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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

6

Local Socials and Notes From Maynard Area

Mrs Denis Sexton and Mrs Margaret Kee hosted guests at their homes. Students and residents, including Miss Smith a nurse trainee at Mase General Hospital, visited family in Pine Street. Local fishing reports from Long Pond Littleton noted a 22 inch pickerel. A strike delegation visited Assabet mill workers. School activities included Sophomores and Juniors events at Long Pond and Solomon Pond. Public Health Association to meet Thursday at 3 o clock Selectmen's rooms. The N ee and Charles Brooks hosted visitors from Wentclair New Jersey. Also mentioned are Industrial League Worcester participants and Maynard golf event at Albemarle Club Newtonville. A civil case Michiel Pineguess vs Lovell Bus Lines in Cambridge noted for trial settlement.

Denis Sexton Margaret Kee Bisbes Akerman Newquest James Marie Smith Mase General Hospital William Smith Pine Street Garey Leo Downey Gia Downey Long Pond Littleton New Bedford Assabet Millars Sophmore Solomon Pond North Public Health Association Sélectmenas Walter Courtney Wentclair N. J Charles Brooks Street Ate Eens Worcester Michael Nee Albert Lever New York Arthur Carlton Edward Coughlin Patrick Mullin Frank C Albemaarle ‘Glub Newtonville Michiel Pineguess Maynard Mass Lovell Cambridge Ge Street Mrt Sages Paul F.ao

Scouts Hold Social Whist at Masonic Hall

Scouting club hosted a whist party at the Masonic hall on Monday night with prizes for top players Mrs Rachel McCleary first, Mrs Katr ine White second, and Miss Mars Ralph third. Committee members and servers included Mrs George H Gutteridge Mrs Frye Mrs Katherine as and Mrs Ward Wilson with refreshments served by Mrs Agne, Mrs Frank Gilleaney, and Mrs Charles hearer.

Wroop Masonic Hall Prigés Rachel McCleary Katrne White Mars Ralph Fletcher Ty Murphy Wilson Consolain George H. Gutteridge Frye Katherine Agnewh Frank Gilléney Ward Wilson Charles

Mullin Family Teachers See Career Moves

Walter Mullin son of Mrs James Mullin resigns as master of the High School of Lee to join Fordham College New York as professor. His sister Miss Mildred Mullin a Franklin teacher is at home for summer vacation. George Mullin son of Michael Mullin Summitt street graduates Holy Cross college this past week and will enter teaching. His sister Migs Mullin a Saugus teacher is spending summer vacation at home.

Mullin Walter Mullin James Mullin Main Street Lee Fordham College New York Mildred Mullin Franklin George Mullin Michael Mullin Summitt Street Holy Cross Asion Bister Migs To Mullin Saugus

Authorized to Buy White Pond Land and Support Measures

A special town meeting authorized the water commissioners to acquire land around White Pond with a sum not to exceed 10000 from water funds. They may dispose of unnecessary town water property. a General Laws lien on real estate article failed. Town farm land to School Committee was adopted for athletics, with other appropriations set for sewer bonds interest, tax collector raises, and cemetery perpetual care funds.

Ahaches Hall Alfred EH Frank E Sanderson Pond Water Department White Pond Tow Treasurers Department Glenwood Cemetery

June Nuptials for Margaret Punch and Peter Hogan

Mrs. Margaret Punch and Peter J. Hogan married at St. Bridget's Church Maynard on June 25. Rev. Crowley officiated with Agnes Hogan as bridesmaid and Timothy Hogan as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple to reside with the bride’s family in the interim before their White Mountains trip.

Margaret “M. Punch N Punch Acton Peter J. Hogan E Hogan Charlestown St. Bridget’s Church Maynard Toldermesdis White Mountains

Maynard Golf Tourney Draws Local Enthusiasm

The Maynard Golf Club hosts a best selected twelve handicap tournament amid wet weather, drawing many novices to the fairways. John Farrell, famed Brummel champion, remains central as local golf life thrives with reports from B J Coughlin on course conditions and rising interest.

