Maynard Joins Campaign for Civic Betterment in Schools
Maynard joins nationwide effort to educate foreign born residents for citizenship. The campaign, aided by the Bureau of Naturalization, will supply textbooks outlines and forms, distribute records, and support night classes across public schools and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Hae
Washington
Bureau of Naturalization
U. S. Department of Labor
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
United States
Ciip
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Department of Labor
Naturalization Service
Library list of new circulating books in May es
A catalog of recent circulations lists authors and titles across fiction classics and juvenile works. Notable items include Irving Cobb Old Judge Priest and London Jack Little Lady of Big House along with Frances Hodgson Burnett Little Princess variations and Frank Patchin Pony Rider Boys series entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
B. F
David Blaize
Bartlett
Frederick
Wall Street
Chamberlain
George
John Bogardus
Cobb
Irving
Old Judge Priest
Comfort
Will L
Fitch
Petey Simmons
Siwash
Gould
Elizabeth
Cap'n
Parker
Gilbert
Robinson
Eliot
Rinehart
Mary—Tish
Roche
Smith
F. Hopkinson
Enoch Crane
Snaith
J. C
Sailor
Spearman
Child
Richard
Russia
Bell
Lillian
Burnett
Frances H
Zia
Burgess
Thornton
Johnny Chuck
Hueston
Ethel
Prudence
Johnston
Annie F
Georgina of the Rainbows
Jeffries
Bevis
Mabie
Hamilton
McManus
Blanche
Gerard
Patchin
Frank
Rockies
Hancock
Dick Prescott
West Point
Uncle Sam
Scott
Florence
Paul
Peggy
Yellowstone
Whist Party and Dance Dominates Holy Name Club Night
The Holy Name club held a highly successful whist party and dance at Cannon's hall with 12 whist tables and Colonial orchestra. Prizes went to Mrs Susan Sheehan Miss Annie Cullinane James Hayes Peter Waldron John Moynihan and others with drawings to settle ties. committee members included Bernard Garrigan Walter White James Richardson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Club
Cannon's Hall
Susan Sheehan
Annie Cullinane
Acton
Gertrude
Driscoll
Burial of Simeon Champion in Glenwood Cemetery
The body of Simeon Champion, former town resident, was brought from North Andover for burial Friday. He was about 64 and had lived here for years before moving six years ago. Funeral services were held at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. Frederick N. Rutan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Champion
North Andover
Champion
Glenwood Cemetery
Frederick N. Rutan
Were in Concert at Fitchburg College Concert
The Walnut Street Mission choir joined about 100 singers from nearby churches for a grand concert at Fitchburg College. Rev. John Vaananen of the mission church gave an address on the topic of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St. Mission Church
Dho
Fitchburg
John Vaananen
Mission Church
Miss Jessie Sharon and William Manning Wed in Hudson
Miss Jessie Sharon of Hudson and William B Manning of this town were married at St Michael s church Hudson at 830 Thursday morning. Rev James M Doran performed the nuptial mass with Miss Margaret Gately as attendant and William Gallagher as best man. A reception at the bride's parents home followed with buffet lunch by Fritz O Anderson. The newlyweds will reside at the bride's father’s house. Manning long known locally and now employed at Apsley Rubber Co. The bride born and raised in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Manning
Jessie E. Sharon
Hudson
St. Michael's Church
James M. Doran
Margaret Gately
Wm. Gallagher
Maynard
Fritz O. Anderson
Manning
Apsley Rubber Co
Quiet Wedding of Miss Abbie Peterson and Robert Hatch
Miss Abbie Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Peterson and Robert Hatch son of Mrs Alberta Watts were quietly married at Rev Claire Davis Sudbury on October 11. Attendants were Lena Peterson as bridesmaid and Parker Hatch as best man. They left for a wedding tour to New York and Providence before settling on Dartmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Peterson
Robert Hatch
Sudbury
Hans Peterson
Alberta Watts
Arlington
Claire Davis
Lena Peterson
Parker Hatch
Concert and Dance Benefits Parker Street Hall Fund
The Maynard Socialist club held a Saturday concert and dance at Cannon's hall to aid repairs for Parker St hall. Elegant autumnal decorations and necktie sales boosted the fund, with a standout tie selling for 27 dollars and others bringing 1 to 5 dollars. The program featured Imatra orchestra, Mary Salenius, a children's choir, Bertha Saari on piano, A Autio with Mrs Tuomisaari, and humorous readings, followed by a costume dancing party with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Socialist Club
Cannon's Hall
Parker St. Hall
Nelo Vokinen
Imatra Orchestra
SMD .Iis-Owie-Nssiaavelai
Mary Salenius
Bertha Saari
Soo
A. Autio
A. Autio, Accompanied On the Piano By Mrs. Tuomisaari
Bitten by Dog After Hunter Shot by Companion
While hunting Saturday Ralph Jamieson found a hunter unconscious beside his dog that had been shot. The man later said he shot the dog and in death throes the dog bit him. Medical help was given. The injured man’s name was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jamieson
Mr. Jamieson
Caleburn Cavalier Wins Open and American Bred Prizes
Mrs. Thomas Bell's Scotch collie Caleburn Cavalier took first prize in the open class and second in American bred at the A K C show in Fitchburg Columbus Day. Bell plans to enter Caleburn in the New York A K C show in November. Tyjis, the Russian wolf hound owned by Mrs Columbus Rainville, earned a second place at Fitchburg Columbus Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Bell
Caleburn
Fitchburg
Columbus Day
Bell
New York
Tyjis
Columbus Rainville
Confinement Details Highlight Boston Case
Boston section notes a person being held confined in the city for the past weeks, with limited additional context available from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
National Guard men Moynihan Morrell and Killo on their way home
William Moynihan of Company K Ninth Regiment Fred Morrell and John Killo of Company M Fifth Regiment Maynard's men serving on the Mexican border are now en route home to join their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moynihan
Co. K
Fred Morrell
John Killonen
Co. M
Maynard
National Guard
Homhe
Organizing a Wilson Club Meeting Held in Maynard
A Thursday night gathering at Masonichall organized a Wilson club in Maynard. Speakers included Humphrey O'Sullivan Major Crowley and ex Mayor Meehan of Lowell. A committee headed by John Hi Murray Daniel Colbert and James Hoar was appointed to secure quarters and finalize the organization of supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonichall
Wilson Club
Maynard
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Major Crowley
Meehan
Lowell
John Hi. Murray
Daniel ,Colbert
James Hoar
Wilson
Stolen keg of nails from Tompkins street build site
James Mullin reports a keg of nails missing from the house on Tompkins street under construction, taken sometime in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins St
James Mullin
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Bers Id
FORD
Detroit
Littleton
Mass
Roxborough
Westford
Wood
Tye
Eaton
C. F.hettinger & Son
West Acton
W. J. Murray
Parker Street
Maynard, Mass
P. H. Murphy's
Curwood, James
Jessie Sharon
William Manning
Providence
R. I
Dartmouth St
Hatch
Charlies A. Welch Lodge
Maynard Lodge
I. C. O. F. Magdalene Chapter
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
The
American Woolen Co
New England Trust Company
James R. Fi
Arthur Adams
Prederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Thomas K. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
OPER
Alexander Cochrane
Frederick P. Fish
Orrin C. Hart
Arthur P. Thomas
R. B. Gage
Man
Middlesex Laundry
the Green Stamp Store
Vancouver Red
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
J.P. Fletcher
Gen. Matager
Southacton
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