Maynard Notes Show Local News and Personal Visits
Maynard items report William Ayotte at Glin ton and Nat Connors’ return from visits to Gardner and Fitchburg. Local people attend church, games, and social events. a 1917 Overland touring car is bought, and a Delco lighting contract is awarded. Several residents visit Boston, Hudson, Marlboro, and Newton. Thanksgiving plans and dances are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Meade
Front St
James McAdislan
Lowell
Joshue Edwards
John Pinchassen
Hartland
Katherine Ryan
Dorchester
Howard Flaherty
Nat Connors
Gardner and Fitchburg
James J. Ledgard
C. B
Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Fred Cahill
William A
Tabernacle
Boston
Daniel, Goodenow
Sadie
Harvard
William
H. Millington
Thomas Halloran
Weter
Selectman
James Ayd
Sou
Linden
St.lington
Horace ‘Bates
Studcorts
Goasen
Shubert
Beaton
DeLee
Avor
Jerry Lynch
Man at woolen mill ill. wife also seriously ill
William Conley and his wife Joy Thompson Jt. became ill at work Friday and are reported as dangerously and seriously ill at their home. Mrs. James Claflin of Boston, a daughter, visited over the weekend at her parents' home.
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William Conley
Joy
Thompson Jt
James Claflin
Boston
Mahoney Sisters Host Whist Evening With Out-of-Town Guests
Misses Rose Mahoney and Agnes Mahoney entertained friends from Marlboro Brookline Dorchester Concord Marlboro and this town at their Summer Street home Tuesday evening. Vocal and instrumental music provided entertainment and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mahoney
Agnes Mahoney
Marlboro
Brookline
Dorchester
Concord
Summer St
Sumner Rogers Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Home
Mr and Mrs Sumner Rogers of Powder Mill Road quietly celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at their Pow der Mill Road home. Their sons Charles Rogers of Mount Pleasant Iowa and Warren Roger of New York join with families for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Rogers
Powder Mill Rd
Charles Rogers
Mount Pleasant
Warren Roger
New York
Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Tied to Connors Home
Mrs. Maurice Connors was hospitalized with infantile paralysis on Monday. In response the school committee moved to exclude children associated with the Connors household and the board of health placed the house under quarantine pending further notice.
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Maurice Connors
Miss. General Hospital
Connors
Board of Health
Sudden Death of Mrs C R Stetson at Home
Mrs C R Stetson died Friday evening at 10 30 at her Brooks street home from heart failure after giving birth to a baby boy earlier the same week. She aged 26 had lived here since July when her husband became manager of Woolworths on Main Street. Services were held at the Stetson home and later at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Bump of Bridgewater. Survived by husband and infant son, both reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BR. Stetson
C. R. Stetson
Brooks St
Woolworth
Mainst
A. Merrill Osgood
George Bump
Bridgewater
Had Whist Party At Masonic Hall
Ladies auxiliary A O H held a whist party at Masonic hall Monday evening with fifteen tables. Prizes went to Mrs Robert White Miss Margaret McCormack and Mrs Margaret McCarthy for the ladies and Edward Ledgard John Green and Patrick Pine for the gents. The committee in charge included Mrs Margaret McCarthy Mrs Mary Wall and others. Another whist party is planned for Monday evening November 27 at the same hall.
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Masonic Hall
Margaret McCarthy
Mary Flannery
Robert White
Margaret McCormack
Mary Wall
Mary Cook
Mary McCarron
Mary Moore
Maplest
Painful Accident Injures Selectman Frank Binks
Selectman Frank Binks suffered a severe injury Saturday on a 11:10 a.m. train ride to Boston when a car door closed on his left little finger at Concord. Flesh was torn from the bone from the tip to below the first joint. He received medical attention at the Relief Hospital in Boston and anticipated amputation at the first joint.
