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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
5
An official clarified that Lady Warwick lodge linked to the national Daughters of St. George is not limited to St. George's church members in Maynard. Membership is open to any resident meeting the order's constitutional requirements, dispelling parish church restrictions.
Miss May Sykes of Watertown and gnton Benedict of New York City married Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. C. B. Taylor on Elm Street. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles F. Parsons of the M. church. The newlyweds recently moved into a Green Road residence. Mrs. Thomas McNally of Medway is visiting her parents on Dartmouth Street.
A Stow welcome home event featured a baseball game between Boy Scout teams a community sing and speeches by Joseph undy of Boston and Rep Frederick Glazier of Hudson. An evening roast beef supper and dancing followed at town hall with seven of 70 local men who died in service named on the Roll of Honor.
Large audience attends Anna Holt pupils recital at Colonial hall with recitations dancing and music. Proceeds go to soldiers and sailors monument. Highlights include Laura Gault butterfly dance Frances Ennequess Japanese dance and Harold Brown first public vocal solo.
Private William Moore of the 81st Division returned from France and was honorably discharged. Private John Keegan arrived home after 14 months in France. Private John Hanson of the U S Marine Corps spent time with his father in Glen. Joseph Sullivan in the naval service was a weekend guest of Bernard Garrigan. Watson Connors discharged from naval service after over a year of European duty and plans to help his father at the cate.
Wills and estates from Bedford Concord Sudbury Stow and Lowell are probated. Benjamin F Mis of Bedford names George R Blinn as executor. William P Milner of Concord dies May 11 with executor Maurice McWalter bond 8000 and estate valued 4000. Wilmot R Jones of Concord dies June 2 reports estate 13000 with 12500 personal. Mary B Jones named executrix with heirs at law Mrs. Mary B Jones and W Rufus Jones. Guardian Charles R Borland for Wilmer R Jones aged 17 with bond 1000. Abigail M Crowson guardian for Ira A Crowson 18 and Leslie W Crowson 15 with bond 5000. Susan A Taylor of Sudbury probate executor George E Taylor bond 500 estate 3250. Wallace Lambert named as executor of Henry A Lambert of Lowell. estate 46000.
Maynard beat Lamson of Lowell 6 to 3 at John A Crowe park on Saturday afternoon for its fourth consecutive win. Tom Marsden pitched for Maynard, limiting Lamson to three runs while Morgan, Vodoklys and Ryan delivered timely hits as fans packed the largest crowd of the year. Dr Edward Flaherty umpired a tense finish with Maynard pulling away in the eighth.
George N. Young of St Johnsbury is visiting at his son Herbert H. Young’s Brooks street home. The steady rain Friday benefited home gardens. Mr and Mrs Wm Cole and daughter Evelyn of Maple street attended a niece’s wedding at Arlington last week. Mrs James McNalley of Chelsea visited her parents on Main street the past week. Lloyd Cook has been on the sick list at his Brooks street home this week. Louis Caldwell and Edward Edwardson of Concord Junction visited friends here Sunday. Clyde White of Andover was the weekend guest of Miss Julia Sheehan on Glendale street. Private Hans P Hansen, son of William Hansen of Bancroft street, recently returned from France, received his discharge last week after serving about a year. A number of Maynard graduates from Fitchburg Normal school attended the alumni banquet at Fitchburg Friday evening, including Mrs Wm Naylor, Mrs Forrest Howe, Miss Grace Wood, Miss Mabel Comeau, and Mrs Francis Kearns of Suffield, Connecticut.
Assabet post veterans freshly organized and short of equipment request an American flag for the big parade on the 4th. Treasury is slim and the group seeks patriotic gifts from individuals or groups to decorate and honor the marchers. Kansas reports more than 100 women lawyers.
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