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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1921

Page

6

Maynard Residents Host Guests and Community Events

Maynard society members hosted friends from Cambridge and Leominster at varied social gatherings. The ice harvest finished with well-filled ice houses, costs lower than last year, and a moving picture show by the Girls' Friendly Society. Parish groups and local families joined dinners, dances, and church events, while two residents were married in Boston and Concord activities continued.

Susan Gheehan Katherine Williams Camsbridge Girls’ Friendly Society St George's Church Madeline Wall New York Mary Wall Charles McGill New York City Francis McGill Katherine Eeax Leominster Bridget Claflin Sudbury St St Hilda's M. H.paine Alfred McCleary Mra Wallace Dorothy

Ground Hogs and February Snow Tell How The Spring Winds Blow

Forecaster A Sharpe notes a grand yet uneven January with no early snow and record cold on January 24 in Great Ad. Snowfall totals for November to January fall short of last year, while February prophecies mix snow and sun as ground hogs reveal shifting weather.

A. Sharpe Sharpe Fred Boothroyd Great Ad Ground Hog Higgins America A . Helis Army Navy Sonad Oma

Various Local Social Visits and Meetings in Concord Area

A roundup of weekend visits, anniversaries, and upcoming meetings in Concord and nearby towns. Notables include Albert Goettler visiting family, Mrs Lucerne Lowell arriving from Safety Harbor, and Miss Sadie Stitt’s engagement. Many lodge and club events are announced for February and March, with gatherings at Cooperatives Hall and Riverside Hall.

Albert Goettler Broadbrook Frank Goettler Chester Hayes Turlock California Thomas Parker Walnut St Florence Winn Providence George Champagne Concord Martin Peterson Garland Block Nason St White Cross, Guild Cooperative Hall Murphy & Snydé@r James Bent New Bedford Carl Persons Old Concord BD. A. R S. Thompson’ Blood Concord Junction Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor Stow John Carey Lawrence Lucerne Lowell Safety Harbor Florida Mary Martin Concordat Guato Salo Powder Mill Road Alka Temperance’ Society Dramatic Club Alexander Sopanen Lake Boone Thomas Smith Arthur Carlton Stanley Vodoklys Charles Dent Sadie Stitt Peter Stitt Hartford Alexander Stuart

Vincent Club Hosts First Annual Social at Miss Coughlin’s

Miss Nellie Coughlin hosted the Vincent Club gathering on Main St Sunday evening with visiting guests. The banquet featured chicken a la Maryland and a witty program including toasts by Mrs George Lynch and Mrs Edward Flaherty, readings by Mrs George E White and Mrs Joseph Sehnai, and a monologue by Miss Margaret McCormack. Guests included Miss Katherine Ryan Needham Mrs Irene Moynihan Natick and Miss Natalie Olerichs Newport R I.

Vincent Club Nellie Coughlin Mainst Maryland Joseph Sehnai Margaret McCormack Katherine Ryan Needham Irene Moynihan Natick Natalie Olerichs Newport R. 1 Schnab

Gentlemen's Night shines at Woman's Club event

The Woman's Club held a brilliant Monday evening at Masonic Hall with reception by Mrs Caen Stockbridge and Mrs Miek. The Pinfield Charak trio from Boston performed classical songs and violin pieces, Maud Huntington Benjamin read a one act drama, and Sophia Charak sang. Laura A. Pinfield played piano as refreshments and a community sing followed.

W. Club Ees “Chorion Gentlemen's Woman's Club Masonic Hall Mihai Unanimous Ther Reck Caen Stockbridge Miek Pinfield Charak Trio Boston Maynard Sophia Charak Carlos Pinfled Boston Symphony Orchestra Maud Huntington Benjamin Rosalind James Barrie Laura A. Pinfield Quet George Ft Woods Wilhemina. Siswick Carolyn Morse Marcella Rainville

Social committee hosts refreshments at meeting

Refreshments were served by the social committee chaired by Mrs Mary Lawton with assistants Mrs Lessie McGarry Mrs Ida Shaw helped by Helen Gardner and Pearl McAuslin. Mrs Nellie H. Wilson led the entertainment as chairman. Harry Carroll spent Sunday with friends in Holliston.

Mary Lawton Lessie McGarry Ida Shaw Helen Gardner Pearl McAuslin Nellie H. Wilson Harry Carroll Holliston

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Maynard People James Doyle Allston Wayned Tesuras Doyle Parker St. Joseph Schwab Corinthian Chapter AF & A M State Armory Joseph Eugene Wm Millington Henry Willem Tobin Beardord Philip Geetalline Tadoe Maree Dwinell Mary Ane Encore St Cecelia's Church Roy Nelson Elizabeth O'Brien F. L. Garland Concord Jct Paul Peterson Barretts Mill Rd Junction Presto Battery Maynard Garage John Edwards Prop Butler Ave Mass Ola Keyes Hopkinton Frank Leighton Thomas Sheehan Norwich Conn Joseph Avery Cambridgeport Hattie Farrell Brooks St Maynard Grange Frank J. de Mars Post A. L Riversideshall Warren Flagg Sprig Boy Fletcher's Pond Harvard Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F A. M Washington New England Double Triangle Club Riverside Hall M. B. Church Main Street Louis Peel Optometrist Hudson Main St DeLee’s Drug Store Rexa Nason Street Maynard, Mass John T. Higgins Ip Frank J. Demars Amercan Legion U. S Es ‘ Higgins Chespeake Bay The Legion James Duane State Legion Duane John T. Janine Warren Howard King Higgins Campaign Committee Distasio’s Pure Food Market Swift Squire’s Sillcon Distasio Eae Moudg Office of Selectman Board of Selectmen Selectman
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