Maynard Parish Reunion at St Bridget’s Parish Hall
The St Bridget’s parish annual reunion drew large crowds over Wednesday and Thursday at Colonial Hall. An entertaining program by the Children of Mary Society and the Boys of the Junior Holy Name kept audiences lively and satisfied, marking a departure from prior years to accommodate the big turnout.
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St. Bridget’s Parish
St Bridget’s Parish
Colonial Hall
Aart
Children of Mary Society
Holy Name
Holy Name Society Fairy Comedy Draws Hearty Applause
The Land of Night staged by the Holy Name Society delighted audiences with two acts. Cast included Princess of Night Helen Colombo and Sun Princess Mildred Mullin with a large group of attendants. The Junior Holy Name boys offered New Brooms Sweep Clean, while the closing number The Bowery Night School energized the crowd. Refreshments followed as committees and volunteers coordinated a successful reunion.
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Holy Name Society
Princess of Night
King Moon
Helen Colombo
Margaret Beavis
Helen Smith
Eileen Priest
Mildred Herbert
Helen Morgan
Helena Donahue
Marie Smith
Marjorie Hilferty
Annie Kane
Grace Duggan
King Sun
Mildred Mullin
Local Social Figures Attend Event in City Hall
Llevan, Mrs Garney, Mrs Louis Sullivan ven, Mrs A A Hilferty, Mrs Susie Sheehan, Miss Gertrude Morgan, Miss Annie Lyons, Miss Minnie Hilferty, Miss Mary Moynihan, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mary McAvoy, Miss Annie Murray, Miss Irene O’Donnell, Miss Laura Moore, Mrs Weaver, Miss Annie Kinsley, Miss Margaret Culmane. A J Rourke was in the ticket office and Jos O'Brien on the door.
Mizpah Rebekah Whist Party After Meeting at Hall
Mizpah Rebekah lodge held a whist party at Odd Fellows hall after a regular meeting Thursday evening. Prizes awarded: ladies first Mrs Albert Parkin, consolation Mrs John Croft. gent's first Charles Stat tuck, consolation Carl Laubenstein. Counters were Miss Mary Leithead Mrs Lessie McGarry and William Goulter. Arrangements by Mrs Margaret Massden rs Ines Lester Mrs Grace Trees Miss Nellie Parmenter Ralph Jones Elmer Cook and Hans Erickson.
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Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Albert Parkin
John Croft
Charles Stattuck
Carl Laubenstein
Mary Leithead
Lessie McGarry
William Goulter
Margaret Massdenrs
Ines Lester
Grace Trees
Nellie Parmenter
Ralph, Jones
Elmer
Cook
Hans Erickson
Fast bowling teams split even in two hard fought matches
The Red Acre Five won Thursday night while the All Stars captured Friday’s tilt at Maynard alleys. Taylor led with 125 in a trio of strings totaling 315, edging Ed Billett and Jim Lent who both posted 314.
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Red Acre
Maynard
All Stars
Taylor
Mately
Ed Billett
Jim
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Celebrate 102nd Anniversary
Maynard Lodge 151 Mizpah Rebekah Lodge 54 and O O F plan a joint 102nd Odd Fellowship anniversary at Cooperative hall on April 2. Batting Mahler Concert Company will perform vocal and instrumental music, with Murphy's Orchestra providing dance music after the concert. A joint committee including Mrs John B Shaw and others directs arrangements.
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Maynard Edges
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Cooperative Hall
Batting-Mahler Concert Company
de Chatauqua
Murphy's . Orchestra
John B. Shaw
Artiur J. Dawson
William B. Case
Ada Rand
Harry Rodway
James 0. Saton
Rebekahs
Robert Lester
Elmer W. Cook
John A. Garlick
Percy A. W. Muntor
The
Odd Fellows
Junior Baseball Practice Sparks West End Victory
The West End team beat East End 6 to 2 in a Saturday practice scrimmage as Katowich caught and Warrell pitched, with Murphy catching and Johnson on the mound for East End. Norman Sims led the Holy Name Society Juniors to a win over Peter Johnson’s squad in their first game.
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West End
Battery
Katowich
Warrell
East End
Murphy
Johnson
Holy Name Society
Norman Sims
Peter Johnson
Wilder Returns Contract Lets Springfield Standoff End
Brick Wilder has not signed with the Springfield Baseball Club and seeks a new contract. Buffalo reportedly wants him, while Springfield faces pressure to meet his salary figure or release him. Wilder, in prime condition, awaits a go season and could land with another team if Springfield balks.
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Brick” Wilder
Springfield
Brick
Springfeld
Hiim
Uplake
Buffalo
Drick
Chicken Pie Supper at Methodist Church Delights Community
A chicken pie supper at the vestry of the Methodist church drew strong support on Saturday afternoon with more than 200 plates served. The Epworth League organized the event, with Mrs. Robert Veitch, Miss Margaret Gates, Rachel Gates, Wold-Binks, and Frank Howe leading preparations assisted by League and Ladies Aid Society members.
