The " Brothers of the Brush" Funeral Procession for the Burying the Razor ("John Dulledge") departs from Maynard Town Hall on Main Street at 2pm on New Year's Day.
The Razor was buried at Memorial Park near the corner of Nason and Summer…
A comprehensive scrapbook of the events leading up to the 100th Anniversary of the incorporation of Maynard. Most of the scrapbook are newspaper clippings from the Assabet Beacon but also includes artifacts such as tickets.
This booklet contains information about St. Casimir's Church and a list of parishioners and their donations throughout the year. It also contains information about Vatican II, some prayers, and inspirational verses. (Click image at right for…
This booklet contains information about St. Casimir's Church and a list of parishioners and their donations throughout the year. It also contains some prayers and inspirational verses. (Click image at right for searchable .pdf file.)
This booklet contains information about St. Casimir's Church and a list of parishioners and their donations throughout the year. It also contains information about Christmas, some inspirational messages, prayers, and poetry. (Click image at right…
A color photo of the stone slab identifying the Don Lent Field in Maynard, 1989. The marker is located between the south parking lot of the Fowler School (on Tiger Drive) and the recreation field further to the south.
Centennial Belles Float in the Maynard July 4th Parade commemorated the upcoming Maynard Centennial. Riding on the float were
junior and senior members of the Belles and the Brothers of the Brush.
The "Mother’s Shift" at Digital Equipment Corp was well represented
at Maynard Pre-Centennial Dance (held on the 99th anniversary of the Town's incorporation) wearing 1870's clothing.
Barbara lannarelli, Dolly Edgar, Isabelle Alpine, Teddy…
Jim Stone (from Norfolk, MA) addresses a general meeting of the Maynard Brothers of the Brush. Mr. Stone gave the gathering some ideas on centennial activities that might be adopted for Maynard's celebration.
Final goodbyes and moaning as the casket of "John Dulledge" is transported to its final resting place with the Centennial Belles spraying shaving cream on the casket as it passes by.
Two photos from a Brothers of the Brush general meeting at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club "Sheriff" Bill Robinson is stuffed into a trash so he can be brought to the "Judge".
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