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&#13;
The years that he Iived in Maynard brought forth from his pen around fifty poems. No doubt he wrote poems before coming to Maynard (of which we have have no record) and after he left (of which we have one, composed eighteen years after his departure from our fair town). For a Poet does not come full blown into this world - and does not cease his endeavors in mid Iife.&#13;
&#13;
Our research (inadequate though it is) reveals that his Father was of English origin and the Mother Irish. He was born in Rhode Island.  He married Eva Wilson (a relative of Pres. Woodrow Wilson) in 1895 - Had one daughter, Lucy, that died eight days later. She is buried in BelIingham, Mass. His sojourn in Maynard starts in 1908 or before (a dog license in 1908 is issued to him). He left for North Bellingham around 1919-1920, then to Ettrick or Suffolk, Virginia around 1930.&#13;
&#13;
He was of a tall, thin frame - a wool shearer in the Mill - living on Elmwood Street. We believe he was a member of the Maynard Cricket Club.&#13;
&#13;
Our Historical Society has a prized photograph in its possession of Eva and William Kenyon with Mr. &amp; Mrs. William Byron.&#13;
&#13;
The Poems composed in Maynard were printed in the Maynard News - a Weekly. The last poem in 1938 was written in Virginia in Memoriam to his Wife Eva.&#13;
&#13;
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS&#13;
&#13;
We are indebted to the following people for the above background on William C. Kenyon: &#13;
Ralph Sheridan of the Maynard Historical Society&#13;
William Byron of Gleasondale, a relative by marriage&#13;
Florence McCracken of the Bellingham Historical Society, related to Eva Kenyon.&#13;
For typing the poems from the Maynard News we are grateful to Winnifred Hearon, her daughter Ellen Waldron and the 1975 High School Typing Class of Mary Hayes.&#13;
&#13;
Birger R. Koski&#13;
Maynard Historical Society&#13;
&#13;
Index of Poems&#13;
&#13;
A NEW YEARS TOAST&#13;
KING ALCOHOL&#13;
LABOR&#13;
THE IMMIGRANT AND THE FLAG&#13;
REMORSE&#13;
JAILS, GOLD AND POVERTY&#13;
CHILDREN&#13;
FATHER TIME&#13;
SCRAMBLED EGGS&#13;
COST OF EGGS&#13;
COLD SNAP&#13;
THAT POOR HARD-WORKING LABORERS PAY&#13;
EARLY DAYS&#13;
A KNOCK AND A BOOST&#13;
ANTICIPATION&#13;
A SOLDIER BOY'S SOLILOQUY&#13;
A PLEA FOR MOTHER&#13;
PAYING THE PRICE&#13;
A PROTEST&#13;
THE WAR&#13;
THOUGHTS IN THE NIGHT&#13;
BELGIUM&#13;
DO WE NEED A LARGER NAVY&#13;
TOWN ELECTION&#13;
ONE ROAD&#13;
THE WAIL OF THE WETS&#13;
BY THE ASSABET RIVER&#13;
THE BANDSTAND CONTROVERSY&#13;
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION&#13;
ONE SUMMER'S NIGHT&#13;
20 YEARS WED&#13;
SEARCHING FOR A TENEMENT&#13;
ONE THANKSGIVING DAY PRAYER&#13;
DICKY DEE AND SANTA&#13;
ANOTHER YEAR&#13;
RECOLLECTIONS&#13;
HIGH SCHOOL FIRE&#13;
INCONSISTENT MEN&#13;
WHO'S TO BLAME&#13;
READ THE ADS&#13;
AMERICA AND THE FLAG&#13;
IN THE AIR OVER THERE&#13;
MAYNARD'S WOOLEN MILL&#13;
YANKEE COURAGE&#13;
BEREAVED MOTHERS&#13;
GOOD-BYE JOHN&#13;
AUTO SUGGESTION&#13;
MY WIFE (IN MEMORY OF EVA, BY HER HUSBAND)</text>
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