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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

9

Maynard Residents Share Summer News and Events

Maynard residents and guests are listed in a wide range of social snippets. Families visit Freeport Maine, attend weddings, and travel for holidays as local clubs, Knights of Kaleva, Grange, and Masonic groups hold outings. Sports clubs note baseball and track events and a Field Day at Long Island camp. Local teachers and professionals plan summer roles, while a state commission discusses coal supply and winter planning.

James Oy Nason tal atreet _ Mer Theodore Lowney Cline Cr Weta Aefe Ays E. A. Morrman Mipen Riverhead Long Island BE. C. Hultman State Special Commission On Cee Ee Ae TSS

Boston Police Commend Officers for Lone Wolf Arrest

Police Commissioner Herbert A. Wilson commended a group of Hub officers including Inspector James R. Claflin for the arrest and conviction of James E. Waters known as the Lone Wolf. Waters is serving a life sentence in Charlestown State Prison. Inspector Claflin, a Maynard native, heads the department’s tiger print system.

James R. Claflin Boston Police Cement Maynard Hub Police Herbert A. Wilson James E. Waters Lone Wolf Boston Vicinity Charlestown Claflin Department

Ease for Vacation Low Sneakers for Men Slippers for Women

L. J. Shoe Store promotes light footwear for travel with affordable sneakers for men and comfortable slippers for women. Casual styles emphasize ease, fit, and everyday wear.

L. J. Shoe Store

Barow Barrow Wedding Note at Brooklyn Home

A reception for the bride Mrs Barow and groom was held at the bride’s parents home with close family in attendance and gifts received. They will live at 173 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn where the groom works as an electrical engineer for the Brooklyn Edison Co. Barow is Maynard High School class of 1917 graduate and active in Eastern Star and Maks lene Chapter. The groom is Maynard High School class of 1919 Wentworth class of 1923 Westinghouse School in Pittsburgh 1924 member of Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M Maynard Brooklyn Edison Club and Central YMCA Brooklyn.

Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn Brooklyn Edison Co Mre Barow Maynard High School Maxa+lene Chapter Pher An Sabet Maynard High Wentwort Westinghouse School of Instruction Pittsburg Charles A. Welch Lodge Maynard Brooklyn Edison Club Central Ymca of

Florida visitors describe mild Maynard climate draw from Safety Harbor

Mr and Mrs Bert D Lowell and Mrs Luzerne Lowe of Safety Harbor Florida arrived for their annual visit in Maynard. They note Florida weather feels like mild northern winter and predict a large northern exodus to sunlit Florida next winter as road traffic increases.

Safety Harbor Fla Bert D. Lowell Luzerne Lowe Maynard Florida Colony Gattty Basnor Mirida Miorita Florida Sunshine Land

Town Team Loses At Woburn In 8 6 Defeat

Maynerd Town baseball team fell 8 to 6 at Woburn on Saturday. Don Lent started on the mound for Maynerd but moved to the outfield after the second. Paul Sims relieved and held Woburn to two hits. Walsh from Holy Cross and Doherty of Woburn starred. Lent made a spectacular catch of a fly ball here next Sunday afternoon at 3 16. On July 11 Maynerd Town meets Winthrop in a rubber game, with Billy Merrill pitching well for Winthrop.

Woburn Maynerd Town Don Lent Maynerd Paul Sims Walsh

Ten Are Graduated From Stow High School

Graduation exercises at Hale High School Stow were held Thursday. The graduates include Mae Nevers Grace Marion Panny Dorothy Braman Marjorie Anne Hilferty E Fitzgerald Helen J Lee Thomas Francie McDonald Julia N Neilson Eis ie L Nevers Gladys W Spear. Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings will hold a meeting in Maynard Mass July 2 1925 at eight o clock P M per order President Howard A Wilson. For sale a German Police puppy call or write Mrs Kelleher blue pin in silver and other items offered at 209 Main Street Haverhill Mass.

STOW Hale Mae Nevers Grace Marion Panny Dorothy Braman Marjorie Anne Hilferty E. Fitzgerald Helen J. Lee Thomas Francie McDonald Julia N. Neilson Eisie L. Nevers Gladys W. Spear Assabet Institution For Savings Maynard Mase Howard A. Wilson

MISS RICHARDSON WEDS CLEVELAND IN Maynard- Concord Union

Miss Agnes M. Richardson daughter of Charles Richardson of Pean Road and Alfred Taylor of Cheetons Ohio will marry Wednesday evening. Rev. Alfred of Concord Junction will officiate at 7 o clock in the brive with relatives present. Verna B. Ames bridesmaid and George Greatox beat man. Bride to wear white gown with Princess lace and orange blossom coronet. Reception at bride home after ceremony. Wedding tour to New York where groom manages American Oil division in Jackson Michigan.

Charles Richard Pean Road Alfred Frank Taylor Cheetons, O Brive Concord Junction Verna B. Ames Waverly George Greatotex New York City New York American Oil Naetion Jackson Michigan Richardson Concord Maynard

Maynard Nuptials Noted With Local Residents Attending

Evening ceremony at six featured Mr and Mrs De Keane Mrs Percy Miss Emma Taylor Mrs Bertha Whitney and others as relatives of the bride. Fannie Kane and Miss Janette Graham attended. Miss Gertrude Whitney served as flower girl. Mr Beaton, a former town resident, also present.

Maynard Mra de] Keane Mra Percy Emma Taylor Bertha Whitney Fannie Kane Janette Graham Getrude Whitney Beaton

Delegates Attend County AOH Meeting in Newton Highland

Mrs Mary Cook Mrs Susie Kel way Mrs Mary Paffer Mrs Katherine White Mrs Loula Byers Miss Cecilia OToole Michael Gleary Dennis Buckley James McCaerny and Michael Murray attended as delegates at the quarterly AOH gathering held Sunday afternoon at the Workinghoys Home Newton Highland. Mr and Mrs Frank J McCarron Mr and Mrs Patrick Harrington and Mr and Mrs Henry Tobin also attended the meeting.

Mary Cook Susie Kelway Mary Paffer Katherine Whie Loula Byers Cecelia O'Toole Michael Gleary Dennis Buckley James McCaerny Mchael Murray Middlesex County Agh Workinghoys Newton Highland Frank J. McCarron Patrick Harrington Henry Tobin

Lawn party at Elson home for George Bison’s grounds

A lawn party organized by a group of young people was held on the spacious grounds around the home of George Bison in Brooks. The event featured an entertainment lineup that preceded further activities.

Elson George Bison Brooks

Jester Theme Noted Amid Vague Historical Text

Fragmentary OCR mentions a jester and several names such as Gertrude Waving and June Sawyer along with a group including Four tables wire the gang and young ladies, but the passage is garbled and provides no clear event or outcome.

Khel Bison Gertrude Waving June Sawyer

Moves of Residents Across Grant and Carslell Streets

William Hinds moved this week from Grant Street to a house on Carslell Street. Henry moved from Nasan Street to lease on Grant Street vacated by Mr Mince.

William Hinds Grant Street Carslell Street Henry Nasan Street Mince

For Sale Ford Sedan In Crescent Cent Condition

Classified brief lists a Ford sedan in crescent condition for sale. Contact Misa Wan EB at Emmett Crescent Contord Maas for details.

Emmett Crescent Contord

At 108 Summer Street Mayne Tel

The entry notes a location at 108 Summer Street associated with Mayne Tel and the number 359-41. It reads as a brief address listing for a telephone service location.

Ad Improvementa Summer Street Mayne Tel

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