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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
Maynard residents and visitors are reported at events around town. Fembert and family moved to Bedford while others travel to Dalton and Revere beach. Local staff, students, and military relatives are noted with garden inspections, graduations, and summer plans.
Five day Maynard Chautauqua begins July 7 with daily evenings and Junior Chautauqua morning sessions guided by a supervisor. Lectures include Your Community in Revolution by Harry R. McKeen Work Wealth and War by Leslie Willis World Building by Frank B. Pearson. Local concerts accompany the program praised as the best in five years. Season tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1 for children up to 14. Sixty one local guarantors support ticket distribution and sale managed by a list of hosts.
John Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Taylor and Huldah Nordberg daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nordberg filed for a marriage license this week. The ceremony is slated for Saturday in June.
Maynard council of the Knights of Columbus organized an outing for members and their families at Twilight cottage on Lake Bocue scheduled for the second day of August.
St Bridget’s parish announces a garden party on July 28 29 and 30 on the parochial residence lawn. An evening entertainment is planned with special attractions and active committees handling arrangements. Names include Phil Mp Allard Mrs Horan Mrs Moynihan and many parish volunteers.
Fire at the Frank Prentiss farm in Stow destroyed the house and barn around 11 PM Sunday. A horse, farm implements, and several school barges were lost. damage estimated at $6000 with partial insurance. John Goodrich and two sons were at the scene. the cause remains unknown.
Mr and Mrs Boniface Finnocchi, both born on June 14, were honored Sunday afternoon with a gathering of friends at their Great Road home. The post office staff sent flowers and a cut glass vase to mark the occasion. A buffet lunch followed an impromptu program featuring violin by Frank Finnocchi piano duet by Mrs Louis Mumford readings by Miss Grace Martin and vocal duets by James J Farrell and Arthur J Sullivan.
Dr Edward Flaherty, alumnus of the University of Vermont, played first base for the Alumni against the varsity team last Thursday with Ray Collins on the mound. The varsity won 4 to something. For sale a three year old Fox hound black and white by William Hilda nen 1 Beacon rd Maynard 122 2t.
The Ladies' Ben evolent society hosted a Friday evening event on the Congregational church lawn headlined by the Camp Devens band of 30 pieces. Soldiers in khaki entertained with a varied program while booths sold hot dogs, candy, and ice cream as electric lights lit the grounds and a fortune teller and grab bag added to the festivities. The affair featured extensive volunteer leadership and thanked committees for a successful evening.
Don Lent star shortstop of the MAC nine and noted all around athlete has graduated from Massachusetts Agricultural College and returned home with his diploma and an enviable athletic record. His team won 13 of 17 games and he batted .375 over four years. Scouts eye him for possible major league opportunities. he may wear a Maynard uniform. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C B Lent of Puffer Road.
Whist at the Tremont street residence of Mrs George Howes opened a series of Rosary table fundraisers for St Bridget's lawn party on the parish residence lawn the last week in July. Mrs Robert White won the Wednesday prize. Miss Viola Binks, who had surgery at Lowell hospital last week, is reported doing well.
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