Maynard Friends and Local Events Highlight Community News
Fe very week notes social visits in Maynard with Mary Martin recovering from illness and Dineen, Bent and Cowles families in local engagements. A Benevolent Society meeting is set at Congregational church while St Bridget parish marks a solemn high mass. A school nurse program operates at Roosevelt school and a Mass General hospital update reports Lester Cowles recovering after appendicitis with pneumonia risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Muartin
Joseph Melichands
Uoston
Antonio di Stasio
Joseph Dineen
Boston
Margaret Dineen
William Quinlan
Dan Boston
Joseph King
Sudha
Last Benevolent Society
Moye
Lester Cowles
James Cowles
Massacha General Hospital
White and Trust Mill Corner
Ground Hog Forecasts aWinder Shift and Local Notices
A whimsical ground hog interviews with an Enterprise reporter about Candlemas day and an open winter. The page also lists local social events, meetings, visitors, and community notices from Maynard including church services, club gatherings, a Valentine party, and a new United Cooperative Society store opening with Otto Fonsell as manager.
Maynard Congregational Church Concert Impresses Attendees
Maynard Congregational Church enjoyed a large attendance at a Sunday evening service with a notable choir under George Lawton. The program featured the "Snadows" piece by A N Pickerins of Marlboro and the pastor delivered an evangelism centered finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Ativeh
Corgeregitfon
Werneroday Evenine
New Jewish Club Forms Amid Rapid Progress
A reorganized Jewish club adopts "The Double Triangle Cink" as its name at Riverside Hall with Lou Rickles presiding. Committees named to secure quarters, draft a new constitution, and oversee educational work. Members include Mrs Joseph Glickman Fred Novogroski Miss Lida Pollep Samuel Lever and others. A brief program followed with violin solo by Miss Bernstein and readings by Miss Pollep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hall
Louis Rikles
Joseph Glickman
Fred Novogroski
Lida Pole
Jewish Welfare Board
Revenue official speaks on income tax laws remarks at Maynard meeting
William Henchey ex mayor Wo burn of the United States Internal Revenue speaks at the Maynard Business Men's association in Masonic hall about the 1920 operating cost of the IRS including enforcement of child labor narcotic and prohibition laws. He notes tax collection totals and urges taxpayers to rely on a deputy corps to ease filing for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henchey
Woburn
United States Internal Revenue Force
Maynard Business Men's Association
Masonic Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Massachusetts
Henchey
John J. Mitchell
Corps of Deputies
W. J. Sullivan
William Naylor
Maynard
Charles H. Persons
Boston
Edward Carlton
Bancroftst School
Maynard Council
Fowler
FP. I. Sanderson
Herbert H. Young
Still Trying to Organize Trolley League
William Bulger of Concord urged Joseph White to form a trolley twilight league with Hudson Maynard Concord Marlboro and nearby towns. White prefers supporting a willing manager and gives his time to revive local baseball while praising Buster for drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bulger
Concord
Joseph White
Maynard Town
Bulger
Hudson
Maynard
Marlboro
White
Buster
Installation of officers at Knights of Pythias
Progressive lodge Knights of Pythias held a Wednesday evening installation at Masonic hall. D G C Carl A. Clark with Db G P George I. Smith and D G M of A Charles Norcross presided. Officers installed included Howard F. Baker and Thomas F. Fox among others. Remarks followed a collation organized by John H Woller schied and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Hall
Carl A. Clark
George I. Smith
Db. G. P
Charles Norcross
Marlboro
Howard F. Baker
C. C
Thomas F. Fox
V. C
Joseph Schwab
P. E
Burgess Dickey
Wm VY. Cameron
R. Wand
Charles J. Spence
George W. Bradley
Charles H. Shearer
Charles Ryan
I. G
John Wollerschied
C. G
James Lent
Wm. W. Cameron
Grand Lodge
Charles J. Spencer
John H. Wollerschied
Jas. B. Lent
Wm. H. Irwin
Louis Emerson
Neils Jacobson
Rev David Angell Pastorage Sermon Day in Maynard
Services February 6 1921 include morning 10 45 sermon by Rev John M Arters D D subject The Mystery of Love Divine. Sunday school 12 noon with Mrs Smiths Mite Box. Evening 7 sermon by Dr Arters subject An Hard Saying Mark 16 16. Arters a noted former temperance public morals advocate. Maynard welcomes his all day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Angell
John M. Arters
D. D
Gentlemen's Night and Club Meetings at Masonic Hall
