Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visitors
A dense Maynard society column lists weekend visits and travels among residents. Henry Connors stays with relatives in Gardner. Henry Cuttell returns from Dover and North Vassalboro. George and Helen Brown host relatives in Somerville. several residents plan trips to Duluth and Canada while others attend church events, dances, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Connors
Gardner
George Bishop
Pred Demuth
Camden
Kate Carey
Wheeler
Maynard Trust Co
Warren
Jeanette Trench
Joseph Clark
Arlington
Peter Peterson
Duluth
Minn
Harold Cuttell
Dover
N. H
North Vassalboro
Benjamin C. Brown
Helen
Somerville
William Jones
Concord
Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Walter J. Browne
Brighton
St. John’s Seminary
Andrew Dunlop
Canada
Harry Hull
Ruth of Broostine
Rainville
George Stockwell
Concord Reformatory
Christina Heffernan
White Mountains
Prentiss Man Seeks Kidney Pills Relief
An elderly resident of Prentiss Mississippi, George Wil Clough, reports long kidney trouble finally eased by Foley Kidney Pills after trying many remedies with no success. The odd trailing text appears to be garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Wil Clough
Prentiss, Miss
Foley
Wabi Craugme
Eaney Tromin
Death of Father of Mrs. Haynes and Frank Smith
Sympathy pours in for Mrs. Alfred T. Haynes and Frank Smith on the death of their father at his Stow home Friday morning following a six week illness. He was 83, a longtime Stow resident. A number from here attended his funeral in Stow Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Berry
Samuel B. Reed
Nason St
Ernest Woollerschied
Ipswich
George Hartman
Leominster
Eleanor Hartman
Main St
William Baron
Falmouth
Grace Perley
M. Elizbeth Colman
Alfred T. Haynes
Frank Smith
Stow
St James News Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar
An endorsement from St. James News writer St R. R. Wentworth cites a severe chest cold and pneumonia concern. He praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine cough and lung medicine that quickly eased symptoms. Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard carries the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Wentworth
St. James (Mo
Foley
Johnson Pharmacy
Maynard
Kidney Ailment Relief Promoted By Pills
Summer complaints of headaches back pains rheumatism biliousness and fatigue blamed on kidneys. The ad claims Pills improve elimination aid sleep and restore energy. Johnson Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Pharmacy
Yom Kippur Services Held in Town Halls
Yom Kippur exercises began Friday at sundown and continued until Saturday evening with services in the Odd Fellows block conducted by Rabbi Primack of Boston and Rabbi Sherr of this town. Cannon's hall hosted services led by Rabbi Hi Raymond of Boston.
Schools May Bar Children From Colds
Common colds are contagious and boards of health in many cities are considering barring children with colds from school. Foley's Honey and Tar is an old and reliable family medicine and frees children from coughs, colds, croup and whooping. Parents may save trouble by ins before school opens. Johnson Pharmacy, Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Health
Foley
Johnson Plarmacy
Maynard
Hudson Men Defeat Maynard Entrants in Primary Vote
In Maynard, 293 voters cast ballots with 174 Republicans 108 Democrats nine voids. Hudson backed home candidates Osgood and Mahoney, making both Maynard contenders fail. Progressive F P Glazier won the nomination with a possible three cornered Hudson race if he accepts. gubernatorial candidates Cushing Foss McCall led among totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Creighton
Bernard Garrigan
Hudson
Mr. Osgood
T. F. Mahoney
F. P. Glazier
Lynch Leads Swell Marlboro Bound Baseball Outfit
Manager Lynch will take a strong Marlboro bound team to Marlboro on Saturday including Sweatt and several other Portland players. The squad is described as the best Lynch has taken there and a big crowd is expected at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Marlboro
Sweatt
Portland
Maynard Grange Guest Night Attracts Hudson And Stow
Tuesday evening event hosted at Maynard Grange featured guests from Hudson and Stow Granges. Banquet served at seven included cold meats salads hot rolls coffee ice cream and cake. Business meeting approved 11 applicants and entertainment followed with Stow performers Miss Alice Snell and a farce At the Junction and Hudson contributions Miss Althea Morse piano solos readings by Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Floyde and vocal soloist Miss Diisy Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Hudson and
Stow
Pierce
Mrs. Floyde
Diisy Costello
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Entertainment Postponed
Excessive heat last Thursday evening led to postponement of the Mizpah Rebekah lodge members entertainment to a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Rebekah Lodge
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Rosemont Man
Rosemont Nebraska resident O D Wright says kidney pain and disrupted rest were cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He reports one pill restored his health and muscles, noting relief from rheumatism and back ache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wright
Rosemont, Neb
Fireproofing Cloth by Alum or Starch
Instructions claim muslin and cotton fabrics can be made fireproof by adding an ounce of alum to the final rinse or by treating the fabric with starch.
