Maynard Enterprise Cooking School Praised by Audience
Mrs. Bixby led a two hour lecture at Odd Fellows Hall on kitchen management and meal planning. She demonstrated using a Glenwood gas range and discussed efficient daily meal prep with aid from Maynard Gas Company officials. attendees sampled dishes at the end.
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Maynard
Odds Hall
Car- Bixber Webber
Bixby
Home Service Department
Palate
Oere Coughlin
Maynard Gas Company
Annie ‘Coyne
Marlboro’ Hudson Gas Company
Concord Citizens Vote to Buy Current from Edison
At a special meeting Moderator Bowler led Concord residents in voting 523 to 418 to approve purchasing the current from Edison Company. Debates focused on sale of the plant and timing ahead of the Massachusetts Colony centennial while zoning changes were tabled. The town adjourned near 11:25 PM.
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Acordaia
Poe
T. Orderee
B. Am
Robert Bowaler
Electric Bag Pa Board
Current
Edison Company
Ae Gaiger
Eeme
Bawant McKenna
Fred ‘Awer
Daniel
Ae Jrj Garnet Co
Concord
Ang Rs
Edison
Massachusetts Colony
Board” of Selectmen
Acton D A R chapter hosts National Defense program
The Concord Daughters of the American Revolution met in Acton day activities led by Regent Honon Edmands. A future January 11 chapter meeting will feature a National Defense program with Capt. Liebricher of the 38th Army attached to the Chemical Warfare Service as speaker.
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Old Concord
Hapter
Acton
Ary Honon Edmands
Parentess
Liebrichér
Army
Chemical Warfare Service
Army Base
Elwyn W Harris
South Acton
Motte
Otis Forbush
Byron Moore
West Aicton
George H. Sawyer
Berkn
Joseph H Williams
Bedford
Maynard Grange Christmas Sale Highlights Community Event
Maynard Grange held its annual Christmas sale in the Coopérative hall drawing large attendance. A children's costume parade and minstrel show featured prizes for fanciest costume best boy and girl impersonation and funniest costumes. Performers included blackface numbers by girls and a chorus, with prizes awarded to Olga Mark Donald Jones Lena Raemuessen Dorothy Goettler and Katherine Sheridan.
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Maynard Grange
Olga Mark
Donald Jones
Lena Raemuessen
Dorothy Goettler
Katherine Sheridan
Helen Hird
Ethel ‘Crowther
Ruth Hull
Dorothy ‘Mattson
Alma Norman
Annie Cee Eften Gherdian
Bessie Eivan
Annie Jen Freeman
Sylvia
Jennie Dittrich
Irene’ Mantin
Grace Tucker
Helena Murphy
Bana Freeman
Adelaide Sims
Misé Alice Hird
Affe Hayward
Hira
Jennie Duttrith
Grace ‘Whitney
Annie Neh
Funeral for Johnson 15 Held at Finnish Revelational Church
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Finnish Revelational Church for Mrs. Johnson aged 15 who died Wednesday December 11 at her home. Rev Vic Kotila pastor conducted the service. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. Surviving husband John and Eric of this town four sons and four daughters including Mrs Hilja Lupiné of Hudson Jennie Johnson of Brooklyn and Imp and Aili Johnson of Maynard. A brother Andrew Ketvula located by Taxio in the Maing woods arrived in time to attend. Mrs Johnson had lived in the area thirty years. Floral tributes expressed love and esteem from friends and neighbors.
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Johnson
Vic Kotila
Glenwood
Sheig
John
Eric
Jersey City
N. J
Hilja Lupiné
Hudson
Jennie Johnson
Brooklyn
Imp
Walden Royal Arch to Host Christmas Social Hour
Walden Royal Arch Chapter will hold a social hour at Magonic Temple next Monday evening. A Christmas tree with presents for each attendee will be featured and supper at 7 o clock will be supervised by Mrs Duncan G Chapman. Ritual work led by King Warren P Goddar High.
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Concord
Det
Walden Royal Arch
Magonic’ Temple
Duncan G. Chapman
Warren P. “Goddar High
Concord Musical Club Sees Busy Evening of Performances
The Concord Musical Club met last week with Mrs Merwin and Mrs Little presenting two groups of piano duets. Miss Marion A Baker played violin numbers with accompanist Mrs Mann, and Miss Elizabeth Woe sang solos with obligatos by Elisabeth Darling and Miss apanist Fav during the social hour Edgarton and Mrs Berkeley Wheeler served as hosts.
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Concord Musical Club
Little
Musa
Samuel Mertess
Merwin
Marion A. Baker
Man
Elizabeth Woe
Darling
Viola
Wai
The Schoet Vacation Closure
The Schoet will be closed for vacation from Friday with no specified return date. Customers are advised to check local notices for reopening details and any affected services or appointments.
Enterprise Tuesday Issue Date Notice
The Enterprise announces the next issue will be published on Tuesday December 24, one day earlier than normal. Advertisers and correspondents must file copy early to ensure appearance. lodge society and other reporters should also submit as early as possible.
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Enterprise
Lodge
Society
St Bridget's Parish Celebrates Rev Crowley's 25th Jubilee
St Bridget's parish honors Rev Edward F Crowley on twenty five years of priesthood with vespers filled beyond capacity. parishioners and clergy shared gifts flowers and a spiritual bouquet while a children's play and music accompanied the silver jubilee celebration.
Hawthorne Chapter Elects Officers at Masonic Temple
Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Florence M Duren presided as Worthy Matron with Gardner W Law as Worthy Patron. Mrs Charlotte B Rodway was elected Worthy Matron and other officers were named. A social hour followed with an auction directed by Gardner W Lawrencé, featuring wrapped items bought unseen.
