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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1924

Page

6

Maynard Community News Reflects School Closings and Local Events

Maynard notes school closures for the June vacation with grade schools ending June 18 and the high school around June 27. The town shares updates on jury service, club openings, firemen shifts, and social gatherings, including the Twilight Club at Lake Boon and Old Concord Chapter D A R meetings.

Carl’ Peterson Cébrt Gettude Akerman Newburyport Jimer C. Bathn Treet Billy Morrill Winthrop Abbot Worsted Ternoon

Lake Boon Dance Hall Closed Surprise Disappoints Patrons

Local readers learned the Lake Boon dance hall was closed on Thursday and Friday last week due to a misprint in the advertisement. Patron groups from Maynard Stow Acton Sudbury and Littleton were disappointed after traveling to the lake for a dance night that did not occur. Newell's orchestra will play Thursday and Saturday this week with announcements to avoid further confusion.

Lake Boon John J. Shine Washington, D. C Maynard Stow Acon Sudbury Littleton Newell's Orchestra

Waino Kauppi Impresses On New York Air

Maynard boy Waino Kauppi a noted cornetist drew praise on a Monday evening radio program from New York City station WJZ. Listeners heard Kauppi call for an encore after a solo, as he continues with a New York orchestra following years with McKinsey’s ensemble.

Waino Kauppi Maynard Boy Frank Hrayden W J Z New York City Kauppi Wmcknesley

Children’s Day Observed at Methodist Church Services

Children filled the Methodist Church at 10 45 AM for a Sunday Children’s Day program. Twelveherty ladies from Deaconean Home for Aged Women of Concord attended by car. After an organ voluntary the children entered in a bright decorated church. The program included greetings by Ruth Ferris recitations by several youths, a quartet singing Blue Eyed Violet, and baptism and reception of members followed by primary exercises with each child receiving a potted plant. Decorations by Margaret Gates Elizabeth Hooper and Mrs John Shaw drew praise.

Methodist Deaconean Home Concord Ruth Ferris Dorothy Goettler J. Varnum Fletcher Roberta Goettler Myrtle Ferris Ralph Whitney Myrtle Hodges Howard Marsden Pauline Butterworth Kathleen Keane Dorothy Burnham Florence Hastings Myrna Quettler Ruth Broadben Eleanor Lawson Lorraine Koch

Washington Day marks last Benevolent meeting of season

The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church hosted Mrs. William Boicourt at the prisonage 9 on Brooks Street for Washington Day. More than 200 ladies attended as guides Mrs. O. S. Fowler, Mrs. Emma Haynes, and Mrs. Frank E. Sanderson led a Washington themed tour including the Monument and Unknown Soldier grave. Songs by several members and refreshments followed. next meeting is in September.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society the Congregational Church William Boicourt Brooks Street Washington City of Washington France O. S. Fowler Emma Haynes DLA. R Congress Frank E. Sanderson Mt. Vernon C. S. Fowler

Legion Plan Big Field Day July 3 and 4

The Feld Day by Frank J. Demars Post American Legion will be July 3 and 4 with larger plans. A U S Cavalry troop visits the night before and a fireworks display is planned. A band concert midway attractions and a new bicycle race for boys under 18 on July 4 are included as upcoming features.

Frank J. Demars American Legion Legion U.S Cavalry

Ancient Order of Hi bernians Outing Slated at Newton Highlands

The annual gathering of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians and Ladies Auxiliary will be held Sunday June 29 at the Workingboys Home Newton Highlands Middlesex County divisions plan large delegations Speakers include Mayor Curley Boston and Mayor Quinn Cambridge A full sports program with baseball water sports running jumping wrestling and tug of war is planned Refreshments will be served Michael Murray president Maynard Division AOH is local director of the outing.

Order of Hibernians Ladies Auxiliary Newton Highlands Middlesex County Curley Boston Quinn Cambridge Michael Murray Maynard Division A.O.H

Junior class annual outing at Twilight cottage lake

The junior class outing occurred Monday at Twilight Cottage Lake. Students enjoyed athletic events, boating or canoeing, followed by a served supper.

Lakeseas

Eagles Hold Annual Memorial Service

Assabet Aerie FOF conducted its annual memorial service on Sunday. Members gathered at Eagle hall then marched with the National band to Glenwood and St. Bridget's cemeteries to decorate graves of deceased members.

Eagles

Selectmen Seek Street Repair Funds After Survey

The selectmen plan a survey of Main street from the Main street bridge to Ben Smith Bridge and Sudbury street from the railroad crossing to the ball field by a Boston surveying firm. When estimates are ready, a special town meeting will be called to appropriate money for repairing and improving these streets. Main street is described as in deplorable condition and a permanent road construction is favored.

Boston Main Street Ben Smith Bridge Sudbury Street Ball Field

Past Masters Night Observed by Charles A Welch Lodge

Charles A Welch Lodge A F and AM hosted Past Masters Night at Masonic Hall with about 200 guests from Fitchburg Lowell Lawrence and Shawsheen. Drechsler presided as officials of the American Woolen Co attended. Lobster supper featured fresh live lobsters as the highlight and the Orpheus quartet from Boston performed. A church fair is planned for Dec 11 12 at Colonial Hall. A butterfly pin with pearls was lost on Concord Street Maynard. return to New Idea Store on Main Street.

William Naylor Maynard Chatanqua Chatanqua Harvey Norwich Elmore Mills Fitchburg C. C. Drechsler Boston Harbor Albert Drechsler Finnish Congregational Church Walnut Street John Vaananen Alex’ Muhonen Duluth Wisconsin Bedford Grange Maynard Grange Odd Fellows Hall Maynard Theresa Fox Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters Thomas Bell Thomas Fox Charles Sherer Murray Kennedy Gertrude Benere W. J. Benere W. Acton Francia May St. Elizabeth's Church West Acton Edward F. Crowley Mias Gladys Mc Amaid John F. Sweeney Georgette Windsor Street May Holy Cross College Maynard Councill of Charles A. Welch Lodge Masonic Hall American Woolen Co Lowell Lawrence Shawsheen Orpheus Quartet of Boston The Congregational Church Colonial Hall Concord Street New Idea Main Street

Maynard Board Schedules Weekly Meetings in Creighton’s Block

The Town of Maynard Board of Selectmen will meet every Wednesday evening at ? p.m. in Creighton’s Block for business. All applications and complaints must be presented at that time or by letter to the secretary of the Board.

Town of Maynard

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