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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
4
Maynard town records a series of community notes from residents. Moves, hospital assignments, births, visits, and illnesses are cataloged alongside local club events and upcoming meetings. The town copes with storm damage while members resume duties and social gatherings proceed in adjusted form.
A White Cross Guild session at Roverside Sunday drew many members. Treasurer’s report notes about 590 dollars raised by the Old Folks ball boosting the guild treasury. Mrs John Moynihan of Waltham Street was named chairman of the entertainment committee.
Sixteen ex service men and an extensive Maynard Knights delegation were hosted in Hudson Monday night. Speakers included Father from St Bridget's and District Attorney Pelletier of Boston. Gifts and charms were presented to the ex service members.
William Connelley purchased the grocery and provision business of Archer Brothers on Waltham Street and took possession Monday. A well known citizen and former Fleetmen board member, he previously ran a restaurant on Nason St. Edward Archer plans to move to California to pursue business opportunities.
Town Clerk and officials faced a feverish scramble as ballots mailed from Hudson and Madison arrived late or not at all. Transportation disruptions and heavy snow led to a special messenger being sent to Hudson to ensure delivery before polling began Monday morning.
Miss Anna Frye of the Boston Literary Association will speak to the Girls' Friendly Society at 7 p m at St George's Episcopal church Wednesday evening. Rev George H Toop rector of the Church of the Holy Apostle Philadelphia will address the Men's club of the church the same night. Rev Mr Toop is brother of Edwin Toop Maple street overseer at the Assubet mills.
Miss Ida Yokinen reports that all leading merchants except one have signified willingness to close on weeknights except Friday and Saturday. The remaining proprietor lives out of town and could not be reached. The closing rule will take effect next week.
Renewal of the fire department club life is planned at fire headquarters with a pool table enlarged recreation rooms and a large front recreation space if permission is granted. A moving picture show is set for Wednesday February 25 to raise funds and restore public appreciation of the fire ladies with arrangements by Joseph Farrell James ODonnell Frank Parks and John Wollerschied.
Community leaders discuss attracting new industries as Tompkins Co of New York seeks a building with about 10 000 feet of space for a silk throwing operation. A meeting will review the inquiry and plan programs by notable speakers on town affairs and current events.
Union services attracted a large congregation despite transportation issues. Rev BE N Atiyeh delivered the sermon at the Congregational church while Mrs M B Church and Wal Fred Rithiluoma gave soprano and violin solos respectively. Herbert Lawton led the organ. The two churches plan a pageant The City Beautiful directed by Mrs Howard A Wilson scheduled for Easter at East. Midweek prayer will be at the Methodist church. John Gibbons, Harvard graduate and Navy veteran, considers future industry work after his studies. À tour Champagne Sudbury sr was ill this week. Maynard lodge initiatory degree set for this evening. Officer J F Connors returned to duty after illness.
A Sydney Bulletin reflection notes that in 1852 British plans to seize New Caledonia failed after a French informant tipped rivals. France seized New Caledonia and nearby islands including Loyalty and the New Hebrides, while Britain later claimed Maoriland in a linked contest. It compares the outcomes to a French defeat on a post for New Caledonia.
Four years of stage use have led to the availability of imitation wood fire logs. The three or more logs are translucent asbestos reinforced with metal and hollow for electric bulbs. Hand painted bark and ends mimic partially burned logs and glow with proper shading and reflection. A large log form with imitation ash pile is also offered for big fireplaces.
A Maynard group plans a Tuesday meeting February 24 at the Masonic hall to test interest in forming a civic body or merchants association open to all with a broader charter. Leaders envision a Boston City Club style organization uniting workers, merchants, and professionals to discuss community welfare.
James Lin explains shaping the valve end to a steep angle and centering the valve on the lathe to avoid side thrust when reassembling in the engine. The guidance emphasizes careful centering to prevent misalignment and damage.
Note the cap filler hole on gravity feed tanks usually has a small air vent. Keep this vent open to allow air entry so gasoline can flow to the carburetor. If fuel won’t reach the carburetor despite a full tank, verify the air vent is open before further troubleshooting.
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