Son of Henry Fowler, one of the petitioners for the town of Maynard. Mr. Orrin Fowler probably held more town offices than any citizen in the history of the town:
Selectman - 5 yrs
Assessor - 19 yrs
Board of Health - 18 yrs
Board of Welfare - 14…
Erected and donated to the town by Mrs. Orrin S. Fowler. It was later moved to Memorial Park and permanent one erected by Harry and Guyer Fowler in memory of Mrs. Fowler.
This Seal was adopted by the Board of Selectmen in 1871 and continued in use until the adoption of a new seal for the Town of Maynard in 1975. Original town seal was adopted at town meeting March 12, 1900. The new seal was adopted at a town meeting…
This original key to the office of the Assabet Manufacturing Company was in the possession of Mr. Paul Wilson, who at one time was in charge of the water works.
The post office was located on Main Street opposite the then existing rail road station. It was located were the mill is now. The building was moved to 3 High Street were it is now a private resident.
A pamphlet outlines the order of the Mass in a celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Ordination of Rev. Brian Flatley of St. Bridget's Church. Participants include the following names: Flatley, Sr. Kelly, Pitts, Pepi, Murphy, Walsh, Britt,…
The By-Laws include sections on Town Meetings, Financial Year, Town Treasurer, Water Register, Tax Collector and Taxes, Town Clerk, Assessors, Board of Health, Public Buildings, Dealers in Old Junk, Nuisances, Truancy, Streets, Jobs and Express…
A certificate Issued to Joshua Edwards as Grand Master, Loyal Assabet Lodge, IOOF No 6595, Manchester Unity Friendly Society, Maynard, April 5, 1893. The certificate of Grand Master is signed by Solomon Ledgard and Henry Axford.