Maynard Week of Local Notes Highlights Fair and Visits
Maynard locals report Merrit of Gardner, Moynihan travels to Delaware, and Mrs F S Brick in Bangor for weeks. Brockton fair draws Maynard crowds while Miss Agnes Gibbons sails to study. The mill payroll hits $20,000 and many townsfolk, including Walter Hanne and Miss Gertrude Rich, visit. Columbus Day observance planned. moving pictures and parades feature local groups and performers.
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Merrit
Gardner
Moynihan
Delaware
F. S. Brick
Bangor
Brockton Fair
Maynard
Henry Cilroy
Rew
Walter Hanne
Boston
Henry McCormack
Natick
Gertrude Rich
Fitchburg
Sarah Wetherbee
West Acton
Maple Court
Jae A. Jones
Webster
Laura Woodart
Great Rd
John Porter
Joggins
Mines
Hev. Jamies Donnelley
Charles
Walter Browne
Belle Carey
South Framingham
A.A. Hilferty
M. I
Helen Campbell
Gym
Direct Nomination in District Delegates Move to Convention
A report notes that unpledged delegates in the district will decide candidates before the convention. They will be swayed to align with party leaders regardless of a majority Republican vote in the district.
Maynard Woman's Club plans season events and campaigns
The Maynard Woman's Club outlines its 1910–21 season with lectures, musicales, and teas including an April 11 children's entertainment and a May 9 annual meeting. Delegates to a caucus report on local politics show candidates Burns and Leominster's Harry receiving support, while Democratic crowds influence campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Womans Club
Yars
Mustealafer
Jett Macey
Stryker
Prosser
Benjamin der
M. J. Scanlon
Suzan Morse
Wendell Holmes
Samuel Crothers
Laura Herrig
Dorothy Dis
Elizabeth Snyder
Bayley Named Republican Nominee for Fifth Middlesex Senate
Rep Edwin A Bayley of Lexington won the Republican nomination for senator in the Fifth Middlesex district after district caucuses. Glazier’s name seems unlikely to be presented at the convention, with a harmonious union anticipated among voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Republica Party
Middlesex
Dr. Glazier
Valley tale of a lone person through the waning years
A fragmented notice describes a person or group moving through a valley and the waning years. The text hints at suffering or illness and a journey or search within a harsh landscape. Names or places are unclear, but the motif centers on endurance and relocation.
Health tonic advert in faded print
An old newspaper fragment markets a hair tonic sold only at a store. An unclear name “HAIN' HEALTH” appears with partial wording and a contact initial P. H. Navigational gap leaves the product and availability details ambiguous.
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Ghouta
P. H
Delegates Elected for Congressional Nomination In Close Race
The 208 voters at the Republican caucus chose Pierce delegates by eight votes over Bayley supporters. Wilder forces blame recent converts while others say campaign sentiment mattered less than work. Hudsonian support was weak, and the result promises a convention battle with lasting tensions in the district. Delegates named include William Gutteridge, Charles D Holmes, C H Persons, George H Gutteridge, Albert Bailey, S Raymond Kitchin, Joshua Edwards, John W Flood, James Morrell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Pierce
Bayley
Wildér
Hudson Unian
Pierce and Bayley
Wilder
William ‘ Gutteridge
Charles D. Holmes
C. H. Persons
George H. Guteridge
Albert Bailey
Raymond Kitchin
Joshua Edwards
John W. Fiood
Jamés As
Damief
Fred &. Morris
Howard A. Wilson
George H. Hart
Lor
James Jd
Lawton
James J. Mor- Sall
John. W. Flood
Albert McCleary
Insurgent Challenge in Stow Republican Town Election
In Stow the insurgent slate aimed to defeat the town committee and shake the regulars from power. Charles Pletcher fell to BF Wheeler by two votes as Frank H. Stevens also lost a seat, while A. D. Gleason tied with William H. Lord before Lord won on the floor vote. The contest drew a record turnout of 87 votes, amid a close, margin by margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pletcher
Old Guard
BF. Wheeler
Frank H. Stevens
A. D. Gleason
William H. Lord
Pierce Con
C. H. Hearey
Frank Soak Bow
Tole
Noa Cath Seiamen
Stoware
W. A. Lord
Blanchard Butterworth Vows in Intimate Congregational Ceremony
Arthur W. Butterworth and Marion F. Bian Brooks sr., were united in marriage at the bride’s home, the service conducted by Rev. B PF t, with close friends and relatives in attendance. Kenneth Demeron served as best man and Miss Ethel Butterworth as bridesmaid. The bride wore a prettily dressed gown.
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Arthur W. Butterworth
Marion F. Bian Brooks Sr
B PF
Marriage of James R Claflin and Miss Kathryn
The ceremony occurred Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the church of &J. with Rev. Walter J. Browne officiating. Joseph Claflin and Miss Margaret Conley aided as best man and bridesmaid. the couple departed for a wedding trip after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Claflin
Kathryn
Walter J. Browne
Joseph Claflin
Margaret Conley
Mra
Fenée
Chufita
Wilder Camp Fends Off Efforts to Thwart Wishes
Fragmentary note from Wilder camp reports attempts to counter the wishes of Mr. and Mrs. Fa Bau. The text shows garbled OCR but indicates ongoing opposition strategy within the camp.
The Doctor’s Questionable Bowel Remedy Cited
An advertisement touts a remedy for bowel disorders and constipation claiming strong curative value with a money back guarantee if not satisfying. It emphasizes gentle action without purging or irritation and notes suitability for children and the weak or old. Sold at a listed location with promised satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Réxall
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Maynard News
Agnes Gibbons
Sagt Pyothr Gree Aodin
Litchfieldjs
McCene
Joseph Killerby
Razor
Maynard Brass Band
Joan A. Crowe
Holy Name Society
Five and Ten Cent
Preston Blanchard
Mr. Bilan
Mildred Johnson
John Booth
Threa Hans
Mrs. South
F. E B. Taylor & Co
Lawrence Flood of
Rossindale
E. T. McManus
John McNiff
John McHenry
Providence
K I
John Green
L. B. Wilson
Finnish Temperance Society
Harriman House
Missargaret Joyce
Maynard Friends
Frank May
House of the Angel Guardian
Henry Gilroy
Music Hall
Concord
Robert Gywnie
James Hall
Great Road
Pst Aie
Uliburella
William Collier
Clar
McAuslin
Margaret Wietcher
Mandeh
Maynard Checker
Lyon
Lem B. Parker
New Ton City
Louise Price
Wiliam Ryan
Ronton
H. J. Dwinell
W. A. Stove
Hayace
M. B. Church
Masonic
Maple Grove Camp
Sudbury Tiver
Maynard Woman's Club
Ohe
George L. Burns
Harry 14
Leominster
Bern
Ewes
Anda
Hain’ Health
Stow
Blanchard — Butterworth
Conley
Claplin
Eee
Will
Clarence F.desmond
Waltham, Masse
F. E. Tapa Ge
Chorce J. Brune Summer &T
Joshua Edws Brown
Tel
Seems
Wilco Ae
Robert P. Denniston
Sweeney & Wilson
Mass
Record
Rexall Ae
Sidney Masters
DeLee’s Pharmacy
N&son
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