Married at St Bridget's Church Miss Eva Hunt Weds Louie J Evers
Miss Eva Helen Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hunt Parker Jr and Louie J Evers son of Jona Evers of Dayton Ohio were married at St Bridget's church Thursday afternoon at 230 Rev Walter J Browne officiated Bride wore blue velvet suit and gold lace hat with white chrysanthemum bouquet Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Hunt wore brown silk and pink chrysanthemums Best man Frank Smith Maplesr The couple will reside at 3 Parker St after a wedding tour through New Hampshire and eastern New England Their families and friends attended the reception at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hunt
Louie J. Evers
St. Bridget’s Church
Eva Helen Hunt
James Hunt
Parker Jr
Louis Evers
Jona Evers
Dayton
Walter J. Browne
Elizabeth Hunt
Frank Smith
Maplesr
New Hampshire
New England
Parker St
Evers
Etta F. Raylodge
Young Ladies’ Sodality
The
American Powder Co
Assabet Aerie, F. O. B
Loyal Order of Moose and
White Cross Guild
Family Reunion At Lowney Home Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Lowney’s home drew 19 dinner guests. In attendance beyond those at home were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lowney and two children of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowney and two children of Watertown, and Daniel Lowney of Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Lowney
Theodore Lowney
Cambridge
Frank Lowney
Watertown
Daniel Lowney
Washington, D. C
Lodges Planned Class Initiation with Parade
Summer Hill lodge A O A W of Maynard along with four other lodges from Worcester Marlboro and Framingham will hold a class initiation. Grand lodge officers will attend and a banquet by Caterer Anderson of Hudson will follow. A special car departs Maynard at 6 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Hill
Maynard
Worcester
Marlboro
Framingham
Anderson
Hudson
Thanksgiving Visitors Return to Wollaston and Danvers
Mr and Mrs W S Sayward and son Sewell of Wollaston join Mr and Mrs W C Kennedy of Danvers and Mr and Mrs Howard Penniman and daughter Eleanor of Wollaston for Thanksgiving at Principal and Mrs Horace Bates home Kennedy teaches at the Essex Agricultural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W._S. Sayward
Sewell
Wollaston
W. C. Kennedy
Danvers
Howard Penniman
Eleanor
Horace Bates
Kennedy
Essex Agricultural School
Don Lent Home For Holiday Star Freshman Teams
Don Lent of M A C is home for the holiday. He is a freshman basketball player set to begin the schedule soon and was named to the freshman football team, cited as one of the stars of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lent
Don
Family Gathering at Mrs Laura Bowers Home
A family gathering was held at the home of Mrs. Laura Bowers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smallwood and family of Waltham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and family, and Miss Grace Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bowers
Frank Smallwood
Waltham
Robert Marsden
George Smith
Grace Leonard
Supper and Dance by Danish Brotherhood in Stow
The Danish Brotherhood held a turkey supper and dance at their hall in Stow on Wednesday evening. About 150 attended including guests from Bedford Hudson Maynard and Stow. Frank Taylor sang vocal solos and Julius Nelson performed selections during the program. Dancing continued to a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Bedford
Hudsop
Maynard
Frank Taylor
Julius Nelson
Maynard recalls Billy Sunday's charitable past
Dr S A Christie of Nason street, once acquainted with Billy Sunday, recalls Sunday as a clean athlete who helped a down on his luck man by paying a week's boarding. Christie notes Sunday’s playing days with Bluff City of Illinois and frequent games against Chicago National League stars like Comiskey, Barnes, Spaulding and Anson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Christie
Nason St
Billy
Bluff City
Illinois
Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Ross Barnes
al Spaulding
Pop Anson
Billy Guliday
Court News on estate petitions in Concord and East Cambridge
Mary EB Wheeler seeks administratrix of Eiizabeth Angier estate died Oct 16. Frances W Hobbs petitions for Elizabeth Boynton estate died Oct 13 return Nov 23. Edwin W Stevens appointed administrator of Myra EB Stevens estate. bond $6000. estate valued at $2800 with $2600 real estate and $200 personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EB. Wheeler
Concord
Eiizabeth T. Angier
Atty. P. H. Keyes
Hall
Boston
Frances W. Hobbs
Bedford
East Cambridge
Elizabeth F. Boynton
Edwin W. Stevens
Acton
Myra EB. R. Stevens
Surprise 26th anniversary visit at Keegan home
