Carnival of Cash Critics Question Money Politics in Maynard
A letter argues against using large sums to secure congressional endorsements in the 4th district. It cites $25,000 costs and questions town representation, urging voters to consider honesty and integrity of local Republicans and noting unnamed leaders who cannot run due to money methods. It ends with a jab about a cigar brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Howard A. Wilson
C. H. Persons
F. EB. McCleary
George H. Gutteridge
P. J. Sullivan
Natick Republicans Endorse Wilder for Congress
Natick town committee members endorsed William H. Wilder of Gardner for the Republican nomination for Congress in the fourth Massachusetts district. The endorsement followed visits to Leominster and Gardner to assess positions of Wilder and challenger Pierce, with local leaders and delegates aligned to Wilder. The move counters claims of district-wide opposition and signals strong Wilder support from Natick voters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Pierce
Natick
Naetick
Charles Q. Tirrell
Gardner
Leominster
Mr. Wilder
Mr. Pierce
Republican Town Committee
Republican Town Committee of
William H. Wilder
Massachusetts
E. Pullifer
H M. Ferguson
John FY. Strattard
Louis A
Josiice H. . Co
David J. Church
Charles F. Pfeiffer
Louis Schneider
Hig
Boston
Oongressman
Tirrell
Maynard News Briefs Include Births and Local Notes
Local items report George Morse Maynard ill with typhoid fever and Murray departing to work at a local firm. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Woodman and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kane Percival, plus a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweetey. Social visits list several towns, while clubs discuss library additions and a summer event at Lake Boon. James Hall leaves employment. radical boat curtailments and a sports summary note the Lynn club game. Ralph Shattuck departs for Oregon dam work. Connies hat story features in barber shop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander “Murray
A. Kroy Wen
Dwinell’s
F. E B. Taylor
James Hall
Nicholas Kane
Percival
Alice Chandler
Lancaster
Rose Kane
Thompson Jr
South Acton
Hudson
Boston
DK Congressional
Middlesex Club
Lake Boon
Michael Lynch
Joseph Killerby
Russell
Maynard Block
Benjamin Russell
Kellerby
Woman's Club
Maynard
Ralph Shattuck
Shattuck
City
Oregon
C. J. Mahoney
Brockton fair draws Sudbury visitors next week
SOUTH SUDBURY residents plan trips to the shoe city as Brockton fair festivities approach. The Wes m Electric Co. expands wiring to houses with electric lights soon to be in use. The Sons of Veterans add seven new members as veteran duties pass to the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Sudbury
A. Stewart
Lake Boon
H.C. Cutter
James
E. Bent
Seth W. Fuller Co
A.W. Rogers
H.H Whitney
R. H. Hurlburt
Wesm Electric Co
Sons of Veterans
Shawsheen Tribe Rehearsal and Gardner Residence Plans
The Shawsheen Tribe S O R M held a rehearsal Friday evening while Alfred J Walter and Mrs Walter vacation at Gardiner. Dr Ross K Whiton and family plan to occupy their new Fletcher Ave residence around Sept 29. News items must be left with Mr Young at C W Blake Co drug store by Monday noon for publication. At the Paint and Off club of New England dinner at Young's Hotel Boston on Sept 20 Willis, retiring secretary, received no gold watch after 13 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross K. Whiton
Fletcher Ave
Young
C. W. Blake &Co
New England
Young's Hotel
Boston
C. W. ‘Willis
Willis
S of Bedford
Minute Men dance opens social season in Grange Hall
Thursday evening in Grange hall Lex the social season opened with a dancing party by members of Menlodge N. E. O. P. The party included residents from Bedford Carlisle Billerica Cambridge Waltham Arlington and Somerville with an orchestral program followed by dancing.
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Grange Hall
Lex
Menlodge
Bedford
Carlisle
Billerica
Cambridge
Waltham
Arlington
Somerville
U P
New Ment Adds Special Focus on Tomobilists and Cluss
Special attention given to tomobilists cluss and banquets with moderate rates for boarders CHARLES WELLMAN Pr Phone 2 5.
Concord Junction News Briefs from Maggard Shop to Rail Crossing
Residents and visitors in Concord Junction are noted in a string of short items. Maggard shop study resumed at Boston University. Miss Margaret Bowen of Barton Vermont visiting. Virginian Wilson plans Sargent School Ridge attendance. Mrs J B Shaw and daughter Winifred visiting Cambridge. Walter Knowles headed to Ithaca to enter Cornell University. A B Pratley and family to occupy a new house on Im St George. J R McKenzie to occupy newly purchased house. A new railroad cross-over over the former crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haro'd Shepard
Boston University
Ini
Lowell Priday
Margaret “Bowen
Barton
Was & Tetent
Virginian Wilson
Sargent School
Ridge
J. B. Shaw
Winifred
Cambridge
Walter Knowles
Ithaca
Cornell University
A. B. Pratley
Duntop
St. George
Mavied Pour
Everet
Munroe
Maynard Snap Incident At Concord Railway Yard
A scrambled report notes Maynard snapping at Chric e's and Robert Wright leaving Bass' market. Joseph Killerby, conductor on the C M and Mist railway, retains his post while a vacation in north New Hampshire is mentioned. The first run was described as a decided success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Bass’ Market
Joseph Killerby
C. M. & Mist. Railway
G Veenlioe
Mene
North
N. H
Etcp
Ee Department
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J. Gynch
John M. Keyes
Keyes
Lang
Commonwealth Ave
Falk
Geo. H. Gutteridge, Watchmaker
Nason. Street
Maynard, Mass
Naylor’ S
W. F. Litch
Main St. Opp. Mikl
Firrell
William &. Wilder
Vwharles
E. M Sec. Wilder Campaign Committee
Gardner, Mass
George Morse
Charles Sweetey
Alice Wall of
Marlboro
Mrs. Frank
Ferns
Benjamin Ekurris
Waverley
Julius Loewe
Chanler
Howat
South
Alfred J. Walter
Gardiner
Concord Junction
Maggard
Chris
Concord
Chrice
Triai
H. P. N. Dahe
Post Office
Maynard, Mase
Main St
Iconcord
Mass
Ren B
Atest
Mir
Walcent
Fuller
Packard
Walcott
W. White
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