Maynard Board of Registrars Adds Fifty Voters This Fall
At a Maynard meeting the board added 19 names Saturday, bringing fall additions to 50 after 16 on Sept. 16 and 19 last week. A total of 1040 voters remain eligible for the state election after 45 removals. New voters include Harlow Green, Peter Hanson, James Holt, William Murray, Thomas Taylor, Anselm Kielinen, Geo. W. Brown, Alfred Carey, Andrew Ruotsala, John Greene, Mark Frank, Henry Batz, Charles Bachrach, John Trench, and Joseph Boothroyd among others.
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Board of Registrars
Harlow Green
Pleasant St
Peter Hanson
Bancroft St
James Holt
William J. Murray
Park St
Thomas Taylor
Main St
Anselm Kielinen
Fairfield St
Geo.w. Brown
Alfred 8. Carey
Brown St
Andrew Ruotsala
Elmwood St
John J. Greene
Powder Mill
Mark Frank
Harrison St
Henry Batz
Charles Bachrach
Great Rd
John Trench
McKinley St
Joseph Boothroyd
Methodist Episcopal Service Highlights and Lecture
Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church featured a sermon by Rev. George B. Dean district superintendent. The evening program included Rev. XK Merrill Osgood presenting the fourth stereopticon lecture on The Heroes of History with Wesley the Wonderful as the theme and an illustrated solo Home Sweet Home performed by Mrs. Charles H. Stanley.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
George B. Dean
Merrill Osgood
Wesley the Wonderful
Home Sweet Home
Charles H. Stanley
Creighton Eyes Victory in Three-Way 10th District Race
George H. Creighton, the Maynard independent ticket candidate, appears positioned to defeat two Hudson opponents in the 10th district contest. Local history of independent and third party wins boosts belief that a first year candidate could secure the seat.
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George R. Creighton
Maynard
Hudson
P. J. Sullivan
Alfred B. McCleary
Creighton
Village Wedding Party entertains Mizpah Rebekah lodge
The Mizpah Rebekah lodge held an Odd Fellows hall entertainment titled The Village Wedding Party. Sixteen girls formed a kitchen orchestra under Mrs Nettie Graham delivering humorous acts and songs. Vocal numbers readings and duets followed with Mrs Rhoda Smith, Miss Ada Rand, and others performing. Refreshments ended the evening, with a committee led by Mrs Rhoda Smith.
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Rebekah
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Nettie Graham
Rhoda Smith
Ada Rand
James O. Eaton
Allan Howard
Inez MacDonald
Florence Randell
James MacPherson
A. O. Dunham
Mary Jones
Matilda Marsden
Annie MacDonald
Rioda Smith
Alva Dockerty
Esther Marsden
Died at Daughter's Home Mrs Elizabeth Kane
Mrs Elizabeth Kane died at her daughter Mrs Richard Kings Sudbury Street Friday afternoon after a long illness She was a Newfoundland native and a St Bridget s church member Survived by her husband six daughters and one son in law Requiem Mass Saturday in St Bridget s and burial in the same cemetery Bearers named all local men Dialogues reference to other local events are omitted
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Elizabeth Kane
Richard King
Sudbury St
Kane
Nicholas
Ann Hearin
Renews
Newfoundland
Patrick Kane
St. Bridget’s Church
The
Rosary Society
John Bennett
Ann Wheeler
John Flynn
St. John’s
John Hickey
Brockton
Joseph Doherty
Concord Junction
This
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Arthur and
William Johnson
James Duggan
James Dwyer
Patrick Lanigan
John Shanahan
Creighton Independent Candidate Seeks District Seat
Maynard businessman Creighton campaigns in a district race with independent aims while Republicans insist on a second-term rule. Supporters stress his prior service and business credentials, asserting voting turnout and party loyalty will determine Tuesday’s outcome despite cross-party appeal.
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P. J. Sullivan
Mr. Creighton
Maynard
Creighton
Charles Sumner Bird
Joseph Walker
Missionary Juso Hervonen speaks at Finnish church
Juso Hervonen a missionary of eastern temperance societies spoke at the morning service at the Finnish Mission church Sunday. He gave additional addresses Sunday and Monday evenings at the Alku temperance hall with large audiences. Each evening featured a musical and literary program. Mrs Frank Winslow returns from a visit with relatives in Athol.
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Juso Hervonen
Eastern Temperance Societies
Alku Temperance Hall
Independent Thought and Action Define the Times
The passage notes a shift toward personal worth over inherited status, emphasizing independent thought and action as defining the era. It suggests political outcomes are not failing disastrously, reflecting a cautious optimism about self-reliance and accountability.
Walsh Criticizes Tariff Talk by Republican Candidates
Governor David I. Walsh and Boston Post figures Norman Richards Robert Norton and Hi L Baldwin arrived by automobile at 4 30 Saturday. The governor spoke at Post Office Square addressing voters and criticizing tariff talk while praising the administration’s record and efforts against invisible government.
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David I. Walsh
Norman Richards
Norman
Post
Robert Norton
Hi. L. Baldwin
Boston Post
Postoffice
Duane Campaign Address At Waltham Square
Ex mayor Duane of Waltham spoke to about 40 friends at a square gathering at 9 45 p m saying he supports equitable taxation and state tax alignment for stocks and bonds He recalled his rise from bobbin boy to watch tool maker and noted his bar credentials This visit included a chat with Patrolman Samuel G King and attendance by Mayor Kearns City Solicitor Trainor and other city officials of Waltham
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Duane
Waltham
Patrick J. Duane
Exmayor
David’ I. Walsh
Samuel G. King
Concord
Harry Lally
Mayor Kearns
Henry Trainor
Otterbein Quartet to Appear in Naylor Hall Tuesday
The Otterbein quartet and bell ringers will perform in Naylor hall next Tuesday evening under the Methodist Episcopal church official board. It is a high class entertainment and music lovers are assured a delightful evening. Tickets are available from church officials.
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Otterbein
Naylor Hall
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Lynch Hosts Friday Social Club Dinner
Mrs George Lynch entertained the Friday social club at her Great Road home. The group included Mrs Chas Connors of Brookline Mrs Jas T Sheehan Florence Carroll of Framingham Mollie Conniolly of Natick Katherine Hurley Norah Sullivan Gertrude Fay and M Bertha Burke of Marlboro.
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George Lynch
Great Rd
Chas. Connors
Brookline
Jas. T. Sheehan
Florence Carroll
Framingham
Mollie Conniolly
Natick
Katherine Hurley
Norah Sullivan
Gertrude Fay
M. Bertha Burke
Marlboro
Mrs Litchfield Returns Home After Boston Visit
Mrs. William F. Litchfield, entertained by relatives in Boston during the week, returned home Friday evening.
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William F. Litchfield
Boston
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