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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1920

Page

7

Maynard event notes and school closures

The article notes spring vacation closures with schools closed Friday and reopening Monday May 3. It mentions the Odd Fellows planned whist party at Odd Fellows hall on April 28 and reports Maynard fight fans attending the Kirby Britt bout in Lawrence. Also lists visitors Mrs Rickles and daughter Rives of Marlboro to Mr and Mrs Joseph Glickman, and that Walter K Putney was unable to address the Maynard Grange meeting due to duty with the State Guard.

Odd Fellows Social Club Odd Fellows’ Hall Maynard Fight Lawrence Rickles Rives Marlboro Joseph Glickman Waltham St. Supt Chelmsford Walter K. Putney Maynard Grange State Guard

Maynard Opens Season with Big 23 to 1 Win over Wayland

Maynard High School opened its baseball season with a 23 to 1 victory over Wayland at Crowe Park. Roy Maraden started pitching, replaced by King who allowed one hit in five innings, while Lowney finished the last two. Mullin led with three hits and four runs as every Maynard batter scored at least once.

Maynard Wayland Maynard H. S Crowe Park Wayland H. S Roy Maraden Roy Chapman H. F. Bates

Local notices and upcoming events preview

Louis Peel optometrist keeps odd hours at Nason street office Monday evenings and all day Friday evenings. Fred Wilder joined Springfield club Tuesday. Season opens Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Max Gruber of Boston visited sons Julius and Benjamin Gruber, Gruber Bros furniture store owners. Registrars meet Thursday evening to register voters for the presidential primary on Tuesday evening April 27 at Cooperative Hall.

Louis Peel Nason St Fred Wilder Springfield Club Springfield Max Gruber Boston Julius Benjamin Gruber Gruber

Maynard Checker Club Competes At Wells Memorial Hall

In a Wells Memorial hall event on Patr ots day the Maynard checker club featured Felix Rainville Daniel Moore Gus Dittrich Cham Ayotte George Waterhouse Michael Mullin and William Wanson among the All New England versus All Boston teams. Rainville earned a prize book for being the first to four wins. Maynard beat Brockton in the Bikings cup but lost to Wells Memorial in the finals.

Maynard Checker Club Wells Memorial Hall Patrots All New England All Boston Felix Rainville Daniel Moore Gus Dittrich Cham Ayotte George Waterhouse Michael Mullin William Wanson Brockton Wells Memorial

Quiet Holiday Observed Across Towns and Events

The report notes an uneventful Patriots day with celebrations in several towns. People attended the theatre in Boston while many young men saw the big fight in Lawrence and the Marathon race scene.

Boston Lawrence

Gymnastic Exhibition Draws Large Attendance at Socialist Hall

A Tarmo club event at Socialist hall drew a large crowd Saturday evening with both Junior and Senior classes performing. The Socialist club plans a field day at its park on Puffer Road on May 1.

Tarmo Club Socialist Hall Socialist Club Puffer, Rd

Excellent Concert by Symphony Quintet in Maynard

The Symphony Quintet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra performed at Colonial hall in Maynard assisted by soprano Sophia Charak. Carlos Pinfield directed with Robert Gunderson Carl Stockbridge and Wallace Conant among the performers. J W Riihilouma promoted the event and hopes for a three to five concert series if community interest remains strong.

Maynard Colonial Hall Symphony Boston Symphony Orchestra Sophia Charak Miss Charak Carlos Pinfield Robert Gunderson Carl Stockbridge Wallace Conant J. Walfred Riihilouma Riihilouma

Thrift Lecture by Mrs Irving Palmer Tuesday

Mrs Irving Palmer state Thrift chairwoman will lecture on Thrift and How to Conserve at the Antler’s club rooms Tuesday afternoon April 27 at 3 o’clock. The Civic and Thrift departments of the Woman’s club sponsor the series and urge all town women to attend this important talk.

Antler’s Club Irving ©. Palmer Thrift

Former resident Wick trains for Marathon Patriots race

Former resident William Wick who finished fourth in the Marathon Patriots' day previously lived in Maynard. He worked as a baker at the Maynard Baking Co until a few months ago. Wick returned to Quincy to prepare for the race, citing better training facilities there.

William Wick Maynard Maynard Baking Co Quincy

Miss Janet Trench Weds Arthur Carleton at M B Church

Janet S Trench daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Trench 11 McKinley street and Arthur Carleton son of Mr and Mrs Edward Carleton Main Street were married Monday at 2 pm Rev Charles F Parsons officiated at the M B church Brooks Street The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a wedding trip to Boston The bride and bridal party wore blue and black attire and the groom is an ex serviceman who served in France at the AEF

Janet S. Trench Robert Trench McKinley St Arthur Carleton Edward Carleton Main St Charles F Parsons M. B. Church Brooks St Martha Bean- Hew Harrisville N. H John Trench Auto Boston Carleton France

Mrs Laura Underwood Died After Operation in Boston

Mrs Laura Crossley Underwood wife of Frank Underwood of Keene New Hampshire died Saturday morning at the Homeopathic hospital Boston from pneumonia that followed an operation. She was 49 born Yonkers New York and survived by her husband and three brothers William Crossley Lowell Wilkinson Crossley Gleasondale and Charles Crossley Maynard. Funeral services were held at her brother Charles Crossley Concord street with Rev A B Papineau officiating. Burial was in the Glenwood family lot with floral tributes from neighbors and friends.

Laura (Crossley) Underwood Frank Underwood Keene N. H Homeopathic Hospital Boston Yonkers N. Y Robert Crossley William Crossley Lowell Wilkinson ‘Crossley Gleasondale Charles Crossley Maynard Concord St A. B. Papineau St. George's Church George H. Gutteridge Frank Goettler Joshua Edwards Rodney Melver Glenwood

Maynard Lodge Odd Fellows Members to Receive Second and Third Degrees

Seven candidates of Maynard lodge IOOF will receive the second degree at Concord Junction Thursday evening and the third degree at West Acton Monday evening. Delegations of Maynard Odd Fellows plan to attend both meetings.

Maynard Lodge O. F Odd Fellows Concord Junction West Acton Maynard Odd Fellows

Daylight Saving Law Goes Into Effect Sunday

Daylight saving time begins Sunday at 2 a m and runs until October 31. Railroad clocks will show 2 a m while Massachusetts time clocks read 3 a m.

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