Maynard News Highlights Local Activity and Moves
Maynard residents report bridge repairs, new hires, and social events. James Sheridan occupies the Whitney house while Henry Sheridan joins D J Loewe Co. and William McAuslin acts as flagman at the Mainst crossing. Sherman’s moving pictures show at Music hall with sacred views. The Sweeney house on Spring lane auction set for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAuslin
Peter Ferault
Cochituate
F. Dolan
Athol
Maple House
Fitchburg
Sherman
Music Hall
Sweeney
Spring Lane
Father John’s Medicine Ends Boston Man’s Cough
John T. Ahearn of 266 Broadway South Boston Massachusetts suffered a persistent cough for years. Doctors gave no hope but after using Father John’s Medicine his health improved with less coughing restored appetite gained weight and began recovery. The claim notes the medicine cures throat and lung troubles and has fifty years of use.
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John T. Ahearn
Broadway
Boston
Mass
Father John
Mission at St Bridget Church Concludes After Two Successful Weeks
The mission at St Bridget Church concluded Sunday afternoon after two weeks of very gratifying attendance by both men and women of the parish. It was one of the most successful missions held in Maynard, marked by great faithfulness among attendants. Rev Frs Nolan and McCormack led the mission and deserve congratulations for their two weeks of work in Maynard.
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Margaret
Lizzie Potts
Bridgetown
Margaret Doyle
Cambridge
St. Bridget’s
N. E. Association of Opticians
Boston
Mr. Puddefoot
Congregational Church
Maynard
Ham
Maynard Temperance League
H. P. Dahl
Concord Reformatory
Dahl
Concord District
Middlesex Sunday School Association
Union Church
Concord Junction
St. Bridget's Church
Frs. Nolan and
McCormack
McCormack vows powder mills showdown at any time
Manager John McCormack says his team will play the powder mill squad anywhere anytime for any price after accusing the powder makers of quitting on wet grounds to avoid facing his lineup. He predicts the powder men will vanish after the game ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Killerby
Washington
Loyal Assabet ‘Lodge
M. A
Sherman
Music Hall
Charles McGill
East Rochester
N.H
James Claflin
Lowell
John McCormack
Powder Mills
McCormack
Powder Mill
Woman's Club Annual Meeting and Program
The annual meeting is set for next Tuesday afternoon with officer selection and other business. A fine musical program will be part of the event. The literary department met with Mrs. O. B. Fowler on Monday afternoon.
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Fowler
Lawn mower needed and business for sale in Maynard
A terse ad offers a sharp lawn mower for Hillis residence off Summer Street. Fix will put them in good shape. Also a business for sale in Maynard promising early cash and yearly net of $1000 to $1500. apply to R. F. Driver.
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Fix
Hillis
Summer Street
J. H. Fix
Maynard
R. FD
Mags
Junk dealer Max Blatt defies selectmen license ruling
Max Blatt, a junk wholesale dealer, told an Enterprise reporter he will continue business despite the board of selectmen refusing his license. He said the action saved him $2 and will not stop his operations or plans to serve customers.
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Max Blatt
Board of Selectmen
Enterprise
Max
Marlboro Hand Home Team 22 Maynard 3 In Friday Baseball
Marlboro routed Maynard 22 to 3 on the playgrounds Friday afternoon. Home weaknesses at second base and shortstop surfaced as the visitors dominated late innings after a smooth start. Wheeler led Maynard with three base hits while Cronin and Sweeney pitched for Marlboro as 200 fans watched.
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Marlboro High School
Maynard
Marlboro
Maynard High
Sawyer c
W. Sweeney
Mackin Cf
Wheeler
Bradford
Selectmen Deny Junk and Victualler Licenses on Wednesday
The town board refused junk licenses for Max Blatt and victualler licenses for Mrs Blatt Joshua Edwards Louis Graber and Simeon Goldberg faced scrutiny with Goldberg’s license held up due to health complaints. Four current holders received innholders licenses and others gained victualler licenses while pool and junk licenses were granted to several applicants. The meeting ended described as a love feast.
