Newspaper article which appeared in the Polish language newspaper "Przeglad Tygodniowy", ("The Polish Weekly Review"), published in South Boston, page 3. Using Google Translate, the following approximate translation was derived:
The seal is used to execute a legal document or guarantee the document's authenticity. A seal is unique to a sealer and is used by government agencies, corporations and notaries public to show that the document is validly executed, acknowledged or…
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…
The seal is used to execute a legal document or guarantee the document's authenticity. A seal is unique to a sealer and is used by government agencies, corporations and notaries public to show that the docum ent is validly executed, acknowledged or…
Newspaper article dated August 20, 1987, indicates that after 17 years, St. Casimir's parish held its last Polish Picnic. St. Casimir's was a small parish of only about 100 families, and the parishioners were aging. They no longer had enough…
Newspaper article dated February 10, 1977, describes Archbishop Sheen's third annual visit to St. Casimir's Church. He presided over a Holy Hour service with a procession. The cross-bearer was Roland Rozwadowski. Thurible and incense bearers were…
Augusta (Agusta) Johnson emigrated from Sweden with her husband John in 1891. They settled in Maynard on Great Rd., in 1920. John was a carpenter who built houses. They had two children, Agnes Cecelia and Ragnar Johnson.
A black and white photo of Harold W. Koford who was born in Maynard in 1894. He married Katherine Wilson in 1920. He served in the Army during WWI. Harold sustained a living as an itinerant farmer. He died in 1965 and is buried in Stow, MA.
A black and white photo of David Foley, born in South Acton, MA in 1895, and shown here in his WWI uniform. David married Hannah Mary Johnson of Maynard on April 22, 1917. The marriage was held at St. Bridget's Church. David Foley served his…
Fr. John Cannon, associate pastor of St. Bridget's Chruch, who served the people of Maynard for 12 years, was transferred to St. Bernard's Parish in Concord. A concelebrated Mass of Thanksgiving was held at St Bridget's on Sunday, May 27, 1978,…
A post card photo of Daniel Sullivan who was born in 1888. "Danny" Sullivan worked as an Assistant Paymaster in the American Woolen Company office. His family lived on Great Road in Maynard. His parents were James & Hannah Sullivan,…
A sepia photo of John R. Underwood and his wife, Pauline Miller, and children, Herbert and Jean. John was an electrician with the Assabet Mills. He and his family did relocate to Providence RI. In 1921, John was working on an elevator on a job in…
A black and white photo of Agnes Johnson. Agnes was a long time resident of Great Road, Maynard, MA. Agnes was born in 1897 in Maynard to John A. and Augusta (Anderson) Johnson.
The second and third photos include Ragnar Johnson, Agnes's brother,…