Maynard Grange Plans Summer Garden and Exhibit Bonanza
Maynard Grange unveils a season of gardening cooking sewing contests with nearly $100 in cash premiums for best gardens and exhibits this July August and September. A 25 member Garden Committee oversees two divisions gardens and exhibits with multiple sub committees and a calendar of three exhibitions including a fall sale and entertainment to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Maynard Woman's Club
Aoil
Prick
Grange
Ch. Frank KE. Sanderson
Gertrude A. Deane
Albert Batley
Mabel &. Bishop
Ansley O. Dunham
Elizabeth Hodges
Aleck Fravier
Mabel FE. Bishop
Edmund Whitney
Beatrice KK. Taylor
Josie Eaton
Mabel KE. Bishop
Aleck Frazier
Beatrice KE. Taylor
Frank I Sanderson
Josie Faton
Margaret Whitney
Mars A. Sanderson
Laura E. Woodart
Flora M. Macurda
Alice A. L. Rapson
Hattie Dunham
Mabel G. Stanley
Sadie . Dwinell
Emma A Morse
Hinchcliffe Sisters Host Pawtucket Visitor Sunday
Miss Jennie Hinchcliffe of Pawtucket R I was a Sunday guest of her sister Miss Edna Hinchcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hinchcliffe
Pawtucket, R. I
Edna Hinchcliffe
Congregational Church Announces Midweek Service and Programs
The midweek service is set for Wednesday evening with a Bible lesson on David and Jonathan. Deacon Butterworth leads in the pastor’s absence as he attends a Suffolk West ministers meeting in Boston. The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with supper at 6.30. Mothers Day observances follow Sunday 10.15 am service with choir music by Herbert Lawton. Youth group meets at 6 pm in the vestry on My Church. Evening sermon at 7 pm aims for a popular topic inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Jonathan
Joel PL Butterworth
Suffolk West Association of Ministers
Central Church
Boston
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Parelors
Herbert Lawton
Funeral services for A. T. Haynes held at Brooks Street home
The funeral for A. T. Haynes was conducted Thursday at his Brooks street home at 2 PM. Rev. Frederick N. Rutan led the service with Miss Florence Mann singing Face to Face and Lead Kindly Light. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery with Masonic rites by Rt. Worshipful Thomas Deane. Bearers included Abel G. Haynes and others. floral tributes came from Charles A. Welch lodge and Maynard lodge. Relatives and friends traveled from out of town for the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Haynes
Brooks St
Frederick N. Rutan
Florence Mann
Glenwood
Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. M
Maynard Lodge
Thomas Deane
Abel G. Haynes
Albert W. Haynes
Cyrus Pickard
William Pickard
William McDavid
Local Notes From Concord Junction and Surrounds
George Blake enjoys a vacation from duties at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Arthur King of Westboro spent Sunday with family here. Henry Hawley plans a cement block garage on Main Street. Willow Rebekah lodge meets Monday with an informal whist party for members. Foundations for London's new block on Commonwealth Avenue completed. building starts this week. Corner of Main Street and Old Marlboro Road prepared for a new residence for John Hughes. Moving picture plans under Boy Scouts auspices with a seven reel film of the boys at work. The Boston Harness Shop resumes with more help and longer hours as demand for skilled harness makers rises. Ralph Howe faced Woburn court on a charge tied to not sounding his horn while driving through Winchester. he saved his position on file. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby hosted a dinner at the Milks' Home in Waltham. Mrs Derby performed vocal and instrumental selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur King
Westboro
Henry Hawley
Mainst
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Mengers
London
Commonwealth
Main St
Old Marlboro Rd
John Hughes
Boy Scouts
Boston
Ralph Howe
Woburn Court
Winchester
Benjamin Derby
W. C
Milks
Waltham
Fitting Observance At Concord Odd Fellows Anniversary
Friday evening Concord lodge 1 O. F. and Willow Rebekah lodges observed the 1ath anniversary of Odd Fellowship despite stormy weather. Fred J L Kimball of Boston provided entertainment with impersonations and songs. Refreshments of frozen pudding ice cream and cakes followed in the banket hall with committee Melvin Watson Chester Johnstone John Collins John Raymond and Martin Whitney for Odd Fellows and Mrs John Donovan and S T Bload overseeing Rebekah arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
O. F
Willow Rebekah Lodes
Odd Fellowship
Fred J L. Kimball
Boston
Banket Hall
The
Odd Fellows
Melvin Watson
Chester Johnstone
John Collins
John Raymond
Martin Whitney
John Donovan
S&. T. Bload
Rebekahs
Mrs. George Lee Narrowly Escapes Serious Auto Crash
Mrs. George Lee had a narrow escape after being thrown from a car driven by John Lee on Barrett's Mill Road near Henry Qua's residence. The vehicle struck an obstruction and skidded to a tree but details of injuries are unclear.
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George Lee
John Lee
Barrett's Mill Rd
Henry Qua
Mrs. Lee
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Quincy Monumental Works
Bedford Street
Concord, Mass
R. S. Williams
Concord
Bedford
Henry Savage Co. Incs
Lincoln
Acton
Maynard
Sudbury
John W. Raymond
Hubbard Street
Stra A
Austin Mec
Bank
A. G Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
Mesrs
Billy Sunday
Elijah
Walden Street
Leonard Cousins, Jr
Main Street
Encord Junction
Mass
Golden Oak
Mission
Henderson Company
A. T. Haynes & Company
Congregational Church
Woman's Club
Masonic
Lucille Barry
Florence King
Eastern Empire Lyceum Bureau
Concord Junction
George Blake
Massachusets Reformatory
Harley- Davidson
Harley-Davison Eee Cogchistad
William L. Aldred
Concord Junction, Mass
George G. Keith
Concord Jct
Tel
Thomas Healey
Concert Junction
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Laws Brook Rd
Pastor Davis
Cambridge
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Journal
Ss. H. Houghton
Harvard
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