Maynard Taane Me to Install Bank Fixtures in Haynes Block
Maynard of Taane Me t South Boston, makers of bank and store fixtures, meet with the Assabet Institution for Savings committee. The firm will install mahogany fixtures with a marble base, Verde copper grill, and copper screens in the new Haynes block bank quarters. Depositors’ space 20 by 17 feet. directors’ room 20 by 20 feet. Bank to occupy by January. expected rise in business after moving from upstairs to street floor. The bank has paid a 4 percent dividend and is trusted locally and in neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taane
South Boston
Assabet Institution For Savings
Haynes Block
C. H. Persons
Jana
Wool trade tightens as Britain embargo inquiry lingers
Leading woolen industry figures push for a clear State Department statement on Britain’s partial embargo lift. Spinners keep prices firm, buyers defer forward orders, and domestic mills face high finishing costs and scarce dyestuffs as war disrupts imports.
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Great Britain
State Department
Wea
New England
Washington
Wholesale and Retail Garment Trade Signals Strong Season
Large buyers from France and others buy heavy weight season goods while boys clothing makers wrap spring orders and seek summer fabrics. Garment trade at retail reports a big month of business as wholesalers move goods and collect debts. Cold weather boosts sales of overcoats osters and staple suits in cheviots tweeds and heavy woolens.
Rebekahs Elect Mizpah Lodge Officers
Mizpah Rebekah lodge held its annual election at I O O P hall Thursday evening. Officers elected include N G Mrs Jeanette Graham V G Mrs Blanche Reed sec sec Mrs Annie Morris fin 800 Mrs Lucy Cage treas Mrs Inez Andrews pianist and Mrs Ruby Malcolm trustee. Installation set for Thursday Jan 7 with supper at 7. District Deputy Grand Master Mrs Angie Howe and Marlboro suite will install and appoint officers.
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Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
O. O. P. Hall
Jeanette Graham
N G
Blanche Reed
Annie Morris
Josie Eaton
Lucy Cage
Inez Andrews
Ruby Malcolm
Angie Howe
Suite of
Marlboro
Loyal Agsabet lodge officers elected for year
At the Loyal Agsabet lodge I O O F M A meeting in Masonic hall Wednesday evening officers for the ensuing year were elected. Names include Ernest Greenhalghe N G Joseph Schwab V G William Holt P S Fred Hayward treas Joseph Marsden S Nathaniel Davis auditor Fred Green trustee Pred Axford William Holt astern Marsden Water house D D G M installation set for Wednesday evening January 6.
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Loyal Agsabet Lodge
M. A
Masonic Hall
Ernest Greenhalghe
N. G
Joseph Schwab
V. G
William Holt
P. S
Fred Hayward
Treas
Joseph Marsden
Nathaniel Davis
Fred Green
Axford
Astern Marsden Waterhouse
Union service planned by Holy Name clubs
Reverend John Sheehan of the Holy Name club arranges a joint service for Holy Name societies of this town Concord Junction and Concord in St. Bridget's church on Sunday evening January 3 at 745. The program includes solemn musical vespers prayer by Rev. Walter J. Browne celebrant Rev. Daniel Cronin deacon Rev. Dennis Lynch subdeacon and Rev. John Sheehan master of ceremonies with Holy Name Rosary Litany sermon and Benediction. A larger attendance is expected than last year’s union service in Concord Junction.
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John Sheehan
Holy Name Club
Holy Name Societies
Concord Junction
Concord
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
Daniel Cronin
Dennis Lynch
Concord Subdeacon
Maynard Lodge Members Attend Ayer Five Meeting
Forty three members of Maynard lodge 1. C. O. F. traveled by electric car to South Acton for the second meeting of the associated five in Ayer. About 253 attended including Harvard and Ayer lodges with an entertainment and smoke talk by Ayer lodge. The next gathering is set for Wednesday evening January 27 in this town hosted by local members.
