Community Notes From Marlboro and Nearby Areas
A roundup of local visits and comings, including Mrs. Gilbert M Hawkes as guest of Marlboro friends and Miss Margaret Connolley visiting Dorchester. Reports mention illnesses, home repairs, job changes, travel to Boston and Concord, and a dangerous condition on Russell bridge. The eighth grade team won 18 to 0 at Bancroft street rounds. Memorial events and local organizational notices are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hendrickson
Waverly
Michael Kelley
Boston & Maine R. A
Louis Cuttle
Concord
Margaret
Lila Kelley
Boston
Edward Nealy
Powder Mill Village
Hart Hospital
Roxbury
Bert Larkin
Dennis Spain
Thompson St
Mabel Lowney
Francis Lowney
Cambridge
John McDonald
Mapleville
R. I
Mary Driscoll
Theodore Lowney
Watertown
Lizzie Wiggin
Haverhill
James O’brien
Millie Comeau
Leo Comeau
The
Grange
Main St
Fred Axford
Arthur Soar
George Webster
Elizabeth Wilson
Annie
Inez McDonald
Colonial Theatre
Reed Lyons
Stow
Berwick
N.S
Fred Lyons
Lee Fullenton
Enterprise
Elizabeth Dinsmore
Myrtle
Julia
Bancroft St
Congregational Church
Wilder X. ’S
Ohn Hannon
John Johnson
Whitby
Hastings
Boston University
Ethel Butterworth
Louise Dorn- Herbert Martin
Ruth Smith
Cheney
John Gibbons
Fowler
Washington, D. C
Congress of the D. A. R
Congress of the D. A. R. As A Dlegate From Old Concord
Harry Fowler
Jana
Wash
Dramatic club present The Bewildering Miss Felicia at Colonial hall
The Wo man’s club dramatic committee staged a three act play set in 1830 with period costumes and antique furniture loaned by members. Cast included Miss Lillian Childs and Mrs. Martha Champagne among many, praised for vivacity and accuracy. Bert Gleason aided with stage details and a large audience applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Club
Felicia
Colonial Hall
Bert Gleason
Gleasondale
Howard Wilson
Chas. H. Stanley
Gilbert Hawkes
Percy Dunlop
Gavin Taylor Jr
Robert Jackson
Harold Sullivan
Clarence Lloyd
Felicia Freeman
Lillian Childs
Adeline Paisley
Martha Champagne
Hippolytus Biddle
M H S lineups for Belmont game open season
The M H S lineup for today's game versus Belmont High includes D Lento H Morgan C F Maley at first F O Brien second BE McManus IS J Nord berg at third T Marsden II E Coughlin OF R Sheridan IF The Maynard game follows with Framingham alumni in attendance as fans back the team for a spirited season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H.S
Belmont High
D. Lento
H. Morgan
F. Maley
F. O’brien
BE. McManus
J. Nordberg
T. Marsden II
E. Coughlin
R. Sheridan
Framingham
Maynard
High school trip to Washington under Kenneth Damien planned
A party of 40 will accompany the high school on a spring visit to Washington guided by Kenneth Damien. Mr. Damien notes his groups have met President Wilson this year. A postal card offers a catalogue of prices and advice on ornamental trees shrubs and plants from Paul Revere Nurseries Concord. Information for Women Housework is trying on health and strength with mention of bladder concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth Damien
Damien
Wilson
Paul Revere Nurseries
Lexington Rd
Concord
Tel
Lincoln
Woman's Club Night Features Stereopticon Talk
This evening the Woman's Club observes an eight o clock program with guest Albert Leonard Squiers giving a stereopticon lecture on South America. A first class rowboat is for sale by Alex Espie at 8 Harriman Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leonard Squiers
South America
Alex Espie
Harriman Ct
Licenses Granted as Protests Mount Near M E Church
The selectmen award licenses to Campbell & Co Maple House Peterson & Co Maynard House and H A Clark & Co Somerset Hotel and plan three more two wholesale and one retail. The M E church board protests any license near the church and two remonstrants oppose licenses in one building. A public hearing is set Thursday evening to hear protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Selectmen
Wm. Campbell & Co
Maple House
Martin Peterson & Co
Maynard House
H. A.clark &Co
Somerset Hotel
Epworth League Holds Annual Banquet and Election of Officers
The Epworth league held its annual banquet and vestry meeting at the M E church Monday. The contest between Dana Jones and Albert Hodges ended, and officers elected for the coming year include Albert Hodges president Dana Jones first vice president Edmond Hooper second vice president Matilda Marsden third vice president Bertha Batley secretary Raymond Hooper treasurer Grace Parkin pianist and Mrs A Osgood junior league supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
Eugene F. Hunt
James B. Chadbourne
Frank Sanderson
Frederick N. Rutan
Lawton
Chas. L. Pierce
West Acton
Public
W. H. Millington
Porter W. Averill
Wm. Coulter
Graham Forgie
Florence Mann
Sadie B. Stitt
Mildred Randall
Irene Martin
Jesse Robertson
Annie Garlick
Edith Garlick
Ethel Carlson
Epworth League
M. E
Dana Jones
Albert Hodges
Edmond Hooper
Matilda Marsden
Bertha Batley
Raymond Hooper
Martha Parker
Grace Parkin
A. Osgood
Moose Lodge installs officers and honors retiring dictator
