Local Notes and Social Roundup from Concord Junction
Miss Lena Sheridan of Maynard visited Miss Catherine Reilly on Sunday. James Kenna and family from Rutland stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Kilkoran. Edwin Edwardson left W E Whitcomb to work for Allen Kennedy. James Reilly’s brother died at Westwood and funeral held in Medway. Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Canney welcomed a son born April 8 in New York. Mrs Canney is Olive King of town. Mr. and Mrs. W S Leland and Mr. Browning attended Ruth Shepard and Eric Judge wedding in town. Jeanette Wright spent weekend in Waltham. Joseph Christian recovering from hand amputation return to Lambrette Garnett mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sheridan
Maynard
Catherine Reilly
James Kenna
Rutland
John Kiloran
Edwin Edwardson
W. E. Whitcomb
W. Acton
Alany Kennedy
James Reilly
Weatwood
Medway
Heyward Canney
New York
Canney
Olive King
Sonere
Leland
Browning
Arlington
Ruth Shepard
Eric Judge
Jeanette Wright
Waltham
Joseph Christian
Lambrette Garnett Mills
Auctioneers Notice For April Sales In Concord
Otis H. Bushford Auctioneer Concord Junction Massachusetts announces all day sales with J. J. Skahan at Hudson on Monday April 19 and Monday April 26 at 9 a m including J M Manson property on Lincoln street and Acton town farm with agricultural gear wagons sleds engines and house contents timber lot to cut 250 000 to 300 000 feet two years to clear four large sales planned in May with posters at selectmen for full details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Magss
Concord
J. J. Skahan
Hudson
J. M. Manson
Lincoln Street
Acton Town Farm
Maynard Walden Royal Arch members attend Concord Ladies Night
A Maynard delegation of over 60 Walden Royal Arch members attended Concord Ladies Night on Tuesday. Maynard members mostly traveled by chartered bus with others arriving by auto. Banns of marriage were announced at St Bridget's Church on Sunday for Mildred Deane Miller and William Morrell, with the ceremony planned for April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Concord
Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Mildred Deane Miller
Hugh Miller
William Morrell
Pawnee Bowling Team Clinches Maynard League Championship
The Pawnee bowling team won the Maynard Rowl ing league title after a season-long battle, clinching the championship on the last string of the final match as Allied Vets fell short to Middlesex by a point. Standings show Pawnee 63 31 636, Middlesex 68 32 680, M C A A 58 45 80, Allied Vets 37 59 59885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Middlesex
MC. A. A
Peterson
Billet
G. Lesage
R. Lent
Morgan
James Lent
Allied Vets
Reds
Maynard
Pawnees
Sheridan
Denson
Carlton
Hanson
Farrell
Miller
Taylor
Billett
Maynard Defeats Franklin 36 to 29 in Pas Time Hall
Maynard beat Franklin 36 to 29 in a Saturday night game at Pas Time Hall. Mrs Edward Reading and daughters Gertrude and Grace will visit Mrs William Campbell in Lawrence over the weekend and on April 1. A St Bridget’s parish women’s sale at Hartwell store on Main Street supports the Catholic Women’s League bazaar in Boston April 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Franklin
Edward Reading
Gertrude
Grace
William Campbell
Lawrence
St. Bridget’s
Hartwell
Main St
Boston
Fair Opens Tonight at St George's Church Hall
The big two night fair at Co operative hall opens tonight with elaborate decorations, ten booths, and varied entertainment. A minstrel show by the Men’s club, local talent, and a Girls' Friendly Society performance Thursday promise brisk business and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Cooperative Hall
Fred Oates
Joseph Parkin Oake
Wilson
Charles Edney
South Acton
John Webster
Harold Butterworth
Job Doel
Alfred Billett
Joe Brown
Sidney Scott
Maraden Waterhouse
Charles ‘Edney
Louis Shaw
Lews Cuttell
U.S
George Jamieson
U. S
Kilmer Cook
Frank Goettler
Ralph Jones
Frank Taylor
Albert Goettier
Everett Toop
Mark Newton
Alice McDonald
Lindsey Smith
Girls’ Friendly Society
Mrs. Oakley
Laura Parkin
Mary Newton
Hazel Wasthope
Ethel Jamieson
Mary Sales
Social Visitors and Local Hearings Highlight Town News
Mr and Mrs Dwin Toop hosted friends in Boston over the weekend. Miss Anna Flynn of Williamstown stayed with Mr and Mrs John Connors in Brooks Street. Miss Clara Binks and Miss Mary McCarthy visited friends in Lowell. Mr and Mrs Charlies LaPorte and daughter Priscila from Northboro visited Mr and Mrs Frank Seckers in Concord Street. County commissioners will hold a hearing in the selectmen's room Thursday at 11 to discuss relocation and repair of Great Road from Sudbury to the Stow line and relocation of Nason Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Flynn
Williamstown
John Connors
Brooks St
Clara Binks
Mary McCarthy
Lowell
Charlies LaPorte
Priscila
Northboro
Frank. Seckers
Concord St
Selectmens Rooms
Great Rd
Sudbury
Stow
Nason St
Mrs. Fred Axford Died in Rockville Connecticut
Mrs. Fred Axford died at her Rockville home after acute indigestion. She leaves husband Fred Axford a daughter Agnes 14. Funeral services were held and burial took place in Pittsfield where she was born. She was a Congregational church member and active in the Ladies Benevolent society and the Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Axford
Rockville
Agnes
Pittsfield
Maynard
Axford
Ida Murphy
John Sunderland
Albert Axford
Isaac . Binks
Magdalene
C. E
White Cross Guild entertains Riverside hall meeting
An afternoon program followed a regular White Cross Guild meeting at Riverside hall. Mrs Lee Donahue and Mrs James Cheney sang duets, Miss Gertrude Reading played piano, Miss Laura Moore violin, and Miss Gertrude Connor sang. Nellie May delivered a paper on The Catholic Church in This Country. Frank J. McCarron presided. Mrs John Moynihan organized the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Riverside Hall
Lee Donahue
James Cheney
Gertrude Reading
Laura Moore
Gertrude Connor
Nellie May
Frank J. McCarron
John Moynihan
Sacred concert to aid parish bazaar at Symphony Hall
The Women of St Bridget's parish will present a sacred concert at Colonial Hall on Sunday evening April 25 to raise funds for the parish bazaar at Symphony Hall Boston under the League of Catholic Women. The Adelphi quartet with reader Miss Gow will perform, previously appearing under White Cross auspices for the Red Cross war effort. Tickets are on sale and early sales show strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Colonial Hall
Symphony Hall
Boston
League of Catholic Women
Adelphi Quartet
Miss Gow
White Cross
Red Cross
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