Maynard News Roundup of Local Happenings and Names
Local notes report upcoming initiation of 32 candidates and a railway party, with Bernard Gerrigan as conductor. Reports include hospital recoveries, dance and club events, shoppers and visitors, M E church conferences, and a Dec 14 St Hilda's Guild sale. Several residents leave for work or travel and a reminder to watch Dahl's ads.
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St. Hilda’s Guild
St. George's Church
Frank W. Whitney
Lilla M. Childs
Lowell
Taylor
Stow
Jesse Simms
Charles Austin
Framingham Hospital
Miss Goodenow
Wellesley
M. E
A. P. Sharpe
James J. Hilferty
Bert Sylvester
B. J
Music business thrives with 27 years of service
The article highlights H Persons long standing music shop run for 27 years serving towns within 26 miles. It notes a loyal customer base, a strong Christmas sales outlook, and a broad selection of high grade pianos plus a new Victor and Vietrola addition to the store.
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H. Persons
Persons
Victor
Victor Vietrolas
Anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs Gustafason
A Gren dale couple were surprised by about seven friends Saturday evening at home. Guests traveled from Boston Concord Hyde Park and Stow. The hostess provided generous hospitality and refreshments making it a memorable night for all.
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Kimi Gustafason
Grendale St
Boston
Concord
Hyde Park
Stow
Mutual pleasure at Teachers Association meeting
At the Nason Street school, Irvin Lewis Jr. presented readings to a largely attentive Teachers Association gathering. The audience and Mr. Potter shared a strong rapport as he discussed works by renowned literary figures, delivering readings with evident mastery and appreciation.
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Teachers’ Association
Nason St
Irvin Lewisson
Potter
Maynard Trade Boost Prompts Year Round Growth Idea
Merchants in Maynard discuss a constructive plan to amplify and sustain the town’s trade beyond the Christmas rush. They argue a comprehensive effort could draw shoppers year round, not just in the weeks before holidays.
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Maynard
Hyde Park Triumph Over Maynard 30-20 In Rough Gym Battle
Hyde Park dominates Maynard 30 to 20 as Finn scores six baskets and Vaughn and Murray contend for top honors. Referee Barnicle of Brockton draws attention for controversial calls while Hyde Park uses weight and disciplined play to pull away in the final period.
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Hyde Park
Maynard
Coe
Barnicle
Mill Town
Finn
Vaughn
Murray
Kenney
Molaghan
Sebastian
Kelley
Maynahw
Melsey W
Allison
Ib Sullivan
Vaughan
Moraghan
Sullivan
Mr. Barnicle
Brockton
Maynard Dominates Hudson in Workout Display
Maynard 4 Hudson 0 in a Saturday session as Maynard rested players to avoid fatigue. J Doel led with two goals while Graham and Allen added efforts for the Maynardites.
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Maynard
Hudson
J. Doel
Graham
Allen
Maynardites
Oecceccies
Aspinwall Waxhery Ib
B. Billett
Wadbrook Sers
Ch Hanson Ete
Jamieson Graham Rof
Lot Best Calawell Rif
Lif Groves SS En Cf Clancy Gemeney Une
Eooeisiec
Rif Lang Btu
Cecen
Rof Brigham
West Acton Defeats South Acton In Three-Game Bowls Match
West Acton defeated South Acton by 87 pins in the deciding game of a three match series. Pickett and Kempton led for the winners while Ray Tuttle anchored South Acton as the losing side hints at another encounter soon.
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West Acton
South Acton
Southend‘ers
Westenders
Pickett
Kempton
Ray Tuttle
Shop at Home Maynard Holiday Goods Advised
The Enterprise urges local shoppers to favor Maynard stores for holiday goods noting prices and modernity rival city shops. It encourages inspecting local inventories before buying elsewhere. Also advertises a for sale rabbit dog listed by Charles L. Ford of Maynard Massachusetts.
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Maynard
Charles L. Ford
Maynard, Mass
New President Elected at Masonic Hall Meeting
Tuesday afternoon in the Masonic hall drew a large crowd as Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge resigned due to ill health and Miss Arthel Butterworth won the presidency. West Acton also saw changes with a new social committee chair Jessie Bell. a federated club meeting access clause was added to the constitution. The program featured Harry Fowler in bass solos and Marion Clark of Boston as reader with several strong performances. Tea followed the musical portion.
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Masonic Hall
Charlotte Stockbridge
Marion Ber
A Clark
Boston
Alan Strong
Occhiy
Wiano Kauppi
Cotes
Sacred Cantata The Heart of the Bells at MEB Church
Sacred cantata The Heart of the Bells for Christmas will be presented Sunday with accompanist and Mrs Huard Wilson as director. For sale a good family horse suitable for grocery team. C J Mahoney Main St. plus hyperlonetoe flag oman coupons Lynch Main St.
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M. EB
Huard Wilson
C. J. Mahoney
Main St
Oman
Lynch, Main St
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