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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1927
Page
5
Community notices from Maynard recount residents abroad and visiting relatives in Finland and Canada, local meetings, club events, and family milestones. Highlights include multiple travels to New York, Boston, Brant Rock, and Plymouth, a church meeting on August 10, and a pending incorporation vote for the church.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mayt Three with references to an auction or sale event. Lacking full names or dates, the readable portion signals an official auction notice or claim related to the period. Further detail is unavailable in the readable text.
Maynard shoppers are invited to a sale at Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street featuring straw hats priced at 1.00 and dresses discounted to 2.98 3.95 6.95 and 9.95.
The report describes a violent altercation during a Concord versus Maynard game last Wednesday. Umpire Allen forfeited the contest amid spectators on the field, a move deemed illegal for lacking proper time and field clearance.
Union Congregational Church announces a 10 o clock Bible Study followed by a sermon at 10 45 by Rev William Boicourt on Where I Might Find Him taken from Job A film on Abraham the Consecrated will be shown during the study period The chapel is re silvered and air cooled with electric fans Family attendance urged Rickles Shoe Store advertises Comfort Shoes.
Maynard T. PT will play the Rovers of Leominster at Crowe Park next Sunday afternoon at 3 15. Leominster seeks a Middlesex County League place and has defeated Marlboro BBA Philadelphia Colored Giants and other strong teams. Joe White, manager of the locals, says the Rovers are a top attraction this season.
A Maynard Massachusetts advertisement promotes Styles in Shoes at Rickles Shoe Store. The notice highlights new arrivals and shopping options for fashionable footwear in a local retail listing.
Maynard and Concord will attend a Middlesex County League meeting at Forge Village to review last Wednesday's game at Crowe Park. Umpire Allen will be present along with Joe White and Billy Mulcahy while fans debate the decision that led to Concord walking off and Maynard receiving a forfeit.
A group of forty professed vows of poverty charity and obedience at the Motherhouse of the Sisters of Charity at Convent Station. Sister Inez Marie Grace Heffernan of Maynard is among those taking vows.
Alvin Fletcher a noted local merchant attended a Heatrola agents convention at the Elks hall in Boston during the week. Maynard and Charles Lothrop representing Mr. Fletcher were at Atlantic City on a free excursion as a reward for district leading Maytag washing machine sales.
Francis W Small of the Portland Cement Association will demonstrate concrete mixing at 2 p.m. on Thursday August 4 at W A Vie farm Sudbury Road Concord Mass under the Middlesex County Extension Service. He will mix concrete, build a useful farm implement, and explain mixtures, reinforcing, crack prevention, waterproofing, layered construction, smooth finishes, and slip resistant walks. He will also discuss any special concrete construction problems.
Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street Maynard advertises a wide selection of felt hats in popular shades and available in a broad range of head sizes to suit many customers.
The Seventh Annual County Picnic will be held on Wednesday August tenth at Cedar Hill in Waltham. The Middlesex County Farm Bureau cooperative has arranged a full program starting at 10 30 with a tour of the Massachusetts Girl Scouts Headquarters Market Garden Field Station. Field sports and games for all ages run morning to lunch with a noon meal. Hon Andrew L Felker New Hampshire Commissioner of Agriculture will speak in the afternoon along with remarks by county leaders.
The Riverside Cooperative Association met at Cooperative Hall Monday night with about 20 stockholders present. Willi Naylor presided. A pending resolution was laid on the table. The six month officers’ report showed reduced operating costs and generally improved conditions.
The Maynard Diner unveiled a new lunch cart by William H Priest and Sons arriving Saturday morning and serving customers Saturday night. Maynard now operates three deluxe carts, possibly unmatched in the state, with staff including Harold Priest and others. Other local carts from Byron and Hoffman and Bridge Cafe, established years ago, remain popular. Patrons travel from surrounding towns, not just local trade.
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