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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
3
Maynard residents attend races and theatre events while clubs, lodges, and auxiliary groups plan dances and concerts. Local members study abroad, celebrate anniversaries, and welcome visitors from surrounding towns as schools wind toward spring vacation.
A large Mizpah Rebekah lodge gathering celebrated 94 years of Odd Fellowship with a 4 act drama Liberty Corners produced by the Acton Dramatic Club. About 175 members and guests from Concord Concord Junction West and South Acton attended with out of town visitors. The cast included Simon Sprague John Sorley Richard Garland and others. Star orchestra provided intermission music.
A Friday event at Cooperativa hall hosted by St Bridget’s parish to raise funds for Kennett chapel in West Ac ton featured whist with about 30 tables supervised by a parish committee. Prizes went to Mrs Peter Waldron, Mrs Edward Puffer, Mrs David Kingsley, Henry Gilroy, John Coughlin, and a toy automobile. Dancing followed from 8 to 12 with Patrick Murphy in charge and a supper served at 10:30 prepared by the committee including Mrs Kingsley and Miss Hilferty.
Nemery announces a closing out sale with large bargains before the store shuts. Prices are cut sharply as preparations begin to open a new Concord Junction store soon under George Coyne. Florence Wood of Somerville visited over the holiday with Mr and Mrs George Gutteridge. Wood is a stenographer for Hugh Bancroft.
John Coulter represented Summer Hill lodge at the 35th annual Grand Lodge session in Ford Hall Boston on Tuesday and Wednesday as a delegate. John Sheridan attended the grand representatives meeting in Washington Street Boston on Monday evening to discuss rates and other key questions.
Miss Nina Wollerschied Kauppi and two notable musicians delivered lively violin and cornet performances at the Dons Daughters of Maine reunion Saturday evening. The event featured energetic styles and drew enthusiastic local attendance.
The 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell was celebrated over two evenings in Stow and Maynard. Friends, relatives, and boarders enjoyed a supper and musical programs featuring Wright's orchestra. The couple, born in Scotland, married in 1883 and later ran the Assabet House, earning community respect and numerous gifts.
Modern and pleasing, Lever offers complete from top to toe apparel. The firm claims rapid store progress and broad supply for family needs.
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