Social and local notices from a New England town week
A busy week update lists social visits and travels including Mr and Mrs John Comeau and daughters Mildred and Mabel from Boston to Suffield Connecticut Mrs Margaret Kamesh visiting Swampscott Mrs Andrew Dunlop and son Percy in Boston theatre trip Michael Kelley works as relief telegraph operator in Hudson and more. The Methodist Episcopal Church announces services sermons and a union service with Mrs Ella Gleason as guest speaker followed by a WCTU event under Mrs Howard A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Comeau
Mildred
Mabel
Boston
Suffield
Sun
Maynard
A. C
John ‘A. Crowe Park
Margaret Kamesh
A. Crowell
Swampscott
Michael Kelley
Hudson
Andrew Dunlop
Percy
Mary Fearne
Patrick Wall
Marlboro
Starr Ratan
Joseph Dineen
A. T. Haynes
South Manchester
Charles Wilcox
Jane Barnett
South Walden
Henry McCormack
Frank Binks
Tufte-M. A. C
Medford
Isaac
Anniversary Observed by Glendale YPS Endeavor Group
The Glendale street Lutheran church YPS Endeavor celebrated its third anniversary with a conference, entertainment, and supper. Speakers included P. Mattinen of Fitchburg Rev Yokl of Quincy and Edward Isaac of Allston. Delegates from Lutheran YPS BCB attended from Rockport Lanesville Peabody Allston Quincy Fitchburg Gardner Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian ‘Endeavor
Glendale St
Alli Penthla
Peabody
Martha Isaac
Esther ‘Hook
Allston
J. Toivonen
Quincy
Gelman Huberi
Fitchburg
M. Aronen
Gardner
John Vaananen
Maynard
Jersey Butter Co Manager Receives Commission Plan
Wm. Taylor proprietor of the Jersey Butter Co announces future local managers will earn a commission on business plus salary. Wm. Fournier, manager at the Jersey Butter Co, is praised for prompt efficient service by many in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Jersey Butter Co
Wm. Fournier
M U Winners Defeat YMBC in Close Game
The M U defeated the YM B C in a tight matchup. The contest featured strong defense and late scoring to seal the win for M U.
Masonic Social Club Publicizes Election Returns
The Masonic Social club hosted open house election night and displayed live returns on a screen from Mason Street. Alvah Docherty supervised the voting board as results streamed in, drawing a large crowd and applause. A mandolin club played songs and a collation was served, with the club incurring considerable expense to share the outcome publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generous Spirit
Masonic Social Club
Mason St
Johnny Ot Mole Mk Ng
Tad Cn Ae
Ee Alvah Docherty
Annual inspection of Magdeline Chapter C E S
The annual inspection was held at Mason ic hall during the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Inspecting officers were Mrs. Helen C Davenport D G matron and Estella H Stone D G marshal both of Framingham. A supper preceded the meeting with a large attendance by supper committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdeline Chapter
Masonic Hall
Helen C. Davenport
D. G. Matron
Estella H. Stone
D. G. Marshal
Framingham
Degrees Conferred At Maynard Grange Meeting
At the Maynard Grange gathering in the I O O F hall on Tuesday evening the annual inspection was conducted by Mr. Goff of Rehoboth and the officers announced the names beginning with T or W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Goff
Rehoboth
Hallowe'en Party Held At Miss Annie Anelons Home
A Friday evening gathering at Miss Annie Anelons home on Craneave included games and refreshments served by Anelons and Grace Saunders. Vocal selections delighted those present such as Albert Ryley Ralph Jamieson and Charles Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Annie Anelons
Craneave
Grace Saunders
Albert Ryley
Ralph Jamieson
Charles Jackson
Olga Erickson
Mary Cody
Flor
Business Men's Association to Meet at Masonic Hall
The Business Men's Association will hold a meeting at Masonic Hall on Wednesday November 15. A supper is served at 645 p m and at 8 p m the meeting opens to the public. A keynote address by Hearne State Coe Office will explain the complexities of the theomie tax.
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The
Business Men's Association
Masonic Hall
Sta ‘Te Coe
Mail service resolves Aunt Annie confusion in Detroit
A letter mailed in Detroit to Aunt Annie was delivered promptly Monday after clerks used a brief conference and process of elimination to identify the intended recipient among several possible Aunt Annies who use the local post office.