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Methodist Church
Epworth Beagie
Robert Veitch
Margaret
Rachel Gates
Wold-Binks
Frank’ Howe
League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Marriage Announcement in Dorchester Church
The banns of marriage were announced at St Paul’s Church Dorchester between Joseph Duncan Walthamst and Miss Margarety Fitzgerald daughter of Christopher Fitzgerald of Borchester. The marriage will take place Monday April 25. They will reside in Cambridge.
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St Paul S,church, Dorchester
Joseph
Duncan
Waltham Sst
Margarety Fitgeerald
Christopher I, Fitzgerald
Borchester
Cambridge
Operation May Cure Thomas King's Hands
Thomas King of Powder Milled returned home late in the week after six weeks of treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was injured five years ago by powder at the American Powder Co plant and his hands never fully recovered. Doctors are hopeful an operation performed at the hospital will improve his condition.
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Thomas King
Massachusetts General Hospital
King
American Powder Co
Michael Kelly Awarded Grade 1 Operator Status
Michael Kelly of Boston has earned a Grade 1 operator diploma and serves as chief operator at a land station in Boston. He is believed the youngest in the state to attain this grade and recently intercepted a message from a ship docked at an English port.
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Michael Kelly
Boston
Mary Kelly
Mr Kelly
Odd Fellows Run Degree Schedule For Local Lodges
Maynard lodge of Odd Fellows held a meeting Wednesday night to plan a parade on April 19 directed by Allen Howard. Eleven candidates were initiated. The first decree will be exemplified April 20 for Maynard Concord and Acton lodges. The second degree will be worked April 27 by Concord lodge and the third degree May 4 by Acton lodge.
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Maynard Lodge
OOF
Allen Howard
Maynard
Concord
Acton
Concord Lodge
Acton Lodge
Ils
Death of Mrs. Alice N. Prentiss in Stow
Mrs Alice N Prentiss widow of Frank H M Prentiss died at her home in Stow on Sunday April 1. She leaves husband Frank H M Prentiss a son Frank S Prentiss of Stow and a daughter Mrs Frank T L Bickford of Indianapolis Indiana formerly of Concord.
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Alice N. Prentiss
Frank HM. Prentiss
Stow
Frank S. Prentiss
Frank Tl. Bickford
Ind Napolis
Indiana
Concord
Maynard Opens Baseball Season With Old Rival Concord
Maynard starts its baseball season on April 19 against Concord, aiming for a strong hometown clash. Manager White has not named the lineup yet, with regulars and Yannigans in practice twice weekly and a Saturday後 game planned.
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Maynard
Concord
Emerson
Eddie Loughlin
White
Yannigans
Hudson
Gardner
St Cooperative Hall
Cooperative Hall
Exhibition of Old and New Pictures for Riverside Hall Event
The Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration reunion committee plans an Old and New Pictures of Local Interest exhibition at Riverside Hall on Old Home Day, April 19. Townspeople are urged to contribute photos, which will be carefully stored and returned in good condition. Committee members listed include Mrs Frank Sanderson, Mrs John Horan, Mrs Albert W. Haynes, Mrs Howard A. Wilson, Mrs Irvin Howe, Mrs John Maley, Mrs Brooks Reed, Mrs Arthur J. Coughlin, Miss Alice Nagle, and Miss Laura Woodart.
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Riverside Hall
Frank
EB. Sanderson
John Horan
Albert W. Haynes
Annual Fair of St George Parish at Colonial Hall
Tickets for the St George Parish annual fair at Colonial Hall on April 27 and 28 are selling rapidly. The hall will be decorated and entertainment offered each night with home talent including Roderick Melver and Miss Hazel Easthope in a sketch, plus vocal groups and soloists. Master Winslow Rouge and Miss Edith Hinton will perform on another evening. Booths will feature fancy articles and candy.
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St. George's Parish
Colonial Hall
Roderick Melver
Hazel Easthope
Ralph Jones
Lindsey Smith
Elmer Cook
Everett Toop
Winslow Rouge
Trinity
Edith Hinton
Maynard Council Set For First Anniversary Banquet
The Maynard Council plans a Riverside Hall banquet on April 27 with over 250 covers engaged. State council secretary Mr Prout and other leaders are invited. Gertrude Crosby of Boston will present songs stories and readings and the New England Trio will provide instrumental music. It is the council’s first Ladies night.
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Maynard Council of C
Riverside Hall
Prout
State Council
Gertrude Crosby
Boston
New England
Forty Fivers Accept Challenge of Champs
Frank McDonald and David Carey of Concord accept the challenge of Farrell and White the Middlesex Cigar Factory champions as announced in The Enterprise last week. Farrell and White, the perpetual champs, have trimmed all comers.
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Frank McDonald
David Carey
Concord
Farrell
White
Middlesex Cigar Factory
Maynard
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White Cross Guild
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Irish Relief Fund
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