Maynard Notes of Social Visits and Local Developments
Maynard social rounds include Louise Yahn and Emma Yahn visiting Miss May Bennett in Hudson. The American Supply Co plans to move to Nason Street from Main Street to the former J. Bressler building. Local events cover lodge concerts, hunting trips, choir social plans, and a deer season opening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Emma Yahn
Grace Welch
Brockton
Helen
Genevieve Coughlin
American Supply Co
Nason St
J. Bressler
William Collier
Son Howard
Lowell
Philathena Class Organized and Church Events
Miss Margaret Gates hosts the Philathea class at her McKinley Street home electing Mae Nelson president Ruby Marchant vice president Bernice Reynard secretary Mrs Harry Burnham treasurer Martha Parker reporter and Margaret Gates teacher. Epworth League leaves for Marlboro by electric car Nov 16 to attend Hudson circuit. A men rally at M B church is set for Nov 20 with music and a speaker. New England Methodist men meet in Boston Tremont Temple Wed Thu Fri with delegates including A Merrill Osgood Lloyd Emmanuel Taylor Batley Wilson Stanley Naylor Parkin Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gates
M. F. Church
McKinley St
Mae Nelson
Ruby Marchant
Bernice Reynard
Harry Burnham
Martha Parker
Epworth League
M. E
Marlboro
Hudson
Epworth
M. B
New England
Methodist Church Announces Midweek Service and Convention Reports
The Rev A Merrill Osgood leads midweek devotional Wednesday at 7 30 with class leader Samuel Parker. Thursday features Parish on Parsonage Aid society at Mrs Fred Jones Tremont St. Sunday includes report on the 25th annual Massachusetts Sunday School convention in Worcester November 11–14 and a 7 pm public worship with delegates from the New England Methodist Men convention in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
Samuel Parker
Parsonage Aid Society
Fred Jones
Tremont St
Mass
Worcester
Oe Taylor
Samuel L. Parker
Epworth League
New England
Convention of Methodist Men
Boston
A Homeland Play by Quincy Dramatic Club at Alka Hall
The Quincy Dramatic club presented the three act drama More Ambition at the Alka Temperance society hall Saturday evening. An old country home life play drew a large crowd reminiscencing of homeland scenes across the sea. Mrs. John Gardner of Lowell visited Mr. and Mrs. John Sunderland over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Nesbit
Raymond
Saxonville
Hannah Sullivan
Burton Stewart
Frank Williams
Brockton
William F. Litchfield
William Fournier
Jersey Butter Co
Ella Haverty
Woburn
Kathryn Frazier
Robert Marsden
State Reformatory
Concord Junction
George Fisher
Worcester
W. F. Stevenson
Beatrice Sunderland
Harry Fowler
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
the Universalist Church
South Acton
Sunderland
Fowler
William Ingham
George Hutchins
Richard
Roxbury
John Ingham
Felix Rainville
Morris Stuckert
East Douglas
Wallace Locke
William Pantom
Daniel Locke
Wallace
Joel F. Parmenter
St. Bridget’s
John Sheehan
Charles H. Lemoine
Anna McManus
Checker Club
Lawrence Clubs
Alvah Baxter
Lawrence
James Baxter
Mark Kelley
Fayville
Mary Kelly
Helen Howes
D. DG. M
Angie F. Howe
Marlboro
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Quincy Dramatic Club
Alka Temperance Society
John Gardner of
Lowell
John
Thanking Patrons for Support at New Main Street Stand
George McCormack and Son on Main Street express sincere thanks for past patronage at their old location and hope for continued support at the new stand formerly occupied by C. J. Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCormack & Son
Main St
C. J. Mahoney
Foley Kidney Pills and Honey and Tar Ads and Rentals
A mix of old ads urging Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatism and throat remedies from Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard. Also a poultry buyer seeking 1000 live fowls weekly and a rental notice for a house at 44 Brooks Street with modern improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John ‘Gon
Maynard
Adv
Johnson's Pharmacy
Marlboro
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Maynard, Dy
Brooks St
John Ingham
Wrestling Bouts Highlight Ketonen Victory in Worcester
About 200 spectators watched Waino Ketonen of Worcester defeat Joe Tyler of Holyoke in a tough bout. Dan Mason of Boston was considered but not used, while Karl Leivonen of Worcester arrived from Finland seeking matches. Young Adams beat Kid Dimitrele in straight falls in a 55 minute main bout with Ketonen clinching victory in the second fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waino
Karl Leivonen
Worcester
Finland
Young Adams
Kid Dimitrele
Adams
Ketonen
Auxiliary Whist Party Held by Ladies Auxiliary 33 AOH
The whist event Monday evening drew many guests from Acton Concord and Concord Junction. Winners included Elizabeth Reilly Concord Junction first ladies, Susan Sheehan second, James Kingsley West Acton consolation, Michael O Connell West Acton gentlemen's first, and Chester Smith consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufder
Ladies’ Auxiliary
James Mc .Carthy
Elizabeth Reilly
Concord Junction
Susan Sheehan
James Kingsley
West Acton
James ‘Mahoney
Michael O’connell
West
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Maynard News
Raymond Palmer Auvived
Providence
R. 1
Relatves
Joseph Downey
Pittsfield
John McDonald
Haverhill
Walter A. Girard
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Daniel Lowney, Jr
Munson & Whittaker, Foresters
Monson
Dura Chase
Sima“pee, N. H
C. H. Stanley
Sunapee
M. EB
Nellie Coughlin
Brighton
Woman's Club
A. L. Morse
State Federation
Norwood
Max Grodberg
William Barnes
William Barnes, Jr
Rockland
Loyal Assabet Ott
Sara McCleary
Winchester
Dennis McCleary
Congregational Church
Grace Besley
Edward Feeley
Maud Turnbull
John Moynihan
High St
A. Bander
Sara
de Lee
Josef Adamowski
New England Conservatory of Music
James N. Haire
Parmenter
State House
Fred Freeland Walker
Animal Industry
Pierce
Cahill
Sturgis
F. C. Marion
Department of Animal Industry
F. &. Marion
Dr. White
George Hartford
Hartford Place
B. F. Brown
Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Haynes
Rexall
Rexall Arnica
Rexall Liver
Gough
DeLee
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Gongee Pewee
Jersey Butter C Co
Geo. D. Elson
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