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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1928

Page

5

Maynard Social Roundup Highlights Guests and Events

Maynard residents hosted guests from Boston Winchester Newton Medford and Cambridge during the week A variety of visits include Mrs Elizabeth Hickey of Brockton Mr Charles Dobson of Lawrence and Peter Mitchell of Worcester Also noted are Memorial Day gatherings and an Avalonian orchestra dance series opening June 16 plus junior high graduation on June 14 and a fire at 77 Marlboro Street with lamp-related damage.

Margaret Connolly Boston William Cleary Winchester Charles Dobson Lawrence Charles Weaving Kate Powers Sudbury Street John Powers Cambridge Whitney Bent New Bedford Mary Bent Elizabeth Hickey Brockton Edward. King Florence Gibbons Clinton Agnes Gibbons Summer Street Ware Michael Cleary Bertrude McManus Medford Herbert Lemoine Tremont Street Charles McGill Newton Joseph Claflin Waltham Margaret Claflin William Colleton Florence Pittsfield Catherine Whit Great Road Peter Mitchell Worcester Kathrine Williams Robert Masterson John Sheehan Concord Susie Sheehan Glendale Street Avalonian Robert Sheridan Long Lake Chester A Brigham Wilder X. Macurda John Bellows New York City Rachel Barlow Abbott Lawrence Mill Charley Dumford Woonsocket Albert Carney Franklin Maynard Grange Adelaide ‘W Sims John Sullivan Gardner Alfred Flibert Northboro Leon Park Litchburg May Sullivan Norial John McCormick Hyde Park Roy McCormick Hyannis John Boyle George McCormick Main Street Marlboro Street Fannie Belgin Celia Cohen Maurice Magner Roxbury John Lovell Lovell Bus Lines Florida Miami Key West St. Anthony Crusaders Colonial Hall Wed- Mt William Smith Dorchester Thomas Coughlin Malden Josph Callahan Westfield Mary Hazel Callahan Prospect Street Allan Share Leslie Sims Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George Reed's Block David Sharpe Stewart Frederick Knowlton Framingham Superior Court Frank Winslow Emma Smith Leslie MacKenzie Portland Waldemar Niemija United Cooperative Society Cooperative League Forth New York Niemija League Legion Auxiliary Legion

Seniors of the Commercial Department Take Jobs

The class reports several placements including Jeannette Johnston joining Utica Mutual Insurance as stenographer and secretary to the manager. Arthur Lampila begins work at Dolben and Company. Hulda Hill becomes stenographer and general office assistant at Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company in the Statler Building. Irja Alto and Aino Rasanen start with American Optical Company at Southbridge.

Jeannette Johnston Utica Mutual Insurance Company Arthur Lampila Dolben and Company Hulda Hill Statler Irja Alto Aino Rasanen American Optical Company Southbridge

Funeral services for Mrs Emma Johnson held Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs Emma Johnson were held Thursday afternoon at her Tremont street home. Rev. Hason Cross of St. George's church officiated. The home was crowded with friends, neighbors and relatives. Interment followed at Glenwood cemetery with abundant floral tributes.

Emma Johnson Tremont Street Hason Cross St. George’s Church Glenwood Cemetery

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs George Hack

Mr and Mrs George Hack express gratitude through this paper for flowers fruit baskets candy and home cooked food received from friends. They add they cannot personally thank everyone at this time.

George Hack

SAIL FOR FINLAND Fifty-seven Finns from Massachusetts sail to Finland

Twenty one Finnish Americans from Maynard sailed on Memorial Day aboard the Cunard line steam er Lancastria for the third annual Finland excursion. Bruno C. Forsberg again conducts. The voyage totals 750 Finns aboard with 147 from eastern Massachusetts and others from New England expected to push the total above three hundred persons.

Maynard Cunard Line Finland Bruno C. Forsberg Massachusetts New England

Tremont Woman Weds Milford Man in June Ceremony

Miss Taimi H. Helenius of Tremont Street Maynard and Waine Daniels of Milford New Hampshire were married June 2 in Milford. Rev S Halkola of Gardner officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs Ida M Helenius and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Daniels of Milford.

Taimi H. Helenius Tremont Street Maynard Waine Daniels Milford, N. H S. Halkola Gardner Ida M. Helenius Andrew Daniels Milford N. H

Finnish National Lutheran church meeting held in Fitchburg

A gathering of Finnish national Lutheran ministers from central states attended a Sunday meeting at the Finnish Congregational church on Walnut Street. Anonen of Fitchburg presided. The national convention of the Finnish National Lutheran church was held in Fitchburg this week.

