Maynard's News Highlights Local Doings and Events
Maynard locals report ad changes, sales of fish routes, and returns from travel. Visitors include Omar Benéau and Arthur Dawson in New York, Miss Mamie Kelley in Hyde Park, and many relatives in Greenfield and Marlboro. Community events include vaudeville talks, a Paroney Society entertainment, and bowling league prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank May
Holy Cross College
Omar Benéau
Arthur Dawson
New York
Mamie Kelley
Hyde Park
Alvah Dolerty
Greenfield
Clerks Beat Dressers In Mill Baseball Showdown
The mill dressing room clerks defeated the dressing room dressers 21 to 11 on Saturday. Alfie Biset, a once famous player, coached the dressers and may face libel suits over his sharp remarks. Alfie pinch hit in the last inning and the clerks did not call his strikeout an out, embarrassing Mr. Billet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfie” Biset
Sne
Alfie
Mr. Billet
Talks of Forming Bowling League in Hudson Area
Mr. Raiche of Hudson, new bowling alley owner, discussed with the Inch brothers the plan to form a bowling league. The proposed league could include Maynard Hudson Concord Marlboro and possibly Clinton with Maynard ready to field a team once a schedule is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiche
Hudson
Bynch Brothers
Maynard
Concord
Marlboro
Clinton
Bancroft Street School Progress Report
Construction on the Bancroft street school is moving slowly with delays in material. Window frames have held progress back but brickwork is expected to be finished this week, though much work remains before the building can be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft St. School
Recess in Harriman New Method Laundry Proceedings
At Young’s Hat in Boston creditors held a third meeting over Harriman New Method Laundry. Jeremiah O Neil proposed leaving the business as is for a year with a $3000 distribution to creditors, backed by Hudson men. a further week was set to refine the plan for a Saturday session. The offer of 6000 dollars for the property was not discussed in light of the O Neil proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Strout
Kentville
Isadé Binks
Montreal
Emily Bovin
New Haven
Conn
John Winkley
Lowell
Suiaay
Elizabeth Hunt
Dm Bridge
John Landers
Albert Currier
Ruiliard Sanitariur
May Sullivan
Hudson
May Lédgard
Michael Barbulis
S. G. King
Reformatory
Lake Boon
Middlesex Club
Harrimaun New Method Laundry Company
Jeremiah O Net
Allan
Buttrick
Coridern
Young's Hatt
Boston
Jeremiah o'Neil
Caisé
Harriman
Main St
O'Neil
School staffing and openings show progress in local district
The public schools improve under superintendent guidance with stable staff. The Main Street school now offers straight grades and seventh grade moves to Nason Street under Miss Ava Garvin. At Nason Street new first grade led by Miss Weare, sixth grade led by Miss Doherty, and eighth grade by Miss Crowell. The high school retains its staff, awaiting Bancroft Street opening which could push pupil numbers toward 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. Ie
Atraigh
Tucar Chlérien
Lillie
Nason St
Ava Garvin
Main St
Margueretta Conway
Miss Myrick
Rhodes
Watham
Weare
East Douglas
Miss Doherty
Miss Smith
Miss Crowell
Hyannis
Bancroft St
Maynard Music Hall previews Miss Petticoats
Boston Post praises Miss Petticoats for drama by George T. Richardson based on Dwight Tilton novel. Agatha Renier rises from New Bedford to countess through life’s lessons with Captain Joel Stewart and French aristocrat father, ending in a dramatic stock deal climax and a cheerful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
Miss Petticoats
George T. Richardson
Dwight Tilton
Boston Theatre
Richardson
Agatha Renier
Joel Stewart
New Bedford
Sarah Copeland
Countess Forway
Agatha
Guy Hamilton
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Concord Junction
West Acton
Hudson
Dwinnell’s
Voters Urged to Register for Caucus and Fall Election
Town clerk hosts Wednesday night meeting of registrars to add names not on the list for caucus voting. A second session on Oct. 20 registers voters for the fall election, with a final Oct. 23 session from noon to 10 pm. Ensure your name appears to be eligible this fall.
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Registrars of Voters
Maynard Business Men's Club Opens Winter Season
The Maynard Business Men’s Club begins its winter season aiming to expand membership and foster harmony among town business interests. Planned meetings will cover topics of broad interest to the community, with hopes of strengthening local enterprise despite conditions. Also note high mass at St Bridget’s church resumes Sunday and a social visit by Edward Flood Rose Flood, Margaret and Kathryn Donovan to the McManus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Nasonsti
Concord Junction
James King
Matthew
Newton
Henry Gilroy
Alice Ledgard
Main St
Ansco
Gately's
Margaret Dalton
Margaret Manning
Marlboro
John Manning
Middlesex Club
Music Hall
Flanagan
Harry Dimery
Woonsocket
Mark Mead
Willam Hallowell
Lowell
Maynard Business Men's Club
St. Bridget’s Church
Edward Flood
Rose Flood
Roslindale
Margaret
Kathryn Donovan
Brookline
B. T. McManus
Battle For Nomination Rages In Maynard Republican Caucus
Ex Representative P. J. Sullivan enters contest against Albert Batley for the Maynard district seat in a heated Republican caucus. Sullivan stresses legislative experience, while Batley touts past record and party unity. Local boat operators Wilcox and Chandler plan a larger river fleet next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Albert Batley
Sullivan
Enterprise
Batley
Covent
Board of Health
Maynard and Worcester play to a draw in football
The Maynard football team tied Worcester 1-1 in a Saturday afternoon match on the grounds. Both lineups featured multiple players, and a return game is planned in Worcester at an early date as Maynard's checker club grows toward fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murray
James Ryan
West Acton
South Acton
Maynard
Maynard Dramatic Club
Worcester
Tho
Phe
Mair Gamble
Icuilin
Hughes
Cushworth
Spencer
Hamilton
J. Garforth
H. Qarforth
Meek
Clark
Henshawe
Jence Bitlet
Maynard Checker Club
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Music Hill
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A. A
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A. G. Pairbanka
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Robert. Weith
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Waltham
Mrs. Louis Shaw
Christian‘’s
Os . Wise
Joseph Kyle
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U. W
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Parker and Walnutts
Johnson Pharmacy
Marlboro and
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Miss Wood
Allston
Rde
Bridgewater
Maynara Lodge
Wey
Hudson Lodge
George H. Creighton
Frank Burke
George Cleary
Littleton
West End
Maynard Woman's Club
May Green
Mary Green
Park St
Peter Wilcox
Charles Wilcox
Biddéford
Wilcox & Chandler
Assabet River
Michael Butler
Whitinaville
Thomas King
Sudbury ‘St
Benjamin Harris
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Julius Loewe
James Farrell
Arthur King
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N. J
Harry Phillips
Providence
RTL
Edward Phillips
George Roberts
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George Turner
Eva Hunt
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Twilight Club
Joseph Brown
Brown
Assabet Aeries of Eagles
Marion Casey
William Casey
Casey
John J. Mitchel
Mitchell
Albany
N. Y
Maynara
Edna ‘Cheney
Moving Picture Theatre
Miss Cheney
River View
James Swayne
T. H. Grady
Kathryn Manninhg
Harry Hase
Pelham
N. H
Frank Sexton
Nellie Corcoran
Catherine Lawton
Harriman Laundry Co
Jeremiah
Owell
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Business Men’s Club
Association Hall
Manacer
Rexall Store
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