Maynard Town By Laws Amended 1915 Provisions Adopted
Amendments to town by laws specify meeting schedules including annual and special town meetings, finance committee structure with nine voters, appointment by the moderator, sworn duties, and annual fiscal reporting. The changes outline reporting, investigations, and budget processes, with a certification by the town clerk and approval by the attorney general.
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Tree
Finance Committee
Board of Selectmen
Maynam
Frank E. Sanderson
Piano Recital by Miss Anna Holt Pupils in Colonial Hall
A piano recital by Miss Anna Holt and her pupils will be held in Colonial Hall on an evening to raise funds for a soldiers monument to be erected in Glenwood cemetery. Miss Holt donates her time, and a substantial response in funds is hoped to honor fallen soldiers and memorialize the community.
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Anna Holt
Colonial
Glenwood Cemetery
Holt
Parish Committee Plans Annual Picnic at July 4 Grounds
The Bridget's church parish committee schedules a Thursday meeting to arrange the annual parish picnic on July 4 at the play grounds. Rev Walter J Browne visits local businessmen to secure donations for the cannon cracker and reports good progress.
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Bridget's Church
Walter J. ‘Browne
Packing case of Amerigar Woolen Co found at public dump
A packing case labeled Amerigar Woolen Co was found Thursday afternoon at a public dump near the cemeteries. The freight and origin are unclear as thieves likely unloaded the consignment while the true home remains unknown.
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Amerigar Woolen Co
Jids
Cave of Waneae
Gleasondale Baseball Triumph Over Clinton Independents
Hans Kielinenen starred for Gleasondale at shortstop before moving to pitcher as Clinton Independents struggle to stop Gleasondale’s offense in a Saturday afternoon game.
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Hans Kielinenen
Gleasondale
Clinton Independents
National Band Performs Moving Picture Show in Colonial Hall
The National band presented a moving picture show in Colonial Hall on Wednesday evening to a fair sized audience. The program was excellent and deserving of better attendance. Earlier the band gave a concert at the square and performed several selections during the show.
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National Band
Colonial Hall
the Square
Venice social dance lights up Parker Street hall
The Venetian dance hosted by the Socials club at Parker Street Hall drew a large crowd Saturday evening. Colored lights bathed the hall in a soft glow as couples moved about in the dim semi darkness, creating an enchanting atmosphere.
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Socials ‘Isp Society
Parker St. Hall
Ilke
Oldest Town Resident John K Fix Celebrates 85th Birthday
John K Fix, born May 23 1890 in Kurhecsen Germany, observed his 85th birthday with a flood of greeting cards. A machinist by trade, he has long resided in Maynard aside from 10 months in Jamestown New York. He is in good health, with keen mind and clear sight, and has been a longtime deacon and member of local lodges and councils.
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John K. Fix
Mr. Fix
Fix
Kurhecsen
Germany
Maynard
Jamestown
N. Y
Dorothy Matilda Geisau
Town
Congregational Church
Assabet Council
R. A
Charles
A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Holy Name Club Hosts Successful Ladies Night in Cannon Hall
The Holy Name club held a very successful Ladies Night in Cannon's Hall on Wednesday. An energetic committee organized an attractive program including piano and vocal solos, graphophone selections, and a whist tournament. Eighty dollars in gold was awarded to several guests, while the parlor entertainment featured piano and vocal selections and chorus performances.
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Holy Name Club
Cannon’s Hall
Cannon's Hall
Agnes Gibbons
Genevieve Coughlin
Irene O'Donnell
Gertrude Doyle
Mira
Michael Cleary
A. \. Hilferty
Wiliam P. Scully
Whist and Social by The Associated Five at OTOF hall
The Associated Five held a whist party at the T. O. O. F. hall on Wednesday evening with sixteen tables in operation. Games ran from eight to ten thirty with Ward W Jones Ralph Case and Robert Laster as markers. Prizes announced by Robert Lester included a silk umbrella hand bag belt and collapsible coat hanger. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed a social time. committee members were Ward W Jones Charles Keane Ralph Case Thomas Denniston and Robert Lester.
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Associated
T. O. O. F. Hall
Ward” Wi Jones
Ralph’ Case
Robert Laster
Robert Lester
Mra
Isobel Pettigrew
S. Albert Randell
James Coulter
Thomas Smith
Case
Walter Denniston
Ward W. Jones
Charles Keane
Ralph Case
Thomas Denniston
TO JOIN FEDERATION
The Teachers' club held a meeting in the high school building in the afternoon. An excellent program directed by a fee and chaired by Miss with assistance from Lucy M. Schwartz and Mery Finn featured vocal numbers by Adelaide Well and M. Louise Lee, piano solo by Theresa Heffernan, and a piano duet by Beatrice Andrews and Mary Daley. Refreshments of fancy crackers and ice cream were served and a social hour followed.
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Miss
Lucy M. Schwartz
Mery Finn
Adelaide Well
M. Louise Lee
Theresa Heffernan
Beatrice Andrews
Mary Daley
Will Go Up Strong in Marlboro Showdown
Manager Gilroy plans a strong attack as his team travels to Marlboro Saturday to meet a crack unit led by Bill Sweeney. A large local fan delegation will join, with O'Meare of Tufts set to pitch against Concord Junction in the morning game.
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Gilroy
Marlboro
Bill Sweeney
Concord Junction
O’meare
Tufts
Executor Appointed for Robert’s Will in Massachusetts
Notice states Charles Crossley appointed executor of the will of Robert, late of Maynard, Middlesex, deceased. Creditors and persons indebted to the estate must present claims or make payments as required by law. May 18, 1925. M2612-9 Wilson, Jugsins & Murphy, 308 Sears Building, Boston.
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Robert
Maynard
Testate
Middlesex
Charles Crossley
Mass
Wilson, Jugsins & Murphy
Sears
Bidg
Boston
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Varsity
Heisate
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Blake’s
Marx
Fary
Cushings
Henry C. Attwill
Attest
Frank
E. Sanderson
Maynard Block
Laursen
Summer St
Fund For Monument
Dor
L.king
Walter Ripley
Eugene
Josephine Sturkert
Cliftondale
and. Mires F. Connor
Watertown
Feliz Rainville
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