Maynard Social Roundup of Vacations Visits and Local News
Maynard residents enjoy vacations and visits from relatives in Maine New York and Lynn. Local activities include school work slow progress on Bancroft Street, band concert limits, cricket league results and a Labor Day show by Sherman Moving Picture Co. Deaths include Mrs. Mary Warren 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Green
Assabet Mills
John Mahon
Clinton
John J. Driscoll
Schollers
Lillian Ogdeh
Malden
Litrgy
Alice Roberts
Lynn
Theodore Kuper
New York
A., Leanick
Martin
Revere Beach
Sara Lawlor
John
Lalla
A. E.‘ Holt
Anna Holt
Bert Haynes
Stoneham
John Hendrickson
Railroad 1 St
Charles Crossley
Wilkinson Crossley
Maine
John’ Caswell
Nellie Caswell
Dexter, Me
Iinomaya
Smith College
Congregational Church
Maynard
Fitchburg
Sherman’ Moving Picture Co
Co- Operative Hall
Fred Mulcahy
Sarah Mulcahy
Gardner
Harlow Green
Worcester
Harriman Brothers May Resume Control of Local Laundry
Creditors of Harriman New Method Laundry Co meet in Boston to decide future leadership. Frank and Roland Harriman may take charge again to run the plant in Hudson and restore the business, with a decision expected next Saturday. The plant is valued near 47000 dollars and ownership transfer was assigned to Alan G. Buttrick of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Maynard
Harriman New Method Laundry Co
Frank
Roland Harriman
Harriman Brothers
Main St
Lanuary
Harrimans
Frank Harriman
Satuday
Quincy Adams Sawyer ends with a wholesome, moving finale
The rural drama closes in a blizzard scene at Deacon Mason's house as moonlight and snow set a tranquil backdrop. The supper scene and blessing deepen the moral tone, leaving audiences touched by faith and family. Special theatre cars to Hudson and nearby stops carry patrons after the Maynard performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Deacon Mason
Maynard
Hudson
South Acton
Concord Junction
Political stalemate as caucuses loom in quiet year
The piece notes no political buzz as three weeks to caucuses approach. Batley is seen as the Republican nominee, L. H. Murphy of Hudson favored for the Democrat nomination, and Senator Harvey of Waltham seeks another term. Democratic Governor candidate prospects remain dormant with little activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
L. H. Murphy
Hudson
Harvey
Waltham
Senate
Twilight club Ladies' Day at Lake Boon
The Twilight club hosted its first Ladies' Day at a cottage on Lake Boon with canoeing and a concert by Frank Murray Edward White and Edward Ledgard. Caterer Hardy of Arlington served a banquet including bouillon chicken pate olives and roast turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Frank Murray
Edward White
Edward Ledgard
Hardy
Arlington
John Hannon
Crowds to Attend Concord Sporting Day
A large Maynard crowd heads to Concord Monday for a council arranged program by K of G C. Events include three fire bar games and numerous horse events. The day’s feature is the Concord versus Lincoln ball game billed as a blood affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Concord Council
Lincoln
Notice on discharging debts by Martha and Frank Greer
Notice states that I will no longer be responsible for debts contracted by my wife Martha Greer or by Frank Greer. The notice is signed by Frank Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Greer
Frank Greer
Miss Anna Holt Resumes Piano Teaching
Maynard local Miss Anna Holt will resume piano lessons on September 15 at 82 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Holt
Summer St
Knights Edge Concord in High School Baseball Scrimmage
Maynard high school stars led by Jim Sheridan in center field faced Concord in a six to four contest. Fallon and Hopkins from Concord aided the locals. The Knights rallied but left runners on base in the final inning, nearly upsetting the favored Concord squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High
Jim Sheridan
Centerfield
Fallon
Hopkins
Concord High School
Concord Council
K. of C
Concord
Maynard
Knights
CIDER CHARGE AGAINST LOCAL DISPENSER IN CONCORD
Lowall Tuttle a well known dispenser is summoned to appear in district court in Concord on Thursday to answer a liquor law violation in Maynard. The charge likely alleges sale of cider containing more than three percent alcohol though manufacturers may sell cider from their own manufacture below that limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowall Tuttle
Concord
Maynard
Bancroft and Main Street Schools Share Rooms
