Maynard People and Friends Page Notes Local Socials
Maynard social items include visits from Arthur Feepck and infant son from Marlboro, the Ledgards returning from a Florida tour, Frank Butters visiting after forty years, and a Girl Scouts meeting at A. M. Beckwith’s home. Easter services and decor at Memorial Church, Sheridan's orchestra booked for the Senior class reception, and town residents hosting weekend guests from Beverly, Lawrence, Melrose, and Lynn. A blanket of snow greeted Monday morning, with church unions at the Methodist Church and a proposed Valley Baseball league forming among local clubs.
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Naelhea
Molvif
Gupiil
Mian Loinneh
Bar
Arthur Feepck
Marlboro
Benort
Inter
Brank Ramesh
Peter Johnon
Braves
Poston
Girl Scouts
A. M. Beckwith
East Se Ubery
James. Ledgard
Florida
Frank ‘Butters
Lowell Real Dent
Ferns
Colon's
Hal
Sheridan
Grace Walter
Unitarian Cchurch
Rath Smith
Classical High School
Lynn
John’ Smith
Nason Street
Methodist Church
Lonnon Perkins
Caroline Taunton
Frances Miller
Grace Miller
Benjamin Wilson
Karl Baldwin
Jeanor Bonker
Arline Naughter
Lian Butler
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Performance at Cooperative
Jamaica Plain guests Mr and Mrs George Jack visit their son Robert. Grace Eaton, va waa theater guest of MP and Mr George H Gutteridge attend. Mag range at Cooperative presents April 24 with Connors Melody Bogan. Question Club meets on Summer street with Rene Martin hosting. Framingham hospital patient improving. Concord trip for Dr and Mrs Hutch. Mary Morton returns home from Bertradas trip. Mr and Mrs A N Young stay with brother Charles Spier.
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George Jack
Leonard Stiles
Beni
Framingham Hospital
Hames W. Hutchinvenors
Hn Concord
Bertradas
Mary Morton
H. B. Rice
Eareps
Mra. A. N. Young
Mrs. Young
Charles Spier
Lawyer John Donahue Lectures on Civil Government
Atty John Donahue gave an instructive lecture on Civil Government at a White Cross Guild meeting held at Cooperative Hall on Sunday evening. Vocal selections by Thomas King, accompanied by Robert Sheridan on piano, and John Hannon presided as president.
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Atty John Donahue
White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
Thomas King
Steal
Robert Sher'dan
Ohn Hannon
Card of Thanks for Harr A Clement Family
The family of the late Harr A Clement acknowledge grateful appreciation for sympathy and services offered by friends.
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Harr
A. Clement
American Woolen Company to announce changes next week
Lawrence April 16 a number of changes will be announced by the American Woolen Company early next week. Abolishing the welfare department ends a World War era factor in four local mills. Ignatius MacNulty to stay in labor duties, Howard C Frye to retire, Booster publication may be discontinued. Possible sale of a Shawseheen Village farm and other farms expected.
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Shawseheen Village
Concord celebration links Isaac Davis with local descendants
An interested spectator at the Concord celebration is Mrs. Robert Lester of Arthur Street. Arthur Street is a direct descendant of one of the men who fought with Isaac Davis at the Concord fight in 1775. Solo mon Smith of Acton Centre, a Revolutionary soldier, was great great grandfather of Mrs. Lester. She owns an old flintlock pistol from Revolutionary days and copies of Boston papers detailing the celebration. Boston Weekly Journal accounts from April 22, 1875 describe her riding in the official carriage representing Maynard. Records note Solomon Smith saw Isaac Davis fall at the old North Bridge with a British bullet in his body.
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Concord
Robert Lester
Arthur Street
Isaac Davis
Solomon Smith
Acton Centre
Lester
Boston Weekly Journal
Old North Bridge
Homestead Destroyed by Fire on Monkey Street
George Davidson’s homestead on Monkey street was completely destroyed by fire Tuesday morning last week. Sparks from a chimney ignited the roof. by the time help arrived the house was a mass of flames. A shed and a large rear barn were saved. Davidson and neighbors salvaged most furnishings. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars with no insurance.
