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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

8

Maynard Miss Annie Kennedy dies in Jamaica Plain hospital

Annie Kennedy, 41, daughter of Robert Kennedy, a Maynard resident born in Brantyre Scotland, died after two weeks in a Jamaica Plain hospital. She was active in Curreneycop church and Sunday school, survived by one brother William Kennedy. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at Butler home with Rev. Eugene Hunt officiating. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.

Jamaica Plain Annie Kennedy Robert Kennedy Butler Ave Brantyre Scot Maynard W Aves Orone William Kennedy Curreneycop Rodney Mcelver Thomas French Louis Emerson Thomas Breck Graham Forgie James Hoar Glenwood Cemetery

Card Tournament Draws Crowd at Just Ug Club Rooms

A forty five card tournament features the Sand Hill team of John Callahan and Walter Priest against the Walcott team of Lee Donahue and William Priest. The event at the Just Ug club rooms drew considerable interest, with Jed Hill reporting the close of the second match for the Enterprise special correspondent.

Sand Hilll John Callahan Walter Priest Walcett St Lee Donahue William Priest Just Ug A. Hill Jed Acto The Enterprise

Maynard Responds Generously to Legion Appeal

Maynard residents donated 379.07 to the Legion Auxiliary for Christmas gifts for wounded soldiers. A 25 gift was set aside for Gardner Sharp at Walter Reed Hospital. The balance was sent to the state Legion hospitalization committee to fund hospital Christmas trees and gifts for all service men. The auxiliary committee, led by Miss Mabel Lowney and others, canvassed homes with zeal.

Maynard Legion Auxiliary C. S. Fowler Auxiliary Gardner’ Sharpe Walter Reed Hospital Washington State Department of the Legion Mabel Lowney Laura Moore Edward Reading Alexander Espie Louis Sullivan

Holy Name Society December Meeting at St Bridges Church

The Holy Name Society held its December gathering at St Bridges Church last night with large attendance. Rev Edward F Crowley pastor spoke to the group as congregational singing was led by A A Hilferty choir leader.

The Holy Name Society St. Bridget's Church Edward F. Crowley A.A. Hilferty

Red Cross Drive Ends With Substantial Fundraising

P. J. Sullivan, chairman, announced final Red Cross Drive subscriptions totaling 537.50 dollars. Local leaders praised the strong response despite a low mood in the local industry.

RED Cross Drive P. J. Sullivan

Congregational Church Christmas Service Moves and Plans

The Congregational Church reports a $60 collection for Near East orphans in morning and C E. Society services. The Men's class will fund the dinner for men connected to church work and allocate $15 for special music. Louis Gibbs will speak at Eliot Church event. Christmas Eve program features a chapel tree and carols. Next Sunday’s topic is The Fullness to the Christian's Life.

E. N. Atieh Near East C. E Fox Audi Louis Gibbs Eliot Chirch

Skating Park Planned on Baseball Field

John Driscoll, superintendent of streets, plans an artificial skating pond at the baseball field and will keep Brown's pond surface clear when ice forms. The project is experimental, with materials on hand and no financial backing, but the department will use all resources to maintain skating surfaces at both locations.

Santa Claus John Driscoll Brown's Pond Driscoll

Junior Holy Name First Team Defeats Second Team 15 to 2

In Pastime hall State night Concord played Maynard with Junior Holy Name first team beating the second by 15 to 2. Forwards include d. O'Connell Johnston. center Smith. backs John Connors L. O'Connell. Second team featured Walden Tobin Turner Sims Moore. Scoring: Connors 2 O'Connell 2 Smith 3 Walden 1 free throw.

Holy Name Concord Maynard Pastime Hall D. O'Connell Johnston Smith John Connors L. O'Connell Walden Tobin Turner Sims Moore Connors O'Connell

Bliggins and Growther Scrutinize Opinions

The dialogue mocks Bliggins for his self importance and his opinions. Growther counters that opinions arise like physical traits, while criticizing Bliggins for overvaluing his own ideas.

Bliggins Mr. Growther

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. H. Persons Nason Street Maynard, Mass Parker’s Hardware Store Thomas F. Parker Estella Bakery Pound Entre Nous Club Dorothy Naylor Lillian Archer George Grondahl Loretta Maliin Dorothy Priest Francis Coughlan Blanche Barlow Dorothy Morris Margaret Walsh Frances Nordberg Catherine Murray Hannah Sweeney Fanny Mademoiselie Melba Haslet Legion Holy Name Meeting Congregational Church H. N.S Nason St
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