Littleton Bride Ethel Stone Weds Alton Hunt in Home Rites
Miss Ethel Abbie Stone and Alton Hosmer Hunt were married in a home ceremony April 18 at 7 p.m. at the Stone residence. Rev. James Church Alvord officiated and the couple shared a reception before leaving by auto for their Newport Rhode Island home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stone
Alton Hunt
Louis J. Stone
Ethel Abbie
Alton Hosmer Hunt
Charles Hunt
James Church Alvord
Florence Hunt
Ray Barteaux
J. Wm. Dodds
Gome
Hunt
Newport
R. I
Chairs of Committees Named for Public Safety Cooperation
The chairmen listed for cooperation with the Massachusetts Public Safety Committee include Frank B. Priest for Public Safety and John H. Hardy Jr. for Food Production and Conservation. Other appointees cover Trucks and Motor Cars, Finance, Recruiting, Public Works, Emergency Aid, and Aid Coordination. Grace Needham resigns as Concord Coal Co bookkeeper. Ruth Robinson to fill. Nellie Callahan to replace Ruth Robinson at the post office. Ruth Augusta Robinson engages to George W. Tooker of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Public Safter
Frank B. Priest
John H. Hardy Jr
Herbert Prouty
Nelson B. Conant
Marshall C. Pratt
J. M. Hartwell
George A. Cook
William C. Brown
Grace Needham
Concord Coal Co
Ruth Robinson
Nellie Callahan
Miss Robinson
A. Robinson
Ruth Augusta
George W. Tooker
Springfield
Local Briefs Tattle From South Acton And Nearby
South Acton notes Ruth Tuttle visits Worcester for rest. Teachers visit Concord Junction schools. Families including the Nourses of Bolton visit Halliday. April 19 at Newton Lower Falls. Leach moves to Beehive tenement near the American house. Gloucester caller Billy Edwards visits sister Mrs Greenough. Fitchburg Normal School closes as Frances Hodgen stays with homefolks. Mrs Piper on Patriots’ Day stay in parental Boston home. Grace Taylor out one week with neuralgia. Ladies Social circle plans sewing and business at vestry Thursday 2 PM. Mrs Christie visits Winchendon. Emma Quimby returns from Pawtucket after two weeks. Pat McGovern crushed finger in car door. John McCrossin works at American Woolen Co Maynard. Hoar rushes Davis block stores for May 1 occupancy. Mrs Halliday returns to Auburn Me after five weeks with daughter. Smith Finney under doctor’s care at George Ames’ home. Dora Fletcher hosts brother Milton and two friends from Boston at Maples. Patriots’ Day visit. Pliny Nims returns from Athol Starret factory. Carl Willis home from hospital for spinal treatment. H B Willis to Rhode Island with daughter and baby. Mrs Hodgen welcomed brother Cairns of Greenfield for several days. David Foley and Miss Johnson of Maynard wed in Maynard. Charles Durkee injures left index finger at A Merriam & Co factory. three weeks to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Tuttle
Worcester
Concord Junction
Arthur Nourse
Baby
Bolton
E. M. Halliday
Osgood Tuttle
John McCrossin
Newton Lower Falls
Chries Leach
Maynard St
Beehive
Billy Edwards
Gloucester
Greenough
Hoar
Davis’ Block
M. T. Halliday
Auburn
Smith Finney
George Ames
Dora Fletcher
Milton
Boston
Maplest
Patriots
Pliny Nims
Athol
Carl Willis
H. EB. Willis
Rhode Island
Walter Taylor
George Hodgen
Cairns
Greenfield
David Foley
Miss Johnson
Maynard
Dave
Charles Durkee
West Acton
A. Merriam &Co
Congregational Church Friday and Sunday Services
Friday night prayer meeting grows at 7 30 with topic Christian Ideals How to Obtain Them The pastor preaches at 10 30 Sunday church school at 11 45 C B meeting at 6 and praise service at 7 in the evening Morning collection supports the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
Red Cross
Local Religious Services Schedule For Sunday
Universalist Church holds morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school and Men's Forum at 11 45 The last Forum meeting this season is expected to draw a large attendance Y P C U meets at 6 15 in the evening
Auto Crash Near Pickard's Lane Leaves One Dead or Injured
An April 19 accident on Great Road near Pickard's Lane involved a Graniteville Forge Village party returning from Maynard. Driver Joseph Carpentier lost control, the auto struck a fence and culvert, turning turtle and injuring all but one. Miss Angeline Vincent sustained severe injuries and skull fracture, taken to Lowell Hospital by Dr. Christie. little hope of recovery reported. Victims temporarily cared for at Thomas Moore's.
