Maynard English tea party draws 600 at Masonic hall
The Maynard annual English tea party at Masonic hall, hosted by St. George's parish, attracted over 600 attendees for supper and an evening of entertainment. Arrangements were led by Frank Seckers and others with orchestra, duets, dance, readings, and solos featured by local performers including Miss Vivian Wolf and Mr. Cave. Rev. Arthur B. Papineau delivered opening remarks.
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Masonic Hall
St. George’s Parish
Frank Seckers
Joseph Brown
Marsden Waterhouse
Sidney Scott
John Webster
Frank Taylor
Charles Spence
Voca
Alice McDonald
Frances Kané
Vivian Wolf
Percy Blodgett
Raymond Jamieson
Ralph Jamieson
Cave
Arthur B. Papineau
St. George's Parish
Alice, McDonald
Hazel Easthope
Veterans Ride Crest in Maynard Bowling League Standings
The Maynard Bowling League shows Veterans atop the standings with Cricket Club second and K. of C. third. Peterson of K. of C. leads the season with a 97 average, followed by Taylor and Killinen at 96 and other high averages. This week’s games include M. C. A. A. vs Veterans, Sexton’s Lunch vs Wonders, Giants vs K. of C., and Thursday’s Giants slate.
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Maynard
Cricket Club
K. of C
Giants
Sexton
Peterson
Veterans
Sexton’s
Wonders
Maynard Firemen Benefit Concert at Colonial Hall
A benefit concert for the Maynard Firemen's Relief Association will be held at Colonial Hall on Thursday December 15 under the National band. The program features vocal and instrumental music with readings and dancing. Proceeds will aid the relief fund to assist firemen with sick benefits. Tickets go on sale this week and strong community support is anticipated.
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Maynard Firemen's Relief Association
Colonial Hall
National Band
Fire Department
Relief Association
Decoy Duck Baffles Hunters at Mill Pond
A clever paper decoy on the Assabet mill pond drew nearly all local hunters Monday morning. Workers tossed portions of their lunches to the floating decoy as it drifted near the dock while onlookers and Richard, famed for decoy making, enjoyed the scene.
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Assabet Mills
Richard
Funeral services for Alfred T Haynes held in Maynard
Funeral services for Alfred T Haynes, a prominent Maynard merchant, were conducted Thursday at his Brooks street home. Rev Eugene Hunt officiated. Weber quartet of Boston provided music. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. Local merchants closed stores during the hour.
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Alfred T Haynes
Maynard
Brooks St
Eugene. Hunt
Montague
Congregational Church
Weber
Glenwood
Ellen Emerson Davenport Remembered at Smith College
President Neilson of Smith College speaks in the college chapel at the opening of the year on the death of Ellen Emerson Davenport a Smith College alumna trustee and leader. Davenport guided alumnae and undergraduates with humor energy and independent judgment and her loss casts a shadow over college plans.
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Otf Smith College
Ellen. Emerson Davenport
Ellen Emerson Davenport
Board of
War Service Board
Smith ‘College Relief Unit
France
New England
Concord
Boston
Redeo
James Kenna Dies at 33 in Framingham
James Kenna aged 33, son of James and Catherine Kenna, died at his Framingham home on November 30. He leaves a widow and three children John 12 Dorothy 10 and Gertrude 5. Funeral from Brook Street residence December 2 at 9 am with Rev Mahon. Requiem high mass at St Bernard’s 9:30 am. Interment in St Bernard’s Cemetery. Pallbearers listed as James Ketina Arlington and others.
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James Kenna
James
Catherine (O'Leary) Kenna
Framingham
John
Dorothy
Gertrude
Thomas J. McGann
Brook St
Michael P. Mahon
Ryan
Geignan
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Thomas Mansfield
John Dee
James Ketina
Arlington
Thomas Foley
Obituary Notice for James Kenna and Local Visitors
James Kenna will be greatly missed by family and friends for his genial disposition and cheerfulness despite ill health. Survived by father, mother, sisters Mary and Margaret, brothers John and Hugh. John lives in Attleboo, Hugh remains. Mrs F M Stearns of Adams Mass visits Middlesex School pupil at inn.
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Framingham
William Fitzpatrick
Martin Bulger
James Kenna
Mary
Margaret
John
Attleboo
Hugh
F. M. Stearns
Adams, Mass
Middlesex Schoo
Inn
Illustrated Lecture at Concord Woman's Club Meeting
Herbert W. Gleason will present an illustrated talk on Mr Monadnock, Be loved and Beautiful at the Concord Woman's Club on Monday, December 12. Gleason is noted for Thoreau studies and engaging lectures. Enterprise ads pay best.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Herbert W. Gleason
Monadnock
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