Finnish National Lutheran Church

Lost Battalion at Rialto Promises Thrilling War Film

The Lost Battalion will be shown at the Rialto Theatre tonight and tomorrow night under the auspices of Frank J. DeMars Post American Legion. The film blends a romantic story with action packed and historically dramatic scenes.

Rialto Rialto Theatre Maynard Frank J. DeMars Post American Legion

Entertain Kiddies Night by Maynard Grange on June 14

Maynard Grange will host a Children’s Night meeting on June 14 at 7 15. Members may bring children and those without may bring one child as a guest. Also thanks are extended for support during a bereavement and for floral tributes. Mrs. Margaret Wilder and family express gratitude.

Maynard Grange

Post Decides Not to Hold Field Day on July 4

Frank J. DeMars Post A L meets and votes to skip its annual Feld Day this year. The post has observed Field Day every July 4 since about 1919.

Frank J. DeMars A. L

Town Regulates Purchases From Department of Correction

June 6 notice from Town Accountant Charles Stockbridge to department heads states that articles needed by town departments must be bought from the Department of Correction. Auditor Edward C. Hagiey warns bills for nondepartment purchases cannot be approved. list includes aluminum cans beds clothing bedding furniture pails hosiery sheets towels shoes and many other items.

Maynard Charlies Stockbridge Department Coul Ueart Correction State Hollem Edward C. R Hagiey Bd Correction Lst Department of Correction

Novices Fascinated With Sport At NARG Golf Feature

A June 6 golf feature notes growing interest among beginners as golf spreads from the Maynard Country Club. The piece describes duffers and enthusiasts alike discussing grips, clubs like niblick and mashie, and distances. It praises the course conditions and the sport’s broad appeal.

Narg Maynard Country Club

Bids for Sewerage Disposal Plant Open June 12

Albert Batley, chairman of the special committee on sewerage, reports bids for the disposal plant and pumps station will be opened on Tuesday June 12. He expects three and one third miles of main line to be built this year and says construction will likely start around the first of next month.

Albert Batley Tues Sday

Haynes Company Wins Multiple Local Contracts

Haynes Company holds a 10 unit Dexter Portland concrete bridge contract and a 26 carloads vitrified pipe for sewer work. The firm also reports selling a house in the Mt. Vernon section during the week.

Haynes Company Dexter Portland Co Permill Haynes Mt. Vernon

Maynard church notes include fair planning and a Good Will Pilgrimage

Union Congregational in Maynard Mass lists Sunday schedule with morning worship and a sermon The church fair planning meeting has 25 members representing all groups Children’s Day baptisms and promotions are noted A Celtic steamship party of 1250 congregationalists arrives for a Plymouth tribute to spiritual forebears A baby born to Mr and Mrs Grov McCormack Hyannis at Deaconess hospital and Herbert Martin breaks ground for a new Lincolntown home

Union Congregational Maynard Mass Adam Boicourt America Plymouth Adreamer Mrs. Groy McCormack Hyannis Deaconness Hospital Concords Ladies’ Aid Society Elsie Howard Epworth Leaguers Hudson Circuit Odd Fellows’ Hall

Childrens Day Program at Maynard Methodist Church

The Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church lists a Children's Day program with organ voluntary, recitations, songs, and diplomas. The event includes baptisms, closing hymns, and plant distribution, followed by church calendar items and Epworth League reports. Members are notified to arrange baptisms and participate in upcoming meetings and activities.

Methodist Episcopal Church Maynard C. E. Carroll Brooks St. Tel Wm. Naylor Jane Lent Muriel Gray Myrtle Hodgess Beverly Denniston Barbara Littlefield Billy Duckworth Virginia Nelson Lena Rasmussen Roger Burnham Olga Anderson Barbara Whitney Charlotte Duckworth May Newman Annie Frye Alice Duggan Dora Beane Della Rock Helen Isner Irene Carlton Dorothy Go Varnum Fletcher Hattie Naylor Epworth League Albert Foster Myrtle Phillips

Thanks to neighbors for support after bereavement

We express appreciation and thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during our recent bereavement and for the floral tributes. Mrs. Frank Johnson.

Frank Johnson

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