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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
6
Maynard residents share visits and guests from Boston White Plains and Hartford. News covers health updates, club meetings, church and lodge activities, and a hospital operation with a hopeful recovery.
A drawn image outlines Power Powell with early life details and a chronological arc from birth in Italy to years as a laborer and student. It highlights his achieving a diploma, multiple pastorates, and becoming a vigorous, powerful evangelist with effective preaching.
Miss Elizabeth Elson taught at Roosevelt school earlier this week replacing Miss Alice Regan who resigned to teach in Springfield. Miss Annie M. Lewler of Casidla NH takes Regan's post. Miss Mary Wood now teaches the grade formerly led by Miss Helen Wiseman who also resigned. In Somerville Miss Blanche Barlow substitutes for Miss White and Miss Loretto remains in place.
A fragment notes advice from a renowned private nurse with a cryptic line referencing bees and verses about eighteen. The text is garbled and unclear about person, place, or date.
A notice describes forthcoming meetings with Poweller preaching powerfully at 10:45 a.m. 3:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Sundays and 7:20 p.m. weekdays. It urges attendance to understand his unusual personality and methods, promising a welcome to all.
A Valentine party hosted by the Children of Mary at St Bridget's church hall Friday evening was among the merriest events in Deagon. Rev Edwin Walall gave the event to the girls of the parish.
Fragmentary note describes a surprise celebration at a home on Maple Street with items like leather belt and butter lunch mentioned, but details are incomplete and names are unclear.
The Rod and Gun Club held its annual supper with roast beef squash and ice cream as William H. Millington presided. Speakers included Orrin C. Bourne and W Raymond Collins on state game issues while talks noted wild game propagation and distribution to ponds through clubs and preserves.
A crowded condition report highlights near unusable space in the Main St building. Principal F. Nates notes overcrowding and calls for an immediate two-room expansion as George H. Woolg cites limits on high school work. Maynard may consider a building program amid education finance concerns. An employment notice and a marriage license filing also appear among scattered items.
Pickets expands with new Marlboro quarters led by Seth M Carpenter of Arrenter Bros. The store introduces a larger furnishings line and a new custom clothing line. Manager Gene Ledoux notes bright interiors and a planned formal opening once stock is ready.
Services of thanksgiving and praise for Pope Pius XI were held at 5 PM Sunday at St Bridget's church. Rev. Howard F. Crowley spoke on the conclave that chose the pope and the laws governing it, asking prayers for the new head of the church as the congregation joined in the Magnificat.
Three candidates received the initiatory at a Thursday evening meeting of Lady Warwick Judge I D St. A social followed the business session with refreshments. A Valentine party is planned for the next meeting to which Earl Kutchiner lodge members of St. G are invited. Arrangements by Ree Sarah Oates and Luilian Frank Sesketr.
Bernard Blatt son of Morris and Mrs Blatt has joined McKernan Riley Blatt wholesale wool dealers in Boston as a junior partner. Morris Matt, a partner, is a leading local merchant noted for his self made rise through perseverance and success.
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