The Woman's Club lists events with the Gentlemen's Night of the Woman's Play at Masonic hall featuring the Pinfield-Charak Trio and others. February meeting chaired by Mrs John Cass includes speaker Miss Margaret Cummings and entertainment by Mildred Stone and Alfred Wheeter Stone. ticket sales end Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
John Cass
Margaret Cummings
Mildred Stone
Alfred Wheeter Stone
Mary Lawton
Parsonage Aid Society Reorganized as Ladies Aid
The Parsonage Aid society disbanded at a Sunday meeting and reorganized as a Ladies Aid society. The Women's Foreign Mission Society met at the home of Mrs. Alice A. Devham on Parker Street Tuesday afternoon. The Epworth League Reds plan a roast beef supper at the church on February 12 with all the fixings. A Studson Circuit Epworth League convention was held in Berlin Monday evening with a 16-member delegation from here led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Methe
Philadelphia
Miazpah Rebekah Lodge
Addison Lorimer
Portland
A. L. ‘Lorse
Summer St
Harlan Powers
Brockton
Leuis Powers
Lincoli St
Henry O'Donnell
Merlboro Hospital
George J. White
James Warrell
United Cooperative Society
Tarist
Samuel Lever
Clothier
Iow
Parker St
Otto Fponsell
Nine Year Old Girl Buried Saturday
Inez Crotty nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Crotty of Parks Street died Thursday morning from complications after an appendectomy performed three weeks ago. She leaves her parents three sisters and five brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at St Bridget's Church with a requiem mass by Rev. John J. Sweeney. Bearers were Harold Kelley William Sexton and John and William Johnson. Burial was at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Inez
Michael Crotty
Parks St
St Bridget’s Church
John J. Sweeney
Harold Kelley
William Sexton
John
William Johnson
Buerial
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Dyson to Witness in Canada Case on Cloth Theft
Charles Dyson traveled to Montreal to serve as an expert witness in a theft case involving cloth stolen in transit from the Canadian Pacific road. Dyson, a shipper for the Assaubet mill and local agent, will identify the cloth and testify about its shipment. the amount stolen is undetermined but believed large. The hearing was set for Tuesday morning.
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Canada
Charles Dyson
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Road
Dyson
Assaubet
Rawl
Commander Attends Americanism Congress in Boston Area
Mrs O S Fowler commander of Frank J DeMars Post American Legion Auxiliary attended the first Americanism Congress held Saturday in August at the Peabody Gardner auditorium State House under Massachusetts Department American Legion auspices. Speakers included Governor Cox Sailor Ryan and Professor Munro of Harvard with State commander James Duane opening the meeting and Munro serving as permanent chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Fowler
Frank J. DeMars
American Legion
Peabody Gardner Auditorium
State House
Massachusetts Department
Governor Cox
Sailor Ryan
Munro
Harvard
James Duane
Appointed Administrators Named for Hillis Estate
Judge Fred Morris of Hudson and Attorney Frank Carraher of Boston are named special administrators for the late Thomas Hillis. A permanent administrator action will follow this month. Appraisers include B. J. Coughlan Arthur J. Coughlan and a Boston real estate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Hudson
Frank Carraher
Boston
Thomas Hillis
B. J. Coughlan
Arthur J. Coughlan
Manufactur ers Outlet Corp opens new quarters downtown
The Manufactur ers Outlet Corporation, established on Nason Street last year, has moved to 29 and 11 Main Street and will occupy the premises in the near future.
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James O'Brien
Grant Sr
Pelo
Waltham
Enterprise
bLais Mening
Roy Nelson
Lowell Textile School
Mos
Mabel Brown
Brown St
Tithera
Magnanl Conneil Hoof
Riverside Hart
Albert Drechsler
Laura Smithh
M. Pb. Church
Moses Brennan
John Kelley
Shirtey
Mary Kelley
Baltimore
Edra Padton
Demuars St
Meostuy
Atverneay
Bedford
Hebert Lester
Thomas Po Parker
jon #H
Jinetiong
Central
Pamena
Sud- Hips
Leouinster
Maynard Mouse
Phyo Tiblovedt
Wien
Vicksday
Wil Hye
Pirldaeed
Bea Labseiel
Holy Name
Elub
Lobeausy
Crowley
Paster
Virdee
Mickies Fox
Moynihan
Fhiys Sture
Main St
Adv
F.L. Garland
Concord Jct
Paul Peterson
Barretts Mill
Junction
Tel
Hmecord
Presto Battery
Maynard Garage
Edwards
Butler Ave
Zoin Lotion
Wruggist
Maynard Congregational Church
McCleary
Knights OF
Pythias
Methodist Episcopal Church
Madame LeNormand
Try
Elkay’s
White Pine & Tar
Rexall
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rex
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Woman's
M. E. Church
Distasio
Swift
Squire
Agostino Visocchi
North Sudbury
Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchard Co
Louisiana
Stark Bros
America
Box
Mass
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