At the Maynard lodge Loyal Order of Moose regular meeting Past Dictator George D Elson installed the officers for the coming year. He presented retiring dictator Ottie W Metcalf with a jeweled watch charm. Installing officers included Joseph Schnab as dictator Cornelius J Murphy as vice dictator Frank A Prue as prelate Joseph Sheridan as secretary Walter White as treasurer Fred King as sergeant at arms Dennis White as inner guard Louis Delorey as outer guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
George D. Elson
George D. Eison
Ottie W. Metcalf
Joseph Schnab
Cornelius J. Murphy
Frank A. Prue
Joseph Sheridan
Walter White
Fred King
Dennis White
Liouis Delorey
Patrick Fitzgerald of Brookline Buried at St Bridget's
The remains of Patrick Fitzgerald of Brookline were brought here for burial Monday. Services were held at St. Bridget's Church with Rev. Walter J. Browne officiating. He was buried in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Fitzgerald
Brookline
D. A. Fitzgerald
Stow
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Ranks conferred at Grand Lodge convention in Cambridge
Grand Lodge rank conferred on Thomas R. Murray Charles J. Spence John B. Lent and Henry Hutchby past chancellors of Progressive Lodge Maynard at Bikes hall Cambridge during annual Grand Lodge convention. Thirty nine past chancellors from 23 lodges received the degree. Charles Shearer present chancellor commander attended the chancellor commander's meeting in the dame hall. Dr Roger S York addressed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Murray
Charles J. Spence
John B. Lent
Henry Hutchby
Progressive Lodge
R. of
Roger 8
York
Peel's Glasses Offer Relief for Headache Sufferers
Advertising copy promises eye comfort from glasses that rest the eyes and provide clear vision. It claims headaches from tired eyes will disappear and invites readers to consult the provider at any time.
Gift of the Gods Glasses Offer Free Consult
An advertisement touts glasses fitted to individual eyes to remedy sight defects. It claims new sight and ability to laugh at age and infirmity, with prices described as moderate and consultation offered free.
Peace Tidings Reading Highlights Glendale Church Meeting
The Glendale St church Young Peoples' Christian association held its regular monthly meeting with a self bound paper titled Peace Tidings. The program featured poems essays songs and a play by Anitti Ruuska plus a sermon by Rev Alpo Setala and singing by Miss Hilja Tuikka and Iimar Tuikka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Christian Association
Glendale St
Anitti Ruuska
Alpo Setala
Hilja Tuikka
Iimar Tuikka
Temperance Society Fair Promotes Piano Purchase
The Alica Temperance Society held a two night fair at its Main Street hall with dancing on Friday and a Saturday program including a one act comedy ring throwing an auction of donated items and refreshments. Proceeds fund a recently bought piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alica Temperance Society
Cemetery Committee Organizes and Plans Glenwood Fence Paint
The cemetery committee met in the selectmen room on Saturday evening and elected Fred Taylor as chairman and Louis Shaw as secretary. They plan to paint the fence and buildings at Glenwood Cemetery and have advertised for bids in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen’s Room
Fred Taylor
Louis Shaw
Glenwood Cemetery
Assabet Institution elects Case to investment board
At the quarterly trustees meeting on April 5, William B. Case was elected to the investment board to fill a vacancy.Howard A. Wilson, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of Assabet Institution For Savings
Wm. B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
Foley and Johnson Pharmacy System Weakens
A fragmented notice describes a system weakness involving Foley's and Se Johnson Pharmacy. Readable fragments indicate a fault impact on operations and potential vulnerabilities in pharmacy services. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Johnson Pharmacy
Reproduced Play Delights Socialists at Parker Street Hall
The Socialist Dramatic club presented a play about two young lovers facing church opposition. Love wins and the couple wed amid a large, appreciative audience. The party ended with the society members escorting the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Dramatic Club
Parker St
Gratitude Expressed After Bereavement and Floral Tributes
Mrs A Livingston and Miss Lila Clark thank friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement and for floral tributes. Thomas Archer and family extend gratitude for expressions of sympathy and love shown toward their wife and mother. Also includes an unrelated advertisement fragment for a mail order trial package and a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. M. Chandler
Fred Chandler
A. Livingston
Lila Clark
Pimner Clark
Thomas Archer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Marlboro Friends
Grace Wilder
Frank Taylor
Sadie Mallin
Fred Sabin
Mass. Highway Commission
Supt. of Streets
Joseph King
Isaac Davis Post
G. A. R. Hall
Woman's Club
Grand Lodge
Gift of the Gods
Rexall
DeLee
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Chicago
Ill
Jersey Butter CO
Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery
Jersey
N. Y
Main Street
New Fowler Block
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Trust Co
George H. Creighton
H. J. Dwinell
Charles E. Wheeler
Oy Apes New Trust Co
Ecome
Treas
Ree
Iaple St
A. L. Silloway
Great Road
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