Maynard People and Their Friends Week End Notes
Maynard social notes list visits among residents and visitors from nearby towns including Miss Mary Griffin of Hudson visiting Miss Viola O'Brien and the McManus sisters of Sudbury. Local teachers and residents attend games, clubs, and church services, while residents report travel to Hillsboro and St Anne De Dupre. A football injury, a birth, and community events fill the weekend record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mi
Main
Friends
Mary” ‘Griffin
Hadson
Viola O'Brien
Grant St
Gertrude
Mary McManus
Sudbury St
Southboro
Grace Wood
Hull
William H. Gutteridge
Thomas Campbell
Main St
St Anne de Dupre
Caperle
Edward Coughlin
Schenectady
B. J. Coughlin
Sumner St
Jeremith Bradley
Summer St
Mre
Ryvert Marsden
Acton St
Ares
Louise McGregor
Lowell
Maynard
Osu
Edward Flaherty
Helo Cross
Syracuse
Worcester
Thomas Mansfield
Concord
Misees
Mahoney
Suma Sluch
Murray
Inna
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
John Dunn
Blewnor
John Hive
Hillsboro
New Brunswick
Mimer Duggan
Concord H
Concord Junction
George H. Merrick
O. S. Fowler
Woman's Club
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Dorchester
Swarthmore Mills
Westvale
Omeien
Mirs Ya
Waig Farm
Murphy
Apepie
Fred. Moore
North Ware
Arivanion Normal School
Keene
Gardner Dramatic Club
Parker St Hall
Maynard Finnish Workingmen’s Association
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
George Lawton
Bob Jackson
Masonic
Jackson
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Internal Revenue
All Nis
St Bridget’s Church
All Souls
High Pee
Salminer
O'Brien
Saarinen
P. F. Hynes
Card of Thanks from Mrs Wm G Priest and Family
We express heartfelt thanks for the kind words and deeds shown during our recent bereavement. The family of Mrs Wm G Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Priest
Burglars Strike Local Stores Across Town Sunday Night
Police investigate a wave of burglaries targeting Charles Murray Main Street White and Taylor Parker Street and John White near St Bridgets Church. Loot includes cigars cigarettes candy and about $7 in pennies with entry through back doors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reriahie Ettes
White and Taylor
Conagr
Waltham
Parkerstn
Montranes
Brown's Bridge
Watlance
John Wiite
St Bridget’s Ghouch
Tax payment sparks town discussion on future projects
A large tax payment by American Woolen Co. prompts residents to propose uses for the windfall. Suggestions include a grandstand at the ball field, playgrounds for children, funds for wounded veterans, and a sinking fund to build a school hall for community use. The payment marks a record tax amount, fueling debate on local priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
George H. Gutteridge
Ate
Euperviee
Ill Walut Brayden Ill at Deaconess Hospital
Ill Frank Brayden of Walnut Street is seriously ill at Deaconess hospital. He has been on the sick list since Thursday and was taken after a bad turn Sunday. A blood transfusion was given at the hospital. Brayden, an assistant overseer at Asset Mills, is well regarded in Maynard. Several offered to donate blood, one employee offering to give a rotan if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanon
Frank S. Johnson
Superior Court
Sweden
Irving Howe
Gilbert. M. Hawkes
Mre S., McCleary
Wallace Priest
Maynard Grangers
Middlesex Central Pomona
Katarrn
Tufts
Boston & Maine
Goadifion
Frank Brayden
Walnut St
Ile
Brayden
Maynard
Department of the Assa‘et Mills
Hospital Donation Day Opens Community Drive in Concord
Concord and surrounding towns organize Hospital Donation Day on Saturday November 6 to donate vegetables fruit and presels to the hospital at Concord. Maynard leads the list of donators with a special collection at Central Square from 1 to 4 p m committee members include Mrs J M Bellows Mrs J Flaherty Mrs H A Wigen and Mrs Frank Murray of Milwaukee Wisconsin wife of a Marquette University football coach.
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Concord
Maynard
Central Square
J. M. Bellows
J. Flaherty
H. A. Wiigen
Frank Murray
Milwaukee
Wis
Daughher
Daniel Lowney
Harriéon St
Marquette University
Mra Murray
New Idea Store Ad Offers Men's Shirts and Khaki
Maynard storefront advertises flannel shirts at 3 and 2.50 dollars and khaki at 1.79 dollars with a location on Main Street. The compact notice markets low prices and calls attention to a men’s apparel sale.
