars that reportedly deterred competitors. With money delayed, garbage collection has stalled as the issue continues to be debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
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Gatiterro
Frank Wilder
Monson
Unity Circle
Ot F
iCoo
J. W. Gately
Nason ‘St
Mary A. Moran
Ireland
Cornelia Murphy
Sherman
Thomas Hilferty
Belmont High School
Lake Boone
Jeannie
Margaret Law
Chelsea
James Coulter
Summer St
John Connora
William Jones
Summer Hill Lodge
Harmony Lodge of
Concord
Hich
Nasan
Healey & Wallage
Wor‘ester
Hugh McDonald
Littleton
Reo
McDonald
William Ulrich
Eaton's Market
B. J. Coughlin
Alma Koski
Samuel Lever
Robert Sullivan
Twilight Club
Edward Trowbridge
Brooks St
Levi R.cheney
Robert W. Carter
Brooks At
Ethel Rich
Waltham
Fred Randell
Richardson
Jennie Ruhl
Albany
N.Y
Marion Blanchard
A. T. Haynes
Cricket Association
Westvale
May Ledgard
Julia McCarthy
Somerville
Orlando Saunders
Joseph Bisbee
Calvin A. Whitney
Grate E. Henderdon
Hiram Parkit
John Sunderland
Beatrice
Emerson School of Oratory
Maynard High
The
Adiout Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church
F.'A.’ Rich
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
J. W. Ogden
Lillian
Gardner
Quincy
Robert ‘W. Carter
Congregational ‘Church
Herbert Lawton
William Baxter
Wassil Drobben
Stanli Snipko
John Connors
Fred BR. McCleary
Max Blatt Happy
Max Blatt
Agmn
Mr. Blatt
Max
Sam Familani
Sam Cohen
G. Sperberg
Victuallers
E. T. McManus
Hector Roberts
Thomas Byron
Edward Carlton
John J. Sullivan
M. J. Tamaloff
John Booth
Albert Currier
Express
Topi Saisi
Susan Sheehan
William Strout
A. J. Coughlan
Y. P
C. E. Sale
Marlboro Pastor
Schrbule
Tional Church
Noth
T. F. Parker
Plain St
H.P
Raulpmant
F. H. Harriman
Acton
Stow
Berlin
Bolton
Harriman’s Corner
Elliott
Jennie S. Deane
Nason Street
George Kaler
Father John
Delee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Maynard, Mass
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