Maynard News Highlights From Gard Ner to Maynard
Local notes report Miss Jessie Bell visiting Gard ner and Louis Broors in Boston. John F Gariion heads to Philadelphia for work. various residents spend weekends in Watertown Lawrence and Worcester. A new flag pole at Bancroft street school. Maynard House innholders license granted. Swastika club dance set for Cooperative hall. Memorial services planned. cricket and baseball results. railroad extension work and mill operations update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Broors
Boston
John F. Gariion
Philadelphia
Louis Hannon
Watertown
Town
Bella Smith
Springfield
Nantucket
Fred Sims
Acton
Acton St
Charlestown
Timothy Shea
Providence
George H. Creighton
Margaret. Joyce
South Framingham
Minnie
Rosalie Shea
Mary Shea
Glendale
Albert Davis
Stottsville
N. Y
William Crossley
Keene, N. H
Blas Severson
George Stockwell
Main St
Maynard's Hill
Charles Connors
Charles Bradley
Worcester
Graham Forgie
Westvale
James Moynilian
Holliston
John Wagner
Joseph Bisbee
Full
Maynard
Keene
N. H
Ins McPherson
Lake Boon
Maynard Cricket Club
Fitchburg
L. A. and M
Faulkner Mills
Lowell
Charles Poutasse
Weston
P. J. Sullivan
Bertha Rice
Gardner
Lena Haynes
Dr. Underhill
Groton
Robert W. Carter
William §.MecKenzie
Beverely Arms
Robert Veitch
Congregational Men’s League elects officers at annual meeting
The Men’s League of the Congregational church held its annual meeting on Tuesday night electing Clifford Cheney as president Fred H Axford as vice president J H Swayne as secretary Albert Larkin as treasurer and Martin De Witt O B Fowler and G H Gutteridge as advisory board The reports praised the club’s strong condition noting substantial expenditure on benefits and dues cancellations during hard times with a healthy treasury The group will not meet again until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s League of the Congregational Church
Clifford Cheney
Fred H. Axford
J. H. Swayne
Albert Larkin
Martin de Witt
Fowler
G. H. Gutteridge
Treasury
Unity circle basket party at Odd Fellows hall
Members of Unity circle of the C. of F. entertained many friends at a basket party in Odd Fellows hall Monday night. Guests included the degree staff of Pride of the Forest circle Marlboro and the young ladies performed a fine floor-work exhibition appreciated by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Murphy
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Ayer and
Shirley
George H. Creighton
Hudson Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Maynard
Marlboro Lodge
Magdalene Chapter
Grand Chapter
Boston
Margaret Kelley
Mary Kelley
Concord
Unity Circle
C. of F
Odd Fellows Hall
Pride of the Forest Circle of
Marlboro
Call for Rigid Examination By Opticians Committee
H. P. N. Dahl of this town serves on a committee for the New England association of opticians to press a bill in the current legislature. The measure would require strict exams for eye examiners, plus good moral character and solid business standing. It is expected to elevate the profession and follows New York’s recent passage of a similar statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. N. Dahl
New England Association of Opticians
New York
Selectmen Consider Permit for Public Boxing Exhibits
Local organizers of a public boxing event seek official sanction from the selectmen who have taken the request under advisement. The proponents are described as reputable local men who promise no objectionable content.
Local electrician touts Nernst lamp by Eugéne Dawson
An advertised notice promotes Eugéne Dawson for electrical work claiming speedy neat results. The copy invites readers to inspect the Nernst lamp and its benefits through his service in Aynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugéne Dawson
Dissolution Notice of H. J. Dwinell & Co. Partnership
The copartnership of Harley J. Dwinell and Wilder Macard of Maynard Massachusetts dissolves by mutual consent. All debts to the firm are to be paid to the continuing partner Harley J. Dwinell who assumes all liabilities. Maynard Mass May 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley J. Dwinell
Wilders, Macurda
Maynard
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
H. J. Dwinell &Co
Harley J.dwinell Wilder X. Macard
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Woman's Club Names New Officers After Season
The Maynard Woman's Club closed a flourishing season with an annual meeting. Officers elected include Lizzie Howe president Emma Haynes vice president Pearl Swain recording secretary Florence Lawton corresponding secretary and May Newton treasurer. Other posts covered by multiple members with carnations chosen as the club flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
Mmss ‘Eilen Hmerson
Congerd
Florence Salisbury
Ivy Pierce
Lizzie Howe
Emma ‘Haynes
Pearl C. Swain
Florence Lawton
May Newton
Lida Hart
Flro@ Macurda
Feodore Reed
Nellie M. Fowler
Annie Lawton
Addie Holt
Jenile Randell
Nellie Veitch
Louise Bellows
Emma Perkin
Hattie M. Harwood
Agnes Silloway
Kate Warren
Bell System valuation shows overcapitalization relief and wide reach
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company report finds tangible property value at 486.3 million dollars, 34.5 million above obligations yet 4.2 million below book value, implying strong asset backing. It notes per line value around 160 dollars, broad public account transparency, and profits from apparatus rental. The system operates about 18 million daily exchanges and plans rapid network expansion to cover the nation further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Roosevelt
