These buttonhole scissors were owned and used by Mrs. James J. Morgan.
Buttonhole scissors are made for making buttonholes without stretching or damaging the fabric. The first United States patent for a scissor-style buttonhole cutter was in…
A promotional brochure produced by the Concord, Maynard & Hudson trolley and sponsored by various merchants along the route from Hudson to Concord. From the introduction: "The completion of the Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway connects…
The By-laws have 11 articles that includes:
Article I: Name; Article II: Quorum; Article III: Officiers and Their Duties; Article X: Dissolution; Article XI; Amendments
In 1871 a committee comprised of the following was organized to draw up By-Laws for the newly incorporated Town of Maynard: William H. Maxwell, John Hillis, Joseph W. Reed, Asakel Balcom, W. Hazelwood and George P. Randall. Town Clerk: E.R. Chase,
Adopted by Town Meeting November 27, 1939.
By-Law Committe;
Thomas F. Parker, Arthur J. Sullivan, Hartwell W. Flood, Herbert W. Martin, James J. Ledgard, Patrick A. McGrath, Donald A. Lent, Frank J. McCarron, William A. Naylor
Two photos of the By-Rite store. One is of the drawing held at the opening in November 30,1974. The two winners were: Richard Mahoney, of Maynard, and Mrs. R.E. Sweeney, of Boxboro. . The second photo shows Micky Olivo, the owner.
The store was…
Bylaws of the "parent" organization of the Assabet Village Minutemen. The Council informed and organized various minutemen organizations across New England, focused around the United States Bicentennial in 1976.
C. H. Persons was a dealer in pianos and organs, small instruments, and other musical merchandise. His store was located in the Riverside Block, Maynard.
A textbook like treatise on the the woolen business including all types of calculations in the processing of wool. The book was published in England for the English woolen industry. The back of the book has may ads, see sample page.