Maynard Residents Gather for Social and School Events
Maynard notices show Agnes Richardson and teachers visiting Lawrence schools, and several local residents visiting relatives in Acton and Boston. Community groups plan meetings, birthdays are celebrated, a theater night in Boston features Maynard youths, and local firms report orders and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Richardson
Congord
Lawrence
Chester Irwin
Manchester
N. H
William Irwin
Acton St
Charles Whitney
Ux‘bridge
American Powder Company
Thomas Wright
Actonst
Katherine Powers
James Clariy
Boston
Bessie Hayward
Sudbury High School
S. EB. Me. Cleary
Congregational Church services and events announced
Mrs Thomas Cleary confined to her home with illness. Rev E N Ativeh presides over morning worship at 10 46 with a sermon on self-control a conqueror's first conquest. Special musical service Sunday Jan 30 at 7 pm features choir under Geo B Lawton with Mrs Arthur D Pickering Marlboro contralto. Weekly meetings listed and Maynard High alumni beat local team 7 18 at Pastime Hall noting experienced play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutteridge
John H. Cleary
Robert Lester
Arthur St
Eleanor Fletcher
Stow
George Lawton
Lincoln
E. N. Ativeh
Geo EB. Lawton
Arthur D. Pickering
Marlboro
Ashford
Vance
D'Evry
Ridenltals
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Maynard High School
Jewish Club Organized in Acton Ward Meeting
A Jewish club organized at a Sunday meeting in Remnise Hall Acton ward with Benjamin Bi as chairman. Officers elected include Louis Wen Samuel Balkman as vice president and Miss Auretorie as secretary. Names of other officers listed and an event for entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remnise
Acton
Cne
Benjamin Bi
Gems Nen
Eggnsesiry
Dora Shert
Moe
Fisherman Bert Haynes Delighted by Four-Pound Pickled Catch
Bert Haynes, famed for luck at fishing, enjoyed a four pound pickerel caught at a pond near Wayland. Joseph Schwab presented the prize fish for comparison with a three and a half pound ale caught the previous week by Clarence Neal in the Concord River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Haynes
Mr Haynes
Joseph Schwab
Nes
Wayland
Haynes
Clarence
Neal
Concord
Gentlemen's Night Tickets On Sale Through Club
Tickets for Gentlemen's Night of the Woman's club are available from Mrs Mary Lawton at Brooks Street, with a special sale at C H Persons store on Tuesday February 1 from 2 to 6 pm. Additional tickets will be sold Friday February 4 and Monday February 7. Madame LeNormand Gypsy Witch fortune telling cards offered by J S Williams Book Co Worcester Mass for $1 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawton
Brooks St
C. H. Persons
Madame LeNormand
J. S. Williams Book Co
Worcester
Mass
Officers Chosen at Annual Congregational Meeting
The Congregational church held its annual meeting on a spirited evening with progress reports. Officers elected include Clerk Frank Niferson Treasurer William Hyeringe deacons three years WWI Gutteridge Alexander Pettigrew for two years Gavin Taylor H F Bates for one year Graham Forgie Irving Dart superintendent of Sunday school H F Bates visitors three years Mrs Gavin Taylor for two years Mrs Andrew Dunlop for one year Mrs Robert Jackson pastoral committee Mrs Mary McCleary Mrs Edna Flood John Beck H J Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NeWie Trees
Sophie Watson
Lawrence
Oliver Trees
Randall Road
W. A.maginnis
Leominster
Carlton
Ayer
Gavin Taylor
Thomas, Smith
Andrew Bdynlop
Dorchester
Carl D. Carter
Taylor
Concord Junction Lodge
Maynard
West Acton
Riverside Cooperative Station
Bob” Jackson
Magonic Club
George Lawton
Chris Wilson
Bob Jackson
Jackson
Myanard Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Arthur Champagne
John Courtney
Everett W. Bowker
Henry W. Austin
Ralph ‘L. Barton
Sudbury
Russia
Moscow
Ruseai
William Weaving
Leroy Denniston
Elmira
Robert Denniston
Taft
Viola’ O’brien
Plothora
Grant St
Sara Armstrong
Framingham Normal
J. H. Wallace
Woolworth
Belmont
J. A. Wiley
Gloucester
Malcolm
Robert". Hartin
B. F. Townsend
F. E B. Taylor
Maynard Trust Co
Bank Officers Association
Young's Hotel
Boston
Congregational Church
George H. Gutteridge
Cers
Frank Niferson
William Hyeringe
WWI
Gutteridge
Alexander Pettigrew
H. F. Bates
Graham Forgie
