Maynard Community News Highlights Local life and changes
Maude Cowles visited with Lynn over the weekend. Teachers and students at local schools are noted with absences and resumes. The Maynard Trust Co. store space is promised to town offices with fixtures donated. A variety of social events, performances, and club meetings fill the week, including a play rehearsal, a question club, and a whist gathering. Local officials discuss town office use and a new delivery of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Cowles
Lynn
Robert Lester
Assabet Mills
Arnold Linegin
Worcester
Joh McKinley
Walter
7 Ct
Aasr Mullin
Main
Thomas Wright
Edith Chandler
Lowell
IOOF
Sret
Hugh Connors
Ition
Nature
Ruth Smith
Cal High School
Mr and Smith
Nasan Street
Themc
Wight
Australia
Mr. White
Ing J King
Board of ‘Selectmen
Maynatd Trust Co
Naylor
Mr King
Trust Co
Street Mouse of Good Cheer at Rathskeller Luncheon and Music
A Rathskeller event offers a Ladies Lunch from noon to 2 pm and a dinner from 6 to 8 pm with a Blue Plate special at 2 in the evening. Music features Holmes Orchestra and Imperial Marimba Band. Contact Capito! at 4480 for more details.
Printing, Lectures Spur Town Improvement Efforts
A lecture series by local printer D. C. Osborn in Brooks Block on Nason street inspired town beautification. The campaign led to better town appearance and the popularization of Nason street on circulars, yielding visible improvements and community pride for that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Osborn
Brooks Block
Nason Street
Osborn
Lecturies
Maynard Grange Hosts Children Night at Cooperative Ball
Maynard Grange entertained fifty or more children and guests at the annual Children’s Night at Cooperative Ball on Thursday. Mrs. Leslie Sims introduced performers including Millard Swett and Ann Bellows, with recitations by Ralph Whitney and Esther Elson, songs by Esther and Lois Murray, and dances by Lillian Sullivan. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Glenwood Swett and others, with games and music to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Leslie Sims
Millard Swett
Ann Bellows
Ruth Hull
Ralph Whitney
Esther Elson
Ethel Elson
Rachel Tucker
Barbara Whitney
Ann Tucker
Esther Murray
Lois
A O H Auxiliary Holds Grocery Whist at Masonic Hall
A Grocery Whist event organized by the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H drew a large crowd at the Masonic Hall on Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to Edward Ledgard as first place and to many others including Mrs Joseph Dineen Mrs Mabel Waldron Mrs Jas Priest Isaac Binks Annie Cullinane and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
Edward Ledgard
Joseph Dineen
Mabel Waldron
Jas. Priest
Isaac Binks
Annie Cullinane
Nel Me Hannon
Charles Turnbull
Susie Sheehan
Catherine White
Celesine Klufts
William Maley
Frank McCarron
Mary Moyniin
Mary
Noble Morton
Keegan, Jr
Agnes Gibbons
J. Lynch
Guild Seeks New Members To Boost Treasury
The White Cross Guild held a Sunday evening meeting launching a membership drive. The treasury has been heavily drawn upon this past year and solicitors will canvass houses. A music program featured Helena and Alice Donahue with their mother Mrs Mary Donahue, a vocal solo, plus a reading by Marjorie Hilferty, a student at Emerson College of Oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Helena
Alice Donahue
Mary Donahue
Thomas King
Marjorie Hilferty
Emerson College of Oratory
First Prize Awarded at Grocery Whist Party
Lady Warwick Lodge of the Daughters of St. George held a grocery whist at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday evening. Mrs Arthur Bariteau won first prize for ladies while James Farrar of South Acton won for men. The event was arranged by a committee including Mrs. Cora Newman Mrs. Fred Palmer Mrs. Fred Scott and Mrs. Joseph Marsden.
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Warwick
Wounded fox dies in Tobin yard near Thanksgiving Pond
A large fox shot and dying crawled into William Tobin’s yard near Thanksgiving Pond and collapsed near his back door. Tobin found the animal the next morning, reported to game warden Joseph Sehanzatz, and the fur was sold to local hunter Raymond Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tobin
Thanksgiving Pond
Joseph Sehnatz
Raymond Sims
Maynard Mizvah Lodge Plans 107th Anniversary Event
A joint committee of Maynard Lodge No. 481 and Mizvah Rebekah Lodge No. 54 I O F invites members and families to a 107th anniversary celebration in Cooperative Hall on Wednesday May 5. Entertainment includes Eccles and Versall character artists Gertrude Crosby reader and Ruth Brewer instrumentalists. Committee members include Henry B. Price chairman Robert Lester secretary and several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Mizvah Rebekah Lodge
Eccles and Versall
Gertrude Crosby
Ruth Brewer
Odde
Henry B. Price
Robert Lester
Henry Price
Charles C. Murray
Stella Cook
Mary Leithead
Wil- Nees RB
Joules
Edward W. Archer
Brayden
Ralp
Clinton T. T. Team Triumphs Over Maynard Town 46 to 20
Clinton T. T. routed Maynard Town Team 46 to 20 at Pastime Hall on Saturday night. Led by Pete Walier with seven baskets, Clinton displayed a sharp passing and close-range attack and stifling defense. Duggan and Kangas scored for Clinton. Maynard struggled to finish under pressure. Referee King oversaw four ten-minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton T. T
Maynard Town
Pastime Hall
Clinton
Pete Walier
Clinto
Duggan
Kangas
Community thanks for sympathy and flowers after bereavement
Ernest MacDonald and Alice MacDonald express appreciation to neighbors and friends for kind words, acts of sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.
To Let Furnished Rooms for Lighthouse Keeping
Furnished rooms available in Concord Mass with modern improvements. Suitable for lighthouse keeping. Box 117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Miss Hilferty Leads In College French Play at Emerson
Miss Marjorie Hilferty of Emerson College of Oratory Boston played a leading role in a French production Wednesday. She has been chosen for a part in The Upper Room to be staged soon by the Newman Club at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hilferty
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Early golfers play at Maynard Country Club warms up season
Despite the official opening set for April 19, several eager golfers used Sunday weather for practice rounds at Maynard Country Club. The grounds are improving after winter and are expected to be ready for full play by the opening date.
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Maynard Country Club
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