Maynard News Items Chronicle Local Happenings
Maynard notices cover moves and jobs of residents. George Nyman relocates to Marlboro. senior class debates in November. new elevator at Powder Co. refinery. Bresette Stickney opens Boston real estate office in town. several residents take new jobs. family visits and travel. local school events and community plans noted. Republican rally slated with Langtry Hinds and local candidates.
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George Nyman
Marlboro
Assembly Hall
The
Powder Co
Bresette & Stickney
Boston
Frank Hayward
Michael Crowley
Medford
Charles
Keen
Robert Kierstead
American Woolen Co
Nason St
Kierstead
George A. Mathes
South Berwick
Aquilla Reynard
C. H. Persons
Ivy Pierce
Lowell
Fred Morris
Walter Phillips
Newport
R. I
Providence Engine Works
Providence
Charles Ramsay
Harmony
N. J
George Mead
Bathia McKenzie
Cohasset
Robert Veitch
George Bishop
Summer St
Finnish Socialist Society
Parker St
Willie Roman
Fitchburg
James Russell
Concord
Catherine Kiernan
Henry Ledgard
Francis Smith
Ansonia
Kitchen
Nashua
N. H
H. W. Hastings
Warwick
Charles Strange
South Glastonbury
William Price
Liverpool
Donaldson
Levi R. Cheney
Theodore Woolerschied
Lynn
Charles Donahue
Needham
Louis Cook
Rexall Remedy Promises Free Trial If Constipation Persists
A Maynard notice touts Rexall Orderlies as a guaranteed relief for chronic constipation. The ad claims the tablets act on nerves and muscles of the bowel with no purging and offers a money back refund if ineffective.
Help Them Along Huff Concert to Aid Washington Fund
The senior class will host the Huff Concert Co. next Wednesday evening to raise money for their Washington fund. The event offers education value and should be encouraged by the townspeople to cover trip expenses.
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Huff Concert Co
Washington
Republican Smoke Talk Draws Small Crowd in Masonic Hall
A modest turnout gathered Wednesday evening in Masonic Hall for a Republican smoke talk. Speakers included Col. George H. Doty and Walker of Waltham, Francis Stevens of Stow, A B Messer of Concord Junction, and P J Sullivan of the town with Albert Batley presiding.
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Masonic Hall
Col
George H. Doty
Waltham
Walker
Francis Stevens
Stow
A. B. Messer
Concord Junction
P. J. Sullivan
Albert Batley
Special Visitation by Worthy District Deputy and Marlboro Lodge
Rt. Worthy District Deputy George R. Hall and a Marlboro suite visited Charles A. Welchlodge A. F. and A. M. Thursday evening drawing many lodge members. The Beethoven quarter of Boston provided music and Caterer Gleason of Marlboro managed the refreshments in his usual style.
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Rt. Worthy
George R. Hall
Marlboro
Charles A. Welchlodge
Beethoven
Boston
Gleason
Marlebro
Noon Rally by Republican Speakers on Thursday
A noon rally is planned in the square at 12 45 with Republican spellbinders addressing voters. Participants include Louis A. Frothingham Robert Luce Atty Gen James M Swift and Joseph A Walker before a Maynard dinner and departure at 2 30 for Acton on a Middlesex county tour.
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Middlesex County
Louis A. Frothingham
Robert Luce
James M. Swift
Joseph A. Walker
Maynard
Acton
Chicken Pie Supper at M. E. Church Draws Big Crowd
The chicken pie supper at the M. E. church on Saturday evening attracted a large crowd. It was described as splendid with excellent arrangements. The organizing committee included Samuel Parker, R. F. Parmenter, Archie Livingston, William Gates, William Naylor and Albert Batley.
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M. E
Samuel Parker
R. F. Parmenter
Archie Livingston
William Gates
William Naylor
Albert Batley
Frank Taylor Celebrates 22nd Birthday at Taylor Press
Frank Taylor manager of the Taylor press was honored on his 22nd birthday with a hand composing table presented by the employer at the printing plant office Thursday evening, reflecting friendship and esteem.
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Frank Taylor
Taylor Press
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Guarantee Announcement
The Rexall Store offers a money back guarantee for Rexall 93 Hair Tonic if it fails to deliver promised results. The ad pledges strong proof of effectiveness, claiming the product erases dandruff stimulates growth and prevents baldness. Available in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar from P. H. De Lee at 12 Nason St Maynard.
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Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
Maynard
Maynard Wedding Unites Miss Bila Baxter and Arthur Tobey
A large congregation witnessed the marriage of Miss Bila W. Baxter of Concord Street to Arthur F. Tobey of Newton on a May Tuesday evening. The ceremony at the Congregational Church featured a double ring rite, Mendelssohn music, and a reception in the parlor with guests from multiple towns. The couple planned a New York trip and future residence at 26 Jefferson Street Newton.
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Congregational Church
Bila W. Baxter
James W. Baxter
Concord St
Arthur F. Tobey
Newton
Maynard
Mendelssohn
Herbert BR. Lawton
Herbert Mallinson
F. N. Rutan
Irene Martin
Flora Lawrence
Concord Junction
Alvah Baxter
Miss Martin
Miss Midegely
Miss McTernan
Miss Lawrence
Miss Mann
Hardy
Arlington
N. J. Cole
Resi
Newton couple begin new life joining social circle
The article notes Mr and Mrs Tobey starting married life after vows in Newton. He is a traveling salesman affiliated with a major New York firm and plans a well supported future with many friends wishing them happiness and prosperity.
