Maynard News Highlights Local Happenings and Events
Maynard items report John Alten left for Pennsylvania and a new year start with a flurry of activity. Local people attend a Dartmouth Harvard game, Mrs Curtin and children visit, and Conductor Stevenson moves to town. A bowling league forms and nearby theaters announce events including An Evening with Tom Moore and a Christmas fair at the M E church.
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Chas. Taylor
Lawrence
Walter William Crossley
Keene
N. H
Lél@ Childs
Elmer Curtin
Lynn
Charles Shearer
Crack Wells
Maynard
Hibernian
What’s a Poor Man’s Chance in Politics in 4th District
The piece notes a Republican bid for congress in the 4th district with $8,904.96 spent, and totals over $16,000 with Mr. Wilder’s already filed returns. It argues that such sums diminish the chances for poorer candidates like Mr. Mitchell.
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Wilder
Mitchell
Worthy of notice in Maynard politics
The Maynard town vote produced a record close result for lieutenant governor with Frothingham just narrowly defeating his opponent. The Democratic ticket swept the town with unusually large pluralities, while state tickets outside the local candidates ran with much larger margins.
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Maynard
Winthrop
Foss
Edson
Frothingham
Leutenant
Hearing Next Week on Boston & Western Street Railway Rights
A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday evening in the selectmen's room regarding the Boston and Western street railway petition to locate on Parker and Walnut streets. Interest is mixed with some support and notable opposition due to the street’s narrowness steep incline and traffic. The issue likely will be debated at length before any decision.
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Boston & Western St. Railway
Parker and Walnut Sts
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Repair For Falling Hair
The Rexall Store in Maynard Massachusetts offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic promising to repair damage from hair loss with regular use. It claims cleansing dandruff and restoring hair health with a pleasant scent and zero cost if not satisfied. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
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Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Maynard
Mass
Lambsdown
Annual Tea Party Supports Local Church Fund Drive
The annual English tea party at the Masonic hall drew a large crowd and high praise for the supper and program. Admission opened at 5 pm and the event ran until 8 pm with full tables, varied entertainment, and strong support from Stoutenburgh & Co. Newark.
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Masonic Hall
G.ory
Theatre car to link with midnight train on Thanksgiving
Notice announces a theatre car operating Thanksgiving night serving the Concord area and connecting with the midnight train. A separate classified ad from Maynard Massachusetts seeks a Finnish girl to do housework at 28 McKinley Street.
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McKinley St
Maynard
Mass
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