Poem Fragments Inspire Daily Inner Refreshment
A brief remark by Professor Charles Elliott Norton notes that a few minutes daily of poetry can refresh the inner life, suggesting regular contemplative practice as a means to renewal and insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Biliott
Norton
Methodist church announces weekly worship and events
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by A Morrill Osgood invites worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon by Rev L William Adams from Clinton in exchange with the pastor A Sunday school meets at 12 o clock with EB Taylor and Parker supervising A 6 p m youth meeting on opportunities and perils of school life led by Miss May Park In continues at 7 p m with an illustrated ster eopticon lecture on The Passion Play and a public invitation to the free lecture A Wednesday 7 30 p m Christian fellowship service discusses My Favorite Beatitude The Aggressive Barata club plans a moving picture show Monday Sept 27 to support their club rooms with proceeds to Main Street facilities and usual admission prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wooldredge
Irving
Fitchburg
Millbury
Elizabeth , Sheehan
Winstead
Conn
Julia May
Susan Sheehan
Avis Barlow
Lillian Patchett
Kathryn Cook
Rockville
Parker St
Socialist Club
David Bander
Milton
Gardner
Lakewood
N. J
Maynard
Fenway Park
Boston
Detroit
Arthur Dawson
Doris
Roland
Mr. Dawson
Mrs
Eugene Dawson
Beverly
A. Morrill Osgood
M. E
Doddie Woodard
Lake Boon
Association Hall
Lake
James Black
Melrose
Hannah Howard
Albert Ledgard
Stone and Webster
Brockton
Howard
Frank Stolworthy
Plainville
Summit St
Edward J. Salmon
Maynard and Vicinity
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Hartford
Whitestone Kennels
Felix Rainville
C. F. Connor
Watertown
Sherbrooke
Montreal
Vermont
Hattie Fisher
Burlington
L. William Adams
Clinton
EB. Taylor
Parker
May Parkin
Christian Fellowship
Barata Club
Charles H. Stanley
Colonial Hall
Coughlan
Citrolax advertised as remedy for digestive ills
Johnson Pharmacy Maynard advertises Citrolax as the best laxative for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels with quick relief from headaches and a cleansing flush. Notice: Julia Victoria Cummings appointed administratrix of the estate of Wil lings late of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate. Creditors and debtors must present or pay claims by Sept 14 1915 Alfred E B McCleary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmings
Maynard
Middlesex
Julia Victoria Cummings
Adm
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Maynard News
Locau
St. Hilda’s Guild
St. George's Church
Gertrude Haynes
Jackson College
West Fedfird
Allie McLaughlin
Hyde Park
Edward Carlton
Spring Lane
W. A. Haynes Co
Paul Hilander
Robert Caswell
Dexter
C. J. Morse
Caswell
Joseph Sheridan
Mary Spence
Letitia Lizette
Florida Dupuis
Springfield
Jennings
Vincent McCarthy
Framingham
A. A. Hilferty
Alka Temperance Hall
Harry Cook
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Perry
Rose Floyd
North Deering
Mary A. Jones
Allan Howard
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Elizabeth Kearns
Suffield, Conn
Williams
George Porter
Newton
Raymond Hooper
Earl Jackson
Henry Coolidge
Spencer
Frank Wilder
Richard Wolfe
Peter Shultz
Woonsocket
R. I
William Ryan
Worcester
Margaret Ryan
Sumner Rogers
Gertrude Wade
Ag O'Connell
May Kaler
George Kaler, Jr
Richard Parmenter
Assabet Mills
Margaret
Josephine Fitzgerald
Minnie Moynihan
Glen Falls
N. Y
Roscoe Plaistead
Wells Memorial Checker Club
Joel F
Orange
Mass
Nelson
Barbara
Annie Nee
West Rutland
George Lawton
St. Bridget’s Church
Ralph Newton
Dean Academy
Franklin
Fullenton
Grace Rutan
Simmons College Boston
Benjamin ¢. Brown
Cambridge
Charles Courtney
John Sunderland
Winthrop
Fred Cahill
Samuel Gray
John W. Flood
Hartwell
Guyer Fowler
Pt. Allerton
Nantasket
Josie Hayden
C. S. Fowler
Creighton and
Garrigan
Osgood
Cighton
Maho Y
Garam
OH Ngonan
Cushing
Foss
McCall
Coolidge
Ham
Bagley
Cook
George
Dyer
Penniman
Hayden
Wilson
Fairbairn
Messer
Gavin Taylor
James J
George Smith
J.morgan
B. J. Coughlin
Deitrick
Walsh
Donahue
Donovan
Ferris
James A. Cleary
William Connolly
John H. Murray
John FP. Smith
George F. Lynch
William Moynihan
Delee’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Nason Street
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Wood
Hudson’ Naylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred EB. McCleary
Jersey Butter CO
Maynard’s
Parker's
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