Mr and Mrs Richard Keegan celebrated on Friday when about 20 friends entered their home during Mr Keegan’s absence for St Brigids service. Mrs Keegan was greeted with confetti and a leather chair was presented. A social hour featured songs and instrumental selections with a collation served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keegan
St. Bridget’s Church
Celebrated Anniversary of Mr and Mrs George A Smith
Mr and Mrs George A Smith celebrated the 45th anniversary of their wedding at their home in Stow lower village on Thanksgiving day. The event was enhanced by the presence of Mr and Mrs 8 Bean of Concord and their daughter Elsie Bean, plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Hopkins of Marlboro. The couple looks forward to their golden wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Smith
Stow Lower Village
A. Bean
Concord
Elsie Bean
Boston Normal Art School
Arthur Hopkins
Marlboro
Elected Officers of the Ma sonic Social Club Meet
At the annual meeting in the I O O F hall the Ma sonic Social club elected Dr Daniel Goodenow as press committee member Thomas Deane James Bent and Fred Haywards were chosen for officer posts Following the meeting the regular monthly supper was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Social Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Daniel Goodenow
Thomas Deane
James &. Bent
Fred Haywards
Family Reunion Held At Wrights Thanksgiving Day
A Wright family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thamas Wright included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Herold Gertrude among other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamas Wright
Charles Whitney
Uxbridge
Herold
Gertrude
Maynard Died Sudden Death of Esther White
Miss Esther White died suddenly at her sister Mrs Arthur Clark's home in Hudson from diabetes. She had lived with her sister Mrs James Sheridan Jr for six years, attended local schools, and was well known among youths. Funeral at St Michael’s Hudson with burial in St Bridget’s Maynard. Many friends sent floral tributes. Survived by six sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther White
Hudson
Bether White
Arthur Clark
Hadden
Reatana An
James Sheridan, Jr
St. Michael’s Church
Doran
Maynard
St. Bridget’s
James Sheridan Jr
Katherine White
Town
B. Kerrigan
Annie White
Woonsocket
R. L
James White
New York City
Peter
Death of James Baxter causes sorrow in Maynard community
James Baxter died at his Lawrence home after two months of declining health and a three week illness due to heart trouble. Born in England about 41 years ago, he worked as an overseer in several mills including Assabet in Maynard and Faulkner and Washington mills in Lowell and Lawrence. He belonged to A G U W and I O C F lodges and attended the Congregational church. Funeral services were held in Lawrence with interment in Edison cemetery, Lowell. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter and one grandchild. Relatives came from Lowell Maynard Gleasondale Peabody Lawrence and Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James Baxter
Lawrence
Assabet Mills
England
Middlesex Mills
Lowell
Faulkner Mills
Washington Mills
Beaver Brook Mills
Collinsville
Lowell Lodge
Congregational Church
Men’s League
Providence
R. I
William Baxter
Stow
Alvah Baxter
Arthur Tobey
Newton
Chester Tobey
Caleburn Cavalier Takes Second in American Bred Class
Mrs. Thomas Bells Scotch collie Caleburn Cavalier won second prize in the American bred class at a Boston dog show last week. The 18 month old dog has prior prizes including a 4th at New York and a 2nd at Fitchburg, with 12 wins in one day at Wellesley Hills. He is slated to appear at Lynn next month and likely New York in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bell
Caleburn
Boston
Allstead
New Jersey
New York
Fitchburg
Wellesley Hills
Lynn
Ford Roadster Prize Draws Votes in Trade Contest
A window display shows A. T. Haynes offering a Ford roadster to the voter with the most votes in a trade contest. Winners will be chosen next month as Christmas buying and weekly business volume influence the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Haynes
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NEW England Telephone & Telegraph CO
F. J. Bennett
New England Trust Company
United States
James R. H Arthur Adams
Frederick W. Allen
Henry N. Marr
Thomas B. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
OPER
Alexander Cochrane
V.-Pres
Prederick
P. Fish
Orrin C. Hart
Arthur FP. Thomas
R. B. Gage
Man
Safe Deposit Vaults
Mer Wa
Alice Worcester
West Acton
Whitney and Hastings
Court News
Maynard Lodge
Order of Moose
Af Ae
the Green Stamp Store
Parker
Main Street
Maynard Cleaning & Dyeing
Nason Street
Swartz Bros
Main St
Tel
Vancouver Red
South Acton
Lumber Co
Helmer Olsen
Walden St
Wes
M. Concord
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