At a school committee meeting the Bancroft street and Main street schools agreed to share rooms until Bancroft street is ready. The first three grades of both schools will use the Main street rooms in the morning and Bancroft street in the afternoon for 3.5 hour sessions. The Bancroft street fourth grade moves to Nason street for all day sessions. The Matin street morning session runs 8:45 to 12:15 and the afternoon 12:45 to 4:16. Miss Elizabeth Crowell of Hyannis was elected to the eighth grade vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Ss
Bancroft St
Nason St
Matin St
Elizabeth Crowell
Hyannis
Leper Moth Threatens Boston Area Trees
A new pest called the leper moth is described as the worst moth threat yet, capable of burrowing into bark and causing severe damage. Officials say control methods are being devised but expect a very severe problem with many specimens found around Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Why Not Locate Here Me'uns Food Co Seeks New Factory
The Me'uns Food Co a gilt edged concern previously seeking a location for a new factory has not yet secured a site an official of the Merchants association was told this week. The company plans a plant employing about 80 workers and hopes the right town will offer a favorable proposition soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me‘uns Food Co
Merchants Association
Harmony Lodge hosts Concord in annual membership contest
Guests of Harmony Lodge Summer Hill AOUW will be entertained by Harmony Lodge of Concord on October 7. Concord lodge will pay for a fine supper after losing the membership contest recently held between the two lodges. Maynard lodge travels in special cars with a brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Hill Lodge
U. W
Harmony Lodge
Concord
Concord Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Public Schools Set To Open Tuesday September 7
All grades will resume on Tuesday. First three grades at Main street school meet at Main street building for one session ending at 12 15. First three grades at Bancroft street report to Main street at 12 30 for one session ending 4 15. Fourth grade at Nasan street follow usual time. By order Maynard School Committee Dr Daniel Goodenow Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Bancroft St
Nasan St
Maynard
Daniel Goodenow
Half Hour Street Cars On Labor Day Service
The C M and H street railway will operate on a half hour schedule on Labor Day until 10 p m. A theatre car will run to Concord to meet the late train. A big crowd is expected due to an excellent field day program at the field event in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. & H. Street Railway
Concord
Acquisition of Peer’s Share in Assabet Pob Co Announced
Purchaser reports purchase of a former peer’s stake in the Assabet Pob Co and plans to use the stock at a low guarantee to satisfy. Arrangements set at Butterworth’s H Store with orders accepted there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Pob Co
West Butterworth
H. Store
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Maynard News
Wrext
T. F. Grady
Annie McCarron
Gertrude Rich
C. Dreschler
Orlando Saunners
Benjamin Harris
Waverley
Julius Loewe
Frank McCormack
Lucy Clark
Charles Dyson
Arthur Sullivan
Bert Ledgard
Wikliam ‘Jones
Burrsville
R. I
Irving Dart
Vermont
Joseph Claflin
B. & M. Rai Road
William Hutchinson
Utica, N. J
Aetoast
Will Holt
Hampton Beach
Rosella Wal
Marlboro
Ferns
Frank E. Sanderson
W. H. Persons
John McCarthy
Leominster
William Lawler
W. 5. Howe & Co
Frances Jackman’ of
Elizabeth Davis
Arline Glass
Bangor
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Medford
Kathryn Lawton
Katie McCormack
M. F. Mullin
Chester
Lowell
U. S
Annie Kennedy
Emily Kimber
Fanny Harwood
Central Mass
Merrimac Valley
Robert W. Carter
Carter
Mary E. Warren
Kennebunkport
Cambridge
Moth Brigade
Concord Labor Day
Clara Singleton
Regina
Canadian Northwest
Miss Singleton
Edward McPherson
Aloysius McGrail
Tufts College
Carl Persons
Wesleyan
Scott Perry
Dartmouth
Henry Gilroy
Westvale
Joshua Simpkins
Keene
Driscoll
Prospect
William Ryan
Frank Knight
Vassalboro
Belfast
Joseph Parkin
Adelbert Martin
Ina
Boys’ Brigade
Lancaster
Edith Ric
Summe
Ambrose O'Neill
Charlestown
Michael Brouther
Park St
Dorothy Whittier
Roxbury
Edward Carlton
James Conway
Whitinaville
Alice Kane
Sudbury St
John Sheehan, Jr
Dennis Sheehan
Lieut. Rich
Boston Police Force
F. A. Rich
Alice McCormack
W. B. Case & Son's
James Robertson
Sherbrooke
Can
Graham Forgie
Mamie Brady
Petersboro
N. K
Charles Spencer
Raymond Jones
George H. Gutteridge
Daniel Sheehan
William and
Robert of
Pittsfield
John Booth
Paris
Mrs. Booth
Thomas Parker
George Whitney
Revere
Ling
Germany
Jim” de Lee
Harriman Bros
H. Harriman
Quincy Adams
Sawyer
Rexall Store
Rexall
Ad Granteed
Del.ee’s Pharmacy
Maynard, Mass
Music Hall
Poe
New England
Mason's Corner Folks
Gale
Dwinner
Whitney Pharmacy
Acton
Assabet Press
Maynard’s
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