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Maynard Lodge
South Acton
Concord Junction
West Acton
Associated Five
Ayer
Harvard
Charles Keene
Fay Graham
Alonzo Mason
Finance committee ends delay on warrant items
The adjourned Wednesday finance committee meeting reconvened Monday and voted to recommend no action on articles 5 and 4 until more information on the Main St. site is provided. President William Wood of the American Woolen Co. has the matter under advisement. Anthony Luker, a sailor from Uncle Sami's crew, visits his mother Mrs. Joseph Luker and plans to return to his ship on December 29.
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Finance Committee
Main St
Pres. William Wood
The
American Woolen Co
Anthony Luker
Uncle Sami
Joseph Luker
Schools Open for Winter Term With Classrooms Reorganized
The schools open Monday December 28 with Miss M Louise Dorntee returning to duty at the high school. Elizabeth A Stobal out after a broken arm. A major shift in high school housing to separate aged and commercial classes, with carpenters adding double swung doors and hallway partitions to comply with fire laws.
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Wits
M. Louise Dorntee
Elizabeth A. Stobal
Fitchburg
Teachers Go Home After Afternoon Sessions
At the close of Friday’s school sessions teachers packed up to go home for the holiday. The list includes Miss Alice Wentworth of Stoughton and many others from Concord Junction Foxcroft Me Stow Northwood Center N H Melrose Towns end Dover Framingham Fitchburg Northboro Winchester Merrimacport Ayer Sharon East Boxford Somerville Augusta Me Athol Plymouth and more.
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Alice Wentworth
Stoughton
Agnes Garvey
Mary
Coughlin
Concord Junction
Alice M. Genthner
Foxcroft
Alice
Frances Nagle
Stow
Rose’c. Wallace
Frances J. McManus
Concord
Caroline B. Randlett
Northwood Center
N.H
Ayer
Beatrice M. Andrews
Sharon
Grace M. Perley
East Boxford
Lucy Schwartz
East Billerica
Kennedy
Somerville
Snowdeal
Augusta
Eilen M. Leonard
Dalton
C. A. Millar
Athol
George A. Kennedy
Plymouth
Christmas Programs At Nason Bancroft and Mathst Schools
Public schools held Christmas exercises Friday. Nason Street School room programs and a fountain pen given to Miss Nellie May by eighth graders. Bancroft Street School featured an orchestra and room programs while pupils donated 3.00 to the Belgian fund. Mathst School had songs games and candy. no presents.
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Nason St
Nellie May
Bancroft St
Merrill Osgood to Lead Christmas Devotions and Cantata
Minster A Merrill Osgood conducts a Wednesday 7 pm devotional on The Shepherds and the Angelic Chorus. Sunday school holds a Christmas tree Friday 6 pm with literary and musical program and Santa Claus. Public worship Sunday 10 45 am with a sermon The Message of the Old Year. Sunday school at noon led by B Taylor and 8 Parker. Cantata The Rose of Bethlehem at 7 pm led by 25 young choristers under Mrs Howard A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
Minster
the Shepherds and the Angelic Chorus
Santa Claus
B. Taylor
8. Parker
Howard A. Wilson
Notices to Subscribers on Late Paper Delivery
Complaints have been received from Maynard subscribers about late or missing papers last week. Papers were shipped from the Enterprise office at the usual time, but were delayed due to an issue possibly tied to Enterprise Co. personnel.
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Suavel-Washtios Care Tortece Caneont and
Diemands
Maynard
Enterprise
Mee
Rprrprise CO
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Atton and
Summer Sts
Foster
Agnes Gibbons
Summer ST
South Acton Coal & Lambet. CC
P. Fletcher
Mase
F.E. Taylor & CO
Mason and Summer
Tel
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Encord
Acton
Monten Acton
Acton Acton
Ays
Hm Telephone
Efts
Asst
Sancated
Bien
Reaby
Jar
Rebekahs Elect
Union Service
Sacra
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eaton’s Market
Feng Cde
Helen Eee
Mara
Harena Ata
Cali Sal
Bedford St
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mer
Clarence McAuslan Nason
George G. Keith
Royal Society
L. T. Simpson
Albion L. Millan
State Street
Boston
Mass
Telephone Centre
F. D. Telephone
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