Maynard Friends Welcomed by Local Socials
Maynard residents host guests from Cincinnati Fitchburg and New York as part of weekend visits and extended vacations. Local events include church fairs, guild gatherings, and a harvest supper at St George Parish hall.
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Eacrements
Barbara Nee
Wellesley College
Aexander McMeillan
Fitchburg
Laughlin Graham
McKinley St. Gt
Hilda’s Guild
Parish Hall
St . Geori Pg
Town Stow
George W. Hoffer
Cincinnati
John Meat
Linden
Eleanor Walsh
New Fork
Y. Wall
Brown St
Maria Bosworth
Chester
Orrin Bosworth
Frank Sinks
Garfield St
Walhospital
Frank Brayden
Walnutst
Deaconess Hospital
Jesse Porter
New
John McDonald
McKinley
Herbert Lawton
Walter Courtney
Springfield
Samuel Lever
Nathan Miller
Haynes and Woodward
Tremont St
Albert Haynes
Lynn
Stoneham
Pearl Levér W
Worcester
Charles C. Murray
Main St
West Boylston
David McMillan
Summer St
Roosevelt St
Arthur. Malcolm
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Missionary Education Figure Tells of Loyal Population
Professor Shaw, an India native and delegates from the General Conference, spoke at the M E Church last May in Des Moines and was hosted in Maynard. The Junior Epworth League met for a business session and choir activities occurred at the parsonage. The Congregational church attended the Methodist Sarebioet service to hear Prof Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Professor Shaw
M. E. Church
India
United States
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Maynard
Town Treasurer Plans Exhibit On Tax Dollar Use
Town Treasurer George H. Gutteridge received an 11345 state treasury check from Maynard's apportionment of the state income tax. Funds will boost school appropriations to about 66000 this year and an exhibit, shaped like a silver collar, will show how every tax dollar is spent across departments at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever’s
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
George Hack
Arthurst
C. M. Canfield
Charlotte Henson
Lowell
Carl Stockbridge
Linden St
Frank Winslow
Powder
Millrd
Joseph Lemoine
Acton
Nist
Philip Allard
Frank J. Demars
Eagle Hall
Joseph Sheridan
Neer
Paler Mfg Co
Three Rivers
Maynard Council K
Of.c
Dealera
Concord District Court
Roger Thayer
Somerville
James Apew
Lincoln St
Joseph Boothroyd
Ayer
Boston
State Highway Commission
Albert Goettler
Roundbrook
Frank Goettler
Bentave
Alexander
Thomas Marsden
Enfield
John Sheridan Jr
Edward
Worcester
George H. Gutteridge
Maynards
Trgasurer
DAR Meeting At Concord With Talk On Eastern Problem
Regular DAR gathering at the home of Mrs Fowler in Concord features over 50 members and guests. Rev. EB N ed, pastor of the Congregational church, gives a talk on the Eastern Problem. Donation to the Valley Forge Monument noted at business session. Luncheon served with help from Ruby Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Fowler
A. L. Morze
Concordat
EB. N. Ed
Congregational Church
Valley Forge Monument
Ruby Hamlin
Congregational Church Services and Activities Listed
Rev E N Atiyeh's Congregational Church announces Sunday events. Dr Emrich of the Mass Home Missionary Society speaks in the morning. Evening program features a pro forma of wlaneee by the Senior Endeavor, with the women’s class and Gan school. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior groups meet at specified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Atiyeh
Dr Emrich
Mass Home Missionary Society
Endeavor Society
Wlaneee
Gan
Case Notes On Engine Hard Starting Overrich Mixture
The text explains hard starting from an overly rich fuel mixture. It advises the driver to stop cranking for several minutes to allow excess gasoline to evaporate, increasing the chance the engine will start on the next attempt. It emphasizes patience and not forcing first attempts.
Serious fall injures worker at Marlboro staging incident
A worker fell from staging on Thursday during a Marlboro project and suffered chest injuries a fractured rib and hip bruising. He was taken to Marlboro Hospital where X rays were read by Dr Edward F Flaherty and Dr T F McCarthy. The man, in superb condition prior to the accident, was treated at Fears drug store then returned home, listed on the danger list. He is well known locally and the incident drew wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repe Ose
Marlboro
Wearest
Fowler Block
Marlboro Hospital
Edward F. Flaherty
T. F. McCarthy
Fears Drug Store
Flaherty
Armistice Day Social in Colonial Hall Notes
Frank J. Demars post held a well attended Armistice Day social at Colonial hall with Sheridan's orchestra. The Red Cross drive opened at the dance led by P J Sullivan as local chairman. Commander M E Lynch of the Legion made the first subscription at a booth. Morence Maley and Ruth Veitch managed the booth and reported good sales. Flags fluttered on buildings while schools remained in session and no formal observances were reported.
