Maynard News Briefs and Local Delights
Maynard locals report a flurry of work moves with William Ingham in Quincy and Harry Ledgard in Boston. Residents travel to Worcester and Rochester, while Miss Nina Keene visits Medford and Frank St Clair travels to Rochester New Hampshire. Maynard High ready for Lexington game as Finnish residents sail and local operas entertain crowds. May 18 dance plans and a successful town food fair highlight a busy week.
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William Ingham
Quincy
William Marchant
B. P. Townsend
Harry Ledgard
Boston
John Dora
Plymouth
Arthur Bariteau
Parry Parmenter
Worcester
Charles Wilcox
Maple
Frank St. Clair
Rochester
N. H. Morris Connors
River View Laundry Co
Sydney
John Callahan
Pene
Maynard High School
Lexington High
Nina Keene
Medford
Ellen Murphy
High St
Stow Road
Arthur Malcolm
Alice Wilson
Duggan Bros
Athletic Association of the High
Fred Creighton
Oakland
James Ma
Keith
White
Brookline
Ren
Walter Miller
Daniel Sullivan
Maple House
N. H
Susie Hill
Hudson
Luke Brooks
Jeanie Adams
Winchendon
Albert M. Whitney
Charles
Uxbridge
Joseph Killerby
Annie Norman
Frank Fearns
Walter Stevenson
Thompson St
Theresa Russell
Mary Spence
Walter Tilton
Lowell
Raymond Palmer
Providence
Clarabel Warren
Alta Perkins
Cambridge
Lorenzo Clark
Fred Whittaker
Saxonville
Mary Whittaker
T. B. Moynihan
James Farrell
Charlestown
Leary
BE. O. Carlton
W. H. Trask
Athol
Orrin Bosworth
M. G. Russell
Felix Rainville
John Sullivan
Leo Comeau
Comeau
Leonard Morrison
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Arthur G. Knowlton
Wollaston
Joseph Allen
Frank Kennedy
Farnumsville
Pred Carlton
Roxbury
B. O. Carlton
C. M. & Street Railway
Clementa Sullivan
Nasonville
R. T
P. J. Sullivan
R. J. Sullivan
Weston
Mary Law
Maysis
Lynn
James Coulter
Ina Williams
Fitchburg Normal School
Acton St
William van Allen
Church of the Advent
St. George's Church
Priscilla Club
John Banks
Sadie Flood
A. M. Whitney
Board of Health Printing
Ed” Billett
Bariteau
Masonic Social Club
Bridge Set Afire By Train Near Pumping Station
A pine-framed bridge below the pumping station caught fire when the 4.41 train caused a blaze after a prior wreck. Flagman Hosmer acted quickly and extinguished the flames before the fire could spread, preventing major damage.
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Flagman Hosmer
Maynard High Faces Concord In Anticipated Showdown
Maynard high school baseball fans eye a May 24 matchup with Concord as locals boast a strong squad able to cut down the visitors. Last year Maynard also fielded a superior team, but circumstances kept the teams apart. If weather holds, the game should draw keen interest.
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Maynard High
Concord High
Concord
Maynard
Military drills organize school battalion for war effort
Public schools push drill progress in Music hall and outdoors to form a Strom organization before the war with Jaapa. The plan lists personnel by high school and grades, with Major Raymond Hamiin and eight companies led by captains and lieutenants from the upper classes.
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Music Hall
Strom
Jaapa
Raymond Hamiin
Bradford Parker
Dana Jones
Ralph Newton
Albert Ledgard
John Gibbons
Dorothy Persons
Marcella Sullivan
Rose Mahoney
Inez McDonald
Mary Parmenter
Albert Hodgess
Hartwell Flood
Earl Brearley
Carl Marsh
Edmund Whitney
Nettie Taylor
Margaret Williams
Vera Lawton
Laura MacPherson
Ethel Howard
Girl's Squad
Annual Meeting Highlights Benevolent Society Activities
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church held its annual meeting with officer re elections and reports showing a flourishing year ahead. Mrs Mary McCleary was re elected president for 18 years, followed by a full slate of officers and a notable supper for attendees.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Mary McCleary
George Newton
Fowler
George Gutteridge
Treas
Jennie McPhail
Helen Bent Curtis
John Lawton
Augustine Newton
Edward Neally
John Archer
C. D. Holmes
Joel Butterworth
J. R. Bent
Brick
Robert Archer
Gavin Taylor
Colonial Concert Co
Cooperative Hall
Florence
Haynes
W.C.T.U
Men’s League of the Congregational Church
Underhill
Somerville
House of Representatives
Trust Busters Maynard See Woolen Co Under Scrutiny
A Boston paper notes trust busters doubt American Woolen Co will fail under congressional inquiry. Rep Francis seeks a five member committee to probe over capitalization, labor practices, subsidiary ownership, and alleged ties to numerous mills across New England and New York for potential law violations.
