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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
3
Local residents and visitors are listed in summer greetings and travel notes. Mary McNamara and Harold Glickman visit from college, families host relatives in Maynard, and neighbors share summer plans. Community events include sewer work bids and Knights of Pythias proceedings.
Maynard Junior High School finished third in the Minute Man league with a 6 win and 4 loss record after a season started without practice due to the local diamond being unavailable. Captain Grondahl Castanza DeMars led the team. DeMars pitched most games and allowed two hits in a 10 inning finale. Basketball letters went to Columbo Chandler DeMars Gilleney Kayelskie Kangas Johnson OLeary. OLeary named captain for next year.
Edward Crowley of Mainstreet received an $80 restitution check from James P. Ramsey, Middlesex County probation officer, as part of the case involving Arthur Sacalow.
Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge of Summer street, former president of the Maynard Woman's Club, is appointed chairman of the Education Department of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs. She previously served three years as a member of that department.
Maynard shut out Concord on Emerson playground diamond Monday evening as Robinson led Concord with eight hits. Marsden doubled for Maynard, batteries Leh to Boulden for Maynard and Robinson and Fredericks for Concord. Maynard now leads the series two games to one amid scattered local notes on graduates and college commencements.
Rev. George A. O'Donnell S. J. of Spring Lane and connected with the Misses Joyce will be ordained at the Jesuit House of Study Weston during ordination ceremonies this week. He will celebrate his first Mass at Allston on June 30.
At the regular meeting of Progressive Lodge No. 131 Knights of Pythias on Wednesday evening officers for the new term were elected. George W. Jamieson became Chancellor Commander with Warren A Twombly as Vice Chancellor and Carl A Freeman as Prelate. Other titles filled include Thomas Murray Master of Work, William Y Cameron Keeper of Records and Seal, Charles J Spence Master of Announce Master of Exchequer Raymond H Coulter Master at Arms Ernest J Cahoon Inner Guard James Murray Outer Guard and James D Lentes for three years. John A Mitzeayitch will represent to Grand Lodge three years with Spence as alternate for two years. The Rank of Esquire was conferred on several Pages. Deputy Grand Chancellor William Purdy visited with a large Norumbega delegation. Ldge of Waltham.
Last Sunday in Maynard was observed as Children's Day with readings and two chorus numbers by the Primary Department. William Naylor supervised the presentation of potted plants and Bible names. the altar was decorated with plants and cut flowers. No sessions resume until September. Dr. Garland spoke on Why Six Men go to Church and will address Choice Wise and Unwise and Are you insured next Sunday. East Boston visitors joined the congregation.
Miss Frances Archer daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Archer of Concord Street received a diploma as a graduate of the Faelton Piano Forte School at exercises held at Steinert Hall Boston Thursday. A large number of relatives and friends from Maynard attended the ceremonies.
Direct from New York dresses and hats offered by Fullerton Hat Shop at 72 Main St Maynard near the post office. Dresses priced 1.857 and 3.95 with other values 4.95 5.0 6.95 9.95 hats 1.95 2.95 3.00 4.95.
The Maynard Players held their annual outing at Lake Boon on Thursday afternoon. George Elson was elected president with Helen Hinchliffe as vice president, Tessie McGarry as secretary, and Mr. Maude Gutteridge as treasurer after swimming and sports and a dinner served at 7 p m.
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