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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
6
Christmas visitors fill Maynard homes as relatives from Burlington Boston and Portmouth gather for holidays. Local clubs plan events at the Handicraft and the Masons host sessions while Miss Bates and Miss Hinden prepare for Tufts and Tufts allied schools in 1922.
Residents including Mrs Anne Leyden Frank OBrien Lena Byrnes and others share Christmas at relatives homes across Boston Cambridge Waltham and Concord. Church concerts and a joint Odd Fellows and Masoni social event slated with Santa gifts turkey supper and competitive games spread holiday spirit.
At a Magdalene chapter OES gathering the officers were elected including Eva Frye as worthy matron and Roderics Melver as worthy patron. Other posts include Grden Trees associate matron Annie Saylor secretary Ikenward treasurer Mre Johnson conductress Martha Hartin associate conductress. Installation planned at an early meeting.
In observance of her 17th birthday Miss Helen M An hosted Maynard Girl Scouts at her parents home on Brooks Street. The gathering featured a tag presenting a gift, a social with music and readings, and refreshments of chocolate ice cream and cake.
Christmas Sunday at the Congregational Church attracted large morning and evening congregations. The choir's cantata The Christmas King was well received by many attendees. Next Sunday morning a sermon on the theme Marking Time will be preached as Sunday school departments engage in activities.
Maynard defeated Bunker Hill 29 to 15 in a basketball game at Pastime Hall on Monday night. After a close first half the Maynard offense surged, led by Bowers, with Lent and Kendall close behind, while Mahoney refereed and F. Em timed and scored.
Loreto Angelsanto aged 48 died Friday at his home on 25 Second Street after a illness from complications. He leaves a wife and three children. Rites were held Monday at St Bridgets Church with a mass of requiem. Interment followed at the local cemetery.
The Christmas mystery play The Nativity will be presented next Sunday night at Colonial Hall by the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Bridget's church. The annual religious service attracts strong interest and a second performance was held last year on request. This year new scenes include an inn. Tickets sold this week are expected to be in high demand.
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