Local briefs mention social events and civic notes around Concord
Daughters plan a whist party at Odd Fellows hall May 15. Faith Finnerty of Hudson hosted Sunday guests Mary and Grace Sweeney. Knights of Columbus honored in Worcester. Dr Louis Sullivan to move offices on Nason street. John Rounds reports auto license business. Harley Dwinell began building a new Concord home. William Stokes to sail for Russia in June. A new birth at Lincoln street Deaconess hospital. Haynes Woodward near completion of Tremont street dwelling. Lady Warwick lodge plans whist party. Reunion attendance at St. Bridget's parish. Joseph Bottonne bought William Perry property on Dartmouth street. Murphy at Eye and Ear in Boston improving. Ethel Jamieson to wed William Edwards this month. Civics club met. Frederick Clavier spoke. D.A.R. Colonial Congress in Washington. George F.P. desk room for Maurice Ta Levante of Consolidated Film Laboratories. Worcester Dramatic Club drama at Parker Street hall. Central Pomona meeting at Lincoln. Charles Linner to entertain in Marlboro. Maynard baseball manager Dr Edward J. Walsherty plans home-player team. season setup underway.
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Daughters of Plan
Concord
Louis Sullivan
Nason St
PL Hi
Delon
W. B. Case
John Rounds
Ws‘press Co
Harley J. Dwinell
William Stokes
Kusland
St. George
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Martin Kane
Worcester
St.Bridget’s Parish
Joseph Bottonne
William Perry
Dartmouth St
Frank J. McCarron
Cornelius J. Murphy
Ifirmary
Boston
Richard Welsey
Liae
Gata
Ty Nut
Joseph Schnab
Lawrence
J. Woodbury & Cons
John I. Lawton
Burlington News
Catherine Lawton
Great Road
Rabbi J. Marcus
Joseph Guckmiun
Waltham St
Williamn Lowney
Assabet Mills
Stew
Frederick T. Clavier
O. S. Fowler
Colonial Express
Washington
Purdey
ID. A. R. Congress
Maurice Ta Levante
Consolidated Film Labratories Co
George FP
Fur trading ad lists stock and flat prices in Fargo
An ad offers buying and selling fur bearing animals and related stock. It invites orders with stock details and states low flat prices on large shipments. Contact at 517 NEP Ave, Fargo, N. Dak.
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Ala
Nep. Ave
Fargo
N. 2
Town Meeting Urged On Maynard Estate Purchase And Sunday Sports Law
Citizens request a near term town meeting to decide on buying the Maynard estate and to debate adopting a Sunday sports law. Supporters expect a large turnout. opposition exists in some quarters but is outweighed by those favoring adoption. A committee member seeks clarity on procedural wording from a recent meeting.
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Binks
Selectmeat
Amory Millynard
Row
Maynard
Mareh Tawa
Musonard
Matee Naan
Fae
Pyrat
Jetean
Danced in Lowell by Miss Laura Gault at church
Miss Laura Gault a Maynard child dancer gave an entertainment in Lowell Friday night under the Universalist church. Her talent has drawn interest beyond her town and she has received an engagement offer to perform with eight girls in several cities. Miss Anna Coughlan of Fitchburg Normal School was ill and confined at home for a few days. Assessors plan to finish their annual town pilgrimage this week and then focus on Office Walk.
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Laura Gault
Maynard
Lowell
Universalist Church
Anna Coughlan
Fitchburg Noro) School
History making Official Laborate Model prompts Dr Winley
An invitation invites readers to hear the history making Official Laborate Model and its appeal to Dr Winley, encouraging attendance to learn more about the model and its significance.
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Mr. Fidison
Grange Dramatic Club presents The Adventures of Grandpa farce
A large capacity audience attended the Grange Dramatic Club's three act home talent performance The Adventures of Grandpa at Cooperative Hall Monday. Cast members included Miss Rose Hanson Orville Tucker Walter Denniston and Mrs Adelaide Sims with director Mrs Wilders praised for staging while Frank Sanderson Walter Denniston and committee organized the event followed by dancing until midnight.
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Grange Dramatic
Grandpa
The
Cooperative Hall
Tom Ftintems
Kloompy
Berns
Miss Mary Inn
Montgomery Ray
Walter Denniston
Tod Hunter
Albert Gnotiler
Otis Hammerbend
Gerrandpa
Orville Tucker
Tinoney
Monte
Dorothy May
Rose Hanson
Officer McCormack
Patrick McGrath
Dainty Marie Ribeau
Paris
Adelaide Sims
Mildred Barstow
Lacey Hunter
Ted
Mabel Biss
Patsy Hanscotch
Albert Goettler
Grange
Lectures At Antlers Club On Citizenship And Thrift
Mrs. Claude A. Gilson spoke on What Women Need to Know as Citizens at the Antlers club rooms to a full audience. She noted her Wellesley education and roles in women’s clubs and overseas missions. A piano solo and a later talk by Mrs. Living TD Palmer on Thrift were announced for April 27, inviting the public.