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Iomer
Bell Companies
Tis
Associated Companies
Board of Engineers
LaFollette
United States
Bell
SIZING If UP Promise of Some Red Hot Battles The Fall
Political maneuvering fills the 10th Middlesex district as Democrats weigh Keefe versus Mahoney and Duane for state roles. Republicans eye McCleary and Holmes amid caucus bets while Maynard Democrats back Senator Mitchell for Congress. A governor bid gathers local sentiment for Senator Vahey as fall contests loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Middlesex
Hudson
Keefe
Mahoney
Fred EB. McCleary
D. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Maynard
J. J. Mitchell
Congress
Tirrell
Mitchell
Vahey
Annual Meeting of Ladies Benevolent Society
The annual meeting of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church was followed by supper and entertainment. Officers elected include Mrs Jo McCleary president, Mrs Garfield vice president, and several other posts filled by local women. The program featured songs, a recitation, piano pieces, a playette, and a performance by the high school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Ladies Benevolent Skesty
Congregational Church
Busiess
Mra
Jo McCleary
Garfield
Sath Lawton
George” Gutteridge
Holmes
BR. O. Carlton
Joel Butterworth
F. Hunt
George Newton
Jospeh Singleton
Martha Garfield
Tie Bent Curtis
Jennie
O Fhall
Alexander Pettigrew
Augustus Newton
Edward Nemley
John Lawton
Mra, Pred “Paylor Mae Joseph Singleton
Alonso Green
Laura Woodart
Im Rwayne
George News
J. M. Hels Lows
W. X. Macurda
Mee
H. Gutteridge
Emma Bit
Neba Taylor
Madeline Plage
Misa Pauline Bent
Pt Lawton
Oroh Tra
Priest Prosecutes Lawyer In Bond Embezzlement Case
Karl Fochler, arrested in New York on embezzling 10000 in Vienna bonds from 1906. Rev Fr Guselinski accuses Fochler of taking 10000 of bonds for fees after depositing 20000 of American securities. Austrian courts ordered return, Fochler fled to America. Brother suspects foul play and autopsy ordered. He was 77 and known as a pool room promoter and bookmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Karl Fochler
Vienna
Guselinski
Fochler
Foehler
America
Theodore Allen
the” Allen
Clarence E. Owen
Alleh
Maynard High School Reinstated on Approved List
Maynard high school remains on the approved list for a three year term after success of local graduates in college entrance work. Principal J. H. Swayne was notified last Saturday. This return to approval suggests local schools continue to produce college capable students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J
Maynard High
N. B
J. H. Swayne
Health Board Tours Town and Issues Notices
The board of health completed its town tour and sent notices to property owners urging community benefiting changes. They were well received and found many locations in bad condition. A second tour is planned in about three weeks to verify compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Maynard and Worcester Clash In Early Cricket Duel
Maynard cricket club opened the season with a hard fought match against Worcester. Worcester edged Maynard 36 to 24 as the visitors' form showed promise while Worcester’s pace and power proved decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Worcester
Have Nest Egg Junior Class Plans Spring Trip
The junior class at the high school organized a committee to raise funds for a spring trip to Washington. They held a successful Friday dance at Cooper Hall with Newell's Orchestra Marlboro providing music. Matrons Mrs Perry Mrs Sully and Mrs Lawton oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasington
Tee
Louis Sullivan
Aloysius McGrail
Grace Bishop
Ning Clark
Margaret Wallace
Newell
Marlboro
L. Perry
Mia. P. x Sully
Samuel Lawton
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Jessie Bell
Gard
Ner
Kitty Sullivan
George Jordan
Bangor
St. George's Church
Maynard ‘House
Selectmen
Masonic Social Club
Riverside Hall
Harry Brigham
Prin- Civile
Louis Emerson of
Lynn
James ‘Stott
Congregational Church Society
St. Michael's Parish
Thomas Cusack
Chelsea
E. T. McManus
Patrick Lanigan
William Bishop
Middlesex Superior Court
Cargmerice
Mrg
Barney
Francis
Somerset
Edward Titley
Collinsville
John Hetherington
James DeLee
Charles Nolan
Brooklyn
B.F. Kittlen
Ruby Welch
Clinton
Nina Clark
Gertrude Shaw
the Waltham Hospital
T. J. Judge
Frank L. Best
Bolis
Armory Maynard
Matrons and Patrons Association
Hotel Vendome
League
Cincinnati
Coakley
Rwleg
McLean
Lindaman, Ferguson and Bowerman
Pittsburg
Te Beede
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Maddox, Young and Gibson
Chicago
Detroit
Setver
Schmidt
Payne
Cicotte
Carrigan
Washington
St. Louis
Powell and Spencer
Smith and Street
Plank
Powers
Owen Altrock
Sullivan
R Cleveland
Joss and Bemis
Doyle and Kleinow
New England League
Fall River
New Bedford
Shessee
Reiss
Toomey
Robinson
Miller and
Miller
Ats Ae
Aneigoda Chee
Lawrence
Bushey, Cobean
Lavigne and
McCune
Mills
Gatcomb
Maybohn
Eaton
Deer Bes
Abbott and Daum
Kenniston and Locke
Brockton
Brockton Toeereee
Haverhill Etree Wens Eeone
O’toole
Waters
Hilbert
Barry
Perkins
American Telephone & Telegraph
Hercules
Washington Star
Wells
Princess
Boot & Shoe Store
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