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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1922

Page

6

Maynard Community News Highlights and Local Notes

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Colombo on Main Street last week. John Hinden bought a new Stevens car from J E Edwards. The Christmas musical service drew a good crowd despite heavy snow. Court ney visits Springfield College for vacation. Town boards request bills by Dec 27. Rebekah Lodge to hold a tree event with Santa. Wrask J DeMary Post plans A L installation January 15. Local bowling match results 985 to 878.

Tha Shoving Iy Waltham Joyce Lane Colombo Main Street Jay T Courtney Springfield College Charlies Courtney Department H Rebekah Lodge

Candle Light Service at Congregational Church

A candle light service titled An Hour of Christmas Music was given by a vested choir of 24 at the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon. The program was well chosen and rendered with Mrs Gladys Stone Halliwell of Hudson as soprano. Miss Hamlin played piano and Herbert Lawton was organist, with George Lawton serving as director.

Congregational Gladys Stone Halliwell Hudson Miss Hamlin Herbert Lawton George Lawton

Christmas Basket Drive Aids Ex Service Men

The welfare committee of the Legion reports ex service men in need this Christmas season. Clothing, useful articles, pennants, or money will help those in the work for Legion. Donations may be given to Mr Higgins.

John Yg Wt Welfare Committee of the Legion Legion Higgins

Legion Community Tree Lighting Brings Santa to Town

The Legion hosts a Christmas Eve event at five o clock on the Roosevelt school lawn. Children receive candy and toys from Santa Claus as carols are sung around the tree. Legion boys lead the celebration with a community sing and candle lit windows spread the festive spirit.

Legion Roosevelt Santa Claus Legion Boys

Union Congregational Church Christmas Programs Schedule

Pastor Wm Boicourt announces a Friday 3 pm beginners and primary party in the Vestry with parents invited. Saturday 7 pm Christmas tree exercises. Sunday at 4 pm White Gifts Service ends the series. Proceeds aid Near East Relief amid a crisis.

Wm. Boicourt World Allia

Christmas Tree Event by St George Daughters and Lodge

Earl Kitchiner Lodge Sons of St George and Lady Warwick Daughters of St George will jointly hold the annual Christmas tree on Saturday December 30 at Odd Fellows Hall.

Earl Kitchiner Lodge St. George Lady Warwick Vare Odg Fellows Hall

Shop at Home Christmas Week Slogan Draws Crowds

Local shoppers crowd stores and surrounding areas as dealers tout merchandise in advertising columns of the Enterprise. Maynard customers respond to quoted prices under city sales for the same quality goods. Clerks note the last day rush and shelves overflow with gifts, urging shoppers to buy at home and save time and money.

Aig Maynard Ente

Nine Candidates Elected at Progressive Lodge Meeting

At a lodge gathering nine candidates were elected to roles including Daniel McCormack Ralph Fletcher J Schnai and William V Cameron. John H Wollerscied Coulter and John B Lent named for two and three year terms in a class of nine candidates.

Progressive Lodge Palveing Catia Worntianes Fing Danie Daniel McCormack Ralph Fletcher P. P J. Schnai William V. Cameron Geomme Bradley Ernest Larsen John H. Wollerscied Coulter Lodge John B. Lent

Communion for 300 Holy Name Men at St. Peter’s Church

More than 300 men of the Holy Name society received communion at a 7:30 mass on Sunday morning at St. Peter’s Church. In the evening 250 members attended a meeting despite bad weather, where Rev. Arch. F. Crowley, pastor, delivered an engaging lecture on The History of the Church.

Holy Name Society St. Dget’s Th Society Ard. F. Crowley

Public stenographer opens office in Strathmore area

Miss Julia Sheehan, popular local stenographer, has opened an office in the Strathmore area after locals urged her to provide public stenography services. Sheehan, employed at Strathmore Worsted Mills, offers transcription and office stenography to residents and businesses.

Julia Sheehan Thigh Town Sheehan Strathmore

Maynard Hosts First Public Stenographer’s Office

A local effort gathers a host of friends to support the opening and successful operation of Maynard's inaugural public stenographer’s office, signaling a civic initiative and community involvement.

Maynard

Fishing Through the Ice On Local Ponds Yields Big Pickerel

Local fishermen report ice covered ponds yielding sizable pickerel. Jim Ledgard, Gane, and Gayer Fowler caught 16 pickerel and three perch at White on Saturday. J. J. Ledgard displayed 26 pickerel and perch from a nearby pond.

Lce White Jim Ledgard Gane Gayer Fowler J. J. Ledgard

Maynard Trust Company distributes 65,000 in Christmas club checks

The Maynard Trust Company mailed 65,000 in checks to members of its Christmas club over the week marking the club's final distributions after seven years. Members express regret over the program's passing as checks reached recipients Thursday and Friday.

Maynard Trust Company Esta

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