Concord Junction Notes and Regional Social Updates
Lena Sheridan of Maynard visits Miss Catherine Reilly and Ruth Shepard marries Erle Judge in Concord Junction. James Reilly’s brother dies in Medway funeral led by Friday service. The Canney family in New York announce a newborn son Olive King Canney. Edwin Edwardson leaves W Acton to work for Alan Kennedy. Jeanette Wright visits Waltham. Joseph Christian recovers from hand amputation and returns to work at Lambrette Garnett mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sheridan
Maynard
Catherine Reilly
James Kenna
Rutland
John Kiloran
Edwin Edwardson
W. EB. Whitcomb
W. Acton
Alan Kennedy
James Reilly
Westwood
Medway
Heyward Canney
New York
Canney
Olive King
W. S. Leland
Browning
Arlington
Ruth Shepard
Erle Judge
Jeanette Wright
Waltham
Joseph Christian
Lambrette Garnett Mills
Walden Royal Arch Hosts Ladies Night in Maynard
More than 60 members of Walden Royal Arch chapter attended the Concord Tuesday Ladies' night. Special cars from Maynard carried delegates with some arriving by auto. A marriage bonus was announced at St Bridget's church for Mildred Deane Miller and William Morrell, with nuptials set for April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Concord
Maynard
Marrige
St Bridget's Church
Mildred Deane Miller
Hugh Miller
William Morrell
Pawnee Champions Win Close Maynard Bowling League Title
The Pawnee bowling team clinched the Maynard league championship after a months long battle, finishing with a last string drama as Allied Vets and Middlesex failed to overtake them. Middlesex needed 2 or 3 points but fell short, leaving Pawnee with the top honors and prizes including a $80 first prize and individual and team totals noted from the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Maynard
Middlesex
Jack" Lent
Allied Vets
Pawnees
Longua
Sheridan
Wenson
Carlton Jott
Hanson J
Maynard Defeats Franklin in Pas Time Hall Frolic
Maynard defeated Franklin 36 to 2 in a Saturday night game at Pas Time Hall with Franklin unable to score. Mrs Edward Reading and daughters Gertrude and Grace plan a weekend visit with sister Mrs William Campbell in Lawrence. A charity bazaar will be held at Hartwell store on Main Street to support the League of Catholic Women’s event in Boston April 27 to 29.
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Maynard
Franklin
Pastime Hall
Edward Reading
Gertrude
Grace
Willam Campbell
Lawrence
Gale
St. Brid- Eot’s
Hartwell
Main St
League of Catholic Women
Boston
Fair Opens Tonight At St George's Church Hall
The two night fair at Co operative hall in St George's opens tonight with decorated stalls, a minstrel show, and varied entertainment. Volunteers and local residents handle apron, candy, fancy, and pound tables while a 30 voice chorus supports acts including songs and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Cooperative Hall
Fred Oates
Joseph Parkin
Onke
Wilson Cuttell
Mdn Wooldridge
May Baskets
Inez Andrews
Mary Nyarton
Alive Newton
Olive Webster
Helen WilLcox
Candy
Louis Shaw
Albert Basthopa
Joh Doel
Oliver ‘Trees
Edwin Toop
Franc Seckers
Mary Owens
Papinean
Charles Eidney
South Acton
John Webster
Harold Butterworth
Job Doel
Alfred Billett
Jee Cram and Tonic
Jon Brown
Sidney Scott
Trikate
Marsden Waterouse
Charles Wdney
Door
Louis Cuttell
Clu
George Jamieson
Elmer Cook
Frank Coetler
Ralph Jones
Rank Taylor
Albert Goettler
Frerett Toop
Frank Taylor
Mark Newton
Alice McDonald
Lindsey Smith
Gis’ Friendly Society
Local Social Notes And Public Hearing On Road Relocation
Mr and Mrs Edwin Toop hosted friends in Boston this week. Miss Anna Flynn of Williamstown stayed with Mr and Mrs John Connors Brooks street. Miss Chara Hinks and Miss Mary McCarthy visited friends in Lowell Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles LaPorte and daughter Priscila of Nourthborn arm visited Mr and Mrs Frank Seekers Concord street. County commissioners offer a hearing Thursday at 11 in the selectmen’s rooms on relocating Great road from Sudbury to the Stow line and the relocation of Nason street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Edwin Toop
Boston
Anna Flynn
Williamstown
John Connors
Brooks St
Chara Hinks
Mary McCarthy
Lowell
Charles LaPorte
Priscila
Nourthborn Arm
Frank Seekers
Concord St
County Commissioners
Selectmens Rooms
Great Rd
Sudbury
Stow
Ahea
Nason St
Mrs Fred Axford Dies in Rockville Connecticut
Mrs. Fred Axford died at her Rockville home on Thursday after an indigestion illness. Survived by her husband and daughter Agnes four, funeral services held in Pittsfield with attendance from Maryland and New York relatives. She was active in Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society and the Womans Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Axford
Rockville
Agnes
Pittsfield
Shea
Mirynird
Axford
Ida Murphy
John Sunderland
Albert. Ax
Fine program at Riverside Hall Sunday afternoon
The White City Gaud held a concert at Riverside Hall with new and old songs sung in duet by Yoyo Mars and Dane. James Cheney performed a piano solo, Miss Gertunden Reading played viol, Miss Kittin Moore sang, and Miss Gertrude Connor and Miss Nellie read papers on Catholic Church topics. Fenn A. McCarron presided. Mrs. John Moynihan managed the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinmenk
Calbowdre
Ciess Gaudgh Riverside Hall
Yoyo Mars
James Cheneys
Gertunden
Kittin Moore
Opew Sale
Gertrude Connor
Nellie div
Fenn A. McCarron
John Moynihan
Women of St Hebigets to Aid Bazaar Concert
The Women of St Hebiget’s will conduct a fundraiser concert at Colonial Hall on Sunday evening April 24 to aid a bazaar at Symphony Hall Boston under the auspices of the Learne of Catholic Women. Miss Gaw will read as part of the program. Tickets are on sale and early sales indicate high attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hebiget's
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