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Maynard Cricket Club with Trophy
Front: J. Cowles, Al Billet, ___?, M. Waterhouse
Center: Fred Oates, A. Easthope, T. French, ___?
Back: T.Murray, ___?, ___?, ___?, H. Rodway, A. Webber
Center: Fred Oates, A. Easthope, T. French, ___?
Back: T.Murray, ___?, ___?, ___?, H. Rodway, A. Webber
Maynard Cricket Club with Trophy - ca 1910's
The club won the cup in Clinton.
l to r: Jack Booth, Albert Easthope, Thomas French
l to r: Jack Booth, Albert Easthope, Thomas French
Maynard Cricket Club with Trophy - ca 1906
l to r: Ben Hooper, Alfred Billett, Thomas Wright, Marsden Waterhouse
Complimentary Banquet program
Maynard Cricket Club and Athletic Association
A six page program for the First Annual Grand Complimentary Banquet held at Cooperative Hall, Summer St. on Saturday Evening, November 18th, 1905.
Reception Committee:
H.J. Rodway, Pres., H. Whitehead, V.Pres., A. Webber, Sec., F. Oates, R.…
Reception Committee:
H.J. Rodway, Pres., H. Whitehead, V.Pres., A. Webber, Sec., F. Oates, R.…
File folder of newspaper clippings
United Cooperative Society
A miscellaneous collection of newspaper clippings relating to the Maynard United Cooperative Society.
Shown: Election article on the eight individuals running for four positions on the Board of Directors - Richard Burckes, James Allan, Noble…
Shown: Election article on the eight individuals running for four positions on the Board of Directors - Richard Burckes, James Allan, Noble…
Dairy - 1950
United Cooperative Society
Operator is Veikko Alfred Saaristo. This is the River Street bottling plant. Square bottles were easier to fit in refrigerator.
Match Book Collection
United Cooperative Society
Hermon Hosmer Scott (H.H. Scott, Inc.).
Uncle Pete Carbone's "Twin Tree Café" .
The Twin Tree Cafe was run by Pete (Uncle Pete) Carbone for many years. It was famous to everyone throughout New England. Now owned…
Hermon Hosmer Scott (H.H. Scott, Inc.).
Uncle Pete Carbone's "Twin Tree Café" .
The Twin Tree Cafe was run by Pete (Uncle Pete) Carbone for many years. It was famous to everyone throughout New England. Now owned…