Irving Dart
Andrew Dunlop
Robert Jackson
Mary McCleary
Edna Flood
Parson Aid Society Meet At M E Church
The annual Parson Aid Society meeting was held at the M E Church on Tuesday evening with a served supper. The Epworth League plans a three act play Picking a Winner at the church tonight under Blues from the North League. Blues team will also sell food Saturday January 29 at Macurda Drug. The fourth quarterly conference will be held February 9 after the evening service with Rev Dr Charles E of Worcester presiding. Junior Epworth League seeks funds for a Washington party at the church February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson“e ° Aid Society
Ensondale Epworth League
Ausa
Blues
Macurda
Charles E
Worcester
Epworth League
Washington
Perch Catch Surges on Crowe Island Ice
About 100 fishermen fished Crowe Island on Saturday and Sunday with a large perch haul exceeding 400. The four pound pickerel weighed 22% inches and was part of the day’s record season catch by Joseph Schienry Ledyard Sr Robert Den in and William Tobin at a Wayland pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schienry Ledyard Sr
Robert Denin
William Tobin
Wayland
Crowe Island
Change of Nurses In Public Health Service
Miss Edith L. Price resigns as public health nurse to take a position in East Bridgewater. Mrs Amber Columbia of Westport Point, a Red Cross nurse, replaces Price and begins duties Monday. Her Rainbow Division veteran husband recovering from war injuries. he previously worked for the American Woolen company installing machinery and is a patient of Dr Carl Persons, a Maynard native practicing in New Bedford. The Columbias have lived on Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Price
East Bridgewater
Amber Columbia
Westport Point
Red Cross
Springfield
Price
Rainbow
American Woolen Company
Carl Persons
New Bedford
Columbia
Maple
Autos Collide in Lexington Sunday Afternoon
A Packard touring car driven by Sedan collided with a Dodge near Lexington Sunday afternoon. Distasio's car remained mobile but had steering issues and extensive damage. the Dodge lost its two front wheels. Mr Distasio was present and unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookay
Lexington
Distasio
Dodge
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Billerica
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Nagon St
Charles Foster
Natick
Allie Peterson
Business Men's Association
Masonic Hall
Wm. H. Henchy
Woburn
Internal Revenue of
Massachusetts
Lady Warwick
Lodge
Daughters of St George
Sweden
Lester Cowles
James Cowles
Parker St
Massachusetts General Hospital
Catherine
Mranc
Arthur Coughlan
Brooks
Is Evers
Stucton
Mary Vail
Norman Garney
New York City
Harold
Brooklyn
Michael Tovin
Boston & Maine Railroad
Alice Werner
Stella
William Scully
DAR
George M. Baker
Ida
Tillie Lederman
Dora Yeoman
Rose Jasper
Pearl Lever
William Hayward
Everett
St ‘Ilida’s Guild
Woman's Club
George H. Merrick. Brooks
Enterprise
Neal Callahan
Service
Lowell
John Callahan
Prospect Court
Robert White
William ‘Scully
Deaconess Hospital
Felix Rainville
Harry Hull
C. F. Connor
New England
Girls’ Friendly Society
St George's Church
Frank J. Demars
Riverside Hall
Ceen Uied
Weavers Union
Frank J. Demare
Ruth Hull
Laure Gault
Jordan~ball
Stage Children of
Miss Gault
Arthur Gault
Helen
Olumbus’ Rainville
White Cross World
Colonial Hall
P. H. Murphy
John Lester
Quartermaster’s Department
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Ada Rand
Sadie Case
Mabel Bishop
Elsie Howard
Annie Lawton
John Shaw
Ralph Case
Tom” Smith
Jack’’ Shaw
Maynard H. S. Athletic Association
West
Maynard Garage
John Edwards
Prop
Butler ‘Ave
Zoin
M. B. Church
Main Street
Thomas Cleary
Gis
Smith
Muley
T. Marsden
Wee Morgan
F. Maley
Beebe
Wwe
Roe
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M. H
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Eeeae
Lerer
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Wee Ee Neers
Ory
Elkay
White Pine
Rexall
DeLee’s Drug Store
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
M. E. Church
Assabet Institution For Savings
Victrolas
Robert W. Carter
Arthur E. Loftus
Carter & Loftus
Caster & Loftus
Victor Records
Carter G Loftus
Concord Junction
Sue An Wholesale Food
First National
First National Bakery
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