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Frank Binks
Boston
Concord
Relief Hospital
Summoned to Court in Maynard Assault Case
Kusti Halmi was summoned to the Concord district court Monday morning charged with drunkenness and with an assault with a dangerous weapon on Otto Williams at the Maynard house Saturday. He was fined $10 for drunkenness and agreed to pay Williams $60 restitution for the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kusti Halmi
Concord
Otto Williams
Maynard House
Williams
Town Meeting Article Adds Six Thousand For School Expenses
The Finance committee will meet in the selectmen's rooms on Thursday evening to consider an article on the warrant for a special town meeting. It seeks an additional appropriation of 6000 dollars to meet current school board expenses.
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Selectmen’s Rooms
Sewers' Union Reports. Next Meeting Set
The Sewers' union met Friday evening at Cannon's block. Miss Mary Driscoll, a delegate to the United Textile Workers of America convention in New York, submitted a report. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday evening December 1 at Masonic Hall.
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the Sewers’ Union
Cannon’s Block
Mary Driscoll
United Textile Workers of America
New York
Masonic Hall
Mary Hinds Dies After Illness in Maynard
Mrs. Mary Hinds died Sunday morning at her home 10 Roosevelt Street after a month of heart trouble. Born in London she was 72 and had lived in Maynard 17 years with seven daughters and one son surviving. Funeral at St George's Episcopal Tuesday at 9 30 with choir selections, burial in Northboro. Relatives came from Boston Worcester Medway Marlboro and New London.
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Boston
Jennie Naylor
Billy Sunday
John Macmerson
W. A. Haynes Co
William Bishop
Edwin Toop
Newton
Abe Bander
Epworth League
Marlboro
Fred Oates
Wilfred Saxon
Providence
Cooperative Hall
Frank Taylor
Wakefield
Harry Barlow
Methuen
William Barlow
Maynard~high School Alumni Association
Colonial Hall
Robert Lester Jr
Mabel Bishop
James M. Mag‘ner
John “Maley
James ‘Mullin
William Maley
Thomas O’‘Brien
Hudson
Thomas Lawlor
National
W. R. Peterson
Keene
N. H
Daniel Parmenter
Maynard
Mary Hinds
Mary A. Hinds
Roosevelt St
London
England
Northboro
St. ‘George's Episcopal” Church
A. B. Pap
Frank B
Elizabeth Dougan
Dougan
MacDonald
Charles Mateiver
Medway
Robert Coulter
Worcester
Charles LaPorte
William Hinds
For Sale Mahogany piano in hospital sale notice
For sale a mahogany upright piano offered by Miss Elizabeth Griffin. She is a patient at Dickinson Hospital in Northampton Massachusetts and will sell for 90 dollars.
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Elizabeth
Griffin
Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Salem Nurse Mary Coughlan Visits Sheridan Family
Miss Mary Coughlan of Salem is the guest of Mr and Mrs James Sheridan this week. She recently returned from France where she served at the front as a nurse caring for Allied wounded soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coughlan
Salem
James Sheridan
Miss Coughlan
France
Loyal Order of Moose Holds Regular Meeting
The Loyal Order of Moose met at I, O, F. hall on Monday evening. Four candidates were admitted to membership and six the past. a coming event at Colonial hall from December 20 to 23 will feature a large banner across Main Street. Wanted young man to drive team at Concord Junction Bakery.
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Loyal Order of Moose
I. C
Concord Junction Bakery
We Wish to Express Our Thanks for Kind Words and Tributes
Our heartfelt gratitude goes to everyone who offered kind words, acts of sympathy, and floral tributes during our time of loss. Your compassion has brought comfort to our family and honored the memory of our loved one.
Oculist Advice Urges Prompt Eye Care and Fitting Glasses
A dated plea advises readers to consult an experienced oculist at once for eye trouble and eyestrain. It lauds PHL as a skilled provider whose glasses bring relief, noting many Maynard and Hudson residents wear his eyewear with satisfaction.
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Phl
Maynard and
Hudson
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