Maynard Notices of Students and Local Events
Maynard residents report on teachers and students including Miss Coughlan and Helen Wilcox. camp and summer job plans for Pauline Newton, Helen Wilcox, and Helen Gardner. a high school graduation guest from Southboro. Troop 4 Boy Scouts fundraiser. DeMolay visit to Charleton. local families hosting guests from Springfield and a Maynard high school baseball team captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilcox
Charles Wilcox
Broadstreet
Camp Kincowatha
Winton
Boston School of Physical Education
Pauline Newton
Helen Gardner
Gathan Bar Inn
Chatham
Mary Finn
Soblthboro
Mary Lawton
Brooks, St
Frank Sheridan
Antrim N. H
Congregational Church
Paul Millington
of LD
Wilkow
Order of DeMolay
Charleton
Edward Moore
von John
Gerald Nee
Maynard High
Springfield
Maynard Girl Weds Webster Man in Parish Ceremony
Mrs Lilly Sullivan, daughter of Pr J Sullivan, Maplestreet, and Archibald Harding of Webster were married Sunday afternoon at St Bridget’s parochial residence. Attendants included Mrs James Dewire of Pascoag. Guests hailed from Pascoag, Providence, Webster, and Maynard. Harding, a traveling salesman, plans a wedding trip and residence in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Sullivan
Pr. J. Sullivan
Maplestreet
Archibald Harding
Webster
St. Bridget's Church
Edward F Crowley
James J Dewire
Pascoag
R. L
Harry
Ledgard
Parker Street
Providence
R. 1
Webster and
Maytard
Re Harding
Harding
Worcester
Blue Golfers Defeat Red in Weekend Match Play
In a team match at Maynard Country Club the Blues led by Capt. John Connors beat the Reds captained by Clifford Downey 5 to 3. Connors beat Downey 2 up and other matches saw Cahoon over Killkenney 1 up Wilson over Ledgard 6 up Sheridan over Gutteridge 5 up Packard over Newport 2 up, and Coughlin along with Sheridan defeating Collins and Miller by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Country Club
Blues
John Connors
Reds
Clifford Downey
Connors
Delmar Kilkeeney
Howard A. Wilson
Robert Sheridan
William Collins
Frank Sheridan
H. Newport
Downey
Harold Cahoon
J. J. Ledgard
George H. Gutteridge
B. J. Coughlin
John Miller
James Packard
Capt. Connors
Capt. Downey
H. Cahoon
D. Killkenney
H. A. Wilson
R. L. Sheridan
Gutteridge
W. J. Collins
Public Health Nurse Report for June 25
Health nurse Mrs. George H. Creighton submits the monthly report of the Public Health Association. Visited patients and nursing visits totaled 124. New cases admitted seven, discharges five, cases on hand eight, fees collected 7A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Creighton
The
Public Health Association
Milly Miciecke Weds at St Bridget’s Church
Mi as Milly daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfonse Miciecke united in marriage at St Bridget’s church Sunday afternoon Rev Edward F Crowley officiated. Reception at bride’s parents’ home followed ceremony. Guests from Jon Quincy and Maynard. After a wedding tour to New York couple to reside at 259 Centre Street Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Milly
Miciecke
Alfonse Miciecke
Pine Street
St. Bridget‘@ s
Edward F. Crowley
Jon
Quincy
Maynard
New York
Centre Street
Cahoon Couple Observe Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ernest J Cahoon celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Friday Friends, neighbors and relatives visited their home to offer felicitations Cards, messages, flowers and silver gifts were given Mrs Cahoon born in Maynard daughter of Herbert B Fowler and Mrs Cahoon born in Gorham New Hampshire son of Andrew Cahoon Mr Cahoon is a Knights of Pythias member Their three sons Harold, David and Benjamin helped with the celebration A fourth son George is at sea aboard a merchant ship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Cahoon
Cahoon
Maynard
Herbert B. Fowler
Mr. Cahoon
Gorham
N. H
Andrew Cahoon
The
Knights of Pythias
Harold
David
Benjamin
George
Fowler and son start extended tour to Yellowstone and Hawaii
OrringS Fowler and his son Harry depart Saturday for an extended tour visiting Yellowstone Park the Grand Canyon and other sights. They will tour a Kansas farm from Mr Fowler's youth and spend time in the Hawaiian Islands with Honolulu as headquarters and expect to return in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrings
