Maynard High School Stages Massachusetts Folk Spectacle
Maynard high school pupils staged The Massachusetts Folk Spectacle at Parker Street Hall on February 14. The show featured a history themed pageant with Massasoit as the dawn of the state, a Greek scene, a Salem witches sequence, Shamrock dance, Mexican interlude, and a Villa portrait. Directors Miss Stevens Miss Holbrook led the production praised as the school’s largest and most promising.
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Parker St. Hall
Walter Mullin
King
Leon Whitney
Carl Laubenstein
Patrice Higgins
Gertrude Murphy
Marion Wilson
Estelle Connors
Julian Nordberg
Catherine O’connell
Massachusetts
Alice McDonald
Florence Maley
Rove ‘McManus
Caroline Herbert
Gertrude Reynard
Florence Gustafson
Josephine di Stasio
Julia Carlson
Harold Croft
Frank O'Brien
Louis Blatt
Martin Gruber
Louis Wilcox
Wilbur Clark
Arthur Millington
Mildred Jones
Sadie King
Annie Anderson
Walter Courtney
Reginald Jones
Miss Little
Salem
Lillian Townsend
Rachel Gates
Hazel Petersen
Dorothy Astwood
Maude Cowle
Maude Cameron
Miss Pollard
Bessie
Kierstead
Mary Connors
Jennie Feinberg
Alice Mullin
Trene Wood
Miss Holbrook
Gavin ‘Taylor
Nellie Parmenter
Mildred Carlson
James Eaton
Gladys Ryan
Old Harvard
Lauri Williams
Father Time
Muses
Elizabeth Wilson
Helen Reynard
Therésa Murray
Edith Carr
Fidelis Callahan
Anna, Coughlin
Tiarland Powers
Villa
Genevieve Coughlin
Steinway Hall
New York City
Geo
St. Woods
Horace Bates
Funeral for John W. White Held at St Bridget’s Church
Funeral services for John W. White, longtime resident, were held Wednesday at St Bridget’s Church. White died Monday Feb 12 from heart trouble. He leaves his wife Annie, two sons John and Morris, parents, three sisters, five brothers, and many friends. Interment followed at St Bridget’s Cemetery.
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Assabet Mills
White
Annie White
John
Morris
John White
Percival
Frances White
Richard D McSweeney
Concord Junction
Griswold
Terryville
Harry
Dennis
Walter
Arthur Wiite
Leo
Arthur
Walter White
Richard
Timothy Buckley
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Guest of club Charles Shattuck attends Boston New England tourney
Charles Shattuck of Groton was the guest of the Checker club Saturday evening. An old time player, he will participate in the Boston versus New England tournament at the Revere House in Boston on Washington's birthday. A Maynard Checker club delegation plans to attend.
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Charles Shattuck
Grotcn
Checker Club
New England
Revere House
Boston
Washington
Maynard Checker Club
Illness Tow Toward Recovery At Mass General
Mrs Nat Cole of South Acton visited her sister Miss Sadie Mallinson at Mass General hospital the latter part of the week Mallinson is convalescing from an appendectomy and expected to go home Saturday
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Nat Cole
South Acton
Sadie Mallinson
Mass. General Hospital
Miss Mallinson
Worker Injured Caring For Fingers At mill
George Geen of River Street suffered a serious finger injury Thursday when two fingers were jammed in a machine in the picker room at Assabet Woolen Mills. Dr Edward Flaherty provided prompt medical care and the fingers are expected to be saved.
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George. Geen
River St
S the
Assabet Woolen Mills
Edward Flaherty
Regular Meeting Of The Hight Whist Club
The regular weekly meeting of the Hight whist club was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Haynes on Summer Street Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Miss Mabel Bishop and Miss Dora Perjong. Unique valentines were distributed as favors and refreshments were served.
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Ae Haynes
Old Maids' Convention Stirs Laughter With Humorous Transformations
A large audience enjoyed Mizpah Rebekah lodge No 45s Old Maids Convention in the I O O F hall. Everett Toop as Professor Pinkerton showcased a Transformhy er device turning participants into youthful debu tantes. Volunteers including Marion Jones Edith Garlick Miss Mabel Bishop and Rhoda Smith entertained with singing readings and dance as the committee and ushers organized refreshments and tickets.
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Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
1. O. O. F. Hall
Cas
Grace Perley
Golo
Rhoda Smith
Voiceuulture
Bat
Everett Toop
Professor Pinkerton
Hyer Ta
Marion Jones
Marion Wilson
Priscilla
Mabel Bishop
Edith Garlick
Elsie MacDonald
Ruth Eaton
Alvah Docherty
Hattie T Diunham
Parry Andrews
George Lawton
Inez McDonald
Frank Rand
Edwin Toop
Rachel Marsden
Hazel Randall
George Morris
Sarah Parker
Ida M. Shaw
Matilda Marsden
Laura @.MacPherson
Elizabeth Coleman
Jennie Randall
Lida Hart
Adah C. Rand
Sadie Case
Martha Parker
Elsie Howard
Inez Andrews
Annie McDonald
Hattie Dunham
Sadie Phillips
Everett Toon
Acton Men Attend Tremont Temple Reception for Grand Master
William Holt Walter Olsen and Fred Greene of Acton attend a Tremont Temple reception in Boston honoring Frank Stratford grand master of the I C O F M A. National State and district officials were present as Stratford received the Life of Abraham Lincoln in ten volumes.
