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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
6
Community notices list Memorial Day visits, births, and congratulations. Local families including Smiths of Mofield and Dewige of Pascoag are mentioned along with church events, school chorus plans, a Maynard bowling league, and plans for a charity carnival amid industrial conditions.
Local notices honor a memorial service for Mrs George E White and Mrs Dorothy Ham. Frid ay events include a baptism and Communion at St Caimin s arch. A birth midweek to Mr and Mrs Josephina ley street is reported with both mother and baby well.
The family of the late Camillo Simonetti expresses heartfelt thanks to all who were kind during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful and mass words.
A Maynard lodge honored twelve deceased members with graveside ceremonies. Ten were within Maynard and two were buried elsewhere. The event involved John Driscoll B R and A B Crowe HLK as core members, with 26 members on the committee in charge led by Duggan G and Jed, Reneard Council K of Cenece.
Mrs Mary Sheridan of Hillside Street will travel to Washington DC for the ordination of Rev Steven Wotdreany. Her fiancé Fr Bowdrequ will celebrate his first high mass. Sheridan will wed Lawrence Boudreau on June 20 at St Bridget's Church at nine in the morning.
Intentions of marriage filed for Minna Filler daughter of David Piller 61 Bellevue Lowell and Jacob Swarts son of Mr Mrs Sam Swarts Warren Street Maynard at the town clerk office in Ed ith.
The quote notes Coleridge’s margin remark about his early work, claiming the lines are fine if he says so himself but admitting he does not know what they mean or ever knew. This reflects ambiguity in Coleridge’s own literary self-clarification.
At St George s Churchill 51 weekly Canty event prizes were awarded to Alice Murphy Fitzgerald Graham Burwood West Brooks Jamieson Morrison Conway Swartz Hyan Prayden Tobin Scully Kelley Bariteal Giffeney Claviton Perkins Price Newton Silva O Toole and others A special prize went to Amy Brayden and Margaret McCarthy won a cake prize A birthday surprise for Mrs Perkins marked the close of the season A whist night is planned for next Saturday at Parish hall St George s Church
Maynard town held its Memorial Sunday service at the Methodist church with a march from the town house. Post V F W was led by Elmer W Mattson and the Auxiliary by Mrs Hthel Thane while the Legion and Auxiliary were headed by Walter Hien ingtoh and Mrs Nellie Walcott. Captain Harold Sheridan led Company I of Hudson in the march attracting attention. The church was filled and Rev Haton Marshall spoke on Must We Always Have Watts with special music provided.
Eight teams compete as Meynard Maynard Country Club starts the season with Team 8 led by Frank Croft and teammates beating Team 1 7 to 6. Team 7 tops the table 10-2 over Team 2 while Team 3 wins 9-3. Team 5 defeats Team 4 9-3 and Team 7 leads with 10 points, 2 losses. A best 12 holes handicap tourney is won by Jim Priest with 4-88. many players posted solid scores across multiple cards.
The town treasurer reports a loan of 25 000 dollars by George H. Gutteridge a veteran, arranged today with Maynar Hauke for 26 000 dollars at a rate of 0.65 of a penny per cent in anticipation of tax collection.
A film director Moor observes extras ruin countless takes by chewing gum. The piece links Marco Polo to spaghetti origin and previews Irene Dunne Douglas Fairbanks Jr Joy of Living with noted plot points and comedic themes.
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