Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Maynard notices report on a busy week with dances at Cooperative hall and a Twilight club whist party. Local marriages and engagements are noted, plus moving picture shows by Duclos company and Sherman’s show at Music hall. Community meetings, church events, school activities, and town politics are described alongside road and water works and local employment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Shattuck
Metropolitan
Benjamin Oliver
Duclos Moving Picture Company
Cooperative Hall
Coooperative Hall
Twilight Club
R the Johnson Pharmacy
Hugo Kalander
Edwin Rich
Boston Police Force
F. A. Rich
Death of James W. Moran in Maynard
James W. Moran of Maynard died early Friday at the Assabet House after months of illness. A Ware native, he was 40 and had worked in the Assabet mills weaving department. He married Kathryn Coughlin three years ago. Survived by his wife and his Ware parents, plus siblings. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Daniel Coughlin’s home with services at St Bridget’s Church and burial in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Moran
Assabet House
Mr. Moran
Ware
Bis Town
Assabet Mills
Kathryn Coughlin
Daniel Moran
St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Made Good Fight Lynch Defeated by 48 Votes Margin
Democratic nominee Lynch finishes 48 votes behind Republican opponent in 10th Middlesex district race reflecting a tight contest and strong Hudson support. Lynch thanks voters from both parties for backing labor principles as Stow helped swing the result. Also notes Vera P Killerby’s 18th birthday reception with about 25 friends and presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Middlesex
Lynch
Stow
Enterprise Reporter
Vera P. Killerby
Joseph Killerby
Dewey St
Peay
John W. Ogden
Bila Baxter
Florence Salisbury
Marion Haynes
Irene Martin
Annie Sadie Garlick
Emily Garlick
Flood
Florence Woodart
Hazellips
Edna Deniston
Essa
Phoebe Hall
Henrietta Lester
W. H. Killerby
Fred Persons
Wm. Baxter
Chester Sawyer
Ernest Dey
Wm. Baldwin
Robert Les
Notice of separation and debt disavowal by husband
Clement Brown of Maynard Clinton states that his wife Nellie Brown has left their home and he will not be responsible for debts contracted by her. The notice requests protection from any claims arising from her actions while they are separated.
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Nellie Brown
Clement Brown
Maynard
Senatorial district ballot results and rally scene
The table shows vote totals for Hunter Mitchell and Mitchell in Marlboro Sudbury Concord Lincoln Wayland Lexington Belmont Waltham and overall totals with Mitchell leading 5931 to 5546. After results, Mitchell received returns at People’s Bank building with friends and set up headquarters in F R S Milden’s real estate office. Edgar Weeks opened his office to accommodate the crowd, with William Haggerty of John Hancock Insurance assisting.
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sTow
Sudbury
Concord Hunter
Mitchell
Lincoln Hunter
Wayland Hunter
Lexington
Hunter
Belmont
Waltham Hunter
Rep
People’s Bank
F. R
Milden
Edgar Weeks
William Haggerty
John Hancock Insurance Co
Returns from Cuban Water on the New Jersey
Fred Carlton of the U S S New Jersey returned home Monday night but sails again Tuesday to the Charlestown Navy yard for repairs. He hopes for furlough soon as the cruiser just came from southern waters and Havana amid Cuban events with crew in the thick of action. P J Sullivan has shifted to a brick Main street store 17 by 651 feet with Price Contract awarded to speed building.
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Fred Carlton
U. S. 5S
New Jersey
Charlestown Navy Yard
Carlton
Cuba
Havana
P. J. Sullivan
Fa Rd
Price
For Sale Twenty Cows in Different Parts
For sale twenty cows described with partial terms Mercy Morse at No Sudbury. Readable details are scarce but indicate livestock listing with location in Sudbury and seller Mercy Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Morse
Sudbury
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Maynard News
A. T. Homnes
John Hanna
William H. Gutteridge
Lawrence
John Nevins
St. Sridget’s Cemetery
Glenwood Cemetery
Waltham
Ethel Rich
Nasan Street
Maurice O'Connor
Pine Street
John Green
Nellie Kromberg
Worcester
Water Department
P. H. DeLee
New York
Hearst
Hughes
J. P. Watson
South Acon
American Woolen Company
F. E. Morris
J. T. Joslin
Hudson
A. D. Hill
Boston
Guy Ham
Congressman Greene
Fall River
Martin Costello
Mr. Costello
Assabet
Nellie L. Balcom
St. George's Parish
Music Hall
Girls Friendly Society
C. B. Moller
Moller
Adg
Rensel H. Colby
Wellesey
Frank Binks
Dorchester
L. N. Fowler
James Doyle
William Meanor
Prof. Whittemore
Tufts College
Ralph Shattuck
Martin Peterson and
Mattisw Campbell
Brooks
Magdalene
Bennet-Moulton Company
Agnes Richardson
Sunburst Club
Sherman
Eastman Kodak Company
Johnson Pharmacy
Express
Agent Smith
F. EF. McCleary
Boston University
Edward William
Court Maynard
F. of A
William Ryan
Ming Margaret Keegan
Friends
Henry Axford
William Downey
Loyal Assabet Lodge, M. A
Mary Fletcher
Malden
Concord
Wilcox and Chandler
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Medford
Kathryn Lawton
William Smith
John Noonan
South Boston
Fort Warren
Florence Webster
J. J. Mitchell
William
Allie Knox
Everett
Harry J. Parmenter
Arthur Senior
South Acton
Acton St
Combination Cash Store Company
Maynard’s Only Dept
Combination CashStore Company
Maynard, Mass
Magee
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard Representa
Trull Lynch
Boxboro
Clinton
Marlboro
Hunter Mitchell
Audson
Hunter Mitchel
Dr. Jos. Girady
Weston
Dr. Cochran Dent
Boot & Shoe Store
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