Maynard Community Notes and Holidays Observances
Maynard residents share news of births, visits, and plans. Francis Nee assists at Johnson Pharmacy while family announcements include a new son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jobin King. Local clubs report lodge conventions, theater events, and a ball at Colonial Hall. Public school closes for Christmas Dec 21 and reopens Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Nee
Johnson Pharmacy
Jobin King
Paccer Street
Amos Frizard
Rickles
Florida
Wiliam H. Gutge
St. Burg
Fla
Seens Lodge
K. of FL
K. of P
Leoming
Maynard Council K. of
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
Con Swartz
Massachusetts General Hospital
Francis Coughlan
Key Cross
Mary Coughlan
George Newton
Pacific
California
Holly
James Watson
The
Loyal Order of
Mooseheart
Maynard Lodge
Irene Martin
Summer Street
Maynard
Plymouth van
Hud
Plymouth
Shoe Town
Barrett
White Sox
Vaudeville Mind lecture entertains Weston club
Weston cord Woman's club heard Dr M H Lichliter of Newton explain the vaudeville mind as a switchy flow between unrelated topics. He urged training of the mind for logical problem handling, delivering a witty yet practical talk with musical solos by Mrs Laura Kelly and Mrs Marion Christiy. The club donated funds to Concord Tuberculosis fund Sunshine society and the International college at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westoncord
Laura Kelly
Lexington
Marion Christiy
Littleton
Concord Tuberculosus
Sunshine Society
The
International College
Springtfield
Town Sets Special Meeting on School Building and Finances
A special town meeting at Cooperative Hall on December 18 will consider an appropriation to erect a new school building. It also seeks 7227.83 for current year school costs, 4000 for bridge materials and construction, 359.15 for Armistice Day signs and expenses. The town may raise salaries for Assessors to 4.50 per day and Tax Collector to 460, with Finance Committee noting school overages. The committee attaches a report unsigned by the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Thomas F. Parker
Herbert H. Young
Leslie W. Sims
Frank J. McCarron
Levi R. Cheney
George H. Merrick
John H. Murray
George Elson
PJ. Sullivan
The Leavenworth Case at Peoples Theatre Friday
A Whitman Bennett production presents The Leavenworth Case at the Peoples Theatre on Friday featuring a roof top chase and fight sequence. The mystery centers on Ira Leavenworth murder with nieces Mary and Eleanor as early suspects and a secret marriage, a key, a handkerchief and a charred letter as clues. Also listed are local classified notices for a sheet iron portable fireplace and office rooms for rent in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Whitman Bennett
Peoples Theatre
Ira Leavenworth
Mary
Eleanor
Mr. Leavenworth
White Cross Guild Elect Yearly Officers
The White Cross Guild met at Cooperative hall with over 200 members present. They planned the Old Folks Ball at Colonial hall on Jan 20 with Sheri dan's orchestra led by promoter Harry Brig of Marlboro. Brigham elected to Marlboro City Council and to promote dances with his bull fiddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
Guild
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
Harry Brig
Marlboro
Brigham
City of
Bull
Alice Feans
Katherine Baritean
A. J. Bourke
Marjorie Hilferty
Marie Smith
Helen Morgan
Richard Hilferty
John Hannon
Frank S. Fearn
Patrick McGrath
Annie Lyons
Mary Sweeney
Gertrude Morgan
Alice Smith
Mary Horan
P. H. Murphy
B. J. Coughlin
Arthur Barstean
Susie Sheehan
Noelie Hannon
Margaret Cullihane
Annie Kingsley
Sadie Weaver
Phillip Allard
James Morgan
Frank Carron
Frank Brayden
Mean
Maynard defeats Vikings in rain fogged soccer match
Maynard's soccer team edged South Boston Vikings 21 to 0 Sunday afternoon in a weather affected game. The field was foggy and drizzle interrupted play while Maynard totaled goals from players including Oates Ostram Doel and Murdock with Godls and W. Murdock contributing. Referee FL Newman and linesmen Henshaw and W. Newman oversaw a 35 minute periods match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Vikings
South Boston
Maynard Vikings Oates Gg
Ostram
J. Doel
Halmestrom Ashton
Vb. Derstem
G. Graham
Aller Maddocks
Spratt
Gustafson Atkingon Rio
Swanson Murdock
Halgren McLaughlin
F. Bergstrom
W. Spratt
Lit
W. Anderson
B. Doel
H. Anderson
Godls
W. Murdock
FL Newman
Henshaw
W. Newman
Vested Choir to Present The Christma King Cantata
On Sunday at 7 p m in Congregational Church Maynard the Vested choir of twenty six voices with Vel Gladys Stone Halliwell soprano will perform The Christma King a cantata by Fred B Holton under Geo FE Lawton as director of choristers. Public invited. A shower for Miss Inez Sasseville at Miss Mary OHaller’s Marlboro home on Highland Street followed by a reunion. Miss Sasseville to marry John Kan of Maynard on New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Vel
Gladys Stone Halliwell
Fred B. Holton
Geo. FE. Lawton
Inez Sasseville
Mary O'Haller
Highland Street
Marlboro
Sasseville
John Kan
Need for New School Building Urges Immediate Action
A special committee led by William Naylor says twelve more rooms are needed now to relieve overcrowding. They plan an article in the next town meeting warrant to appropriate about 130000 for a twelve room building, aiming for completion by the 1924 fall term. The panel includes George Merrick and school committee members J Hilferty, J Everett Wilson, and Dr S R Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Naylor Chaiman
Naylor
Mr Naylor
William Naylor
George Merrick
James J. Hilferty
S. R. Garland
The Gold Diggers screens at Riverside with Hope Hampton
Hope Hampton headlines the Warner Bros adaptation of the Belasco stage play The Gold Diggers to be shown at the Riverside Theatre on Monday and Tuesday December 17 and 18. Belasco praised the picture version for capturing the play's zest and spirit. The star-studded cast includes Louise Frazenda Windham Standing Gertrude Short Alec Francis Jed Prouty Anita Giman Peggy Brown Margaret Seddon Johnny Harron Ann Cornwall Edna Tichenor Frances Ross Marie Prade Louise Beaudet and Harry Beaumont directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Warner Brothers
Riverside Theatre
Hope Hampton
David Belasco
Belasco
Grant Carpenter
Broadway
Louise Frazenda
Windham Standing
Gertrude Short
Alec Francis
Jed Prouty
Anita Giman
Peggy Brown
Guest Meeting of Temperance Union Delights Attendees
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual guest meeting at Unity Church parlor on Thursday evening November 6. A notable program featured the Wheeler School Trio Roger Mel mescello Miss Marion Love Pierson Sophia Ruble and Nina Ruble with songs and performances. Rev Alfred Stone led with two tenor solos joined by Rev Snyder for the main address, with remarks by Rev W J Batt and others. Ice cream cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
UN Vy Church
Farveyo Wheeler School
Roger F. Mel Mescello
Harris Chase
Marion Love
Piers
Ophia Ruble
Nina Ruble
Alfred Stone
Polog
Sound Snyder
W. J. Batt
Peter Bullock
Mary Lane
WCTU
Husband seeks wife after hospital return in Methuen case
Raffalo Ferrare who came home from a Lawrence hospital after injuries in a Methuen car crash reports his wife Nellie missing. He, still weak, asks Nellie to return or send word. He last saw her after visiting a sister on Nov 27. she vanished the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffalo Ferrare
Lawrence
Methuen
Nellie
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