Mayard Mtry Club Johie Farrell Warrell Maynard Club B. J. Coughlin Eak

Twelve Birthday Party for Miss Jenet Palmer Hosts Friends

Miss Jenet Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer Garth Street observed her twelfth birthday Saturday as hostess to a number of friends. Games music and refreshments contributed to a merry natal day observance. Present were Flora Johnson Isabel Donahue Helen Wollerschied Ruth Doris Marsden Arlene Taylor Eleanor May Newman Helen Lehto Marion Lent William Palmer and Fred Newman Jr

Mies Jenet Palmer Fred Palmer Garth Street Gemes Flora, Johnson Isabel Donahue Helen Wollerschied Ruth Doris Marsden Arlene Taylor Eleanor May Newman Helen Lehto Marion Lent William Palmer Fred Newman Jr

Play Postponed Games Reach Crowe Park And More

The Hudson Town team and May rd T T are set to play at Crowe Park Sunday afternoon after a rain postponement last Sunday. Joe White reports Maynard faces Needham next Saturday afternoon while Marlboro BBA competes at Joyce Kilmer Circle Field Day in Maynard. Maynard also schedules a game with Clinton at Gah Turner A C in Clinton.

Hudson Town Mayrd T. T Crowe Park Joe White Maynard Eedham Needham Marlboro Joyce Kilmer Gah Turner A. C Clinton Toht

Relief work figures show large Pythian aid totals

A joint report filed before the Supreme Lodge convention at Yankee Wisconsin by Harry M. Love and the head of the Insurance Department details relief carried out by the Pythian Order in 1927. The report shows more than 10,360 dollars distributed daily for relief, with total relief reaching 3,776,420 dollars. Lodges spent 1,721,567 dollars and the Insurance Department 2,054,158 dollars.

Pythian Order Supreme Lodge Yankee Wis Harry M. Love Insurageé Department Lodges Insuranc Department

Summer Street Church invites Sunday dinner outing

Rev Eason Cross leads St George's Episcopal on Summer Street and Frida Road with 8:30 Holy Communion and 10:45 Holy Communion sermons. After services families are asked to bring Sunday dinners packed in boxes for a group outing with games and swimming. Cars asked to provide transportation. No youth meeting at 6 PM.

ET. George's Church Episcopal Summer Street Frida Road Maynard Eason Cross Sanday Ion Caer Sander School Holy Coilnion

All Midland League Picks Named By AL Cowles

The Midland League selects its All Midland League teams with a first and second unit. Players include Bates Hudson McManus Peterson Milford Tierney Hudson Supola Maynard Shaw Marston Lovering and others across Milford Maynard Hudson and Hopkinton.

AL Cowles Bates—Hudson Charlie” McManus Hudson Siki” Peterson Milford Horse” Fingard Maynard Ralph Shaw Paul Tierney Doc” Supola Ray Marston Bill Lovering Cronin Hopkinton Redard Marlboro Cf Lawson Maynard Rt Kane—Maynard Houghton—Hudson Marrandette Westboro Tomaso Mil Kelleher Marlboro Ec Merrilees Milford P Kirby Carter-Westboro

Independence Sunday Services At Maynard Church

The Methodist Episcopal Church of Maynard Mass led by Rev E Carroll Ph D plans Independence Sunday sermon Our Independence Day with Holy Communion and a baptismal service for children Special music will be provided Union Summer services alternate July at the church and August at Union Congregational Church Choir vacations begin next Sunday with soloists in July Parents are asked to notify for child baptism Next Tuesday a reception celebrated new Ladies Aid Society members expanding from 31 to over 90 Circles meetings resume in September Epworth Leaguers suspend Sunday evenings until September and pride a large devotional meeting percentage Hudson Circuit cup winner plans summer outings.

