Harvest party and Irish dance by Shippers and Finishers Union
The Shippers and Finishers Union No. 1035 held a harvest party and dance in Cannon's Hall with about 250 attendees. Prizes went to Mrs Walcott and Miss Et ta Moynihan first, and Mrs Ashworth and Miss Ella Coburn second for costumes. an Irish breakdown performance featured several participants. refreshments included cider, cheese, doughnuts, and sandwiches. Wm Brinley chaired the arrangements committee.
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Cannon’s Hall
Walcott
Etta Moynihan
Ashworth
Ella Coburn
Tobin
Mary Moore
Thomas Hardy
Anna Johnson
Nellie Crotty
Thomas Fowler
John Johnson
Daniel O'Brien
Frank Tobin
Henry Tobin
Sadie King
Albert Riley
John Gallagher
Theodore Jones
Wm. Brinley
New Idea Store Renovation Aims for Early November Opening
A crew of carpenters electricians and interior decorators works on the Main street New Idea store renovation. Management expects to open the entire floor with new stock in the first week of November and showcase updated equipment to rival any department store in Middlesex County towns.
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Idea
Main St
Middlesex County
Burglar Breaks Into Kajander's on Summer Street
A local burglar, active around town, gained entry to Kajander's restaurant on Summer Street using a jimmy. He took tobacco products, chewing gum, a silver watch, and about $2. Police were notified on Friday.
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Kajander
Summer St
Jimmy
Income tax plan to be discussed by Business Men's group
The Business Men's association plans a meeting with a speaker to explain the new income tax taking effect January 1. The state will arrange speakers for associations forums and clubs to elucidate features of the law.
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Business Men’s Association
Registrars Add Voters at Wednesday Meeting
The registrars of voters held a meeting at the selectmen's rooms on Wednesday evening and added Walter W. Phillips Walter Kelley Thomas Heaton Joseph Weir John T. Gibbons Leonard Smith Edward Wyman John B. Shaw John Kors man to the voting list. A second meeting is planned for Saturday October 28 from 12 noon to 10 pm.
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Registrars of Voters
Selectmen’s Rooms
Walter W. Phillips
Walter Kelley
Thomas Heaton
Joseph Weir
John T. Gibbons
Leonard Smith
Edward Wyman
John B. Shaw
John Korsman
Let us Have a Municipal Christmas Tree in Maynard
Progressive business leaders propose a united community celebration around a communal Christmas tree in Maynard. The idea aims to boost the Christmas spirit and attract shoppers from nearby towns to Maynard during the season.
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Maynard
Holt Completes Visit to Germantown Philadelphia Family
William Holt and his son returned Wednesday from Germantown and Philadelphia after a two week trip. They joined family in Maynard who had stayed seven weeks visiting them. Holt was elated by the grand entertainment he received during the visit.
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William Holt
Germantown
Philadelphia
Maynard
Mr. Holt
Socialist address by Fred Hurst at Main and Walnut
Fred Hurst of the Socialist national committee spoke at the Main and Walnut streets square on Wednesday evening. An Imatra band provided a concert prior to the speech.
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Fred Hurst
National Committee
The
Socialist Party
Main and
Walnutsts
Imatra Band
Farewell party for Rolfe Kilby before Ardmore Mills post
Rolfe Kilby was feted at the Maple Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Randall Friday evening. Bowin Toop presented a traveling bag as a good luck gift. A social hour followed with vocal solos by several performers and games. Kilby starts as paymaster at Ardmore Mills in Yantie, CT, on Monday.
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Rolfe Kilby
Fred Randall
Maple St
Bowin' Toop
Grace Weaving
Howard Jamieson
Harry Andrews
John Dunning
Bawin Toop
James Tobin
Wm. Coulter
Lloyd Walker
George Woodbury
Republican Rally Promises Top Speakers Tuesday Evening
A Republican rally is planned for Oct 31 with a committee promising speakers of the campaign’s best. Officials note underground voter enthusiasm via high registration, while local interest centers on Town Treasurer Rowland P. Harriman and Wm. Noonan’s race for the State House.
