Maynard News Hard Wood for Sale
Maynard notices report a range of local happenings. J Moras sells hardwood. H Fisch reopens a tailor shop on Main Street. new signs for Lesnick the shoe man. William Connolley buys John Leyden's barber shop. Various residents visit, illness, social events, club meetings, and plans for theatre and music hall engagements are noted along with football practice and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moras
H. Fisch
Question Club
George Mi Gutteridge
Fred Carlton
New Jersey
Teachers' Association Meets in Maynard and Stow
The executive committee of the Teachers Association of Maynard and Stow met Wednesday afternoon to plan the coming season. A series of free illustrated travel lectures, open to the public, was proposed to run once a month during the winter, with the secretary authorized to investigate feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association of
Maynard and Stow
High School Adopts Coaching for Fall Basketball Team
The high school advisory committee met Thursday and adopted suggestions to boost athletics. An autumn basketball team will play through winter with a spring baseball team planned. George F. Lynch may coach basketball and Frank Murray the baseball squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Athletic Association
Chester
George F. Lynch
Western Mass
New England
Frank Murray
Tufts College
It s Up To You The Phill Ott Company at Music Hall
The Phill Ott musical company filled a three night engagement at Music Hall last week with shows on Thursday Friday and Saturday. All performances played to full houses and patrons voiced strong satisfaction. Next weeks plans include several fine productions and if demand remains high more will be booked soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Charles Felton Pidgin
Mass
Bureau of Statistics
Fie
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Pidgin
Old England
New England
Messrs
Atkinson
Thatcher
Jollities
Gale
Dwinnell’s
Phill Ott Musical Company
Severa
O'Donnell Denies Yo Yo Company Failure
James O'Donnell states there is no truth to circulating reports that the Yo Yo company failed. He says the firm is still in business and flourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Yo Yo
O'Donnell
Insanity Hearing Sifts Maynard Juror Willis A White
Testimony on White’s mental state spans doctors from Maine and Worcester with conflicting views. Local witnesses describe White as normal, including neighbors, a physician, and town officials, as government rests its case in the insanity hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A. White
Maynard
Bigelow Sanborn
Maine
White
Quimby
Worcester
William F. McDonald
Providence
George F. Jelly
McDonald
Harry A. Clark
South Acton
Howard Hamblen
Higgins
Pratt
Atty. Pratt
John Connors
Board of Selectmen
Raymond Kitchen
Witness
Sullivan
Elderly Ladies Entertained by Church Society
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the congregational church hosted its annual gathering for elderly members, about thirty guests led by Mrs. Dunsmore, aged eighty. Miss Pilla Baxter sang, duo piano numbers by Baxter and Mrs. Howard Case accompanied tea and social time. organizers included Mrs. L. B. Brooks, Mrs. Joel Butterworth, Mrs. James R. Bent, Mrs. F. S. Brick, Mrs. J. M. Bellows, Mrs. W. B. Case, Mrs. James Coulter, and Mrs. Edward Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Dunsmore
Pilla Baxter
Miss Baxter
Howard Case
L. 8. Brooks
Joel Butterworth
James R. Bent
Brick
J. M. Bellows
W. B. Case
James Coulter
Edward Carlton
Detroit Pittsburg game score celebrated by Lynch Bros
Lynch Bros reported the Detroit Pittsburg score by innings from the Saturday game. The results were posted at their Main Street bowling alley store and watched by many fans. The firm secured baseball returns via a Western Union agreement at notable expense, reflecting the young men’s progressive spirit and earning fan appreciation.
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Detroit Pittsburg
Lynch Bros
Western Union Telegraph Company
New Officers Chosen by Maynard Cricket Association
The Maynard cricket and athletic association elected officers for the coming year. Marsden Waterhouse was named president alongside Thomas Brick into president. James Cowles sec, Charles Spence treas, with Thomas Murray on the executive committee. Patrick Lanigan Lawrence Fletcher and Joseph Lambert on refreshments. Cricket and football committees named chaired by Marsden Waterhouse and James Murray, with Harry Hargreaves captain of the cricket team and Waterhouse vice captain. Dick Allan to captain the football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Marsden Waterhouse
Thomas Brick
James Cowlessec
Charles Spence
Thomas Murray
Patrick Lanigan
Lawrence Fletcher
Joseph Lambert
Jas. Cowles
James Murray
Harry Hargreaves
Dick Allan
First Dance of Series at Middlesex Club Music Hall
The Middlesex club opened a series of dances in Music hall on Wednesday evening with a large crowd. Flanagan's orchestra provided music and filled the bill. Club members, including James Ryan Edward Landry Arthur Payson Charles King William Stockwell George Stockwell William Sullivan William Tobin Frank White N Whalen John Lawler Michael Lynch Arthur King William McGrath James Johnson and William Lynch, run the events to boost the club treasury for a Lake Boon cottage next summer.
