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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
2
Maynard residents and visitors figure in a string of notices from sports to church events. School teams, club meetings, and parish activities feature names like Maynard, Marlboro, and St. Bridget’s, with several obituaries and social notes among the fragments.
A group of educators from MIT and Middlebury College spoke to pupils at Pike School in an anchored assembly. Dr George Miller of Taft College joined Prof Douglas and Prof Lee to discuss learning.
Dr John McGuinness of Wilmington will take over the practice and occupy the office of Dr Edward Flaherty on and after March 19. He has practiced eight years and is related to the Flaherty family.
Stage victory by St. Casimin’s quintet over Hudson, 49 to 46, featuring a sharp defense and precise shooting that built a 432h lead at halftime. Visitors mounted a late rally but local regulars held on as Maynard Bridge and notable figures celebrated at a church supper and prize event.
Fullenton Hat Shop at 72 Main Street Maynard promotes new Spring and Easter hats with a distinctive line of wearables. Local shoppers are urged to visit for fresh styles and seasonal selections.
The Maynard post VFW Auxiliary hosted the inaugural home Whist party at Mrs Mary Fowler's Ac ton road residence. Winners included Mrs Louise Comean Mrs Fred Lemoine Mrs George Hack John Moynihan Norman Nordberg and Elmer Mattson. The next event is scheduled for March 19 at the VFW headquarters in the United Cooperative building on Mainstreet opposite the Strand theatre.
Leominster P O defeated Maynard P O champions in a Lynch alleys Monday night. Captain Jim Farrell led with strong play and the locals claimed the crown as Paquette posted a 284 high and Farrell a 1938 series score.
A notice seeking a reliable tenant for an eight room house at 12 Walcott Street Maynard requests inquiries to E M Graves 105 Pleasant Street Concord NH.
The Easter pageant The Faster Pilgrim directed by Mrs Howard A Wilson and Miss Helen Hinch will involve about seven performers and a distinct presentation of the Easter message. Lent services led by Rev Mille and Rev Matthew Vance highlight weeklong events at the Methodist and Union Congregational churches with joint Good Friday observances at St George's Episcopal.
The note invites readers to attend Thursday events tied to a "9 Dollars Days" promotion at Idea Store. It mentions May and appears as a brief community notice without specific names or locations.
Brdson hosts mixed basketball results with coach Martin and Captain Cesario praised for guiding the team. Lent’s lineup adjustments featured heavily as Hudson and Westboro rivals crashed in lopsided showdowns. Gutteridge Johnson led locals, Saints edged Boys Club, and Marquette relay eyes title defense as Midland League speculation grows.
A compact advertisement from New Idea store touts money saving opportunities for customers, highlighting discounts and value on products featured in the ad.
An advertisement seeks domestic workers of all nationalities, male or female, including couples, for employment. It emphasizes careful consideration to each call and is signed by Mrs.
About 20 parishioners attended the church membership and Christian Life class last Sunday. The group will meet Wednesday at 7 0 with the topic The Christian Life and Stewardship. All are invited to attend. Sunday worship at the Congregational church will follow the usual schedule with the pastor preaching.
The Ladies Benevolent Society announces a public Easter sale with a cafeteria supper at the church. The sale opens at 4 00 PM and the supper runs from 5 30 PM to 7 50 PM on Friday March 27, with proceeds supporting church needs.
Winifred Blackmere of Subury has been elected to the Student Council of Jackson women's department at Tatts College.
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