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                <text>The Nason Street Diner (aka D's Subs, aka Maynard Diner, aka White's Diner, aka Hoffman Diner) was a classic American Diner located at 48 Nason Street from, at least the 1920s until the mid 1980s.  (It was also listed as 50 Nason Street)&#13;
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(Note: The history of this diner is still a subject of research.  If you have information or photographs of the diner, please contact us.  Source citations are forthcoming.)&#13;
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Like the King Square Diner, it operated on leased property and the ownership and operation of the diner changed hands several times.&#13;
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Nov 1925 - A cellar for a diner (also known as a lunch wagon or lunch car) on Nason Street, owned by Byron &amp; Hoffman, was being dug and they found an abandoned oil tank from the Riverside Co-Op.  It is assumed this is the same Nason Street location as the diner described in this item.&#13;
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17-Nov-1933 - Maynard News article on the N.R.A. Armistice Day Parade  references a "Hoffman's Diner" (and "Priest's Lunch") as a participant.  (Why are we mentioning Priest's Lunch?  Keep reading...)&#13;
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In 1934 "Maynard Diner" began to appear in the newspapers - but it is unclear if these are referring to the same diner (even though the establishment the Nason Street Diner (then "Hoffman's Diner") would eventually carry the name "Maynard Diner".&#13;
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Like a number of other businesses the diner had a bowling league team, so they are mentioned often in the newspaper for the latest league scores / rankings.   &#13;
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There are also references to a "Priest Diner" and, in the June 1933 marriage announcement of Catherine Benson and Harold Priest, the article notes that the groom is the owner of the "Maynard Diner".    1934 bowling articles switch between "Priest Diner" and "Maynard Diner"... two teams from one diner or two diners?   It may take a while to untangle these names.&#13;
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Priest's Cafe is listed as 42 Nason Street in ca 1940 (19-Nov-1941 James Priest sought a liquor license for the cafe at that address).   (42 Nason was later the site of the Quintano's / China Ruby / Magnolia's restaurants.)&#13;
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Feb 1938 - Announcement in the Maynard Enterprise:  "George Comeau and Edward Theriault have purchased the Maynard Diner, corner of Nason and Summer Streets, Maynard. Harold Priest, well known in the business, former manager, has been engaged as manager."   (Nothing in this announcement makes sense.)&#13;
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ca 1936 - ca 1950 the diner was operated by Maynard resident Peter White.   We have newspaper articles referring to it as "White's Diner"  1936-1944.&#13;
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A 1943 article shows that "Priest's Cafe" and "White's Diner" are clearly two different establishments. &#13;
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ca 1950 - ca 1955 - the diner was operated by Maynard residents Sherman Sebastian and Gordon Burns.  Sherman Sebastian ("Sherm")  was a well-recognized chef in town and had worked at White's Diner since (at least) 1943.&#13;
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ca 1955 - ca 1965 - the diner was operated by Maynard resident Charlie Smith as the "Maynard Diner".&#13;
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ca 1965 -  ca 1985 - the diner operated by Maynard resident Bob Finnilia  (see 2016.157) as the "Maynard Diner"&#13;
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ca 1985 - Operating under the name D's Subs.&#13;
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ca 1985 - Demolished (along with Bacharach loading dock)  by Bill Murphy Construction to construct New England Appliance building.</text>
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                <text>Research by Tom Sheridan, Paul Boothroyd, Dave Griffin, et al.</text>
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                <text>Photo is an AI enhanced enlargement of a MFD fire photograph of the Spaghetti House Pizza fire that included the diner.  This is the best photograph we currently have of the diner.  See 2023.330.</text>
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              <text>AUTOMOBILES IN MAYNARD&#13;
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23 June 1899 - A horseless carriage is expected to be landed in town in the very near future.&#13;
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19 June 1903 - F. H. Harriman has exchaned his automobile for a new machine of greater horsepower.&#13;
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13 Nov. 1903 - Dr. F.U. Rich has purchased a new Stanley Automobile.&#13;
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12 Feb. 1904 - David Loewe had purchased a Knox automobile touring car with which he expects to do stunts next summer that will amaze the natives.&#13;
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18 Mar. 1904 - Quite a few Maynard people have attended the automobile show in Boston this week.&#13;
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8 Apr. 1904 - Rowland Harriman has purchased an automobile.&#13;
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15 Apr. 1904 - Dr. Howard Hamblin has purchased an automobile.&#13;
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5 Aug. 1904 - Charles H. Persons has purchased a fine new FORD automobile which together with his handsome new piano wagon, makes him well equipped with up-to-date vehicles.&#13;
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19 Aug. 1904 -Autos owned by C.H.Persons, David Loewe, F.H. Harriman, Roland P. Harriman, and Dr. F.U. Rich in the G.A.R. parade in Concord on August 18. About 400 autos of every shape, size and make represented.&#13;
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6 Oct. 1905 - C.H. Persons has purchased a new Rambling touring car.&#13;
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27 Oct. 1905 - W.W. Oliver has bought an automobile from C. H.&#13;
Persons.&#13;
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13 Apr. 1906 - Rowland P. Harriman has bought a new Stanley touring car.&#13;