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Middlesex Club
Music Hall
Flanagan
Lake Boon
James Ryan
Edward Landry
Arthur Payson
Charles King
William Stockwell
George Stockwell
William Sullivan
William Tobin
Frank White
N. Whalen
John Lawler
Michael Lynch
Arthur King
William McGrath
James Johnson
William Lynch
Damage suits filed seek hundreds of thousands in Middlesex court
One hundred eighteen damage suits valued at 461000 were filed last Wednesday in East Cambridge Middlesex superior civil court. Major actions stem from the July 29 1903 powder mills explosion at Tewksbury involving American Powder Mills of Boston. Plaintiffs Paul Butler Blanche Buuer Ames and U S Cartridge & Co seek 130000 from American Powder Mills for alleged nitro glycerine leaks and faulty remediation. The cartridge company counters claiming damages totaling 107556.65 from the blast. Richard Kuussnienn of Maynard sues American Woolen Co for 25000 over a hand injury in Maynard mill machinery.
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Middlesex Superior
East Cambridge
Tewksbury
American Powder Mills
Boston Corporation
Paul Butler
Blanche Buuer Ames
Lowell
U. S. Cartridge &Co
Powder Company
Cartridge
Richard Kuussnienn
Maynard
American Woolen 1 Co
Visit of District Deputy Grand Master to Marlboro Masons
Thomas Dean of this town 21st Masonic district official visited United Brethren lodge of Masons in Marlboro on Wednesday evening with about 175 members and visitors from Hudson Concord Framingham and Natick Theodoric Jones served as grand marshal The Master Mason s degree was conferred on one candidate before a lunch was served.
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Thomas Dean
Masonic
United Brethren Lodge of Masons
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord
Framingham
Natick
Theodoric Jones
Complete Loss As Maynard Firemen Battle Two Hour Blaze
An alarm from box 26 sent Maynard firemen to Main Street N Hilden building where a back room blaze spread quickly threatening two tenements. Fire were fought two hours and drowned out after a roof burst during later effort. Loss placed at about 5000 dollars with clothing and furnishings destroyed.
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N. Hilden
Mr. Hilden
Hibernian Hall
Maynard Fire Department Praised for Saturday Night Efforts
The speaker thanks the Maynard fire department officers and men for protecting buildings during Saturday night incidents, expressing confidence in those in whom citizens place trust.
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Maynard
Batley Seeks Victory as Maynard Campaigns Move Forward
Republican nominee Batley reports growing support in Hudson and District, planning to strengthen his home town vote and fence lines. Opponent Murphy denies defeat and maps districtwide outreach including smoke talks, with no Republican rally scheduled and hints of a Draper appearance to boost the town committee's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Batley
Batley
Hudson
Murphy
Gov. Draper
Maynard Team Heads to Concord for Thursday Bowling
The Maynard team will travel to Concord to bowl Thursday night with players George Lynch Hy Pom Bie Charles Sweeney Ba Billet and William Mani contributing to the lineup.
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Maynard
Concord
George Lynch
Hy Pom Bie
Charles Sweeney
Ba Billet
William Mani
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H. L. Carter
Hanover
N. Fi
Daniel Q Goodenow
Main ‘St
West Acton
Linwood White
Amherst Agustiral College
E. W. ‘Downey
Florida
Theresa Heffernan
Sutton
Frank May
Holy Cross College
Charlotte “Canfield
Somerville
Sherman
James Morin
Acton & Maynard Iie
Boylston
J. W
Business Men’s Club
George Whitney
Maynard Pountry Club
Janary
Anna Holt
Episcopal Church
Fitchburg
Bitler
Stow Civic Club
Prof. Larton
M. LT
Harry Brigham
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
C. J. Morse
Charles’ Clapp
Arthur Malcolm
William Dunn
Gardiner
F. P. Flagg
Woburn
Nicholas Driscoll
Daniel Sulllivan
Phillip Weston
Powder Mills
Registrars of Voters
Arlington Heights
Daniel Sullivan
Main St
Powder Mil Road
Fowler
Edward Redding
Thomas Carey
Booker T. Washington
B. F. Townsend
M. BE
Epworth League
Wiliam
Benjamin Lovett
Hibernian Hallevery
Henry Gilroy
Walpole
Collinsville
James. Coulter
Chelsea
P. H. Gill
Margaret Gill
Holson
Ethel McQuinn
Boston
Sco St. Clair
Edward Partenhiemer
National Express Co
Greenfield
Pierce
North Adams
M. B
George Lawton
Hiram Parkin
Grace Strout
Nina Clark
M. E
Emmett Riley
Rutland
S. G. King
Upper Main
St. Bridget's Temperance Society
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
O'Connell
Teachers’ Association Met
Local Wessel
Marlboro Lodge
Hilden
Maynard Man
Rexall
Nason Street
Maynard’s
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