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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

5

Memorial Services for Deceased Members of Maynard Loyal Assabet Lodge

Maynard Loyal Assabet Lodge Manchester Unity held memorial services for 31 deceased members last Sunday afternoon. The parade, escorted by Camp 4 Lowell Uniform Rank, marched to the Methodist church where Rev D. M. Angell delivered the memorial sermon. Services continued at Glenwood Cemetery with graves decorated for each member and a wreath placed on Edward Miller’s monument. Notable participants included Harold J. Wentzell of Boston P C S as orator and various Lowell officers and Nashoba Lodge delegates.

Loyal Assabet Lodge Manchester Unity Camp 4 Lowell Methodist Church D. M. Angell Glenwood Thomas Usher Willia H. Bowles Arthur Willis Felix Reading National Band Harold J. Wentzell Boston George W. Emsley John Y. Tucker Charles Allen George Taylor Andrew Palmer William H. Whittaker Thomas B.waterhouse James Bramley James C. Mahoney David Miller John E. Phillips Ralph M. Gould Ohn R. Marsden Elias Severson Oscar Gustafson John

Assabet Lodge Participates in Ceremonies

Members of Assabet Lodge joined in the ceremonies, taking part in the events and rituals.

Assabet Lodge

Concord K of C Presents Turning the Trick Comedy

Concord Council of the Knights of Columbus staged a three act comedy Turning the Trick at Association Hall Concord Junction last Friday to aid the church lawn party. Miss Mary J. Mahon directed the production with Edward Mannery as committee chairman and Casper Jenney as treasurer. Principal roles featured Edward J. Flannery John J. Mahon Thomas Hutchinson Casper Jenney William L Dee John Jee and Misses Elizabeth Loftus Frances Prendergast Mary Tobin Frances Loughlin Isabelle Reily. The Ladies Auxiliary of Concord Grange will meet Tuesday afternoon June 14 with Mrs J F Fuller on Grove Street.

Concord Council K. of C Association Hall Concord Junction Church of the Help of Christians Mary J. Mahon Edward Mannery Thomas Mulcahy Casper Jenney William L Dee Daniel F. Hennessey Edward

For Sale Singer sewing machine nearly new

For sale Singer sewing machine nearly new Telephone 473 M Jones 11. Wanted by a young girl a position to care for child Call at 33 Barretts Mill Road Concord Junction 18 lw.

Singer M. Jones Barrett's Mill Road Concord Junction

Golden wedding honors for Mr and Mrs Levi Cheney

Concord Junction notes a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Levi Cheney held Wednesday evening in Maynard. Local residents John Mitchell on furlough from the U S S Utah visits the Caldwell home. John Sullivan on furlough from U S Navy duties in Newport peers into the Shea home. James Doyle of Allston visits his parents Patrick and Mrs Reilly. two weeks vacation for A B Payson and William Fitzgerald of the Massachusetts Reformatory. Edith Lyons of Fall River visiting Evelina Edwardson. Mae Reilly returns to clerical duties at Leonard Watch Co in Boston after a vacation.

John Donovan Grace Levi Cheney Maynard John Mitchell Utah James Caldwell Main St John Sullivan U ‘88 No. Dakota P. J. Shea Newport U.S. Naval James Doyle Allston Patrick Reilly A. B. Payson William FitzGerald Massachusetts Reformatory Edith Lyons Fall River Evelina Edwardson Mae Reilly Leonard Watch Company Boston

Miss Mae Reilly Engaged Showered by Friends in Maynard

A surprise engagement shower was given for Miss Mae Reilly at her sister Mrs F C Sheridan’s home in Bent Avenue Maynard. Guests from Concord Junction Maynard Littleton and Dorchester attended bringing gifts of enamel wares glassware and aluminum. The evening included games music refreshments and a generous display of rose petals and a large decorative basket.