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Antlers Club
Claude A. Gilson
Gilson
Wellesley College
Mass. Federation of Women's Clubs
Massachusetts
Generan
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ge. 1
Den
Pershing
hMranve
Ilo
Jackson
Arthur Jordan
von Sale
Anid
Maynared
Iiving TD Palmer
Chicken Salad Supper Hosted by Ladies Benevolent Society
A chicken salad supper will be held at the Congregational church on Thursday April 29 under the Ladies Benevolent Society. Tickets are on sale. committee members include Mary Linton A J Morse O Mowler A M Wawkes Maude Gutteridge Alice Tower Margaret Whitney Jennie Haynes and Howard Case. An entertainment feature is planned with committee members Rachel McCleary L Mrsia McGarry Robert Archer Thomas Parker Eva Frye. Congregational church members meet after Sunday service to reaffirm Pastor Rev N Atiyeh will remain in his position.
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the Ladies! Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Mary Linton
A. J. Morse
O. & Mowler
A. M. Wawkes
Maude Gutteridge
Alice Tower
Margaret Whitney
Jennie Haynes
Howard Case
Rachel McCleary
Lessia McGarry
Robert, Archer
Thomas ’, Parker
Eva Frye
Atiyeh
Seven Candidates Take Civil Service Exam for Letter Carrier
Seven candidates including Harold Sheridan and Svante Kukkula took the U S civil service exam for letter carrier at the local office under A J Sullivan. Results will be sent soon as the carrier system aims to start May 10. two carriers will come from the list for three total positions. Joseph Farnell was appointed to number houses by the board of selectmen. he begins this week with business districts first, while vacant land will receive a number for every 60 feet. Farnell also handles a line of mail slots and small boxes for doors selling quickly.
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Harold Sheridan
John Stiggins
James Maton
William Sweeney
Edward Ledgard
Francis Binnocchi
Svante Kukkula
U. S. Civil Service
Theigh School
A. J. Sullivan
U.S. Civil Service Commission
George Edward White
Dist
Joseph Farnell
Board of Selectmen
Farrel
He Plains
Farrell
Brick Wilder Eyes Fresh Start With Springheld Team
Brick Wilder awaits the Mew Hogland league opener and report to the Springheld squad. The big man shows peak form and claims his arm, in a season preview echoed by local admirers from bat boy to elderly citizens as Springfield kicks off next week.
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Brick” Wilder
Wing
Brick
Springfield
Maynard GOP to Organize Steps This Month
Thomas Wright, chair of the Republican Town committee, announced the Republican League of Massachusetts will organize Maynard Republicans this month. Arrangements include a banquet at Cooper Hall on Friday evening, April 8, with Congressman John J. Rogers as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wright
Republican Town Committee
Republican League of Massachusetts
Maynard
Cooper
John J. Rogers
M S baseball nine to open season at home against Wayland HOS
The M. S. baseball team led by Cape Roy Marshan will open the season today at home against Wayland HOS after limited practice due to cold weather. The squad will then travel to Concord for the annual game with Concord High School.
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M.S
Cape
Roy Marshan
Wayland Hos
Concord
Concord High School
Soap Making Demonstration At Lever Bros Cant Bridge
Principal H. F. Bates and chemistry teachers from the N. 4 Association inspected the Lever Bros factory at Cant Bridge on Saturday. The demonstration showed soap making from start to finish and included Lifebuoy and Welcome brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Bates
N. 4. Association
Lever Bros
Cantbridge
Brush Fires Tie Up City Fire Units Saturday
Brush fires kept the fire department busy Saturday afternoon. Silent alarms sent crews to Waltham Street Fletcher Corner and near the railroad bank by the freight head, with swift responses to each blaze.
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Wiscanta
Waltham St
Fletcher Corner
Murphy Leads Cooking Club Conference at Middlesex Warm Bureau
Milas Alice Murphy, president of the Cooking club of the Home Economics club, attended a conference of directors at the Middlesex Warm Bureau headquarters in Waltham on Saturday. The sewing and cooking clubs have been successful this winter, and plans are proposed to organize canning, potato, garden and pig hatchery efforts for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Alice Murphy
Middlesex
Waltham
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Avid
Wall
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Dil
Saul
Rh. Finley
Edison
New York State
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Sidney E. McCleary
Butter—Fine Creamery
Tea—Best
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Maynard Trust Co
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kKind
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Concord Dot
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