Methodist Episcopal Church Maynard Mass E. Carroll Brooks Street Independence Union Union Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society Epworth Leaguers Hudson

July Union Services and August Special Day Remembrances

July union services at the Methodist Episcopal Church then August services at Union Congregational Church feature four Sundays with Union Sunday memorials for Deacon Alexander Pettigrew Scandinavin Day and Finnish Day Seventeen guests of honor at parish Commencement include MA graduates and several high school and junior high students A Friendship School Bag project will aid a Mexican school girl and American children have mailed thousands of seed packets writing pads pencils and pictures including Lindbergh Washington Lincoln Hidalgo Niagara Falls and Liberty Bells to mark Imends Day

Our Junior Christian Endeavor Mexico Maynard Colonel Lindbergh Washim and Lincoln Hidalgo Niagara Falls Juanac Falls United States

Marriage Banns Published For Miss Doyle And Mr Clark

Banns announced at St. Bridget’s Church mark a forthcoming marriage between Miss Alice Doyle and Howard Clark. The ceremony is set for July 9 at St. Bridget’s Church with Miss Doyle a Howard High School graduate.

St. Bridget’s Church Alice Doyle Thomas Doyle Parker Street Howard Clark Katherine Clark Summer Hill Mise Doyle Hih School

Good Looking Shoes Hori the 4th

Rickles Shoe Store presents a brief notice about footwear offerings and a clearance event. The ad highlights sale pricing and limited stock for seasonal shoe styles.

Rickles Shoe Stores

Maynard Jurors Named for 1928 29

The Board of Selectmen released the juror list for Maynard for 1928 1929. Names include Richard Allen Frank Archer Albert Axford John Banks William Baron Alfred Billet John Brayden Thomas Breck Brindley Benjamin Brown Cornelius Callahan William Carney John Carpenter Harry Carney Clifford Cheney George Chidley Wilbert Clark Michael Cleary William Connolly B J Coughlin James Coulter Edward Crowley Nathan Crowther Walter Downey Owen Duggan Albert Fairbanks Thomas French John Hannon William Hart Albert Hodges Edward Hoffman Robert Jackson John Kane John Keegan Albert Larkin Cornelius Mahoney Graham Forzie William Jones Robert Sheridtem George Jamiezon Roderick McIver George Siswick William Lawler Harry Ledzard Magilore Lesage William Litchfield Paul Shiker Michael Lynch Harold Lyons Herbert Martin George Morris Frank McCarron Michael McNamara Joshua Naylor Michael Nee William Newhouse Hiram Parkin Anton Peterson Carl Freeten xanch Harvey Richardson James Ryan David Sharpe George D Sharpe John Shaw Lewis Shaw Leonard Smith Raymond Smith Thomas Smith James Sween ey Emmanuel Taylor Eden Tobin William Tobin Herbert Usher Marsden Waterhouse William Waterhouse Joseph White Thomas White Thomas Wright John Wolfe. The list will be printed Srseitel to the town clerk.

Board of Selectmen Maynard Richard Allen Frank G. Archer Albert E. Axford John Banks William F. Baron Alfred Billet John C. Brayden Thomas ‘Breck William Brindley Benjamin ©. Brown Cornelius Callahan Willam A. Carney John F. Carpenter Harry A. Carney Clifford Cheney George Chidley Wilbert G. Clark Michael F. Cleary William Conno

Willy Play Stow Saturday Stars Assabet Valley Leaders

Maynard Sheiks, leaders of the Assabet Valley League, face Stow at Crowe Park next Saturday afternoon after scheduling Marlboro in the city Friday. The team also has a game in Maynard before the Fourth. A large Division 44 A. O. H. delegation led by Michael Cleary and Tadics Auxiliary A. O. H. led by Mrs. James McCarthy attended a Middlesex County Board meeting in Newtonville. Moose lodge to hold Field Day at Fort Pond on July 15.

Maynard Sheiks Stow Assabet Valley League Crowe Park Sheiks Marlboro Maynard Division Michael Cleary Tadics James. McCarthy Middlesex County Workinghoys Newtonville

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