Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Theater Activity
Maynard reports a busy week with school closures for Thanksgiving week, local fireside gatherings and hospitalities, and a string of stage events. Notables include Miss Clementa Sullivan's home visit, Mrs Harvey Richardson's meeting, and Bishop’s plans for Shown performances. The M U football team travels to Fitchburg for Thanksgiving.
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W. 7. Uso
Harvey Richardson
Jennie Naylor
Hey
Phillipstown
Social notes from Maynard and surrounding towns
James Courter spends Sunday with friends in Chelsea. Elizabeth Kane visits Lowell over the holiday. David Sharpe and son Gardner host relatives in Lowell. Miss Julia Sullivan helps May Healey in Willimantic. Currier recovering in Northampton after 12 weeks illness. A horse injured near Lowell shot by officer Connors. Fire department responds to minor blaze at S. Goldberg store. Woman’s club meets at Mrs. Howe’s Nason street home. Thanksgiving turkey roll-off proceeds at Nason street alleys. Magnara vs All Star game postponed to next Tuesday. Green family attends funeral in Providence. Maynard Dramatic Club presents In Old Virginia in Concord Junction. Mill conditions remain poor but improving. Town busy with theater matinees at Music Hall. St. Brigid’s parish hosts whist party Friday. Stow high school construction on track for Jan 1 completion. Henry Gilroy to give away a doll and runner as Christmas prizes at Sherman pictures matinees. Keene basketball aims to open season with Maynard at Music Hall Dec 4. Keene considered fast. strong season prospect. Litchfields host Thanksgiving gathering at Great Road. Music Hall presents The Thief and The Avery Strong Co. more acts planned depending on patronage.
Progressive lodge K of P routs Assavet aerie Eagles in bowling
Progressive lodge K of P defeated Assavet aerie Eagles by 56 pins on the Nason stair legs Monday evening before a large crowd. Fred Shaw starred in his final appearance for the K of P while Rodway bowled well for the Eagles. The Eagles plan to improve their lineup for the next match.
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Progressive Lodge
Assavet Aerie of Eagles
Nason
K. of P
Fred Shaw
K.of .P
Rodway
Eagles
K. of
Builders to occupy first floor of Ban croft street school
The schedoc committee plans to occupy the first floor within a week or two even if the top story is not finished. Afternoon sessions are now held in the hall and are unsatisfactory. The original contract set a December 1 completion deadline, which will not be met.
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Schodic
Bancroft St
Seniors Plan Whist Parties for Washington Fund
The senior class at the high school will run a series of whist games to boost their Washington fund. The class operates a lunch counter at recess and earns a small amount weekly. In January Prof. Barton of the M I? will speak at Co operative Hall on the North Pole question.
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Washington
Barton
North Pole
Late Car Service To Concord From Boston
A late car will run Thursday night to Concord to meet the 1 29 from Boston to accommodate the large crowd desiring theatre attendance.
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Concord
Boston
Arrest of Hattie LeBlanc in Glover murder case shock waves
In Witham Massachusetts Hattie LeBlanc is jailed after being found hidden under a bed in the Glover home. Police suspect widow Mrs. Millian Glover concealed the Cape Breton girl as the inquiry continues into the murder of laundry proprietor Chir ence By Glover. Detectives search the house while crowds gather at the police station in a city stirred by the arrest.
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Witham
Mass
Hurtie le
Mane
Chirence
Glover
Millian Glover
Andy
Hattie LeBlanc
Cape Breton
Hattie
heBlane
Land Purchase by Lord and Harriman in Florida Prospects
William HP Lord and Roland Tyr Rimean return from a Florida trip impressed by the state as a residence site. They spent much time at Tate near Wielvies and Orlando, noting mild winters and orange groves. They purchased 640 acres for future development and plan to relocate to California for winter.
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William HP Lord
Roland Tyrrimean
Florida
Tate
Wielvies
Oiande
Lord and
Harriman
View Plate
Mar Lard
Mel
California
Assabet Mills Agent TO RETIRE Orlindo Saunders
TO RETIRE Orlindo Saunders, the present agent at the Assabet mills, will sever his connection with the Assabet Woolen Co. and retire from active work. He succeeded the late John Allen as head of the local mill and has proved an efficient agent, planning to reside in Lowell where he purchased a handsome residence.
