Maynard News items span visitors, events, and goings on
Winfield Blake of Williamstown visits Maynard. Lynch Bros install a new electric sign at the bowling alley entrance. Several locals travel to Florida. a food sale at the Congregational church supports the choir. The football team loses 6 to 2 at home. the Maynard program features a variety of concerts, plays, and social events with many local names and venues.
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Winfield Blake
Williamstown
Lynch Bros
William Lord
Roland Harriman
Florida
Congregational Church
William Ulrich
Faton’s Market
Brooklyn
N. Y
Maynard
Unitarian Church
Stow
Frank Thompson
C. M
Hest
Summer Hill Lodge
Maynard Tops Concord In Close Midweek Bowing Match
Maynard defeated Concord by two pins in a featured, evenly matched contest in Concord. The teams bowled in fine form with framed strings suggesting Maynard leads the season series two wins to one and a rematch looms as both sides seek final supremacy.
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Maynard
Concord
Concord Rollers
Lynch
Maynard Con ceil clubs duel ends in tight bowling race
The Pin Topplers see Maynard and Conceil teams tied on total pins after three matches. Star bowler Bt He Mian dominates with high consistency, while Twilight club faces discipline changes to curb sliding over the line. Eddie White complains about newspaper attention as Middlesex and Assabet Houses plan a close week of matches. Nix Whalen is hailed as top striker among city bowlers and the Eagles plan to boost their lineup.
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Maynard
Conceil
Eddie” White
Twilight Club
Railroad board approves stock reduction for Lowell Acton Maynard Street Ry
The railroad commissioners on Saturday approved a petition by Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway Co to cut capital stock from 45000 to 35000 dollars. The order forbids transfer of money or property to stockholders in connection with the reduction.
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Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway Co
Hart Esterbrook Wed In Lancaster nuptials
Miss Florence L Hart and Herbert Esterbrook of Lancaster were married Wednesday at the bride’s home on Walnut Street Lancaster officiated by Rev B F Hunt. Olive Ketterbrook served as bridesmaid and Arthur Hart was best man. The couple plans to reside in Lancaster after a brief wedding trip.
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Florence L. Hart
Herbert
Esterbrook
Lancaster
George Hart
Walnut St
B. F. Hunt
Olive Eketerbrook
Arthur Hart
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs. Esterbrook
W. C. T. U. Local Branch Holds Annual Meeting
The annual W. C. T. U. gathering at Mrs. Amory Maynard's home elected officers for the year: Mrs. Harvey Richardson president, vice presidents Mrs. William H. Gutteridge and Mrs. Hiram Parkin, secretary Mrs. L. D. Wilson, treasurer Mrs. Gavin Paylor. Mrs. George Smith gave vocal selections and a letter from state president Mrs. Stevenson was read. Refreshments followed.
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Amory Maynard
Harvey Richardson
William H. Gutteridge
Hiram Parkin
L. D. Wilson
Gavin Paylor
George Smith
H. A. Wilson
Stevenson
Maynard
Carleton's Big Travesty Company Comes to Music Hall
Popular music and musical comedy appeal as Carleton's troupe arrives for Friday and Saturday performances. The company tours New England cities with success, supported by a large chorus of attractive girls and a lively band and orchestra.
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Music Hall
Carleton
James Ledgard
Students’ Union Correspondence School
Cambridge
Maynard
Dwinnel’s
New England
Open Meeting For Mrs Deland At Woman's Club
Mrs Margaret Deland, noted author, will speak at the Woman's club on Nov 9 and read two stories An Immediate Jewels and Concerning the Saints The club voted to make it an open meeting with a small fee for townspeople to attend Mrs Robert Carter visited in town Tuesday Progressive lodge K of P plans class initiation A O H team beat Priest Bros 1212 to 1171 on local alleys Maynard lodge I O O F members accompanied Concord lodge degree team to Concord for first degree work
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Assabet Lodge
Fitchburg
H. PN
Maynard
Alex Marsden
Charley Dyson
Ralph Barnes
Albert Smith
Enfield
Maynard’ Dramatic Club
Middlesex County
Brack Worcester
Henry Gilroy
Medfield
Middlesex Club
Music Hall
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Arthur Price
Ranger
Enterprise
Margaret Deland
Woman's Club
Jane
Mrs. Deland
Priest Bros
Maynard Lodge
Concord
Concord Lodge
Middlesex Club Edges Eagles In Close Thursday Battle
The Middlesex club defeated the Eagles Thursday night in a tight contest. Final score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Middlesex
Eagles
Maynard Bowls Past Concord In High-Scoring Match
Maynard bowling team overcome a 13 pin handicap to win by 44 pins against Concord. Maynard trio Billet 296 Sweeney 282 lead the late surge as the team posted a 481 in the final string. English 257 and Bulger 276 paced Concord in a well attended match.
