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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1913

Page

3

Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Social Events

Local items note residents moving to new homes on Thompson street and Sudbury Street. Peter Lesage takes a Plymouth N H math work post. Sidney Coulter visits from Providence and stays with family. Community notices include a whist party for March 28, a cooperative hall concert March 12 featuring Roland Hayes, Erdine Cowlishaw, and Elmer Crawford Adams, and multiple lodge movements and visits in Maynard and nearby towns.

Lynn Checker Tear John Hill Lodge An House Committee On Insurance Sheridan John Wollerschied Deaconees Hospital Concord Maynard Lodge C. C.F Concord Lodge Sidney Coulter Journ Providence James Coulter Theodore . Lowney Theodore, Jr Daniel Lowney Timothy Duggan Sudbury &I Johnston Peter Lesage Plymouth N. H Lesage Clarence Bodfish Clarence Lowell Samuel Townsend Abington Walter Comeau Mass. Agricultural ‘College Amherst John Comeau Boston Hull Harry Hull Brookline Sere Wheaton Margarst Sydney Lowe Dorcnester Hisousin Robert Hatch Mary Plynn Or Everett Annie F. Lyons Kathryn White Lexington James Carney Margaret McCarthy Olive Ofawrence John Dacey Dartmouth Jr Sylvester Sullivan Brockton James Manning John Manning May O’hayre Charlestown Frank Donahue Minnie Ena Moynihan Walter Peterson Frank Hall Ware Excelsior Motor Cycle William F. Litchfield George Morton Alfred Sorenson Somerville Calcutta India Men’s Fraternal League Congregational Church Roland Hayes Erdine Cowlishaw Elmer Crawford Adams Kerwin Bilson Merrimac Woolen Co Albert Bilson Ernest Reynard Athol Aquilla Reynard Alexander Marsder Rochdale Allan Howard Lice Marsden Fred Chandler Gertrude Arthur Malcolm, Jr Nanvers Lynn Maynard Fred Marsden Lawrence Chester Burnham John R. Marsden Samuel Lawton Winooski Mills Buregon Ralph American Woolen Co New York City Aleander Veitch Sneitchen Disraeli William Baron, Jr South Framingham Upsilom Society of the B Miss Mary Pleasant St Ternoon Marlboro

Town Warrant Seeks Voter Action on Licenses and Bridge Plan

Voters will act on a town warrant posting this week. A proposal asks to grant licenses for taverns to suitable sites approved by state inspectors. The town may borrow funds to cover normal expenses and year ahead appropriations. A cemetery fund is proposed for Glettwood plots. A plan to build a bridge over the Assabet at Florida Court is under review after inspections by American Woolen Co. officials.

Norwood Glettwood Cemetery Assabet River Florida Court Messrs Assabet House Thompson

Patriotic Afternoon Inspires Students and Community

Supt. Brick’s patriotic afternoon idea, described in The Enterprise, unfolded nicely Friday and offered both instruction and a recap of Washington and his achievements.

Brick The Enterprise Washington

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Celebrates Washington Birthday Party

Mizpah Rebekah lodge held a Washington's Birthday gathering in their rooms with games that sparked merriment. Prizes awarded included a ladies picture puzzle won by Mrs. Gertrude Prescott and drawing contests won by Martha Parker with Mrs. Ruby Malcolm placing second.

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge We's Block Washington Gertrude ‘Prescott Annie Gray Mart Ha. Parker Ruby Malcolm Blues

Polish Beneficiary Society Meeting Attracts Local Polish Residents

About 200 Polish residents gathered Sunday afternoon to form a Polish Union society. Rev. Jablounski chaired the event, with the Buffalo president and treasurer present to address the crowd before the new organization was formed. Additional notes include arrivals and visits with local families in the days surrounding the meeting.

Polish Union “Society Jablounski Buffalo N. Y Ed James Stott Johns Lynn Jacob Chelsea Ming Ag Bray

Senior Fair to Fund Washington Trip Trips

The senior class of the high school will hold a three night fair this week on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. Proceeds go toward the trip to Washington. The event features varied booths and articles for sale and a supper each night.

Washington Andy Gale

Public reception for Supt Brick nicknamed Mince Pie

A fragmented report notes a well received event involving Supt. Brick known as Mince Pie. Observers remark crowds at the address appeared large and visible, with mixed comments about the gathering and its outcomes.

Brick

The First Spit Ball Ever Pitched

In a Boston Globe style tale, Maynard recalls a late season intertown game where Jim Murray faced a wet ball. The pitcher deserts a desperate fastball, then a curve breaks due to moisture, leading to a surprising outs and a win.

la Globe Boston Globe Maynard Enterprise BE. T. McManus Jim Murray Tie Nall Bane Ace Jim

Fenway Club Triumph in Middlesex Chess Rivalry

A crowded match between Fenway and Middlesex clubs drew the largest crowd yet as tensions ran high. Fenway led 261 to 255 before a tense finish, with enthusiastic fans and a strong late effort from Middlesex.

Fenway Middlesex Fenway Club Tobinsex

Readiness for Signature Delays Expected on Bank Bill

The bill introduced by Rep. Arthur J. Cougal and approved in third reading awaits Gov. Foss signature. Delays likely before enactment, with laws taking effect thirty days after signing. Published names from last week’s Enterprise edition show committee members pressed for early action.

Arthur J. Cougalan

Sudden Collapse of Local Residents Reported

A fragmentary notice notes John French and his son Maxwell were visiting Arthur Webber when a convulsion struck at 6:20 p m Sunday. They were assisted but further details are unclear as the report references Mrs Webber and Miss Mary Browne of Fubury in partial context.

John French Maxwell Arthur Webber Aie Webber

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Maynard News L. Nores Minnie and Mabel Hultz Everett Frank Tuttle Waler Taylor Marion Lowe Dorchester Edith Davis Vmmerst Nual Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F Charles A. Welchlodge A. M Cooperative Hall Atlantic Decorating Co Easure Saem Wilder X. Macurda Rebekah Sogial Mark Cross Wason Street Mayn. Rd, Mass Jersey Butter Co Maynard’s Loading Cash Store York Tsc Valie Ae Boundaiae Hecei Aezen Jersey Main Street Maynard, Masa H.W . Concord Co Maynard Grain Co Bedford CO W. Acton Mary Browne Fubury James R. Bent R.C. A Leo Comeau, Ee F. E. Taylor & Go
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