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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
5
Maynard residents share visits and weekend hosts across Rutland Vermont York Beach and Concord. Local students teachers and graduates are noted with Bates college Fitchburg Normal school Boston University and Harvard ties. Wedding plans for Frances Comins and John Kenerson are announced with family ties in Lowell and Winchester.
Miss Ruth Moynihan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Moynihan of Waltham street graduated from Fitchburg Normal school in the class of 1930. Her mother and sister Alice Moynihan attended the exercises held Monday. Gladys Sexton attended Class Day on Saturday. Moynihan is a Maynard High School graduate class of 1927 and studied at Boston University for one year before Fitchburg Normal.
The Feast Day ceremonies at St Bridget's church included a solemn high mass at 10 30 observed by Italian communicants and led by an Italian priest of the Stigmatine order from Waltham.
Funeral services for Edward Nyman aged 35 of Fairfield street were held Saturday at Warren Twombly undertaking parlors. Four readers conducted the service. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery.
Fire found shortly after 2 am Friday morning gutted a garage at the Jules Nelson residence in Great Jod d. Two cars were inside. one was saved by Mr Nelson and his son, the other owned by Walter Stokes was a total loss. Nelson's house was at risk as Maynard and Stow fire departments responded.
REDECORATE CAMP Camp Joyce Kilmer St Brid get s parish camp at Scituate is renovated with interior decor by local volunteers. Noted workers include Frank Parks Selectman P Joseph Schwab Roy Sewall William Sweeney Michael McNamara Joseph Dineen Frank Breyden Andrew OBrien and Louis Evers.
A full church welcomed Dr. Mills who delivered the annual memorial address before the Odd Fellows and affiliates. He also gave the high school baccalaureate and the service featured a parish discussion at the parsonage. Mills heads to Camp Devens for ten days with vacation plans to Gardner Massachusetts and trips to New York and Maine.
A church school program at Union Conermere featured a Maynard Jueée led ceremony with Herbert H Young in charge. Gavin Taylor Sr Dennis Farnell and Nick Batiford opened. Diploma recipients from the Junior department included Robert Garry Russell Jordan Edward Allen Willis Lester Wilfred Butterworth Murray Peppard Malcolm Teees Marion Hatch Gladys Anneot Roberta Marsden Dorothy and others.
A benefit program at the Strand Theatre on June 26 features the all talkie Harmony at Home and a screening of Maynard 1923 scenes courtesy of Selectman Samuel Leter. Proceeds support Maynard High School activities with hundreds of town residents expected on screen. tickets available at local shops or from Albert Lever.
Maynard Grange entertained many members and guests in Grange hall on Thursday night. A sketch The Serenade was skillfully performed by Edmund Whitney Frank Case A J Rourke and Mrs Adelaide Sims. A play titled Helping a Wete nd was produced by Box Grange. June rose songs were sung by the Grange chorus. Maude Deane won a prize for holding the lucky ticket. Several Maynard Grange members attended the Middlesex Central Pomona meeting in Acton last week.
Maynard notes Francis Nee son of Mr and Mrs Michael Nee of 45 McKinley Street will graduate from Harvard College this week. He attended Maynard High School starred in football and baseball and joined Harvard after a short period working. He played on the football team second string in sophomore and junior years and will report to Travellers Insurance in Hartford after graduation. He and Edith Pollard of Taunton married at Taunton three weeks ago. Mrs Nee is a nurse at Boston's Children's Hospital.
Miss Florence Seder daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Seder Acton Street will graduate from Radcliffe College with the class of 1930. She will receive her diploma tomorrow at graduation exercises attended by her parents and friends. A Maynard High School graduate she excelled in school activities and creative college work.
Frank C. Sheridan captured the first cross in the heat selected nine hole tournament at Maynard Country Club last weekend with a 32. Harry Ballard was second gross with 34. Coners and Leighton tied for low net at 23. Donaldson next with 25. Prue and Key tied at 27. A Sweepstake tournament for members is planned for next weekend.
Maynard L D Wilson Chapter of the Order of De Molay installed officers at a public ceremony in the Masonic hall Monday night. William Walters led the ceremony with a supporting suite including George Tucker George Elson Richard Lowden Howard King and Fred Harris. New officers included Frederick Moore Jr M C Robert Madsen C Lawrence Chandler JC Donald Loring BD Ralph Smith JD Emerson Chickering SS George Gutteridge JS J M Mackenzie secretary Nio Keto assistant secretary Albert Foster treasurer Richard Herrick A Phillip Wilson SB Robert Wilcox 0 Dennis Fares organist Chester Croft sentinel and others. A Bee Glee Club performance followed and a collation was served.
Funeral services for All la, daughter of Fred Hak of Main street, who died at Fitchburg hospital after a long illness, held at Wood Cemetery Chapel on Saturday afternoon. Prolific floral tributes marked the esteem of relatives and friends for the deceased and family.
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