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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1921

Page

6

Maynard Social Roundup Holiday Guests and Notices

Maynard residents exchange visits over the holidays with Cambridge Worcester Lowell and New London connections. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Sullivan Mrs Moore and family Dr Louis Sullivan named War Risk dental examiner. others travel to New Haven Sweden and Atlantic and Eastern Seaboard resorts. A May 1921 meeting notice for the Assabet Institution for Savings and local theater and wedding plans appear amid community notes.

Frederick Moore Worcester Michael Viola Binks Lowell Hospital Mire Patrick McNamara New ‘London Felix Rainville Leslie Sims Mat Townsend Mra Sims Mise Madeline Wall New York City Mary Wall Brown St Louis Sullivan War Risk Insurance Bureau Warisk Bureau Sullivan

Maynard Plans for a Home Baseball Team Fails to Form

After Joe White resigned from running a Maynard home team, a move to create a Baseball Association began. The piece argues local financial support is essential, noting past attempts and town spirit, and questions who can organize a successful effort.

Joe White Maynard Tex Rickard

Brick Wilder Stricken by Heat in Fourth of July Game

Brick Wilder star catcher for Springfield, leading home run hitter in the Eastern League, collapsed from heat after the July Fourth doubleheader. He played five innings at Worcester before lasting to the eighth, then rode home with his parents’ son. Dr Flaherty ordered bed rest. expected to miss rest of the week but hopeful for a speedy return. Wilder has been a league sensation with strong defense and batting.

Brick” Wilder Springfield Frank Wilder Brick Worcester Marlboro Maynard Flaherty Willer Elrenit

Miss Esther Malloy and Michael Waldron Married at St Bridget's

Miss Esther Malloy daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Malloy of Waltham wed Michael Waldron son of Mr and Mrs Peter Waldron on Thursday July 7 at St Bridget's church. Rev Edwin Walsh officiated near relatives and friends. Louise Nichols and Leo Waite served as bridesmaid and best man. The couple will live with the groom's parents after a wedding trip.

Lows Peel American Ethic Association Waldorf-Astoria New York City de Dwight Cowles Rank Cowles Atlantic P Malloy Edward Malloy Russell St Michael Vincent Waldron Esther Malloy Russel At Waltham Peter Walldron St Bridget’s Church Edwin Walsh Louise Nichols Beechmont Leo Waite White Notre Dame Academy of Boston Sisters of the Cenacle Allston U. S. Marine Corps Marine Guard President Wilson George Washington Maynard Council K. of Frank J. Demars Pont, — Legion

Mrs Lucy Newton died at home after long illness

Mrs Lucy A Newton one of Maynards oldest residents died Wednesday at her Sumner street home after a year of illness. Born December 18 1843 she descended from Colonial stock with ties to Sudbury and Maynard. She leaves son George and grandson Ralph Newton. funeral Friday at 2 pm at her home with Rev Eugene Hunt officiating and interment at Glenwood cemetery.

Lucey A. Newton Augustus Newton Summer St Mrs Newton Freeman Mary Puffer Maynard Newton Fitchburg Pittsfield Newton Homestead Great Road Congregational Church Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Patriotic Orders Women's Relief Corps hQr Uo Eugene Hunt Montaguy John.Sunderland Arthus Jordan Glenwood Cemetery

Dollar Day in Maynard Thursday July 14

Maynard merchants join in a townwide Dollar Day with bargains across nearly all stores. Many will offer deep discounts even at a loss to move stock, promising quality goods at or below city prices. Shoppers are urged to watch the Enterprise advertisements for the next issue and buy early and often.

Maynard Enterprise

Juniors Even Up with Washington A. C. Marlboro

The Junior Holy Name baseball team defeated Washington A. C. Marlboro 4 to 2 in a twilight game at Crowe Park. Sims and Boulden worked the battery for Holy Name, as the visitors failed to square against Sims. The J. H. N. nine enter with 20 wins in 22 games and draw crowds at home. A rubber match between Washington D. C. and J. H. N. is planned at Maynard soon.

Holy Name Washington A. C Marlboro Crowe Park Sims Boulden Battery Washington D. C Maynard

North Sudbury accident funerals held for victims

Funeral services were held for John Lubin and Joseph Marchionis at St Bridget's church, followed by services for John Siempiesky and Adam Wasull, and later for Joseph Liskovich at the Russian Orthodox church. Wasil Papolouski survived with head injuries after being found on the locomotive pilot.

North Sudbury John Lubin Joseph Marchionis St Bridget’s Church F Jobionski St Casimir’s John Siempiesky Adam Wasull Fr Joblonski Joseph Liskovich Prospect Court Theopal Barkerof Wasil Papolouski John Plesky Thomas Salem Adelia Stemplesky Cambridge

Devine Defeats Daley In Fast Maynard Wrestling Bout

Arthur Devine of Marlboro defeated Young Daley of Lawrence in a Parker Street hall match winning a $500 purse and gate receipts. The main bout featured a quick fall in 17 minutes with an arm roll and bar followed by a 3 minute second fall as Devine dominated. Attendance was 200 and referee was Eli Bourdeau.

Arthur Devine Marlboro Young Daley Lawrence Parker St. Hall George Adams Maynard Bob Somerville England Devine Daley Adams Somerville Eli Bourdeau

Moonshiners, Jakey Vendors Foiled in Six-Point Raid

Police conducted a synchronized raid on six locations near noon taking a truckload of moonshine jakey and home brew. Officers seized mash bottles and still parts while no stills were found, and cases are expected in Concord next Saturday.

Binks Connors Drigcol and Garland Duggan, Rasmussen Swanson Waterhouse Railroad Street Railroad St John Kozak No. 2 John Mockiewez River St Tony Trocky A. Demplesky Jakey John Binguiel Concord

Pauline Dorothy and James Walker Holiday Guests of Gault

Pauline Dorothy and James Walker of Brookline were the holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gault on Concord street.

Pauline Dorothy James Walker Brookline Arthur Gault Concord Street

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