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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
7
Maynard residents report visits and vacations with relatives from Bradock Greenwich Brockton and Winthrop. Local sporting notes include a candlepin high score and Maynard Odd Fellows baseball win. Community notices cover church services a hospital addition and a drive in gas station permit hearing.
The mill's agent said the Assabet plant will not close for vacation this year with orders rising after samples opened in New York this week. The present outlook is for steady work and two weeks to reach full deploy capacity as shipments proceed.
A Marlboro traveler drew curiosity as a car laden with a trailer carried a neatly crate bound goat. The owner explained the goat was for a portable lunch service, tagging along Sonny's cafeteria as the family headed toward the White Mountains.
Marlboro Fire Chief Irving Fi Fay buys a Buick. Miss Doloras Grenier enjoys her annual two week vacation at Simmons store. Francis Rogers visits Colonial Candy shop then Fort Meadow with outing club members. Mrs Ri Yoon of Brockton visits daughter Mrs Joseph Iite naud on Cross street. Frank Laery and Daniel Buckley return from a fishing trip with Hubardgton group. Mr and Mrs Fred aon, son, and Mrs Clarence Daniély return from the si Mountains outing.
The Concord Legion plans a Labor Day field day at the playgrounds with events for all ages, a tug of war, track races, and a dance at the armory. Gen Clarence Kanaris is expected, with veterans from Maynard Acton Bedford and Sudbury joining. The First Naval Band will provide music, and proceeds support welfare work for veterans.
Maynard Hudson and Aeton Odd Fellows announce a public excursion to Solomon Pond Northboro on Saturday Aug 26 with Robert Lester as general committee chair Gardner F E Drew secretary and Everett Q Sanborn treasurer Plans at a Mapane meeting completed plans call for Odd Fellows Reheabs families and friends to attend Library closings noted on Thursday and Friday afternoons with evening access and substitute Robert Lepter covering Thursday and Friday evenings
Robert Coulter died from injuries after a truck wheel ran over him when horses started suddenly while unloading at Framingham. The inquest held Wednesday recorded the accident as the cause, prompted by Raymond Coulter seeking an official death record for his brother.
Antonio Distasio announced plans to exit the meat and grocery business with Mrs. Fannie Kman Glickman after 20 years in operation. He intends to enter new fields, while Mrs. Glickman, wife of Jos Glickman the American grocer proprietor, discusses partnership options.
The W. A. Haynes Co signs papers this week to transfer the grain and flag business to J. Seder of Weuster. The lumber and real estate branches continue at the same stand, with a future office at Acton and Nason. Albert Haynes, a prominent local lumber and real estate man, will focus on those lines as the grain unit ends a 30 year run.
Maynard Grange held its annual lawn party on Summer Street with booths midway attractions and a Hudson River trip prize. The event featured the Maynard Grass Band concert and a large turnout despite competing attractions as prizes are awarded after ticket returns.
Candidates for state and district offices town committees and delegates to conventions must file nomination papers with the Board of Registrars before 5 p.m. Friday August 4. Maynard filings go to Town Clerk Sanderson. No papers yet filed for Democratic or Republican town committees. Selectman Carlton seeks Republican nomination for representatives with papers circulating.
The first quarterly conference convened Monday evening with Rev Dr Spaulding of Worcester presiding. Kings Heralds to meet Thursday 3 to 5 pm at the parsonage. all members urged to attend. The 70th Worcester district M E Camp meeting slated August 18 to 20 at Sterling Junction. Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs Hirem Parkin’s Randell Road home Tuesday afternoon.
Deputy Chief of Police Connors enjoys a round on Sunday afternoon at the Country Club. He oversees the course with a firm score as golf becomes a lasting pastime in the local community.
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