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Rowland P. Harriman
Stow
Wm. Noonan
Hudson Fbr
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Hughes
Georgia
Wilson
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Architect Leo Smith Engaged With Nason Street School Plans
Leo Smith former Concord Junction resident and son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith joins the Nason street school building committee to discuss furnishing plans. He is connected with the Guy Lowell office of New York, a top national architecture firm, and won Beaufort society of America’s first medal for designing a Panama Canal opening monument.
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Leo Smith
Joseph Smith
Concord Junction
Nason St
Smith
Guy Lowell
New York
Beaufort Society of America
Panama Canal
Halloween Party At I O O F Hall By Juniors
The junior class hosts the annual Hallowe en party in the I O O F hall on Friday evening. The senior class will appear as ghosts of honor for the event. Committee includes Misses Irene O Donnell Fidelis Callahan Veda Whitney and Messrs John Garlick Walter Mullin and Albert Mullin.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Ghosts of Honor
Irene ‘O'Donnell
Fidelis Callahan
Veda Whitney
John Garlick
Walter
Albert Mullin
Local Marines Return Home From Border Duty
Fred Morrell and John Killowen of Co. M Std Regt arrived home Saturday evening. Moynihan, the first Maynard citizen to enlist after President Wilsons call for volunteers, is expected home this week. He serves in Co. K 9th Regt of Clinton.
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Fred Morrell
John Killowen
Co. M. Std
Moynihan
Maynard
Wilson
Co. K
Clinton
Left on Trip and Social Club Dance At Cannon's Hall
Mr and Mrs A T Haynes head to visit Charles Wilcox and family. The Socialist club held a very successful dancing party at Cannon's hall Saturday evening.
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Mrs
Charles Wilcox
The
Socialist Club
Cannon's Hall
Presented Drama by Alku Temperance Society at Hall
The Alku Temperance Society staged a three act drama at its hall on Upper Main Street Saturday evening. A large crowd attended and the cast included George Hekkala Anna Lehto Lydia Koski J Junno J Pelinen and B Koski.
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Alku Temperance Society
Upper Main St
George Hekkala
Anna Lehto
Lydia Koski
J. Junno
J. Pelinen
8. Koski
Don Lent Starred in M A C Preshmen Win at Amherst
Sun day Globe reports Don Lent as the standout in the M A C Preshman Worcester North high school football game at Amherst. He scored two long TDs despite little prior football experience. The piece urges local support for school athletics to develop talent and pride in Maynard's youth.
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Don Lent
Sunday Globe
Amherst
Don
Wilder
Maynard
Holy Name Beats Y. M. C. A. 1279 to 1278
Holy Name edges Y M C A by one point in a tight game. Lynch led Holy Name with high scoring while Jesage topped Y M C A scoring. Final score 1279 to 1278.
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Holy Name
Lynch
High Roller
Jesage
Y. M
Is. Cc
South Acton Beats Red Sox by Narrow Margin at Lynch Bros
South Acton and Red Sox clashed at Lynch Bros alleys with South Acton winning by two pins. Willis led South Acton as Denehy top-scored for the Red Sox in a close bowling match.
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Semae
South Acton
Holy Name
M. U
Red Sox
Middlesex
New York
Lynch Bros. Alleys
South Actons
Willis
High Roller
Denehy
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FORD
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J. M. Hartwell’s
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Roxborough
Westford
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Eaton
Geo. H. Reed
Frank L. Stiles
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Republican Rally
Hudson
N. Whalen
Vodoklys . Terres
M. Lynch
A. Whalen
W. Lynch
C. Ete Renee
R. Lent
Ewes
Panton
Kielinen
Ee Weedanw
Os Wiltis Erteeres
Isniess Ra — Se
Nia
Middlesex Laundry
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Finney and
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Ekme
F. E. Taylor & CO
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