Maynard Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Moves
A roundup of Maynard residents and events includes Henry Price moving to Worces ter, Frank Granos selling his business and going to Finland, and several town visits by Mrs. Akroyd of Portland. The Finn band marks its fifth anniversary with a concert. electors prepare for caucuses. local staff changes at the telephone exchange and mill work progress are noted alongside social events and upcoming amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
West Acton
Frank Granos
Finland
Hanish Akroyd
Portland
Emil Sumola
Johnson Pharmacy
John Putla
Fitchburg
Finn
Lydia Lezante
Marlboro
Hilda Precourt
Thomas Powers
Son Harland
Worcester
Ellen Lehy
Clinton Fair
Matti Mattala
Pleasant View
John Wagner
Maynard
United States Navy
Boston
South Boston
George Dunnett
W. A. Dunnett
Maple House
B. Collins
Boston Globe
Collins
J. F
Ellen Ossey
Frank Green
Lawrence
Hugo Kalander
Daniel Coughlin
Mill Sr
Walsh
Music Hall
Kathryn Lawton
Medford
Frank Lawton
Michael Sexton
Naylor
Thomas Sheehan
East Rochester
N. H
Baward Cahoon
Fall River
Herbert Fowler
Charles Merry
Charles Richardson
Main St
Eugene Hunt
Conway
Congregational Church
New York
Boston Americans
Assabet Institution For Savings
Mgmy
Frank Keith
New Hampshire
Daniel Locke
John Rouse
Newton
George Gerry
Allan Rice
Waterville
Emma Glasier
Assabet Mills
Louis Delphera
Gardiner
Gus Smith
Burling
Sherman
Patrick Laughlin
Lowell
Friends
John Winkley
Waltham
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted in Local Ad
The ad claims the product helps with irregular living and a range of symptoms including constipation headaches and liver trouble. It touts a gentle effect and notes availability at a local Johnsons Maynard and Willards.
Republican Caucus Set for 22d District Choice
Two in the Field H A Wilson and P J Sullivan face a Republican caucus in Cooperative hall next Wednesday night to pick a representative for the 22d District. The contest is described as clean and close with Sullivan favored by street sentiment and Wilson backed by many supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
For Representative
Sullivan
Wilson
Unclear City Funds Questioned After Quick Vote
Citizens gathered at the meeting on an unusual funding decision. Assessors apparently planned spending without approval or provision, assuming land purchase would determine need. Street department did not receive the money as a result.
A Maynard Man Fractures Thigh In Marlboro Car Crash
Malcome Sparkes, 30, of Maynard fractured his right thigh Saturday night while riding a Marlboro street railway car near James Hogan place on Pleasant street. He was dragged after a jolt pitched him from the running board and taken to Marlboro City hospital by doctors Hanlon and Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Electric
Malcome Sparkes
Maynard
Marlboro Street Railway
James
Marlboro City Hospital
Hanlon
Hudson
Richardson
Walsh's Crystalplex Show Attracts Large Town Crowd
Walsh's crystalplex exhibition opened with a tele care day night event to a large audience. The two hour program featured a skilled artsit performance, dancing, and glass blowing. A baby contest drew many votes for a handsome prize, drawing a good crowd and overall satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Crystalplex
Thieré
Death of Samuel Titter Reported in West End
Samuel Titter, 63, was found dead in his bed in the West End. Officials cited heart failure as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Titter
West End
Water board faces clash over Henderson property
In Somerville a long running dispute over the Henderson property known as the white elephant surfaces. The 1890 mortgage on W. T. Henderson’s Somerville tract, later sold to water commissioners, has yielded no principal repayment and the town faces possible sale for unpaid taxes as investigations reveal poor handling and asset depreciation. The town debates sinking fund adequacy and potential tax raises to cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
Henderson
Lorenzo Maynard
Somerville
W. T. Henderson
Maynard
Water Commissioners
Mr. Maynard
Fowler
George Hart
Assabet Mills
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Sold Longtime in Iowa
Local druggist P. H. DeLee advertises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Joseph McElhiney of Linton Iowa. McElhiney says he has sold it for over twenty years and found it effective for coughs and colds and easy to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joseph McElhiney
Linton
Iowa
P. H. DeLee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Price
Worces
Cornelius F. Connors
Board of Registrars
Fred Lund
Dorchester
Daniel B Goodenow
F Millett
Mahon Bay, N
William Croft
Mary Peterson
Concord
P. Kelley
Woonsocket
Whiteley
Alfred Billett
B. J. Coughlin
Thomas Collins
John Abbott
Carver
Coventry
Abbott
L. D. Wilson
Linwood White
Mr. White
Amherst College
Benjamin Brown
Cambridge
Mrs. Brown
Gertrude Doyle
William Greenlaw
Carl Gilmore
Wilbur
Ark
St. Louis Fair
Nellie Donovan
Needham
Celia Cook
Annie Keegan
Lillian Usher
Mill
Nellie Clahane
George Greenwood
Goffs Falls, N. H
H. H. Haliday
The
Boston Clothing Co
Eleanor Pratt
Raymond Kitchin
Charles Leporte
Michael Nee
Robert O'Neill
Timothy Shea
James Mullin
Ada Whittaker
Esther Claflin
Annie Foster
Plymouth
Agnes Kenna
J. W. Connor
John Simpson
Agnes Smith
Frank Reilly
Telephone Exchange
Walter Priest
Concord St
Adelbert Martin
Daniel Connors
Allie” Winslow
Summer Street
St. Bridget
Nora Reilly
Louise Donovan
Clinton
Homer Anderson
Xenia
O. Walter Whitman
Alexander Greer
Florence
Quincy
John Hanna
Bert Hatch
John Mallnson
James Mallinson
William Punchas
Buckien
H. A. Wilson and
P. J. Sullivan
Nard Ginking Fund
Are
Maynard, Mass
J. E. Durkee
Real
Parié
Jennie S. Dean
James Devane
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