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Orlindo Saunders
Assabet Mills
Assabet Woolen Co. Plone
Saunders
John Allen
Miis
Lowell
Maynard and Concord Checker Clubs Face Off With Handicap Debate
The Maynard checker club anxiously awaits word from Concord as past matches show Maynard dominating. Local talk suggests a fair contest would require Concord players to start with a substantial handicap to balance the odds.
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Maynard
Rights of Armenians and others face citizenship appeal
The department of commerce and labor seeks to bar Armenians Syrians and other Asians from obtaining American citizenship. Judge Lowell hears the case in the United States circuit court. Immigration officials aim to curb eastern Asian immigration and seek similar limits on western Asia including Armenians Syrians Arabs and Turks.
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Boston
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Department of Commerce and Labor
Asia
Department
Ecommerce
Asiaties
Eastern Asia
Western Asia
Checker Club Whist Party At Hibernian Hall
The Maynard Checker club hosted a Wednesday whist evening at Hibernian hall with 17 tables. Ladies prizes went to Julia Sullivan and Mary Moore, gentlemen prizes to Joseph Tucker and Leo Comeau, with consolation prizes awarded to Kitty Sullivan and Thomas King.
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Hibernian Hall
Maynard Checker Club
Julia Sullivan
Mary “Moore
Joséph Tucker
Leo Comeau
Kitty Sullivan
Thomas King
Taylor Leaves Jail After Settlement in Trust Case
Thomas D. Taylor of Dorchester Mass was released from jail in Providence after a Superior Court degree allowed Beavan the trustee to settle the civil actions over the New England Trust Company. The release follows an agreement to settle his alleged conspiratorial involvement in the companys asset disposal and its suspension.
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Providence
Thomas Db. Taylor
Dorchester
Mass
New England Trust Company
Justice Tanner
John J. Beavan
Trust Company
Taylor
For Rent: Modern House At Aeton and Everett Streets
Notice offers a modern house with rooms bath electric lights hot and cold water hardwood floors and lead etc. Apply for Sanderson No 1 River Side block or Ralph Whitehead Hill Side St.
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Aeton and
Everett Sts
Sanderson
No. 1
River
Ralph Whitehead
Hill- Side St
Neck Broken by Fall in Hitchburg Damages Won
Nov 24 Hitchburg Massachusetts reports Igala Rosseau, a carpenter once broken in May 1807 from a staging fall, survived a near death and won damages from Deschernes and Charron, contractors. A superior court later awarded damages after a prior jury verdict and a Supreme Court remand.
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Hitchburg
Mass
Igala Rosseau
Deschernes
Charron
Iccident
Cort
Supreme Court
Maynard Pin Topplers Set for Early Concord Alleys
The Maynard team plans to roll at Concord alleys soon aiming to break records. Notable bowlers Kempton Marvel Hoar Cougtlin Mittay lead the effort, with Mittay taking the week’s prize. Henry Price holds an 88.5 average and Shaw has posted strong scores in recent matches.
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Maynard
Concord
Ctin- Mane
Kempton Bis
Marvel
Hoar
Cougtlin
Mittay
Henry Price
Congregational Church Sale and Entertainment Program
A Saturday evening sale and entertainment in the Congregational church drew strong attendance. Performers included piano duet by Mrs WMoward Case and Miss Edith Wood, Scotch readings by Alexander Pettigrew, vocal solos by Miss Ita Baxter and William Baxter, a vocal solo by Miss Reba Taylor, and piano solo by Miss Lillian Mead. Tables were organized for cake, apron, candy, and ice cream, with various helpers listed.
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Congregational Church
Wmoward
Case
Edith Woodwrt
Alexander Pettigrew
Ita Baxter
William Baxter
Reba Taylor
Lillian Mead
Cake
Ella Baxter
Inene Martin
Mfe. Haynes
Victoria Binns
Susie Lingley
George Smith
Candy
Hibernians Lose by One Pin to A O U W Bowlers
A close bowling match at Nasan Street Alleys Wednesday night ended with A O U W defeating the Hibernians by one pin. The final scores were 1202 for A O U W and 1201 for the Hibernians after a scoring correction. Miss Blanche Mason is ill and Miss Bertha Lawton subbed at Nason Street School.
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Nasan St
Hibernians
A. O. UW
Bis
Blanche Mason
Bertha Lawton
Othe Nason St
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