Mass Precedes Ceremony for Driscoll Lowney Nuptials
Misa Margaret EB Driscoll and Theodore J Lowney were married Tuesday at St. Bridget's church with a nine o'clock mass preceding the 2 pm ceremony performed by Rev. Walter J Browne. The bride wore white meteor silk with orange blossoms and chrysanthemums. bridesmaid blue meteor silk. best man Frank Lowney. ushers Leo Lowney and Edward Coughlin. A reception followed at Mrs Bridget Driscoll's home and the couple plan to reside at 12 Elton Street Watertown after a trip to New York.
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Misa
Margaret EB. Driscoll
Theodore J. Lowney
St. Bridget’s
Walter J. Browne
Mary Driscoll
Frank Lowney
Leo Lowney
Edward Coughlin
Bridget Driscoll
Harrison St
Watertown
Complaints Rise Over Youth Vandalism and Chestnut Tree Looting
Humane voices condemn youths with small calibre rifles for slaughtering birds and raiding chestnut orchards. A Westboro judge sentenced several youths to nightly house confinement for a month, linking street-night habits to broader delinquency. Some Maynard parents urged to adopt similar discipline.
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Westboro
Local bankers push plan for a national bank
Arthur J. Coughlan leads the Business Men's association committee with William B. Case George Creighton and William Naylor to advance proposals for establishing a national bank. The group will meet this week and consider allied options including extending a branch via a savings bank or a potential trust company presence.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
Business Men's Association
William B. Case
George Creighton
William Naylor
P. J. Sullivan
Albert W. Haynes
O. S. Fowler
Assabet Bank
Savings Bank
Ledgard brothers view world series games New York to Philadelphia
James and Edward Ledgard enjoyed three World Series games between New York and Philadelphia. They say the spiking incident in Baker by Snodgrass was accidental and view the accident with calm judgment. The brothers note the Athletics were better losers than the Giants.
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James
Edward Ledgard
New York
Philadelphia
Gay
Jimmie
Baker
Snodgrass
Athletics
Giants
Registrars Busy With Last Chance Registration
Registrars of voters plan meetings on Thursday evening from 7 to 9 in the town hall office and on Saturday from noon to 10 p m in the selectmen's rooms for final registration. Frank St. Claire accepted a position with the Apsley Rubber Co and started work Monday.
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Frank St. Claire
Apsley Rubber ,Co
Boston Rally Draws Democratic Town Committee Members
Several members of the Democratic town committee attended a Saturday rally in Boston and pronounced it the best ever. The Quincy Dramatic Club toured Maynard Saturday evening, staging Vacation in the Working Men's Hall on Parker Street, followed by dance attendance.
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Democratic Town Committee
Boston
Quincy Dramatic Club
Maynard
Workingmen’s Hall
Parker St
Concord Terrace House Lots Sale By Briasette and Stickney
A major estate firm Briasette and Stickney opens offices on Nason Street and conducts a ten day ground sale of Concord Terrace lots near the railroad and electric car line. Purchasers can get in on Fridays and Saturdays with gifts of valuable presents and continued giveaways next week.
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Concord Terrace
Briasette & Stickney
Nason St
Concord St
Crosby Area Residents Return From West Coast Visit
Mrs Stephen Beaton and children Perlier and Fred, along with Miss Emma Taylor, arrived from Los Angeles California Sunday evening after months on the Pacific coast. Mr and Mrs Owen Duggan and Mrs Timothy Duggan visited Boston in the early part of the week. Willam Litchfield attended the funeral of his sister Mrs George B Alexander in Chelmsford Friday. Mrs A Frazier of Woburn spent several days with her daughters Mrs Joseph Allen and Miss Kathryn Frazier.
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Anna O'Toole
Mary Rhodes
Mary Magurn
Concord
St. School
Jon White
Gas Company
Henry Gleason
Marlboro
Mason St
Rainey
Music Hall
Margaret Scully
J. M. McCarthy
James Sheridan
Mary Law
Margaret
Chelsea
James Coulter
Wilbur Clark
Harry Clark
Main St
James R Bent
T. J. Judge
Lowell
Arthur Henderson
Howard
Lawrence
Robert Veitch
Henry Sawyer
Mabel
Lancaster G
John McPherson
Christo Noum
B. J. Coughlin
Frank Hibbard
Michael Cratty
Francis
Rockville
Westvale
U. S
Paul Wilson
C. M. & H. Streets Railway
Roy Emerick
C. M. & Hist
Frederick N. Rutan
New England Congregational Church Congress
Worcester
Doris Kitchin
Congregational Church
A. Bander
Roxbury
Maynard Brass Band
Kane
George
Summer St
Caledonian Club
Masonic Hall
James A
Maurice Coughlin
Watson
L. H. Maynard
Thomas Hillis
Summer’ St
James Mahoney
Middlesex County
Acton
Merits
Charles McCarthy
Stephen Beaton
Perlier
Fred
Emma Taylor
Ls Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Owen Duggan
Timothy Duggan
Boston
Willam Litchfield
George B. Alexander
Chelmsford
A. Frazier of
Woburn
Joseph Allen
Kathryn Frazier
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Maynard News
Norris
Republican Rally
Sec
Albert P. Langtry
Asher C. Hinds
Maine
Hinds
Edward Walker
Francie Stevens
Rick
Mies Baxter
Arthur
Tobey
Mice Driscoll
Theo B Lowney
Str
Michelin
Sfock
White's
Main. ST
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Gertrude Gasey
Nason Street
Robert W. Carter
Boyiston &T
Dilroy
Mandy
M. F. Nason
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