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George Davidson
Monkey Street
Stow
Davidson
First Prize Captured in Woman's Country Club Event
First prize captured by Mrs. BD Coughlin with Mrs. Arthur Bariteau taking second and Mrs. Irving Dart third and fourth. Refreshments followed whist. Wal club races between Se School will take place Wednesday April 22.
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BD. Coughlin
Arthur Bariteau
Irving Dart
Wal Club
Se School
Easter Services Mark Holiday Across Local Churches
Easter Sunday attracted large crowds at multiple churches. Rev C M Redstone preached at the Methodist Episcopal Church and a pageant titled The Called Mae was presented. St George’s held four services with liturgy and music amid elaborate floral decor and a special Easter program. Finnish Congregational and other churches also reported big attendance and festive decorations.
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Wnhaend
Aterna
C. M. Redstone
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mae
Hiram Parkin
St. George’s Church
Arthur B. Papineau
John Vaananen
Maynard Country Club Opens For A Lively Golf Season
The Maynard Country Club opened for play after a mild opening week. Golf fans crowded the links as greens and fairways impressed, signaling a strong season ahead. Once a local curiosity, golf now leads local outdoor sports with growing devotion and visitor attendance.
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Maynard Country Club
Maynard
Hiker Returns Home From Colorado Trip
Waino Tofferi, one of three Maynard youths who left in May for a California hike, has arrived home this week. The party, including Waino Maki, was reported to have ventured toward Colorado and the Grand Canyon while pursuing their trek, with intermittent notes of rest and resupply along the way.
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Colorado
Waino Tofferi
Maynard
California
Rescuers Save Children From Fire in Fitchburg House
Savikoski Charles Weck and Kenneth Prue returned Sunday night to a Fitchburg residence and rescued children and furniture before firefighters arrived, preserving lives and property despite the blaze.
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Resque
Savikoski
Charles Weck
Kenneth
Prue
Fitchburg
Little
Baseball field warning prompts surface repair at Crowe Park
An issue warning urges restoration of the field at Crowe Park due to ruts and uneven spots that threaten playability. The notice stresses adherence to the enforcement order and cites expected maintenance actions by year’s end.
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Biles
Naice
Crowe Park
Guest Night Marked By Men's Fraternal League
The Men's Fraternal League held a guest night at the vestry of the Congregational church Tuesday evening. Harry Larkin presided as president. A fine program featured vocal and musical numbers by Lowell women and readings by a Boston reader, followed by a collation. Planning was by Wallace Priest, Sidney F. E. McCleary, Howard Case, H. H. Young, and Frank E. Sanderson.
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Congregational Church
Harry Larkin
League
Lowell
Boston
Wallace Priest
Sidney FE. McCleary
Howard Case
H. H. Young
Frank E. Sanderson
Angelo Arena Notice of Death and Funeral Services
Angelo Arena 19 son of Mr and Mrs Agostino Arena Main Street Med at the Cy Hos et Kee York Tuesday of last The body was brought to tones of his parents and fine services were held at St Bridget Spates on Sunday afternoon Donahue officiating Bevis wan was in St Bridget's concrete cemetery.
Bereavement Note for Frans A Brigard and Family
The Brigard family thanks friends and relatives for support and condolences shown during their recent bereavement. They express heartfelt appreciation for kind acts and sympathy extended during this difficult time.
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Frans A. Brigard
Satin Shoes at L J Rickles Shoe Store Ad
An advertisement for satin shoes from L J Rickles Shoe Store located in Maynard Massachusetts promotes the latest fashion model offerings. The notice highlights new styles and a shopping venue for customers seeking refined footwear.
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Maynard
Mass
Marlboro Couple Wed In Marlboro Massachusetts
Marlboro couple Miss Jennie Whalen and Norman Edward Bouthilette married Monday afternoon at St. Bridget church. The ceremony started at 1 30 pm with Rev. Edward Crowley officiating. Guests came from Marlboro Hudson Springfield Whitinsville and other nearby towns. The couple will reside in Marlboro and plan a wedding tour to New York.
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Bride Whalen
Thomson Street
Norman Edward Bouthilette
Rim Street
Marlboro
St. Bridget Church
Edward *. Crowley
Mins
Jennie Whalen
Andrew Vigeant
Rome
New Yor
Nard
Hudson
Springfield
Spencer
Whitinsville
Brooklyn
Villa
Woonsockes, Rp
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