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Gov
St. Detroit
Mich
Annie
Nur Te
Des
Annies
Coulter
SS An
Lane
Death of Hawick-born woman after hospital spell
Elisabeth Anderson, about 40, died after a surgery in hospital and a weak spell. Survived by husband James and three children aged eight, five, and two. She also left parents, two brothers, and a sister in Scotland. Funeral held at home with Rev. A Morrill Osgood officiating. burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Hawick
James Anderson
Scotland
Elisabeth
Caroline
Margaret
A. Morrill Osgood
M.E. Church
Charles and
William Spence
Alfred Billet
Raymond Coulter
Thomas French
Wiliam Frazer
Glenwood Cemetery
Spoolers Drawers in and Dressers Union Meets
The Spoolers Drawers in and Dressers union held a regular meeting at Masonic hall. One new member was admitted and officers for the coming year were nominated. officer elections will occur next. A delegate reported on the U T W of A convention in New York. A rising vote of thanks was given for her union work. An entertainment is planned to aid York Mills workers in Utica with proceeds to the cause. The entertainment committee includes Thomas Smith, Catherine Wilder, Aquilla Reynard, Mary Leithead, Anna Johnson, Mabel Lowney and Jesse Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
New York
York Mills
Utica
N. Y
Thomas Smith
Catherine Wilder
Aquilla Reynard
Mary Leithead
Anna Johnson
Mabel Lowney
Jesse Simms
Congregational Church midweek meetings and Sunday services
The Congregational Church announces a Wednesday 7 30 midweek vestry service, Thursday 7 30 choir rehearsal led by Horace Bates, and Sunday morning worship at 10 46 with a pastor sermon. The newly organized group will sing an anthem and respond at every Sunday service. A union World Temperance service is planned at 7 00 in the auditorium with Mrs. Ella Aldrich Gleason as guest speaker. Junior C B meets Sundays at 4 pm and Senior C B at 6 pm in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bates
Methodist
Ella Aldrich Gleason
Gleason
C. B
Mary Driscoll Returns From New York Textile Workers Trip
Miss Mary Driscoll came home Sunday evening after a three week vacation with friends and relatives in New York City where she attended a United Textile Workers of America gathering at the Broadway Central hotel. Her brother William Driscoll, now an inspector of shells at a New Britain cartridge factory, joined her there for a few days. She also met Miss Anna Johnson, formerly of this town, now an expert sewer for a large New York cloth house.
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Mary Driscoll
United Textile Workers of America
Broadway Central Hotel
New York City
Willam Driscoll
New Britain
New York
Anna Johnson
Union Service at Congregational Church on Prohibition Day
A union service will be held at the Congregational church Sunday November 12 at 7 p m. The president of the OCt will deliver an address. Mary Gleason, an eloquent speaker active in anti-prohibition work, devotes her time and energy to the cause and all donations go to pro- motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Mray Gleason
Woman's Club notes and upcoming program
The next club meeting is set for Tuesday November 14 with an excellent attraction Green Stockings a dramatic recital by Mrs Gertrude C Bartlett followed by musical selections tea will be served
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Gertrude C. Bartlett
Tax dispute resolved as Merrick firm pays 1916 taxes
The Maynard Board of Assessors records that Merrick company paid 42 745 08 to settle 1916 taxes including the moth tax as it changes from a foreign to a Massachusetts corporation. The board notes increased taxes vs 1915 by 1929 14 and praises the company for fairness and continued town support. A lost book notice and a help wanted ad for a cook appear in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. George George Merrick
John E. Kelley
W. H. Dweely
American, Woolen Corporation
Massachusetts
Maynard
Oculist offers eye fittings for vision problems in Maynard and Hudson
The ad urges immediate consultation for eye trouble and dizziness, promoting an experienced oculist who can provide glasses meeting all requirements. It claims many satisfied patrons in Maynard and Hudson as proof of his ability and promises reliable treatment of eye troubles.
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Maynard and Hudson
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Maynard News
Osved
Methodist Episcopal Church
A.ill Osgood
Chris Willie Pe
George B. Dean
Worcester
Dr. Deane
Charles H. Stanley
Congregational Church
Howard A. Wilson
Ella Gleason
M. U
M. U. Ed. Billet
Penniman
Axford
J. Billet
Rodway
Y. M
C. Downey
H, Kielinen
J. Kielinen
Lent
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Semare
Agua
Top
Maynard Trust
CIES
T. G
Elect Au Guth
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Board OF Assessors
John W. Flood
Michael F. Mullin
Albert Larkin
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Arthur &, Walker, Treas. Maynard, Mags
Walnut St
Jersey
Oynard's
Santos Dc
Yale
Jersey Butter Company
Main St. Ae
Main Street
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