Abbit Agnes Margaret Coughlin Margaret Cecelia Reilly Laura Marshall Julia Sarr Esther Reilly Elizabeth Gene Connell James Reilly T. F. Sheehan Walter Akers Rodney Joseph Alexander Percy McCormick William Reilly Thomas Reilly Concord Junction Eleanor and Margaret Sheridan Elizabeth Thompson Jean Thompson Herbert Usher Robert Ralph Sheridan Maynard Paul McNiff Littleton Joseph Hall Arthur Dwyer Harry Ryder Fred Norcross Walter Harding Dorchester George Edward Clark Ernest Thayer Edward Parker Fitchburg

Fourteenth Birthday Party for Helen Connell

Miss Helen Connell celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a home gathering on Mainstreet Thursday evening. Friends enjoyed games, singing, dancing to a victrola, and refreshments as gifts were exchanged. attendees included Ina McCabe Alice Clark Muriel Miner Florence Desmond Florida Pageau Anna Ryan Marion Pope Ellen Amerault Rena Marshal Katrina Swenson Ruth Brown.

Helen Connell Mainstreet Ina McCabe Alice, Clark Muriel Miner Florence Desmond Florida Pageau Anna Ryan Marion Pope Ellen Amerault Rena Marshal Katrina Swenson Concord Ruth Brown Acton

Spot Dance at Warner Hall for Garden Party benefit

A Spot Dance will headline at Warner Hall next Monday to raise funds for Hill Table at the Garden Party. An orchestra of four will play, with prizes for the winning couple. Parish attendees expect a large crowd based on advance ticket sales. Deputy and Mrs G F Mulcahy welcomed daughter Elizabeth Frances last week. George Mitchell transferred from Utah to the U S flagship Florida. Alfred Chabot joined Freeman Robbins as driver of the local ice team. Mrs Harry Carroll visited relatives in Lincoln.

Warner Hall G. F. Mulcahy Elizabeth Frances

Concord Boys Fall To South Acton In 15 Inning Tie

The Concord baseball team lost 7 to 6 to South Acton after a 15 inning duel at the school grounds. Isner and Olson starred for Concord with Olson collecting three hits including a triple and two doubles. A large Concord crowd followed the game as both sides delivered high quality play.

Concord Boys South Acton Isner Olson Concord Battery

Professor Pepp Presented with Unusual Ability

The Phi Alpha Delta Club presented a three act comedy titled Professor Pepp in Monument hall before a capacity audience. The show featured strong ensemble acting with Mrs Richard Wood praised as coach and included song numbers by Joseph Mullaney Arlen Thompson Wilbur Doten and college girls. A post performance dance at Grand Army Hall followed with Colonial Orchestra and Miss Alice Thompson at piano.

Pepp Phi Alpha Delta Club Professor Pepp Monument Hall Iself Richard Wood Joseph Mullaney Arlen B. Thompson Wilbur Doten Acton Apple Blossoms Grand Army Wall Maariun Derby Professor Peterkin Pepp C. W. Allen C. B. Buttonbuster Roland Flynn Howard Green Joseph M. Mullaney Sim Batty Edwin A. Martinson Betty Gardner Allen B. Thompson Minerva

Bedford Grammar School Closes For Summer June 24

Bedford notes closing dates for the grammar school on June 24, with grade exercises planned and a schedule of events. Local sports detail Ranger Club vs Lexington Whitewashers 7 to 4 on Page Field and Civic Club games, plus other community notices including a junior prom and church service adjustments.

Bedford Grammar School Ranger Club Lexington Whitewashers Page Field Davis Case Bedford Civic Club Orient Heights, American Legion Lexington All Stars Tockney’s Concord ‘Rd Makintosh and Stone Case and Sullivan William Schoolcraft Carlisle Cosmo Albani East Cambridge Grand Jury Lexington Vincent Polio Boston School Ave St Michael’s Church

Civic Club Minstrels Declared Big Hit at Town Hall

Bedford Civic Club presented a minstrel show last Friday evening in the Town Hall described as a great success. The program featured opening chorus, solos and group numbers including Mammy songs, The Eighteenth Amendment, Carry Me Back to Ole Virginie and The Scandal of Little Lizzie with performances by Perley, Fred Lydiard, Geo Sweetman, Charlie Brock, Alfred Kenton, Mathew Stevenson, Geo Peterson, Ephraim Jones, Charles A. Palmer, and Robert Stone.

