Maynard Graduation and Class Night Dates Listed
Graduation exercises for the high school are set for Wednesday June 24 with class night on Thursday June 25 and the reception Friday June 26.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
2
Graduation exercises for the high school are set for Wednesday June 24 with class night on Thursday June 25 and the reception Friday June 26.
Maynard H. 8 shut out Saugus H. 8 5 to 0 on Wednesday afternoon. Upcoming events include MHS Gardner H. 8 meet at Gardner Tuesday and Maynard H. 8 vs Wayland H. 8 on Wednesday.
Aged man with good standing in the community seeks a long established ton manufacturer. Address details Box B provide contact for possible employment or partnership opportunities.
John Keegan Sr moves into Everett Street home recently purchased. William Lord of Stow sails next week for extended Europe. Harold Skernan buys a Concord Street house from John Nordberg. K of C players perform The Lion and the Mouse at Southboro, drawing praise. Teachers Club holds annual Lake Boon outing with music, supper. Asnabet Lodge memorializes deceased members with 30 graves decorated at Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs EK Merriman convalesces in Framingham after Mass General operation. Sixth annual state Legion Auxiliary convention to be held in Boston June 19 and 20. Mrs Mary Jones and Beomen Sheridan attend with Maynard Auxiliary Post.
Earl Kitchiner Lodge at St George's in Sona held a regular meeting at Oda Fellows hall. William Platt and suite oversaw the ceremony inducting Wred Stokes as president James Farrray as vice president Joe Marsden as secretary Albert Axford as treasurer Marsden Waterhouse as messenger William Oates as assistant messenger George Brown as inside sentinel Nathanel Davis as outside sentinel George Webster as chaplain and Louis Cuttell as past president. The state order announced its annual outing on August 5 with a steamer charter to Province Town for a program.
Maynard H. 8 swept all firsts at Crowes Park beating Marlboro High in a crowded track meet. Ramesh won three events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes with Marlboro taking second and third spots. Kamesh edged Murphy in a thrilling 440 yard relay while Bundalaviteh and Voedoklys posted strong showings.
In Clinton Massachusetts at midnight a clash between Klan and anti Klan members ended with 36 men facing arraignments before Judge Butterick on charges of disturbing the peace.
Memorial services for JOOF Miz pah and Rehekdis were held at Maynard Lodge Hall. Miss Ruth Baton led the service with Rev William Boteurt delivering the eloquent address. Several attendees and local businessmen attended as plans and rumors for positions circulated.
Mary E. Moynihan appeals to readers of the Enterprise to acquire the Maynard property as a civic memorial and town offices. She argues the lower floor could serve library needs and the upper floors Legion offices, despite tax concerns. The letter notes prior costly decisions and urges redress through the Amory Maynard purchase.
A wedding took place Saturday afternoon on Brooks street with Rev C M Redsto performing. The bride Cecelia Whatman and groom Raymond Hster were joined by bridesmaids and a best man among a large family circle, with many wedding gifts on display.
Medford City Club plans a Sunday game against Maynard Town at Crowe Park. Manager Joe White confirms Slim Graham may pitch with Fred Wally as catcher. Ray Loin of Ri Alta, a veteran, joins Maynard and played in England league and with Rutland last season.
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