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Maynard
Concord
Billet
Sweeney
English
Bulger
Maynard Price
Fergie
Lynch
Billett
Concord English
Finnega
Haggerty
McGrath
West Acton Pastor Officiates at Mrs. Kitchin Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. 8S. Raymond Kitchin were held Friday at her Brooks street home with Rev. D. W. Lovett of the West Acton Baptist church officiating. The Hudson trio performed several selections before burial in Glenwood cemetery.
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Raymond Kitchin
Brooks | St
D. W. Lovett
The
Baptist Church of
West Acton
Hudson Trio
Glenwood Cemetery
McCarthy Wins in Marlboro After Strong Victory
Rep. McCarthy, elected to the legislature Tuesday by a majority of 893 votes, greeted supporters in the Corey building office. He thanked Marlboro for the vote and pledged to shape his future course in a way that honors their confidence. He praised The Enterprise for fair coverage and expressed goodwill toward his opponent and the campaign.
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McCarthy
Corey Building
Enterprise
Marlboro
Masonic Red Letter Visit At Welch Lodge
Thursday evening brings a red letter event to Charles A. Welch lodge A F and A M with the official visitation of D D G M Thomas Deane and suite Local members attend as part of the visit The Lotus quartet of Boston will provide vocal selections and a banquet will be served A large gathering of Masonic members from the region is expected
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Charles A. Welch Lodge
Thomas Deane
Deane
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Masonic Fraternity
Buried in Clinton Mrs Matilda Connors Dies at Grafton
Mrs Matilda Connors wife of Charles Connors died at a sanitarium run by her sister in Grafton at 6 30 Saturday morning after a several week illness. Primary cause heart trouble. Native of Clinton born 34 years ago spent most of her life there. She moved with her husband to Maynard eight years ago and was widely respected. Funeral held Monday with burial in Clinton.
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Matilda Connors
Charles Connors
Grafton
Connors
Clinton
Maynard
Body of James Lynch Brought Here for Burial
The formal burial for James Lynch a former local resident took place Friday morning in Maynard. His body was found earlier this week in a shanty near the Pittsfield railroad with a coroner’s verdict of natural causes. He appeared prosperous at death with 140 dollars and a gold watch found on his person.
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James Lynch
Maynard
Mr. Lynch
Pittsfield
Revival of basketball season boosts town teams
There may be a basketball revival in several towns this season with Maynard likely to face strong teams. Attleboro has reorganized with a similar lineup, and Danvers fields a solid squad featuring Corbett and Hoyt. William Cornell and Miss Edith Knowlton of Lowell visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen.
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Henry Axford
Lowell
Creighton
Bert Babson
Arthur Rougeau
Marlboro
Main St
Daniel Ryans
John J. Driscoll
Maynard
Attleboro
Danvers
Corbett and
Hoyt
William Cornell
Edith Knowlton
Joseph Allen
Sale and Halloween Supper at Congregational Church
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a two night sale at the Congregational church, drawing large crowds. A Halloween supper on Saturday featured pumpkin cake and apple pickets with witch themed decorations. Tables were run by local ladies and a committee of organizers handled setup and service.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Hallowe'en
D. Holmes
George Newton
A. Newton
Edward Nealey
Helen Bent Curtis
George Gutteridge
Fred Taylor
Samuel Lawton
Mira
Brick
W. H. Gutteridge
John Lawton
Fowler
James R. Bent
James Coulter
Joseph Singleton
John McCleary
Brooks
Howard Hamblin
O F E 8 Visitation at Masonic Hall for Deputy Grand Matron
A large gathering of the O. FE. 8. at Masonic hall observed the visitation of Deputy Grand Matron Addie M. Lucas of South Framingham and Deputy Grand Marshal Annabel B. Weston. Members from South Framingham and Concord chapters attended Magdalene chapter’s event. Two candidates were initiated and a supper followed, organized by Mrs. Frank Johnson and others.
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O. FE
Masonic Hall
Addie M. Lucas
South Framingham
Annabel B. “Weston
Concord
Magdalene
Frank Johnson
Sarah Mullin
A. BE. Randell
Allan Howard
Gavin Taylor
William Hooper
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Health Boost in Maynard Ad
An in store Rexall advertisement from Maynard Massachusetts promotes Mucu-Tone as a general tonic to combat catarrh and improve mucous membrane health. The notice claims the product rebuilds flesh and muscle, reduces inflammation, and offers a money back guarantee after a reasonable trial. It lists two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 and signs by P. H. DeLee The Rexall Store.
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Maynard
Rexall
P. H. DeLee
Mass
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Nix Whalen
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Robert Carter
Aks
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