Maynard News Roundup of Local Moves and Events
Boston visitor Frank Burke. gas service expansion at Reardonville. court visit in Cambridge. Cyrus Case to Northern Colorado. Judge Wilson offices renovated. Lake Boon cottage planned. theatre party to Jimmy Valentine in Boston. Imperial orchestra in Concord Junction. Various notices: sales, renovations, moves, retirements, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Boston
Michael Burke
Pipe
Reardonville
Robert Kelly
William Jones
Cambridge
Cyrus Case
Colorado
W. B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
John McPherson
Lake Boon
Aliie Stone
Haverhill
James J. Ledgard
Concord Junction
James J
J. M. Bellows
Wilder X. Macarés
Brook Reed
Samuel Lawton
Marion Ballou
Iydia Lizotte
Florida Dupus
Jimmy Valentine
Plymouth Theatre
Imperial Orchestra
West Acton Dramatic Club
Magdalene Chapter
O. E
Ep worth league observes 23d anniversary with music and sermon
The Ep worth League marked its 23rd anniversary Sunday evening with choir and violin by Prof. Mallinson. Rev. A Morrill Osgood delivered the address titled The World's Greatest Asset from II Kings. May 21 Edward Henderson Bible class hosted a banquet and social with Rev. Geo H Spencer as speaker followed by the first quarterly conference. Next Sunday services will honor Decoration Day with sermons on Square Living and A Stainless Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mallinson
A. Morrill Osgood
Edward Henderson
Geo. H. Spencer
D. D
Fr Browne Hosts Large Cooperative Hall Party
Fr Walter J. Browne of St Bridget's church hosted a Thursday evening party at Cooperative Hall for church workers and friends. About 200 attended as Lawton's orchestra played from 8 to 1 80 with minstrel troupe, vocalists, and a banquet at 10 featuring a bouquet for Fr Browne on his 53rd birthday. Andrew Robinson of Clinton bought the double house adjoining the Congregational church on Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Toop
Edward Doherty
Providence
Frank Nyman
Vera Lawton
Ambherst
Free Public Library Association
Albert Fairbanks
Joseph V. Gately
Buick Motor Car Company
Henry Kelly
Boston
Mary Kelly
St. Bridget’s Church
Arthur Dimery
Woonsocket
R. I
Main St
Guy Larsen
William Campbell
Prospect Ct
William Lawrence
Episcopal Church
St. George’s Church
St .George’s Church
St. Hilda’s Guild
Reddington Bent
Annie McGilvray
Margaret Shine
Marlboro
John Horan
James Conway
Whitnsville
Ce Kare
George Mead
Mead
Erryland
N. F
Aid Society
M. E. Church
William Litchfield
Samuel Wilson
William Barnes
William Naylor
Ada
Margaret Wagner
John Wagner
Newport
B.C. Lamson
Fitchburg
Moore Brothers
John
Frank
C. M. & H. St. Railway
Middlesex County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Abbie Rolfe
Concord
Augusta R. Brigham
Malden
C. A. Richardson
Braintree
Mabel Sawyer
Friends
Hyde Park
Albion L. Richards
Maynard Business Men's Association
Eugene Mullin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York
A. A. Hilferty
Lever
Helen Hendricksen
Josephine Hendricksen
Agnes Mahoney
Gertrude Rich
Nettie Condon
Robert Rich
Tremont Theatre
Ethel Rich
Boston Hospital
F. A. Rich
Walter J. Browne
Fr. Browne
Lawton
Gertryge Doyle
Michael Mullin
Mike
Jimmie
Billie Ballou
Mullin
Michael Cleary
John Sheehan
Rose Hannon
James Farrell
Fr. Brown
Fr. Sheehan
Andrew Robinson
Clinton
Fowler
Main
Progressive movement forms new Roosevelt group in Boston
Kenneth Damren attended a Roosevelt followers meeting in Boston where a progressive organization was formed led by Matthew Hale. More than 200 delegates and Roosevelt workers from around the state attended. Damren was named secretary and praised for building support in the 4th district amid a shifting political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Damren
Roosevelt
Boston
Matthew Hale
Mr. Damren
Damren
Damien
Republican Party
Billy” Garcelon
Newton
Harvard
Old Guard
Er. D. Kwitch
The
Walk Over Shoe Co
Brockton
Boy Drowned Near Sudbury Percival Streets
Three year old Martin Kane Jr. of Sudbury fell into a pond at the corner of Sudbury and Percival streets while playing on adjacent land. Passers by Michael Loukka and James Richardson found the body, authorities declared him dead, and he was buried at St. Brigid's Cemetery after funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kane, Jr
Martin Kane
Sudbury Sr
Sudbury and
Percival Sts
Michael Loukka
James Richardson
Goodenow
Grady
St. Britget’s Cemetery
Accident at Central market badly injures Lyman Priest
Lyman Priest sustained a severe cut at the Central market early Monday when his hand touched a machine used for making hamburg steaks. The knife severed the middle finger of his left hand. Dr. Howard Hamblen dressed the wound and reports improvement. Charles Silvio also receives treatment at Concord hospital in Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Priest
Central Market
Howard Hamblen
Charles Silvio
Concord Hospital
Concord Junction
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