Maynard Notes In Town And Region Updates
Maynard news covers local visits from Mrs. Al Ty Haynes and Mrs. John Ingham, a Rockland visitor Pearl Bean, business moves including M F Mullin selling the Andrew Peterson estate to F Brill, and renovations by W B Case on Maplest. Community events include the Ladies Whist club, an apron and necktie party, high school baseball wins, and Cord Junction church construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingham
Burlington
Pearl Bean
Rockland
M. F. Mullin
Andrew Peterson
F. Brill
Local Notables Share Visits and Life Events This Week
Arthur Woodart travels to Hatch Maine. Clarence Gutteridge visits from Lawrence. Mr and Mrs William Cleary welcome a baby girl. Miss Gertrude Delaney visits from Franklin. T B Moynihan of Brockton was in town early week. Mrs P H Gill visits mother Mrs Led Bt Clair. Miss Katie Sweeney visits from Boston. Miss Molly Welch from Chelsea visits Grace Welch. Miss Minnie Barry of Lynn visits Agnes Barry. Miss Mary Gilmore of Brockton visits Spring Lane. Miss Gertrude Shaw of Waltham visits parents. Mrs S Raymond Kitchin returns from Adirondacks improved. Dwinell’s ice cream praised. season better than ever. Bertha Cochrane named new bookkeeper at C M & H st railway. Special Sunday singing planned at Congregational church. John Kennedy to start chicken farming on Fletcher corner road farm bought by his son-in-law. Architect Ashton to finalize Bancroft street school addition plans. town meeting to follow. Administrators sale of Calvin A Whitney place yields Weston Acton pasture land and two Glen dale lots sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullin
Union
Concord Junction
Maynard
Belmont
Elise
George Whitney
Whitney
James Duggan
Mass. General Hospital
Cooperative Hall
John J. Duggan
Hudson
Margaret Duggan
Alice Payne
Harry Ryan
Whitinsville
St. George's ‘Church
Clifford Whitney
William Douglas
Leominster
Charles B. Glass
Bangor
Brick
J. C. Mackin
Clarence
Manchester
William Cleary
Gertrude Delaney
Franklin
T. B. Moynihan
Brockton
P. H. Gill
Hiudson
Led Bt. Clair
Katie Sweeney
Boston
Molly Welch
Chelsea
Grace Welch
Minnie Barry
Lynn
Agnes Barry
Mary Gilmore
Moyni‘han
Spring Lane
Gertrude Shaw
Waltham
Louis Shaw
S. Raymond Kitchin
Adirondacks
Bertha Cochrane
Congregational Church
John Kennedy
Fletcher Corner Road
M. F. Mullin
Ashton
Bancroft St
Calvin A. Whitney
Hall Bros
West Acton
Acton Road
J. A. Coughlan
Glendale St
Death at Hoo doo corner marks third sudden toll in Maynard
Eric Brickaon 63 a Finnish resident of 13 Railroad St collapsed at the Main and Nason streets corner Saturday afternoon. Onlookers saw him stagger and fall. he died likely of heart failure. Dr. Salmon pronounced him dead and he was returned to his home for burial in Glenwood cemetery after a Monday funeral. He left a wife in Finland and a son living in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Brickaon
Railroad St
Deal
Main and
Nason Sts
Mr. Erickson
Main St
Johnson Pharmacy
ER. L. Salmon
Salmon
Fowler
Glenwood
Finland
Turner Pictures Exhibit Profits Benefit Nason Street School
The Turner pictures display at the Assembly hall of the Nason street school drew large crowds Friday and Saturday, raising funds for room decorations. Organized by the Maynard Teachers association, the event featured lectures and musical performances each evening.
Ogden Moves to Malden After State Railway Inspector Post
John W. Ogden formerly superintendent of the M. and H Street railway has bought a house in Malden and will relocate there to be more centrally located within his district coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ogden
Middlesex W T U Convention to Meet in Westford
The Middlesex County W. T. U. convention will be held in Westford on Thursday May 20. Delegates will be met at Pine Ridge station by carriages from Concord Junction at 8 45 and taken to Westford. An evening entertainment at Universalist church will benefit the Congregational society with three farces The Love of a Bonnet The Wrong Package and How the Story Goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
T. U
Westford
Pine Ridge
Concord Junction
Universalist Church
Congregational Society
Godfrey
Littleton
Chas. J. Williams
Acton
Webber
Village Improvement Association
T. F. Newton
Gilroy Plans Local Baseball Team With Out of Town Games
Henry Gilroy intends to field a baseball team this year. Most games may be away, with a few here if support warrants. He rages over remarks from Concord and wants to hand them a thrashing, while deeming Acton twice beaten not strong. He also aims for a game with Hudson council K of C, or will play both teams together for balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gilroy
Gilroy
Concord
Concord Council
Acton
Hudson Council
K. of
Twilight Club Barn Dance at Music Hall a Success
The Twilight club held a barn dance at Music Hall on Thursday night. Heageny and Wallace's Worcester orchestra provided polished music. Prizes of two and a half dollars in old were awarded for best costumes to Miss Alice McCormick and Mr. Kingman of Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Music Hall
Heageny & Wallace
Worcester
Alice McCormick
Kingman
Concord Junction
Maynard Sees Teased Interstate Express Plans For Growth
