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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
7
Maynard residents attend lodge meetings and social events while announcing summer schedules. A Riverside theatre benefit follows a series of lodge activities and summer school plans as local families travel, teach, and celebrate graduates.
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted us in our recent bereavement and loss. Your kindness and support from family friends and neighbors have helped us cope during this difficult time.
Over the past two weeks the Commercial Department notes that seventeen of twenty one Deston High School seniors have secured employment. Four remain seeking suitable positions in special lines. Grace Duggan has joined American Optical Co in Southbridge Massachusetts as the second woman to enter that office this spring and the prior recruit is reported to be doing well.
Maynard Hudson and Stow police raided an old farm in Stow this Saturday seizing 10 gallons of moonshine 0 gallons of mash and discovering two stills. Owners Tony Polonis and John Kudiemia were taken into custody as the raid was organized with officers from Maynard Hudson and Stow. Samples will be sent to a chemist for analysis before trial in Concord court.
Louise A. Binns 39 of Maynard died Sunday night at Mass General after illness and surgery. She was daughter of Thomas Binns, sister to four, member of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge and Legion Auxiliary Post, funeral at 5 Hillside St with Rev William Boucourt officiating. Bearers included George and Fred Binns and George Thompson.
The Chelsea semi pro team from Boston area will face Maynard town at Crewe park on Saturday afternoon June 24 weather permitting. Maynard also faces Marlboro at Stevens playground this Wednesday and Hudson Wednesday June 28 in a twilight game. Don Lent is slated to pitch next Saturday and Don Wag of M A C may return to mound duties later in the season.
Crowded conditions at the high school prompt a request for additional space. Officials report 424 students last year and an estimated 500 next year. A plan to add a fourth story to the Summer Street building with a new auditorium is under consideration. cost details will be presented at the next finance committee meeting.
William Slavin of Johnson Pharmacy vanished during a Sunday trout fishing excursion with Dr. Bellona in New Hampshire. A search found him alive at about 2 AM, resting under a tree by a brook after a night of storms. The item also lists a separate real estate advertisement for an eight room house on 11.2 acres along rail tracks.
Walter Tilton aged 71 died at Waltham hospital following an operation earlier in the week. A native of Powder Mountain he lived in the town all his life and worked as a pattern maker and carpenter at the Assabet mills. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev Teert officiating and burial at Glenwood cemetery. His wife died March 31. Relatives include cousin Frank Sawyer of Clinton and Charles Tilton of Merose.
James Parkinson longtime Maynard resident dies Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital after a long illness. He was 47, born in Accrington England and worked as a machinist at the Assabet mills before retirement. Survived by daughter Mrs Clifford Chaney of Maynard son William Parkinson of Lawrence two brothers in England. Funeral Saturday at Marsden Waterhouse home Rev Arthur B Papineau officiating with hymns by Mrs John Sundering and Rev Arthur Jordan. Burial in Glenwood cemetery with six bearers named.
Walter Mullin of Tufts College completed the class of eighteen and earned a chemistry degree with honors. His parents Mr and Mrs Jas Mullin attended the Monday graduation alongside many friends, noting his self funded four years of study and steady effort.
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