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25 May 1906 - David Loewe has purchased a fine new Stanley automobile.&#13;
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10 Aug. 1906 - William H. Lord had purchased a new Stanley touring automobile.&#13;
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14 Sep. 1906 - J.W. Ogden has purchased a new Cadillac auto.&#13;
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28 Sep. 1906 - "Maynard Auto Station"-- special prices for parties to Brockton Fair -- Tel. 3-3&#13;
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12 Oct. 1906 - R.P. Harriman has purchased a new runabout auto.&#13;
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30 Apr. 1909 - Wm. H. Gutteridge has purchased a new "E.M. F." AUTOMOBILE.&#13;
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7 May 1909 - Dr. F.U. Rich has purchased a new Stanley automobile.&#13;
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30 Apr. 1909 - F.H. Harriman, sole agent for E.M.F. automobiles for Hudson, Maynard, Berlin, Bolton, Acton and Stow. 4 cyl. 30 H.P. $1250. Advertisement.&#13;
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11 Jun. 1909 - O.S. Fowler had a new E.M.F. auto sold to him by Frank H. Harriman.&#13;
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18 Jun. 1909 - W.B. Case has purchased a new E.M.F. auto which is the third sold by F.H. Harriman in Maynard.&#13;
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6 Aug. 1909 - Ford Auto Station, Maynard - Charles L. Ford, agent for the well-known Stanley automobile.&#13;
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15 Oct. 1909 - George Hart has purchased George Hooper's automobile. Ask for auto regulations to stop speeding in town by local and out-of-town drivers.&#13;
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24 Dec. 1909 - FORD and Mitchell automobiles are to be handled this coming season by the W.A. Haynes Co. and expects to do a large share of the auto business in this section.&#13;
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14 Jan. 1910 - W.A. Haynes Co. selling auto in Maynard. 1st FORD arrived 3/3/10 and 1st Mitchell arrived 3/34/10.&#13;
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6 May 1910 - W.A. Haynes delivered a FORD touring car to W. W. Oliver and a Mitchell touring car to W. C. Robbins of Acton.&#13;
&#13;
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3 Jun. 1910 - Frank Loewe has purchased a Stanley auto.&#13;
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3 Sep. 1913 - J.A. Coughlan applied for permission to build a garage at 19 Summer St. for sale of gasoline and all other articles pertaining to autos. License granted.</text>
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Backfield Coach: James Duggan&#13;
Line Coach: Harry Larsen&#13;
Junior Varsity Coach: Robert Viola&#13;
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Saturday, September 28, 1963, at Alumni Field&#13;
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Line Coach: Harry Larsen&#13;
Junior Varsity Coach: Robert Viola&#13;
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Siger's Men's Furnishings&#13;
Jay's Shoe Store&#13;
Beacon Pub. Co., Inc.&#13;
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Maynard Oil Co.&#13;
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Maynard Bus Service, Joe Mancini&#13;
The Fashion Shop&#13;
Gladys Beauty Studio, Gladys P. Wattu&#13;
Millstream Package Store&#13;
Rainville's&#13;
Oberg's Store&#13;
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Hawes Florist&#13;
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Western Auto Associate Store&#13;
Acme Supply Company, Firestone&#13;
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Barber Chevrolet, Inc&#13;
Marion's Luncheonette&#13;
Anderson Ford Sales&#13;
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Pizza Spaghetti House&#13;
Patty's Donut and Coffee Shop&#13;
Tarny's Barber Shop&#13;
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R. G. Roston, Pres.t&#13;
E. L. Marston, Sec.y&#13;
Wm.H Leupp 2nd Vice Pres.t&#13;
Samuel Sloan Jr. Ass.t Sec.y&#13;
&#13;
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.&#13;
16,18,20 &amp; 22 William St.&#13;
&#13;
Please Address&#13;
P.O. Box, 1510.&#13;
New York&#13;
&#13;
June 12th, 1896.&#13;
&#13;
W. H. Gutteridge, Esq., Treasurer,&#13;
Town of Maynard,&#13;
Mass.&#13;
&#13;
Dear Sir:-&#13;
&#13;
Your letter of 10th inst. received, enclosing apparently bond No. 112 of the Durham Water Works Company.&#13;
&#13;
We regret to inform you that the signature on this bond, purporting to be the signature of the Vice-President of this Company, is a forgery.&#13;
&#13;
We also regret to state that there are a large number of bonds outstanding which are counterfeits.&#13;
&#13;
The total issue of bonds originally made on February 5th, 1887, was $125,000., being Nos. 1/125, and all were certified by the Farmers Loan &amp; Trust Company, Trustee, by its Vice-President, and delivered upon the orders of the Company.&#13;
&#13;
On the 23d of May, 1894, Mr. E. G. McInnes, of 209 Washington Street, Boston, called upon us and exhibited a number of bonds, nine-tenths of which were thrown out by us as being forged bonds, not bearing the proper signature of the Trustee.&#13;
&#13;
The firm of Howland &amp; Ellis, of Boston, of which Mr. Ellis of said firm was Treasurer, handled the issue of these bonds.&#13;
&#13;
Along in 1894 four of the, Nos. 90/93, were presented to us and pronounced forgeries.  The said bonds carried with them Just 1st,&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
-2- W.H.G.&#13;
&#13;
1892, coupon, and we exhibited to the party the evidence on our books that coupons from bonds of the same number had been paid, and statement together with cancelled coupons sent to the Company, and that Messrs. Howland &amp; Ellis were the parties who provided for the payment of these four coupons.&#13;
&#13;
Since 1892 we have not disbursed any moneys for interest on the said bonds, not knowing whether the Company had done so in Boston or elsewhere.&#13;
&#13;
It might be well for you to correspond with E. G. McInnnes, of 209 Washington Street, who will give you more definitely the total number of bonds that they held for their client, which were pronounced forgeries, and probably may lead you into the insight of this forged issue&#13;
&#13;
Yours very truly,&#13;
&#13;
The Farmers' Loan &amp; Trust Co.,&#13;
by&#13;
&#13;
(signature of W.D. Searls)&#13;
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Samuels Studio (8 Waltham St., Maynard)&#13;
Jay’s Shoe Store (Main St., Maynard)&#13;
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