Local notes report no interstate express company in Maynard despite threats of entry. Incorporation costs exceed 100 dollars and slow deliveries deter others. Marlboro receives Providence shipments easily as Francis S. Brick takes a vacation from school duties and travels with C. H. Persons through western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marlboro
Providence
Francis S. Brick
C. H. Persons
Ladies Benevolent Society Elects Officers At Meeting
The annual meeting of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church elected officers for the year including Mrs. John McCleary as president and Mrs. George Newton as vice president. An evening supper accompanied by vocal and mandolin solos, readings, and a piano duet highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
the Congregational Church
John McCleary
George Newton
George H. Gutteridge
Samuel Lawton
E. F. Hunt
Joseph Singleton
Mary McPhail
Helen Bent Curtis
A. Pettigrew
A. Newton
John Lawton
Edward Neeley
BE. F. Hunt
C. D. Holmes
Joel Butterworth
Edward Carlton
William Baxter
Ethel Parkin
Margaret Gates
Some Agreement Endangered by Tuesday Night Openings
Local merchants in Maynard fear the long standing pact to close on Tuesday and Wednesday nights may fail as several stores already operate on those evenings. A movement seeks a universal open policy, though trade may not cover lighting costs and clerks’ burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Eighth Class Licenses Allow Liquor Sale on Prescription
Town druggists hold state board permits for eighth class liquor sales requiring dated prescriptions with patient names. Prescriptions are filed to trace every drop sold, and any deviation will invite state board action. Also offered Rambler Touring Car for sale by C. H. Persons of Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board
C. H. Persons
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Woman's Club Holds Annual Meeting in Masonic Hall
The Maynard Woman's club met at the Masonic hall Tuesday afternoon with strong attendance. Dorothy Berry Carpenter gave readings and Reba Warren played violin, pleasing the audience as officers for the coming year were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Dorothy Berry Carpenter
Reba Warren
South Acton
Turner Art Exhibit Looked Forward This Weekend
Turner Art Exhibit runs Friday and Saturday with afternoon and evening hours. Evening admission is 26 cents. Daytime hours charge adults 10 cents and children 6 cents.
Maynard Locals Sell Seed Corn at Town Farm
Washington seed corn for sale listed by A V Dunham at the Town Farm. Local buyers may contact the listing for details on price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dunham
Town Farm
Fourth Anniversary of Ladies' Auxiliary AOH Celebrated
The fourth anniversary concert and hall event for Ladies' Auxiliary No 33 of the AOH was held at Cooperative hall on Tuesday night. A Brigham Orchestra concert preceded a reception hosted by matrons including Mrs Susan Sheehan and county president Mrs Margaret McCarthy. Dancing followed from 9 to 1 with floor duties by Mrs Mary A Cook and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cooperative
Harry BH. Brigham
Marlboro
Susan Sheehan
Margaret McCarthy
Susan McNamee
Mary A. Cook
Della T. O'Toole
Agnes V. Waldron
Della O’toole
Alice M. Moore
Gertrude Mahoney
Inez R. Scully
Agnes Y. Waldron
Della O'Toole
Late Car Service From Concord Station Sparks Public Hope
An electric car will meet the 11.29 train from Boston every Saturday at Concord station. It offers a late return option for theatergoers and Bostonians wanting to stay out late. Local complaints about no post 9.35 return have prompted renewed public patronage to sustain the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
A. T. Haynes
al’ Ty Haynes
William Denbiston
Lawrence
Pauline Miller
Hattiman Laundry
Michael Lynch
W. B. Case
Maplest
Kenneth Cameron
A. Z. Haynes
Ladies’ Whist Club
George Salisbury
Creighton
Kathryn Conway of
Woburn
Margueretta Conway
Price
Powder Mills
Charles Weaving
Minnie Shea
Mary Shea
Glendalest
Unity Cirche, C. of
Mitchell Military Academy
Bulerica
Wathershé Coughlin
Anna
Mary McOowen
Lowell
O. E. Ss
Magdalene
Fred. Macomber
Malden
Harry Thompson
William Hook
Salesville, R. LI
Frank Hayward
Dennis E. Sheehan
Ben. Coughlin
Bat
Woman’s Club
Pb. Brooks
Edna Dow Chéney
Helen ‘Leah
Brooks
Alice Brown
Edna Dean Proctor
Addie Holt
Herbert Mallinson
Louise Wood
Stow
Herbert W.smith
Fitchburg
Mallinson
Christina Heffernan
Louis Sullivan
Kermisse
Harry Clark
Leggue
Arthur Woodart
Hatch
Clarence Gutteridge
Dwinell
MAIN
NASON
Sts
Turner
Nason St
Maynard Teachers’ Association
Francis
Jennie Loomis
Ruth Hill
Maud Smith
Doris Kitchin
W. F. Grant
Miss Whitney
Raymond Hamlin
Whitcomb
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard Druggists
Woman's Club
Lizzie Howe
Margaret Holmes
Florence W.lawton
Gertrude Deane
May .Newton
Lida Hart
Flora Macurda
Mary Gately
Marion Ballou
Helen Warren
Bessie Richardson
Jennie Randell
Jennie Haynes
Louise 8. Bellows
Emma Parkin
Elvics
Hattie M. Harwood
Agnes Silloway
Sadie Coulter
Will
Springtmedicines
Delee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Jennie S. Deane
Nason Street
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