Civic Club Bedford Civic Club Aon Perley Fred L. Lydiard Massa Geo. Sweetman Charlies Brock Alfred Kenton Margie Mathew Stevenson

Ford Part II Piano Medley and Coon Town Cast

The program lists Edwin F. Qua Closing Chorus and Irene Petersen with a piano medley by Noman. Cast includes Mrs Fizzy Rosemary Antin Moses Harlod A. Shene Aaron Ernest Creed Hannibal Mycollar Alfred Milhur in a room scene at Mrs Fizzy's house. Proceeds benefited Bedford Civic Club baseball, with Elea nor engagement to William Dennison Swan Jr.

Noman Scott Farce Coon Town Fizzy Rosemary Antin Moses

Breslin and McMahan Nuptials At St. Bridget’s Church

Miss Mary E. Breslin daughter of Thomas H Breslin of 637 Massachusetts Ave wed Martin F McMahan son of Michael McMahan of Concord Road Bedford in St. Bridget’s church. Rev John F Kelleher officiated. Theresa McNamara Lexington was bridesmaid and Philip Edward McMahan Bedford brother of the groom best man. They return from a wedding trip and plan to reside on South Street.

Mary E. Breslin Thomas H. Breslin Massachusetts Ave Martin F. McMahan Michael McMahan Concord Road Bedford St. Bridget’s Church John F. Kelleher Theresa McNamara Lexington Philip’ Edward McMahan South St

Engagement Announced by Mrs Erwin McKee

Mrs Erwin McKee of West Somerville formerly Bedford announces engagement.

Erwin McKee West Somerville Bedford

Maynard Grange Lawn Party With Midway Advances

The Maynard Grange hosts a Saturday June 25 lawn party on the Grange lot Summer Street with a grand Midway and new features plus regular booths. An afternoon novelty auction offers a hand hooked rug a fancy sweater and a barrel of flour among prizes. District organizers include William Hayward Mrs Leslie Sims Helen Gault and others.

Maynard Grange Grange Lot Summer St William Hayward Leslie Sims Helen Gault Harry Hull W. X. Macurda Edward Reading Elizabeth Hodges Harris Clements Harriss Albert Chescheler Herbert Martin Harold Croft Harlan Cook

Canning the Garden Miss Forbes and Erikson of Middlesex County

Miss Marion Forbes and George Erickson of Middlesex County Farm are mentioned in a local brief about garden canning activities. The item notes community interest and farm work during the season.

Marion Forbes George Erickson Middlesex County

Double Triangle Club Hosts First Annual Picnic

The Double Triangle club entertained guests from Boston Fitchburg Leominster Marboro Hudson and Framingham at its first annual picnic at Solomon's farm South Acton. A program of entertainment accompanied lunch on the lawn.

Double Triangle Club Boston Fitchburg Leominster Marboro Hudson Framingham Solomon's Farm South Acton

Local Moves and Family Visits Highlight South Acton Notes

Mrs Arthur F. Lawrence moved last week to South Gardner, causing regret among friends in South Acton. Mr and Mrs Charlies H. Fairbanks traveled to Springfield, NY on Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs J Madison Fairbanks and meet their grandson.

Arthur F. Lawrence South Gardner Charlies H. Fairbanks Springfield J. Madison Fairbanks

Also Mentioned on This Page

V. D Topkis Athletic Union Lisles Boston Garters LODGE Ladies’ Auxiliary Concord Grange J. F. Fuller Grove St Dennison Mfg. Co Miss Mae Reilly Spower Donse Brothers Dodge Brothers Coupe Te & Vialle Inc Walden ST. Concord Mass Lincoln Maynard, Hudson, Stow Roxborough The Actons Eleanor William Dennison Swan, Jr Dr Swan Cambridge Miss McKeen St Joseph's Academy St. Johnsbury Mr Swan Harvard Grand Midway Will Bureau High Onkoor Erickson Alice Murphy Mary Sheridan Hannah Sweeney Annie Sherry Boxboro Manufacturers Cloak and Suit House Main Street Maynard, Mass
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