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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
5
Maynard residents attend visits and social events while local businesses report activity. A Sudbury street bridge closure limits to foot traffic, and church, lodge, and school groups schedule upcoming meetings and anniversaries.
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William Somerville spent Toure day with friends in Kendall Green. George Lynch was the victim of an early week grip attack. William Lynch, manager of the Na fonst bowling alleys, was confined at home by grip illness. Miss Hall of the F C Henderson Company will run the New Era club Sewing Machine sale at A T Haynes & Company starting Monday April 12.
The Easter program presented by the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening drew a large congregation and was praised for balance and preparation. It featured recitations by Dorothy Naylor Marion Wilson Thelma Veitch and Nellie Parmenter plus music by Grace Parkin Miriam Kempton Bennie Reynard Willard Lioya Robert Parkin and others with remarks by Rev. A Mor.
A. T. Haynes Co announces from Maynard Mass an exclusive right from F C Henderson Co Boston to sell 50 Standard Rotary sewing machines under a nationwide New Era Agreement Club Plan. Buyers pay 39.06 total with 39 weekly payments not exceeding 1.95, prepaid savings lowering cost to about 35.20. Various styles available. women in other cities praise the easy plan.
The Maynard Checkerlub led by secretary P. Matlin will attend a checker tournament at Wells Memorial in Boston on April 19. Delegation includes members from Lawrence, Lynn, Brockton, Hyde Park, Malden, Boston Elevated, and Boston post office clubs.
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