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Wm. Holt
Walter Olsen
Fred Greene
Acton
M. A
Frank Sranford
Tremont Temple
Boston
Order
Abraham Lincoln
Carpenters Union Honors Injured Member At Meeting
The regular meeting of the Carpenters union was held at Masonic hall Friday evening. John Comeau, who recently lost three fingers and the thumb on his right hand in an accident, was given a life membership as an honorary member.
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Carpenters’ Union
Masonic Hall
John Comeau
Brick Fred Jr Signs Contract With Boston League Team
Fred Brick Jr signed the contract with the Boston American League team after weeks of discussion. He will report for spring practice on the first of next month and accompany the team to Hot Springs for the annual spring sessions.
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Fred
Brick)g@jr
Hot Springs
Miss Bila A Lacey Visits Malden Hosts This Weekend
Miss Bila A Lacey of Malden was entertained over the weekend as the guest of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hawkes at Brown Street.
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Bila. A. Lacey
Malden
Gilbert Hawkes
Brown St
Regulations for Lent Read at St Bridget's Church
The article details Lenten observances at St Bridget's including Ash Wednesday masses at 7 am and afternoon ashes for children, weekly services, and daily 7 am masses through Lent. It lists fasting and abstinence rules with exemptions and notes guidance from Cardinal O'Connell of Boston.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Holy See
William Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Insolvency of Imperial Furniture ton Affects Local Quarters
The Imperial Furniture ton declared insolvency on January 11 as Suffolk grand jury investigates. Deputy Chief John Connors seeks residents with information to protect local creditors who paid weekly sums since the company entered insolvency.
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Imperial Furniture
Ton
Suffolk Grand Jury
John Connors
Pomona Borough Meeting Attended in Stow
Attendees at a Pomona Borough gathering in Stow Thursday afternoon included Mrs. Rhoda Smith Mrs Frances Hawkes Mrs Elizabeth Hodges Mrs Mary Lawton Mrs Adelbert Martin Mrs Frank E. Sanderson and Mrs Mabel Brown among others.
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Borough Pomona
Stow
Middlesex Pomona
Rhoda Smith
Frances Hawkes
Elizabeth Hodges
Mary Lawton
Adelbert ‘Martin
Frank E. Sanderson
Mabel Brown
Maynard Business Men's Association to elect officers
The Maynard Business Men's Association will hold its annual election and meeting at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening February 27. A free 6:45 p.m. supper for members precedes the business session. A committee will report on town land purchase and a speaker from the Industrial Conservation movement is expected. The group invites new members with $2 annual dues to join and help shape public opinion.
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Business Men's’ Association
Maynard Business Men's Association
Masonic Hall
Ros. Coughlin
A. J. Coughlan
George H. Gutteridge
Main
Naylor
Business Men's Association
Board Organizes Selectmen and Appoints Town Officers
The newly elected board of selectmen organized last week and made annual appointments for town officers. Frank Binks serves as chairman and chief of police, with Harry Morse as secretary. The list includes John J. Driscoll secretary of streets Joel Parmenter cattle inspector Joshua Edwards sealer of weights and measures and several fire department engineers and staff with Walter Priest replacing Albert Coughlan on the fire engineers.
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Frank Binks
Board of Selectmen
Harry Morse
John J. Driscoll
Joel Parmenter
Joshua. Edwards
Hiram Parkin
Eoward
Henderson
William N. Litchfield
Dramatic Club Stages Finnish Strike Drama at Parker St Hall
The Dramatic club of the Finnish Workingmen's association presented a four act drama Saturday evening at Parker street hall. Reino Vuojarvi Sophie Klemola and Lauri Jokinen led a strong cast in a story about a strike tied to early trade union organizing. The play includes a pathetically woven love story and notes author Konrad Lehtamaki as a political fugitive in this country.
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Dramatic Club
Finnish Workingmen’s Association
Parker St. Hall
Reino Vuojarvi
Sophie Klemola
Lauri Jokinen
Finland
Konrad Lehtamaki
Powers That Be
W. C. T. U. Meeting Date Change and Hostess
The regular meeting date is moved from February 22 to Friday the 23rd at 3 p.m. Miss Mary Butterworth of Concord will host. Mrs. Ada B. Frisbee of Boston will speak. Frances Wilard Memorial follows. Musical selections by Mrs. Levi Cheney and Mrs. Jennie Wilson Howell.
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Mary Butterworth
Concord
Ada B. Frisbee
Boston
Frances Wilard Memorial
Levi Cheney
Jennie
Wilson Howell
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Maynard
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Sterling Worth Poultry Farm
Maynard, Mass
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Optometrist
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Tremont Street
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Lexington Theatre
Paramount
Metro—Pathe
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Metro Presents
Etmily Stevens
Wheel of the Law
Lonesome Lake
Nount
Ward
Francis X. Bushman
Ly Bayne
Dustin Farnum
Parson of
Panamint
Pearl White
Pearl of the Army
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Gave Entertainment
Maynard High School
Witnday
Pomona
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