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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1923

Page

4

Maynard Hosts Second Annual Outing of Assembler Members

The Maynard unit of the Assabet Mills Assistants held a Saturday at Puffer's Pond event with 80 plus attendees. A clam bake featuring lobster, clams, and beef followed by athletic contests and entertainments highlighted the afternoon. O C Dretchsler spoke, and a committee led by William Brayden and others organized the gathering.

A and Assistants As- Milla Puffer’s Pond Cen O. C. Dretchsler Assabet Mills William Wm. Johnston Coggawell Frank Goettler William Hines Boston Frank Prue Soames Garside William Brayden Roy Nelson George Coggawell Edward Doherty Edwin RR. Toop William Dyson

Break-in hits Alma Hiltanen’s Parker Street restaurant

A back window was forced at the Alma Hiltanen eatery on Parker Street during Saturday night. A cash drawer containing about $10 in small bills and change was taken. Police investigate. signs point to amateur burglars planning further breaks but deterred or unprepared. Mrs. George Lynch returns from Nanasket Beach vacation.

Alma Hiltanen Parker St

Lapid Courageous Despite House Shortage

Parry Ripley reports on private weddings as couples press ahead amid a housing shortage and rising costs. Local venues report strong demand while planners adapt with smaller ceremonies and creative spaces.

Lapid

Tenement Shortage and High Prices Highlight Local Scene

The report notes a September filing rush for tenements and a shortage amid a real estate boom with top prices and new constructions. A Maynard delegation led by Commander Leonard Smith attended a Middlesex County Legion banquet at the City Club in Boston where Congressman John J. Rogers spoke.

Dan Cupid Maynard Legionaires Leonard Smith John Higgins William Coulter David Sharpe Carl Peterson Frank Downey Middlesex County Council of the Legion City Club Boston John J. Rogers

Masonic Social Club Moves to New Quarters

The Masonic Social Club will occupy its newly renovated quarters in Kroll Block overlooking Postoffice Square. Four rooms, two front and two rear, have been prepared as club rooms for members. The Odd Fellows Social Club will take over the vacated rooms.

Masonic Social Club Kroll Block Odd Fellows Social Club Ted Masonic Club Odd Fellows Louis Sullivan Checker Club

Harvard A C Defeats J H N in Odd Fellows Block

Harvard A C defeated J H N by 10 to 8 as Joe Boulden hit a three run homer in the ninth with three on. J H N pitcher Morrill pitched well for Maynard Town but rival Harvard A C Brookline prevailed. J H N planned to play Pemington AC at Leominster tonight.

Joe Boulden Joe Harvard A Brookline Baseball Teaums Torvely Morrill Billy Morrill Maynard Molephia Giants Milstreamers Dorcester Saints New England Silesia Mills Ft Banks West ‘Groton Millstream of Dorchester Millstreams Groton Silesia Mill

Knights of Columbus Plans Annual Bazaar in Colonial Hall

The Maynard council of the Knights of Columbus completed plans at a Tuesday meeting for the annual bazaar to be held at Colonial Hall on November 15 16 and 17. New features will be introduced.

Maynard Council K. of C Colonial Hall

September Meeting Nominates Officers and Circles Planned

The article notes a September meeting with officer nominations. The Flying Squadron of 30 voices is to tour Massachusetts for the annual bazaar. Consideration is given to organizing a circle of the Daughters of Isabella at the same meeting.

30 Voices Massachusetts Isabella Veil Isabella Wil

Carnival at Lake Boon Labor Day Week End

Lake Boon cottagers plan a three program carnival for Labor Day weekend. Saturday features a tennis tournament, Sunday offers quest throwing, and Monday September 3 opens with a parade from Cove Landing to Association hall at 9 46 followed by field track and swimming events at Association Field. Prizes await winners and John E. Hannon of Maynard chairs the committee.

Lake Boon

Spence Couple Touring Relatives in Methen and Erie

Mr and Mrs Charles Spence visit relatives in Methen and Erie Pa. They plan a western motor tour with John Hendrickson and a wit. Hendrickson is tied to Maynard Drugo in the report.

Charles Spence Methen John Hendrickson Erie Hendrickson Maynard Drugo

Shipment of game birds and stock for woods

Joseph Schnab reports a shipment of 56 game birds including chicken and pheasant received Thursday by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. The Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission aided the shipment. The club plans to liberate young birds in nearby woods and has stocked trout and bass in woods and ponds over the past year through its activities.

Joseph Schnab Mass Maynard Rod and Gun Rog Gun Club

Monson Resident Visits Gutteridges This Week

Fred Marsden of Monson spent several days as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gutteridge this week.

Fred Marsden Monson Mrs. Gutteridge

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