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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
6
Maynard residents attended funerals and visits with relatives in Dedham and Waltham St. Friends and family hosted guests from Boston and Bedford. Local clubs met for social events, Masonic ball, civic gatherings, and church services.
The Question Club held a Monday evening party hosted by Mrs Charles Wilcox on Broskist. Guests played games and exchanged valentines for a merry evening. Refreshments were served. A Lost A K of C charm was reportedly missing. finder should return it to Edward King, Sudbury Street.
Sunday evening services at the Congregational church drew a large crowd. The men's class organized the event with Lincoln talks by William H. Millington Supt of Schools J F Bates and William H Catteridge. Carroll French and Howard Palmer of Tufts College Glee Club provided a fine vocal and violin program. The Men's club conducted congregational singing under George Lawton with Herbert Layton organist.
The Philathea class of the Congregational church met at Mrs F. B. Sanderson’s Brook Street home Friday evening. The class reorganized with Mrs F. E. Sanderson president and Miss Laura Woodart treasurer. Miss Herbert Galusha secretary, Mary Butterworth teacher. A committee on Chinese Relief was appointed. A social followed with refreshments.
The Double Triangle club at a Riverside hall meeting elected permanent officers: Lou Rickles president, Mrs Samuel Balkman vice president, Miss Pearl Lever secretary, Charles Lever treasurer. An entertainment committee led by Miss Dora Shtrr with Morris Feinberg and others. educational chair Miriam Sperberg. A Purim costume party is planned with tickets managed by Lever and others. The club adjourned at Miss Dora Sterr's home. next meeting with Mrs Balkman in Hudson.
The Junior Epworth League presented a missionary program during Sunday evening service in costumes from Japan India China and Africa. It featured a 35 voice chorus prayer by the pastor readings dialogue and songs including Her alds of the King and a special India song. Costumes were loaned by the Boston office of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society.
Everett E. Munroe and William Puustinen from the Pentecostal Mission will conduct a mission at the Finnish Congregational Church in Walnut Street, Washington’s Birthday. Services begin at 2 pm with preaching in Finnish and English. The meetings focus on salvation baptism in the Holy Ghost divine healing and the coming of Christ. All are welcome.
Sheridan's Orchestra led by Frank Sheridan broke into top ranks after a Boston engagement with Grey Gull Phonograph Record Co The group performed for reproduction and the records will be marketed soon Sheridan plans to play Moseley's on the Charles next summer.
John Lucas Harriman Court was charged in Concord district court with larceny of cloth valued at 64 dollars from the Assabet mill. He admitted work in the wet finishing room. He was fined 100 dollars and held over April 9 on a second charge of larceny worth 2.50 dollars. William Sackolouski testified and was found not guilty and discharged.
Walter White organizes a Knights of Columbus bowling team to face the Eagles and a Sons of St George squad. Ed Billett is cited as key organizer with ambitions to bring both rivals into camp. A five-man series from the Sons looms, promising action at the local bowling alley.
A Valentine party at Cooperative Hall Monday attracted nearly the entire town. Winners received prizes and commemorative valentines, while consolation prizes went to near winners, and a few comics were passed. No refreshments were served.
Isaac Bachrach was named the best and most undisturbed individual on Nasonest Monday as he smiled while showing a check for 1176 dollars from a New Yorker in payment of a matured endowment policy. Mrs Austin Perry returned home in Allston after visiting Mrs William Johnston on Oak Street.
Maynard plans Lent services at St George's church. Friday afternoon at 3 46 and evening at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Chester Downey and children of Monson visit his mother Mrs Mary Downey on Parker Street.
Rev E N Atiyyeh leads Wednesday evening Bible meetings praised for quiet thoughtful study. Lent observance underway. Saturday a Boy Scouts group planned an April entertainment. Sunday chapel nearly full with Junior Societies from West Acton Stow Concord Junction and Eunice Jones addressing the audience. The Senior C E Society notes strong youth participation and Miss Jones discusses daily prayer and meditation. Sunday services as usual with a male quartet to provide evening music.
A mass meeting will be held at Co operative hall Thursday evening by the Maynard Socialist club open to the public Attorney Joseph Berack of Boston will speak on Why the Un employment and Why the Cut in Wages The meeting is the preliminary step toward organizing a Socialist club of English speaking residents.
Maynard reports Robert and Richard Allen, twin brothers, underwent appendectomies at Marlboro hospital in close succession. They received a letter from Texas twins Robert and Richard Scanlon, aged 10, who read of the operation in the Daily Panhandle and note similar sympathy between twins. The Scanlon twins congratulate the Allen twins on recovery and a correspondence on general topics begins.
Onioro Archieri aged 64 died Sunday morning at his home 18 Grant Street after a week long illness. He leaves a wife two daughters and a son Loretto Archieri a member of Frank J. DeMars Post A L and Maynard Council K of C. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Bridget's church with a requiem mass by Rev John J Sweeney. Burial followed at St Bridget's cemetery.
Palmer residence secretary Earl Kitchener lodge Sons of St George attended a Monday meeting at the I O O F hall. A watchman for the mill was arranged and the secretary will attend forthcoming meetings.
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