Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Events
Maynard locals report visits from John Ogden of Malden and Mrs. Hall convalescing. The 609 train to Lake Boon resumes. the public schools end June 24. the Maynard brass band hosts a field day June 11. Finnish field day planned. Jersey cream offer ends soon. Marlboro opens Bay State league season with St Framingham. Bander Bros. advertises a major clothing sale.
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John W. Ogden
Malden
A. Bander
Boston
M. EB. Clapp
Attleboro
Providence
Frank Sexton
Salt Lake City
Edward Tilley
Collinsville
George Jamieson
Thomas Smith
Lake Boon
Jersey Feev Cream Company
Marlboro
St. Framingham
Maynard
Bobby Dresser
Bander Bros
Messmates Delights Maynard Dramatic Club Audience
The Maynard Dramatic Club staged the three act comedy Messmates at Music Hall drawing a large crowd. Neil Andrews as Alvah Morgan led a strong cast including Miss Margaret Gates as Grace Morgan and John Sheridan as Nat Taylor in a nautical plot of romance, betrayal, and forgivenness aboard the yacht Seabright, with praise for performances and local orchestra accompaniment.
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Music Hall
Maynard Dramatic Club
Alvah Morgan
Neil Andrews
Martin Seacour
Seacour
Mr. Morgan
A!t
Polly Taylor
Teddy Morgan
Wolf
Grace Morgan
Richard Carter
Arabella Caraway
Crumbs
Phyllis
Seabright
Alvah
Margaret Gates
William Mann
Nat Taylor
John Sheridan
James Farrell Wolf
Sylvester Sullivan Crumbs
George Bowers
Miss Margaret Gates
Annie Manning
Lillian Usher
Rose Hannon
Maynard
John H. Sheridan
Political Outlook for Marlboro Congressman Race
Hon John J Mitchell plans a June return from Albany to begin campaign preparations for this fall. Frank H Pope is a strong second choice for the Democratic nomination in the district. Tirrell appears favored for renomination though local opposition rumors persist. Pope might pursue a state senate seat if not contesting Tirrell. Senator Harvey likely seeks a third term.
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John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Albany
N. Y
Mitchell
Frank H. Pope
Tirrel
Natick
Tirrell
Pope
State Senate
Gardner Way
W. W. Wilder
Gardner
Greenwood
Wilder
Harvey
Memorial Day Observances Include Parade and Cemetery Services
Memorial Day events will proceed with adjusted decorations due to aging veterans. Maynard post members and escorts of school children will assemble in Post Office Square before 9, march to two cemeteries, hold exercises, then proceed to Stow for dinner and further grave decorating at Acton Cemeteries. Afternoon ceremonies planned in Stow.
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Maynard
Postoffice
Acton
Stow
Respected resident John Brown dies suddenly at Assabet House
John Brown, about 70, longtime town resident and former tailor, died around 6 pm Wednesday at Assabet House due to heart trouble. He had lived in the town and Acton for 35 years, with a sister and nephew in New York. He was quiet and highly respected.
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John Brown
Assabet House
Ollock
Mr. Brown
New York
Acton
South Acton
Assadet Mills
Empire State Grange finances show strong balance
The Empire State Grange reports a healthy financial status with $21,124.62 on hand at Jan 1 1909, $26,207.54 receipts from the secretary, $479.25 interest, totaling $47,911.41. Paid bills total $6,404.17 to officers and delegates, plus $1,842.56 in other expenses, leaving $24,396.35 on Jan 1 1910.
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Grange
Bean
State Grange
Grange Opposes Ship Subsidies Aims at Congress
The national Grange at its last session denounced ship subsidies as a misallocation of public funds. It argued Congress ignores farmer demands for highway and parcel post appropriations and risks political death by funding private shipbuilding. It urged Grange members to press their representatives.
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National Grange
Natonal Grange
N. J Bachelder
Aaron Jones
BE. Atkeson
Washington
Des Moines
Congress
Ee Oe
Grange
High School Baseball Notes and Treasury Plans
The advisory committee seeks plans to replenish the athletic association treasury after a poor week. A recent benefit failed to raise funds. The infield and outfield look solid for a small school, and the battery is strong. Pod made a class A calibre catch, Wilder’s throwing tops any seen, Sime handles hard grounders well, Hodges shows promise. More bunting could raise batting averages and runs. Tickets will be sold at future games.
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The
Athletic Association
Wilder
Sime
Hodges
Water Department Pipe Plan Delayed by Prolonged Review
An investigating committee weighs needs slowly for the water department. The panel may recommend installing 3,000 feet of pipe bought earlier. A report notes 66,000 extra gallons flow through the 2a chimney daily beyond pumping station receipts.
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Water Department
Lost Only One: Julius D'Orto Plays 12 Simultaneous Games
Boston checker expert Julius D'Orto visited Maynard's checker club Saturday and played twelve simultaneous games. He won twelve, drew nineteen, and lost one, yielding a near-perfect result in a local exhibition.
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Julius D'Orto
Boston Checker
Maynard’ Checker Club
Dyorto
Catholics Form Town Men's Club At St Bridget’s
A large audience gathered Sunday evening in St Bridget's basement to form a Catholic men’s club. P. F. Sullivan Sylvester Sullivan Frank McCarron John Hannon Jeremiah Kelley were appointed to organize the initial steps and shape the project.
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St. Bridget’s Church
P. 4 Sullivan
Sylvester Sullivan
Frank McCarron
John Hannon
Jeremiah Kelley
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