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New Idea
Main St
Maynard
Doctor Shot Hits Head While Shooting Birds Off Cape
A Cape shore incident left Dr Franklin P. Flagg wounded when a hunter shot from a distant boat struck near his eye. An improvised operation used a jackknife and scissors to remove the projectile, with the surgeon assessing the wound’s healing as he continued care for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Franklin P. Flagg
Petersen
Gienn
Svet
Arthirautlivan
Hutt
Rage
Revival of Bowling League Returns at Local Alleys
Local bowlers prepare for the inter city league which resumes as winter sets in. Club leaders push to sign players and start a schedule with matches twice weekly, as manager George Lynch notes many old players and new teams are eager to compete.
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George Lynch
Tendered Dinner and Visits Highlight Weekend Social
Mrs Donald Lambert hosted a dinner at Miss Ruby Hamlin’s home with intimate friends. Emma Gwillow received gifts during the social. Agnés Richardson attended the Middlesex County teachers convention in Boyton and visited friends. Charles Merry and Charles Richardson hosted relatives in Powder Mill road. Sophia Weinstein arrived from Warsaw to stay with Mrs Celia Cohen amid reports of desperate conditions in Poland including alleged cruelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lambert
Ruby Hamlin
Lambert
Emma Gwillow
Agnés Richardson
Middlesex County Teachers’ Convention
Boyton
Charles, Merry
Brighton
Charles Richardson
Powder Mill Road
Poland
Sophia. Weinstein
Warsaw
Celia Cohen
Nefarious Wade Promises Reform Echoed by Bill the Burg
In a Washington Star style excerpt, Bill the Burg defends his continuing criminal pace despite reforms vows. He says he seeks intellectual recognition and hopes to be written into the master mind.
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Bill
Washington Star
Knew Him in Debt Despite Showy Appearance
People tease Bilking as he ostentatiously shows wealth with a new car and fine clothes while others remark on his repeated financial trouble. The exchange implies skepticism about appearances versus reality.
Tokyo Deep Sea Harbor Plan at New Harbor Site
Tokyo authorities plan a multi year program to build a large scale deep sea harbor. Funds are earmarked to expand port capacity for cargo and cruise traffic, aiming to boost trade and maritime activity in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Married Sunday in St Bridget's Church
Mathilda Barilone and Benedetto Lamarilli were united in wedlock at noon Sunday at St Bridget's Church. Rev Edward F P Crowley officiated in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends from Boston Brighton Concord Arlington and others. The bride, a Maynard girl formerly employed at Assabet Mills, wore white satin and tulle with a snowdrop bouquet. the bridesmaid wore pink georgette. A reception followed at the bride's home and a wedding tour is planned. The groom is a horticulturist and his parents reside in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Barilone
Benedetto Lamarilli
St Bridget’s Church
Ernest. Barilone
Butleruve
Edward FP. Crowley
Rose Faluéci
Peter Viola
Brighton
Boston
Concord
Arlington
Butler Ave
Maynard
Assabet Mills
Albert Batley
Italy
Centenary Movement Progress Report At Local Church
Rev D M Angell preached at morning service about the Centenary Movement. Epworth League met Monday evening in the vestry. The Women's Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs Edward Hendersons on Pleasant st Tuesday afternoon. Professor Shaw of India to preach Sunday evening Nov 14. Mrs W T Angell returned to Sunapee NH Monday after vacation with her son.
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D. M. Angell
M. Gage
Boston
Epworth League
Women‘s ‘Foreign Missionary Society
Edward Henderson
Pleasant St
Professor Shaw
India
W. T. Angell
Sunapee
N. H
Rev
Warm Weather Triggers Blossom Rush in Town
Residents report roses and flowers in full bloom as warm days continue. Miss Inez McDonald picked a full blown rose at home Saturday, while Miss Margaret McCormick wore one as a Halloween gift from Mrs. Robert White’s. Rose Mahoney gathered a bloom from a Summer street bush, with morning glories and other plants flowering townwide. Local merchants advertise summer attire and shirts at bargain prices on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez McDonald
Margaret, McCormick
Robert White
Rose Mahoney
Musical Night At Grange Delights Large Audience
Tuesday evening program by local talent drew a large attendance. Mrs Leslie Sima directed arrangements for the entertainment.
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the Grange
Leslie Sima
Maynard Business Men's Association Meets November 23
A meeting of the Maynard Business Men's Association will be held Tuesday November 23 the first of the season. The main business is a discussion of the street railway situation with only of the C M and HL present to explain conditions and provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard _Business Men's Association
C. M
Woman's Club Tuesday Lecture on Sour Saints and Sinners
The Woman's Club meets Tuesday afternoon with Ralph Everett Connor presenting a lecture titled Sour Saints and Sinners and solos by Mrs Alice Baker Morton. A by law amendment to change the meeting hour will be voted on during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Sour Saints
Ralph Everett Connor
Alice Baker
Morton
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