Maynard Friends Gather for Holiday Visits and Events
Community notes record Katherine Gritty and Herbert visiting New York as well as Columbus Day gatherings. Residents heard of family visits, church activities, harvest supper at the Unitarian church in Sudbury, and a cooking class final lesson at the Congregational church.
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Herbert
New York
Cornell
Su. B ‘S
Columbus
Margaret Nee Ot Pax
Margret Leydén
Grant
Mary ‘Parrell
St. John’s Hospital
New City
Ax Farrell
Kitchiner Lodge
Sarah Nyman
Keene N. HH
Wilford Hooper
Waltostee
Bernard Simith
Emer
M . Cafe Saar South
Hig
Michael Burke
Arthur Bishop
Greenwich
Conn
Willian Bishop
Summer Street
Public Health Association
A. L. Morse
Fowler
Unitarian Church
Sudbury
Fred Darling
Brattleboro
Florda
James Eaton
A. RC. Cole
Needham
Edward X. ‘Boem
Auburndale
Fred’ Killer By
Holy Name
Sam
Methodist Church
Wanham
Gilbertville
Ware
Ruby Hanlin
Fire at Maynard Monumental Co. basement contained
A fire discovered in the basement of the Maynard Monumental Company on Main Street at about 6 30 Sunday morning was extinguished quickly by the fire department. Firemen say the blaze had burned through the first floor and, had it progressed, could have reached the upper level due to a defective wiring.
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Maynard Monumental Co
Minl Street
Travewhalk Held At Conner Arming Meet
The fragment describes a fraternal event titled Travewhalk hosted by Guyer Power at a men’s fraternal meeting held at Conner Arm in the past.
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Guyer .Powler
iMen
Memorial Park flag dedication report
The fragment mentions a memorial at a park with a flag and voices about seats and development. It is unclear and reads as garbled OCR. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations are extractable from the text.
Arlington resident note marks 80th birthday at Mrs Frank Lis street home
Bertha Peters and Mrs Guyer W Fowler join the Board of Prostess as Howard A Wilson, clerk, notes from Arlington include a former resident birthday observed at the home of Mrs Frank E lis street in the past week.
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Cyrus Koya
Watertown
Frank Haggerty
Worcester
P. H. Mure
Brooky Street
Oliver Trees
White Mountains
Woodstock
N. H
Frank B. Sanderson
Boston City Club
Magdalene Chapter C. EB. 8
Orange
Wiliam Naylor
William Mann
Martha Champagne
Dorothy Priest
Peters
Arlington
Frank Elis
Guyer W. Fowler
Prostess and
Hes Cate Scot
Reee Howard
A. Wilson
Rabid dog terrorizes farm herd in Stow incident
A mad dog attacked a cow herd at Julius Im’s farm, injuring livestock and prompting Selectman Driaty and Chief Peter Larsen to capture it. A constable shot the animal as it charged. The dog’s identity is unknown and quarantines await state assessment.
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Driaty
Peter Larsen
Stow
Cale
Wwe
Fred Whitcomb
MILF 1 Audiences Grow After Spring Run
The show has drawn audiences for three weeks, following a successful spring run. Rich plans road dates with Dick Hilferty, leveraging his lineage as the son of two notable performers to boost interest.
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Rich
Dick Hilferty
Degree work to draw many to Maynard November
Large turnout expected as multiple Masonic degrees are scheduled. The second degree will be conferred at Waltham on November 4 with Arthur L. Derby of Waltham as speaker. Initiatory degree on October 21 and first degree on October 28 precede the event.
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Maynard
Waltham
Arthur L. Derby
DBGM
Robert Lester
Robert Burns Lodge
Ayer
Tesedes
No. Star Lodge
Townsend
Maynard Concord Baseball Postponed To Next Sunday
The rubber game between Maynard and Concord was postponed due to cold weather and a wet field. It will be played next Sunday at 2 30 PM at Crowe Park in Maynard with both teams well known and expected to draw large crowds. Local chatter predicts Maynard as likely winners while Concord supporters counter with confidence.
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Maynard
Concord
Crowe Park
Nsh
Loftus
Main Street
Mill Dam
Earo
Aauriary
A. C. Hi
Rialto Theatre Maintains Ownership and Management
The Rialto Theatre remains under the same owner and operator, with Ray Beaudoin as manager. A recent Enterprise headline misled readers by indicating a change in Rialto ownership. the change occurred only in the building’s location, not in who runs the theatre.
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Rialto Theatre
Ray Beaudoin
Star Outfelder
Maynard Town
Rialto
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