Maynard Neighbors Share News of Friends and Visitors
Maynard residents circulated stories of visiting relatives at Abington Lawrence and North Adams. Local weddings and homecomings included the Moynihan trip home and Malcolm family plans in town. A large list notes travelers hunters and guests from Boston Concord Hudson and Belmont with several events at the Assabet Eagles and Maynard Council K of C.
Communion Breakfast Draws 300 Parishioners at St Bridget’s
The Holy Name Society of St Bridget’s church held its fall communion breakfast after an 8:30 mass attended by about 300 men. Rev Howard Crowley introduced Edward F McSweeney of Framingham and Boston as the day’s speaker. McSweeney urged Irish freedom, praised American institutions, and criticized censorship of war news as he linked Irish struggles to early American liberty.
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Holy Name Society
St Bridget’s Church
Edward Walsh
America
iHe
Washington
Adams
Guenees
Icone Ennan
Iam
Gonna Connolley
John P. J
Annual Hat Sale at Fullenton Tat Shop
Hat sale announced at Fullenton Tat shop located on Main Street in Maynard near the post office. Items priced at five dollars each. Sale dates and hours not specified in the fragment.
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Fullenton
I Main St
Maynard
Post Ofadv
Local Kitchen Range For Sale At Maynard Street
Classified notice announces a kitchen range for sale located at 21 Linden Street Maynard. Interested buyers are directed to contact Carter and Scote at Naso Street for details.
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Columbie
Little Bimbo
Linden
Maynard
Maynard Pie Football Team Prepares For First Outside Game
Maynard High School announces its first football game as a new sport. Coach Hines has developed a spirited squad with improving speed and precision. A large turnout is expected at Crewe Park for the Saturday afternoon clash, with a home crowd to bolster the players.
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Maynard
Will
Hines
Crewe
Uatforms
School Athletic Association
Edward O'Connell
Bernard Lever
Eliza
Beth Olson
Mary Vedeklys
Savikeski
Simes
Lever
Frigard
Schof
No Truth in Rumor About Railroad Suspension
Superintendent Roy Worden says there is no change in the rail situation for the Concord Maynard and Hudson railroad. He notes no stop is planned and no legislation is supporting a move to aid the road. Farmers report no such action, and prior notice will be given if any step occurs.
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Board of Registrars
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Sanderson
Con‘ord
Maynard and Hudson Railroad
Roy Worden
Letter to Women in Maynard on Suffrage and Voting
Nellie M. Fowler chairs the Maynard Woman's Republican Town Committee and forwards a President General message urging all women to register and vote. The appeal argues suffrage is established, stresses civic duty, and calls for women to align with the party that best represents their views while promoting good citizenship.
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Maynard
D. A. Tt
Nellie M. Fowler
Woman's Republican Town Committee of
First of Season R A R Meeting Opens in Old Concord
Old Concord chapter D A R held its season kickoff on Saturday October 9 at the Chapter house with new regent Mrs Thompson presiding. Delegates and alternates were chosen to attend the forthcoming conference in Worcester on October 27. A Revolutionary tale by Miss Shattuck of Pepperell and remarks about Amos Baker of Lincoln and Joseph Harriman of Lexington were shared. Tea served with Mrs George Walkott as hostess.
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Concord
D.A. R
Thompson Blood
Orcester
Miss Shattuck
Pepperell
Blinn
Bedford
Amos Baker
Lincoln
Joseph Harriman
Lexington
George M. Baker
George Walkott
High School Football Teams Plans New Suits and Schedule
An order was placed Friday for suits for the high school football team. The lone game is planned with Wayland H on Oct 23. Other towns excited for games include Concord Marlboro and Clinton. The sport is new locally with a growing program and spirit for the future.
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Wayland H
Concord
Marboro
Clinton
Local Farmer Seriously Hears Amputation At Farm
Agostino Viccchi a well known Sudbury area farmer had his right hand amputated at the index and middle finger by a corn cutting machine Saturday morning. He was operating the device when his hand struck the knives and was taken to Waltham Hospital for treatment. For sale Nash car and Nash sedan—perfect mechanical condition. Also see file, price 375 dollars. J J Ledgynard, Mass.
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Agostino Vicccchi
Sudbury
Waltham Hospital
J. J. Ledg Ynard
Mass
Marlboro Area society notes and upcoming sales
The Woman's Guild of Holy Trinity church plans a sale tomorrow. The Marlboro Ladies Board of the hospital schedules its Dona Day on Friday October 29. Mrs Rigeell Risenberg and her son return to Washington after visiting Mrs Michael Tarpey. Alice B Gilmore's furniture sale is set for Clover Hill Street with John P. Mullen as auctioneer. A Softar niterary meeting plans a Halloween party on October 46 at Mrs Ann Tucker Elmat's home. Marion Brigham enjoys a school vacation in Elizabeth and Mt Vernon NJ. Ernest McVicar heads to Burlington VT for three weeks. Thomas C Rowe travels to Windsor CT for horse races. Margaret Cavanaugh begins uric.
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William McAuslin
Brown St
Rolfe Kilby
Norwich
Howard Quinn
Main St
Thomas Grady
Clim ‘Ton
Friends Bunday Maynard Council
K. of C
Masonic’ Hall
Clifford King
Wilds
Maine
James Moynihan
Foxboro
William H. Priest
Nascn
Howe High School
Billerica
Murphy & Snyder
James Baldwin
William
Peterboro
Ont
John McPherson
Arthur Magurn
Conlcord
George Howes
Tremont St
Everett Marchant
Boxboro
Harrison St
William Marshall
Waltham
William Priest
Walcott St
Mika
Katherine White
Hudson
James Sheridan
Hillside ‘St
Maynard
Mary Creighton
Woonsocket R. 1
George Creighton
Alice B Gilmore
Clover’ Hill St
John P. Mullen
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Lloyd Cook
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William Jones
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Fred C. Hyde
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Daniel Driscoll
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Michael Mullin
M. Gerardi
Boston
Carter Music Store
Naonst
W. H. Priest
Nason St
William Tobin
Charles DiStasio
Frank Gianone
Dorchester
Lgirie
Cunard Steamship Office
Summer Hilllodge A. O. U. W
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Marlboro
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Ernest A. Crowelly
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Clara Purdy
Belmont
Thomas Usher
Lincolnst
Harry Ledgard
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George Champagne
Joshua Edwards
Hazel Easthope
E Frye
Magdeline
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Mr. Thompson
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Columbus Rainville
Frank B. Sanderson
Edward Reading
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Hamburg
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Distasio Market
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Righ
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Lin i Rd
the Marlboropital
Rugeell Risenberg
Washington, D. C
Michael Tarpey
Ann Tucker
Elmat
Marion Brigham
of the United Shoe Machinery
Mt Vernon
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Eilzabeth
Ernest McVicar
Burlington, VI
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Uric