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Concord
Hawthorne
The
Eastern Star
Wasaegin Masonic Temple
Wethesday Paronias
Florence M Duren
Danien
Gardner W Law‘reice
Charlotte B
Charles’ B Rodway
Bow. Street
Rodway
Carl.c ‘Carlson
Hat‘ie Ik
Sadie Hawley
Archer
C Davis
Glady Aé Graham
Gardner
W Lawrencé
Community Christmas in Concord Choir Plans
Community Christmas in Concord features carol singing around the Christmas Tree at the Center on Christmas Eve. An unusually large chorus of children and adults will participate with groups meeting under Mrs Leon F Foss to join the singing effort.
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Leon F. Foss
496 Maynard Pupil Health Report Highlights Nurse Visits
Miss Edith Foster the school nurse, per a November report by Charles H. Walker, superintendent, examined 496 pupils, treated 295, and a number were excluded due to contagious or suspected illness. She made 30 school visits, 28 to homes, and coordinated medical treatment for 15 pupils plus one additional case.
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Edith Foster
Charles H. Walker
Founding Priest Remembered by Parish in Maynard
Prayers and good works totaling tens of thousands were offered for Pastor Rev Edward F Crowley, who arrived in Maynard eleven years ago after ordination in Boston at St Johns Seminary. He served as a professor there eleven years before moving to Maynard in October 1918. Parishioners from all ages gathered for his first altar celebration at the parochial residence.
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Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget's
Nellie May
Crowley
Children of Mary
Atien
Fr. Crowley
Walsh
Pallotta
Leo McCabe
Charles Donahue
Charles E. Donahue
Edwin Walsh
Andover
Guido Pallotta
Boston
Sc. Bridget’s
A. A. Hilferty
Irene O'Donnell
James. J. Farrell
Richard Hilferty
Cim
Doris White
Elizabeth Tobin
William Smith
Hyde Park
St. John’s Seminary
St. Agnes
Arlington
Maynard
Creat
Pupils Enjoy Second Annual Christmas Tree Event
Sudbury December 18 pupils and parents filled Town Hall for the second annual Christmas Tree social hosted by the Parent Teacher Association. The program featured amusing pictures of The Annual Circus and Our Gang, a bright Christmas tree, carol singing, and thanks to the committee members and donors for the entertainment and refreshments.
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Sudbury
Parent
William ‘Taunton
Carlton Bichie
Louis“ W Coburn
Burchall Johnson
Fred Morrison
Franck T Davis
West Concord Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Arnold Hay elected president of the West Concord Club. McAuley, Stone, and Miller named to executive committee with others, sharing reports from a Rhode Island Massachusetts conference in Pittsfield. Church School representatives offered accounts of conference activities.
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West Concord
Arnold Hay
West Concorn Reyal
Wes ‘Chdsen
Wice McAuley
Secre O Treasures
Eeler Stone
Hugh Miller
Anrker
M. C.A
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Church School
William Heffernan Rites Held After Worcester Hospital Death
William Heffernan 71 of 21 Street died Sunday night at Vincent's Hospital Worcester after a nine week illness. Born in Barre he lived 35 years in town. Survived by four daughters Mrs George A Kennedy Hudson Mrs Francis Kearns Granby CT Sister Elizabeth Therese Riderwood NJ Sister Inez Marie Elizabeth NJ two sisters Mary and Hannah Heffernan Gilbertville and a brother Timothy Heffernan Boston. Funeral at St Michael's Church Maynard with requiem mass at 9. Burial at St Bridget's.
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Maynard
William Heffernan
Vincent's Hospital
Worcester
Heffernan
Barre
George A. Kennedy
Hudson
Francis Kearns
Granby
Elizabeth Therese
Riderwood
N. J
Inez Marie
Elizabeth
Charity
Mary
Hannah Heffernan
Gilbertville
Verher
Timothy Heffernan
Boson
Pees Ooott
Robber of Churches Exposed in Concord Case
Charles H. Simonds 44 of Framingham and Mrs Merriam 42 were found guilty of larceny in district court for robbing St Bernard's poor boxes in Concord. Simonds sentenced to an indefinite term at Concord Reformatory. Merriam given a hospital sentence. Police say Simonds confessed to hundreds of church robberies across New England with gains exceeding two thousand dollars in recent months.
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Charles H. Simonds
Proctor Street
Framingham
Concord
St. Bernard's Church
Bllda’ Merriam
Amonds
Concord Reformatory
Merriam
Erborner
Wes
Eens Peti
de Reading
Police Caim
Charles H
iGirl
Simo
Arlington
St. Bernard’s Church
Ingrid Merriam
Simonds
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Milford
Newto Norwod
Clinton
Canton
Saxonville
Waltham
Worcester
Bean
Caviorea Sagi
Volice
Olds
Chu
Ies Oon
Trolman Nolan
Lawton
New Voters Added to Tat of Registered Voters
December 18 report lists twenty two new names added by the registrar at the session hall. Women and men from Precinct 1 and 2 were qualified to vote at the town meeting, with two men from Precinct 72 also noted.
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Concoml
Retrara
Previct
Town Faces Uncertain Water Supply Future
Sudbury discusses a troubled water system with calls for leadership among residents and a clear plan. In two months the warrant and annual Town Meeting will go to the printer and citizens will be asked to consider a coordinated system or partnership with utility companies to ensure health and reliability.
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Sudbury
Panies
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ST. Bridget's Parish
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