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Max Blatt
Max
Bratt
Joshua Edwards
Louis Graber
Simeon Goldberg
Simeon
Board of Health
James Wall
William Casey
William Campbell
J .A. Coughlin & Co
D. J
A Good Word for Town Maynard Vacation Letter From Cambridge
A Cambridge boy twelve writes Uncle Jack from Sacred Heart Review about summers in Maynard. He describes blueberry picking, woods, games, and family visits, noting his nine year old cousin, five month old godchild, and siblings. He expresses fondness for Maynard and longing to stay.
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Cambridge
Maynard
Uncle Jack
Sacred Heart Review
Jack
Sacred Heart
Lowell
John R. Corcoran
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A long standing remedy with decades of use claims near perfect efficacy. Described as pleasant when mixed with water and sugar and offered for sale by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Town Treasurer Praises Maynard's Bookkeeping System
L H Priest state official visiting town Friday met Town Treasurer George H Gutteridge and praised Maynard for its bookkeeping practices. He believes the town has many strong features and may spare further search for a uniform system.
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L. H. Priest
A Deserter Charles Baker Arrested for Assault
Charles L. Baker, a driver for A. T. Haynes, faced district court on assault charges filed by his sister-in-law. Officer John Connors learned Baker is a former Navy sailor who deserted last fall and had escaped imprisonment after capture. Baker was remanded to naval authorities at Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Navy
Charles L. Baker
A. T. Haynes
John Connors
Baker
Charlestown
Relief from Rheumatic Pains by Balm Trial
Mr. Rolland Curry of Key West Florida describes two years of rheumatic pain that attacked his knees feet and hands. After his wife bought Chamberlains Pain Balm and he used it for two weeks the pain nearly vanished. He reports three months with no trouble and notes it was sold by H J Dwinell in Maynard.
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H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Saloon License Opens in Maynard Quietly
Maynard opens saloons without great shows of celebration and arrests, as town voters approach license renewal. Local business owners promise proper conduct to satisfy residents, with few disturbances reported on opening day. A Chamberlain advertisement appears at end offering stomach and liver tablets with free samples.
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Maynard
Thorugh
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
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Main St
Margaret Creighton
Woonsocket
William Croft
Mathew Campbell
Salisbury Moving Picture Co
Henry Sheridan
Basketball
D. J. Loewe & Co
John Alden
D. E. Sheehan
Michael Lynch
Maiist
Maynard M. U
Lowel
William Ingham
Stafford Springs
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Unitarian Church
Stow
Elmwood House
Florence McGill
Roger McGrath
South Framingham
Fish and Game
C. Sydney Coulter
Warren S. Peters
Somerville
Frank 8. Sanderson
Frank Riley
Lynn
Town
Kenry Gilroy
The
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Wilcox & Chandler
Lilla Moore
George O’brien
Castiglioni’s
Hudson
John Sheehan
Florence Haynes
Hattie
Jennie Taylor
Price
Haynes
John Raidy
Scranton
Florence Mann
Ballardvale
Bert Larkin
J. F. Gannon
Nina Clark
Maplest
Progressive Lodge, K. of P
Edward Loughlin
J. W
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William Scully
A. J. Coughlan
G. H. Gutteridge
Rosary Society
St. Bridget’s Church
Mabel Sias
Cooperative Hall
Winnish
Helen C. Sharpe
Springfield
Ladies Benevolent Society
James Prosper
Walter Hanna
Mary Joyce
Jamaica Plain
Harry Phillips
American Woolen Co
Kathryn Sweeney
Lillian Kempspier
Greenville, R. I
Acton
Harry Croft
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Cornelius Murphy
Dover, N. H
T. H. Grady
J. W. Connor
John Kelley
Men’s League
A.C. Loewe & CO
Woman's Club
Lectmen
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Frye If Chisholm
Morse
O'Connell
Cae Coyness
Cronin
Curran
Eat
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G. R. Hall & Co
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Concord
A.D. Holt
Wife Junk
Victu
Allers’ License
IBIG
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Sample Hat Sale
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Boot & Shoe Store
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