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Maynard
Graniteville
Forge Village
Great Rd
Pickard’s Lane
Joseph Carpentier
Angeline Vincent
Christie
Lowell Hospital
Hope
Thomas Moore
Irs
Town Receives Flag and Pole for Central Centre Display
A flag and flag pole have been gifted to the town for installation at the central location. The town plans to mount the items at the main public space, creating a focal point for local events and ceremonies.
Sudbury News: Horse Change and Local Deliberations
Charles Spiller traded for a new horse from Carl Christensen after losing his previous animal. The Woman's Club nominating committee drafts plans for next year. Frank Davis of Jamaica Plain lands the heat contract for the town hall. Mrs. L. P. Bent returns home from wintering away. Miss Kendricks and Miss Small opened their summer home for the season. Home Guards drill Sundays and twice weekly at the town hall. Officers will be announced next week. Grange attendance at Weston meeting April 24 conferred third and fourth degrees on seven candidates. A private auction sold the late Mrs. Charlotte Parmenter household effects. Miss Clara Parmenter and Mrs. Frances Parmenter Miller conducted the sale. Closing the house leaves a vacant town center tenement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Charlotte Parmenter
Clara Parmenter
Frances Parmenter Miller
Sudbury A team opens season with 10 9 win in April game
In the opening game of the season on April 19 the first team of the Sudbury A defeated the second team 10 to 9 in a well played contest marked by heavy hitting. Cy Baldwin pitched for the first team with Bill Stiles as catcher and Lester Baldwin with Art Hawes forming the second team battery. The two squads were evenly matched with strong material. A game with the high school is set for April 28 as plans for a summer schedule progress. A town hall dance by the A C Club drew a large crowd, with another dance planned once the bill is finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury A
Cy” Baldwin
Bill Stiles
Lester Baldwin
Art Hawes
Town Hall
A. C
Burial Service Held for Mrs Jennie Griffin Maynard
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Griffin Maynard widow of M Willard Maynard were conducted at a North Sudbury cemetery on Friday afternoon after a Hartford Ct residence. The obituary notes her long life of service as a teacher governess and her Westfield Normal school education. She leaves a brother Rev Duane Griffin Hartford a sister Mrs Holcomb Granby and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Griffin Maynard
M. Willard Maynard
North Sudbury
Hartford
Hars
Westfield Normal School
Moses Willard Maynard
Duane Griffin
Holcomb
Granby
Acton Centre Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Ralph Crocker visits her mother in Ohio. John Pederson buys a truck to carry produce next season. Acton Grange meets titled The Rival Chairs led by Frank Merriam. Joseph Welch dies after a long illness. Daniel A Fraser visits Wyoming to claim a 640 acre homestead. Mrs B C Page travels from Florida to Hampton Institute and plans to return by April 27. Miss A M Chase spends week at Hotel McAlpin for the French bulldog club event with pups Polly and Mariene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Crocker
Ohio
Mr. Phillips
John Pederson
Acton Grange
Frank Merriam
Joseph Welch
Adams
Daniel A. Fraser
Dexter Spinney
Wyoming
B. C. Page
Florida
Hampton Institute
Hampton
A. M. Chase
Hotel McAlpin
New York City
French Bulldog’ Club of America
Thorpe
Polly
Mariene
Boston
Good Program by W C T U Draws The Audience
The local W C T U hosted a food gate and church chapel entertainment on Tuesday evening April 17. Miss Helen Reed of West Acton and Joseph T Gifford of Boston, with Miss Plank as accompanist, provided a varied program praised for choice selections and strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Chapel
Helen Reed
West Acton
Joseph T. Gifford
Boston
Miss Plank
Probate Notice for Victor Hanninen Estate Administration
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation for the heirs and creditors of Victor Hanninen late of Maynard to appear May 11 1917 in Cambridge to show cause why Leslie W Sims may receive letters of administration without bond. Public notice to be published weekly in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire. F M Esty Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Victor
Hanninen
Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Why Lead And Oil Paint Holds
A brief note explains that for paint to enter wood pores the white lead particles must be extremely fine to ensure proper penetration and coverage.
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Tel
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Tegular
Ceylon
di Stasio
A. DI Stasio
George E. Hack
A. J. Coughlan
Maynard Block, Maynard
Goodrich
Goodrich Fair Treatment
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Akron, Ohio
Littleton
MEK Wissours
Thea
B. F.goodrich RubberCo
South Acton
Congregational Church
Universalist Church
Sudbury
Charles Spiller
Carl Christensen
Woman's Club
Frank Davis
Jamaica Plain
L. P.’ Bent
L. E. Bent
Acton
Commonwealth. of Massachusetts
F .M. Esty
Red Seal
Middlesex Coal and Grain Co
Bedford, Mass
George H. Woods
Main St
Telephone
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury Mass
R. R
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