Fowler
Harry
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Mr. Fowler
Kansas
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Will Install New Officers July At Daughters Lodge
Sir Lady Wartich Lodge Daughters of St. George elects officers Beatrice Cuttell president Rhoda Farrar vice president Cora Newman Rec Sec Mary Doel Fin Sec Bessie Austin Treasurer Elizabeth Easthope Chaplain Rose Allen conductress Laura Parkin assistant conductor Martha Leach J G Gladys Cuttell O G Sarah Oates trustee Beatrice Cuttell representative to grand lodge Alice Brown alternate Installation at Odd Fellows hall July 8 and mentions George Creighton Maynard Trust Co and Frank E Taylor family at York Beach cottages summers weekends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Wartich Lodge
Daughters of St. George
Beatrice Cuttell
Rhoda Farrar
Cora Newman
Mary Doel
Bessie Austin
Elizabeth Easthope
Rose Allen
Laura Parkin
Artha, Leach
J. G
Gladys Cuttell
Sarah Oates
Beatrice Cuttel
Grand Lodge
Alice Brown
Odd Fellows Hall
George Creighton
Maynard Trust Co
Frank E. Taylor
York Beach
Mr. Creighton
Mr. Taylor
York
Miss Driscoll Weds Lawrence Man
Miss Mary Louise Driscoll daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Driscoll of Maynard married Francis George Orcoran son of Cornelius Corcoran of Lawrence at St Bridget's church. The ceremony was by Rev Edward Crowley with many relatives present. After a breakfast at the Brunswick Boston the couple will reside in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Driscoll
Nicholas Driscoll
Pine Street
Maynard
Francis George Orcoran
Cornelius Corcoran
Thorndyke Street
Lawrence
St. Bridget’s
Edward F. Crowley
Maynard Police Department
Rose Healy
Roslindale
Brunswick Hotel
Boston
Medford
Wiertown
Brighton
Dorchester
Brookline
Arlington
Concord
New York
Bangoree
Canada
Watertown
Dride
Lawrence High School
Maynard Wedding Unites Arzeal Webber And George Stow Jr
On a Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Silloway their granddaughter Arzeal Webber married George Stow Jr of Stow. Basil Stow attended as best man. The gown was Copenhagen blue brocade and the bridesmaid wore salmon pink crepe de chine with pink sweet peas. The couple plans to reside in Maynard after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Odd Fellows
Acton Lodge
West Acton
Maynard
Elizabeth Verry
Allston
George Elson
Maple Street
George Elson Jr
Irene’ Batley
Providence
Albert Batley
Aumni
Fitchburg Normal School
Fitchburg
Adam Stemplesky
Ambridge
Amesbury
Jewish Council of Boston
Assabet Lodge
Arthur Silloway
Arzeal Webber
George Stow, Jr
Stow
Basil Stow
Copenhagen
First Band Concert Moves to 7:30 on Thursday
Theodore Wollerschied announces open air band concerts on the Congregational church lawn will start at 7:30 PM instead of 8:00 PM. Thomas King, a local vocalist, received applause at last Thursday's concert. A request program is planned. listeners may notify the manager or director with requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wollerschied
United Concert Band
Congregational
Thomas King
Wollerschied
Louis Koski
Women Golfers Meet at Maynard Country Club
The Woman's Golf Club held its regular monthly meeting at Maynard Country Club yesterday afternoon. Frank B. Sanderson presided over a brief business session, and a collation was served under the direction of Mrs. J A Coughlan and others. Members, including Mrs. Belle Meyer and son Thomas Elliott, drove to Revere Beach on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Golflub
Maynard Country Club
Frank B.sanderson
J. A. Coughlan
Charles Courtney
JC. W. Downey
Belle Méyer
Thomas Elliott
Revere Beach
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Jotma
Anna Coughlan
Rather
Brook Street
Mary Miss Coughlan
Mary
Waltham
Smith
John Smith
Nason
WE Webster Man
Middlesex Laundry
Parker St
Matie
Alvin HM. Fletcher
Nason Street
Colgate Bath Salts
Yale
Fee Ae Johnsonette
Main Street
Miss Driscoll
Lawrence Man
Woomen
Service
Maynards Garage
Heck & Harry Nass
Bird's Roofs
Bivracina and
Soba Ing. Wien
Iid
Evita
Ness
Bird & Son
Sie
Eta Board
Bird
Salis
Wilson Lumber Co
Concord, Mass
Tel
Maynard Trust Company
Main St
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