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Frank. J. Demars Post
A. L
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
Red Cross
P. J. Sullivan
M. E. Lynch
the Legion
Morence Maley
Ruth Veitch
Private Richard X Trumpolt Dies in France
Private Richard X Trumpolt arrived home after death in France on October 28 1918 from a lung infection. He was brother to Mrs William Coulter Naylord and Everett Trumpolt a conductor on the Concord Maynard and Hudson railroad. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Trumpolt of Gleasondale and survived by five sisters and five brothers.
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Florida
William Driscoll
Maynard
Clayville
Driscoll
Hartaken
State House
Lidge
Henry Hobe
Europe
Mt Lebanon
Syria
Matthew Powers
U. S. Navy
Newport
D- Powers
Percival
Maynard Lodge
Acton
Maynard High
Lexington High
Park
Richard x. Trumpolt
France
Gleasondale Ay
William Coulter, Naylord
Everett Trumpolt
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Railroad
Trumpolt
Camp Sous
Hudson Post
Arthur ‘Trumpolt
Gleasondale
Junior Holy Name Society Forms Multi Sport Teams
The Junior Holy Name Society organized athletic teams across football baseball basketball and hockey for an upcoming season. The football team led by captain Howard Clarke tied 6 to 6 at Crowe Park while Summer Hill faced Roy Kierstead. James J. Ledgard served as referee with Dr Edward Flaherty as umpire. Society officers elected include Daniel O Connell president Peter Johnston vice president Richard Hilforty secretary Francis Nee treasurer and others as consultors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Howard Clarke
Crowe Park
Summer Hill
Roy ‘Kierstead
James J. Ledgard
Edward Flaherty
Michael
Daniel O'Connell
Peter Johnston
Richard ‘Hilforty
Sec
Francis Nee
Treas
Francis Brayden
Raymond Turner
Joseph Paxon
Joseph Tourvilila
Harlan O'Donnell
Albert Cowle
James Beavis
Howard Clark
Joseph Mitzovitch
Thanksgiving Sale Raisin Bread Ad
A newspaper brief advertises a Thanksgiving sale offering raisin bread priced at 15 cents per loaf.
Red Creek Red Cross Campaign Headquarters Report
Roll call for Red Creek Red Cross membership progresses well with strong early turnout. P. J. Sullivan directs house to house canvassing from Main Street headquarters inviting members to leave applications. annual dues are one dollar with half allocated to local public health nursing and Red Cross work. Found—Sugar recovered. Maynard owner may collect at Estella Bakery on Main Street from 7 a.m. until further notice.
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Red Creek
P. J. Sullivan
Main St
Sullivan
Maynard
Estella
Real Estate Broker Praises Argo-Phosphate Benefits
Massachusetts broker J. P. Strong declares Argo-Phosphate improves sleep and digestion after years in real estate. Ad promotes the remedy as unequaled for indigestion rheumatism nervousness and kidney and liver ills with P H Delve as a distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Strong
Massachusetts
Boston
P. H. Delve
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James Ledgaral
Waterm
Floradora
Gene Cleary
Iss
Margaret Jarmack
Ludy St
Hudson Star
Harry Barlow
Wenth Institute
Iss William, H. Barlow
Powder Rd
Kittery
Louis
Kelley
Charles Smith
Windie
South Wind
Ital
Concord
William Smith
Dorr
Thomas Smith
Spence
Wm Weir
Elmer Cook
Michael Ginsburg
Roxbury
Julius Gruber
Acton St
Birchurst Links
Howes
Arthur Jordan
Benjamin C. Brown
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Framingham
Waltham
Caroline Phil Apett
Danielson
McDonald
Grant St
Vanenee
Girl's Friendly’ Society
St George's Church
Rge Lynch
Inspector Chiflin
Presto
John Edwards
Butler Ave
Mass
M. B. Church
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Athletic Society
Goodrich and
Diamond Tires
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexa
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Magdeline
CBS
Masonic Hall
Newton
Westboro
Hudson
Medford
Winthrop
Dorchester
Arlington
Malden
Mbridge
Hattie Maynard
Emma Greenhalge
Cry Maynard
Hazel Easthope
Eva
Grace Trees
Ethel Dart
Grace Burnes
Martha Hart
Iero Naylor
Abbie Clemer
Die Phillips
Magdalent
McAski
Mainst
Peter Wilcox
A. L. Morse
Frank McCormack
Wilcox
Carl A. Clarke
Fullenton’s Hat Bhop
Maynerd
Ody
Distasio’s Pure Food
Conn
Naples
Distasio Market
LOFTS
McOrd
Sracahrarras So
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