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Washington
Boston
American Woolen Co
Maynard
Rep
Francis
Ohio
Anchor Mills
Pascoag
R. I
Anderson Mills
Skowhegan
Assabet Mills
Mass
Baltic Mills
Enfield
N. H
Bay State Mills
Lowell
Beaverbrook Mills
Beall Mills
Fitchburg
Brown Mill
Dover
Chase Mills
Webster
Fitchburg Mills
Fulton Mills
Fulton
N. Y
Heela Mills
Uxbridge
Kennebec Mills
Fairfield
Lebanon Mills
Lebanon
Manton Mills
Manton
R. 1
Moosup Mills
Moosup
Conn
National and
Providence Woolen Mills
Providence
Prospect Mills
Lawrence
Puritan Mills
Plymouth
Ray Mills
Franklin
Riverside Mills
Saranac Mills
Blackstone
Sawyer’s Mills
Valley Mills
Vassalboro Mills
Vassalboro
Washington Mills
Weybosset Mills
Fine Exhibition at Music Hall Wrestling Show
A large crowd attended Friday's Finnish American Athletic Association event at Music Hall. Winners across three classes hailed mainly from Maynard with Finnish athletes from Worcester, Quincy, Gardner in attendance. Winners: heavyweight Wainni Koskeela first, Anton Wertinen second, Weino Korke third. middleweight Waino Kaskela first, Waino Korje second, Otto Williams third. lightweight Iver Sjoblon first, Axel Lahta third, second to a Worcester competitor.
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Music Hall
Waino Korje
Otto Williams
Maynard
Iver Sjoblon
Axel Lahta
Worcester
Graduation Exercises Aim With Emigration Themes
The high school graduation ceremony on June 30 will feature an old fashioned program by the graduating class. Miss Nettle Taylor is valedictorian and Miss Dorothy Persons salutatorian. A strong musical program is planned under Miss Heartz, the public schools musical director.
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Nettle Taylor
Dorothy Persons
Heartz
Well Remembered 17th Birthday Gathering at Malcolm Home
William Coulter marked his 17th birthday with a large gathering at Mr and Mrs Arthur Malcolm s home. Seventeen friends attended and enjoyed seventeen kinds of fun. Gifts included a gold red umbrella a purse of money cuff links and a scarf pin.
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William Coulter
Arthur Malcolm
St George's Church Fair and Supper Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday church fair at St George's raised a substantial sum with record attendance. The 40 clock opening featured tables for Apron Candy and Flower, Mother Goose, plus an entertaining program and a well received supper served from 5 20.
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St. George's Church
Eliza
Emma Roberts
Fancy
Charles Edney
Mary Owens
Candy
Elizabeth Puggan
Fred Oates
Flower
Charles Drew
Mother Goose
May Taylor
Lilla Jenson
William Bishop
Wilson Cut’tell
William Barron
Alice Mason
Paul Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
William Coulter
George Weaving
Alexander Morrison
Joseph Sales
Partici
A Nero South Acton
Hagel Tuttle
South Acton
Maynard Plans New Electric Lights Citywide
Following a selectmen inspection Maynard will install electric lights at multiple locations including in front of the depot on Main Street Hillside Street Acton near George Brown Great Road near W F Litchfield and at Brooks and Lincoln streets. Also notices seek a young man to learn the drug business at Johnson Pharmacy and a girl for general house work at 57 Main Street.
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Maynard
Main St
Hillside St
Acton At
George Brown
Great Road
W. F. Litchfield
Brooks and
Lincoln Sts
Johnson Pharmacy
Maynard, Mass
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