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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
5
The Lovell Bus Lines Inc. which began after streetcar declines now runs a Arlington to Leominster route with a fleet of thirty five buses. A new taxi operates in Maynard on Main Street offering 25 cent fares and quick town rides.
A local Mayac Battery Company in Maynard markets its battery line and ignition service. Jack Woodrow, a World War veteran, leads the factory and service station at 10 Walnut Street, promoting high quality through scientific methods and new features.
Otis Whitney earns a badge for excellent scholarship at Camp Devens CMTOC. Presentation was given by Congresswoman Edith Nouree Rogers.
The New Maynard Bowling Alleys at 97 Main Street Maynard operated by William J. Macey and J. A Verner offer six bowling lanes and equal billiard and pool rooms. The facility targets healthful recreation for both sexes and attracts patrons with a soapbarber shop and expert services, expecting growing patronage under its management.
Arthur Carleton F C Sheridan Harry Bullard Ead ward Coughlin Patrick Mullin Percy Foss and N C Spencer represented Maynard Country in the Massachusetts State Open golf tournament at Norfolk Country Club Needham Saturday.
Mrs William E. Tracey operates a leading Concord hair dressing shop at 37 Main Street with violet ray sun parlor and full facilities for hair, scalp and skin care. Since opening eight years ago the business has grown with hundreds of satisfied customers and modern treatments including bobbing waves and manicures. Rev Charles A. Clough Jr conducted service at Trini Church on Sunday.
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