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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1912

Page

3

Maynard Gossip Highlights Local Movements and Events

Maynard residents host relatives in New Braintree and plan two week outings at Long Pond Littleton. William Punch earns promotion to assistant superintendent at John Hancock Life in Hudson. Local weddings, vacations, caretaking, and mill news populate a busy week with social visits, parties, and community notices across Maynard and nearby towns.

William Heffernan Mary New Braintree Wilfred Hooper Herbert Martin Walter Barber James Doyle Long Pond Littleton William Punch John Hancock Life Ins. Co Hudson Punch William and Ralph Jones Whalum Park Fitch

Commercial Night Course Set for High School Attendance

Interest grows in a new evening commercial course at the high school to start in the fall. To serve those unavailable for day study a small, later fee will cover extra teaching costs, with the exact amount depending on enrollment. The plan aims to improve school standing and offer a valuable opportunity for youth.

Field Day Features Strong Show By Maynard Club

The sixth annual field day of the Maynard Cricket and Athletic association occurred Saturday afternoon at the club grounds with a 12 event program. Frank Kelly led with five prizes, while Jamieson won three and Stevens showed speed in the 2 mile and other races. A brass band parade started at 2 pm with Frank Knight leading, and attendance was large with favorable weather and a full slate of prizes announced for events from 100 yard dash to obstacle race.

Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association Sudbury Brass Band Frank Knight Fred Green Charles Spence Frank Kelly Jamieson Stevens Lawrence Howard Jamieson Ernest Luosla Ed. Miller George Binns Wilbur Oates Harland O'Brien Kelly Lucille Sims Beatrice Cuttell Allie Peterson van Koski Peterson Albert Sepolo Lauri Jakko Lawrence Crack Ivar Siblom Louis Cuttell Coward Jamieson Thomas Brick Harry Hargreaves Lee Donahue Larry Fletcher Harry Rodway Herman Sherar

Great game for Saturday at Gencord Junction

Locals from Gencord Junction face Maynard in a high stakes game with both sides fielding village team players. Maynard's lineup features Carl Parsons Mart well Flood James Ryan Frank Wur fay Bert Braydem James Sheridan and others. Gilroy Brick Wilder and Concord Jumelion rely on a core group plus Eddice Williams amid season-long cohesion.

Gencord Junction Éeveh Maynard Carl Parsons Martwell Flood James Ryan Frank Wurfay Bert Braydem James Sheridan Ine Gilroy Brick Wilder

School staff elected for new year at Falmouth high

Miss Ido M Jenkins of Falmouth is elected English teacher at the high school. Miss Jenking is a Provincetown graduate and Bryant & Stratton trained. George A Kenneds named English teacher for the new commercial course starting in September. Ruth Walcott will teach domestic science dressmaking and millinery. Courses to run in afternoons to avoid conflicts. The high school is expected to be busy next year.

Ido M. Jenkins Falmouth Jenking Provincetown High School Hates College George A. Kenneds Kennedy Bryant & Stratton Ruth Walcott

Present Time Urged to Secure Town Hall Site

The speaker urges immediate action to acquire land for a future town hall, noting several available sites and warning that land values may rise. Owning property now could provide ready options when the occasion arises.

Toen

Parish Lawn Party Plans Nearing Completion

A meeting at St Brigid's church on Sunday evening outlined final plans for the annual lawn party to be held Friday and Saturday evenings August 9 and 10 on the parochial residence grounds. Rev. John Sheehan will supervise with an efficient corps of workers aiming to make this the most successful parish event to date.

Irving Dart Ralp Sims Wilton N. H William H. Eveleth Cambridge Old Thompson Farm Eveleth Harvard College Max Weiner New York City Sperlbeg James O'Donnell Connor James Cianciasula Lyman School Westboro Cantors Cooperative Hall Margaret Kelly Hello Girls Acton Margaret Nellie May Nantaska' Beach Thomas Coughlin Malden Voy Philip Fla‘nk Concord Maritime Provinces Elizabeth Hunt Keene Finnish Temperance Society Main St Ralph Newton Rockville Conn William Taylor Provincetown Stephen Beaton Ethel Butterworth Stow High School Fort Pond Littleton William Litchfield Edward Moore Mass. Gen. Hospital Mary Driscoll Inez Scully Belmont Eilie Murphy Fall River Hazel Easthope Fairhaven Sveral Frank Hayward Son Gray Fred Hayward Ida M. Moore Louis Cook Miss Moore Maynard Mabel Moore Lillian Kennedy North Adams St. Bridget's Church St. Bridget’s Clinton Puffers Pond Frank Nyman John Weaving Frank Parks John Carey Lawrence Fred Holt Lowell A. D. Holt Anna Leominster Albert W. Haynes York Beach Frank Fearns Edward Marlboro H. M. Keto Coughlin Congregational Methodist Frederick N. Rutan Congrextions Elizabeth Gates Samuel Parker Emanuel Taylor Francis Johnston Margaret Whalen Worcester Johanna Crowley Joseph McLaughlin A. C. Loewe & Co William Joyce Attleboro William Scully Walter Phillips Hazel J. Edward Phillips William Hooper Martha Parker Raymond Hooper Richard Parmenter Mary Nellie Parmenter Gloucester T .J. Judge Raymond Phelan Priest Bros. Central Market Robert Henderson Roy Hazel Henderson Lee Edward Henderson Lynch Bros Nascn St Br. Coughlin John Sheehan

Oil coat improves dust plagued Lake Boon road

A stretch of road opposite Searles store and George Bolam's residence at Lake Boon received an oil coat pleasing pedestrians. The lane from the station to the boats landing spans several hundred yards and locals could fund it with small subscriptions.

Searles George Bolam Lake Boon

Careful alighting urged after electric car incidents

The writer notes autos and pedestrians must be cautious as people exit electric cars. Several near misses occurred recently but were avoided by careful driving. A for sale notice offers a two seated family carriage with canopy top and an open buggy for sale. A room tenement to let is also advertised by H. W. Roberts.

Shuggy Ott Bugey J. Mahoney

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