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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

4

Local notes include sports chatter and town events

The item mentions ball and bat interests, a girls referee, and local sports notes. It references Oscar Wilde plays and Maynard Players rehearsals after Lent. Fire department calls, Masons degrees, and local marriages fill the breadth of town happenings alongside returning travelers and a New York marriage reported Feb 24.

Tag Mantsfeld Winor Ahurts Katherine White Phil“ Stott Jimny John Oscar Ldo Pine Hill Silver Hill D -Wilson Order of Oriefing Moray Doric Isodgé A. Freese New York New York City

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We express thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our recent bereavement. Your beautiful flowers and spiritual bouquets are appreciated. Best, Mrs and Mrs Joseph Dineen, Miss Margaret Dineen.

Joseph Dineen Margaret Dineen

Maynard community events and meetings update

A busy week in Maynard with a St Patrick program, Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Cobweb party, and regular meetings at the Joyce Kilmer Circle. The Maynard Country Club expands with a new locker room while local schools resume after midwinter vacation and staff changes occur at the high school.

Joyce Kilmer Circle St. Patrick's Hugo Saarinen Miami Florida Mahoney Boston Peoples Rialto Theatres Maynard Textile Council Legon Legion Post Helen Morgan Helen Sheldrick Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Mt St. Mary’s Guest House Hooksett, N.'H

O E S Chapter entertains many guests at meeting

Magdalene Chapter O E S entertained many guests at a largely attended meeting at Masonicall last night. The new ritual was demonstrated in degree work with visitors from Marlboro Hudson Concord Acton Billerica Waltham and some from Vermont. An early supper was served by Mrs Nellie McInness. Vocal solos were by Miss Gladys Graham of West Concord.

Magdalene O.E.S Masonicall Marlboro Hudson Concord Acton Billerica Waltham Vermont Nellie McInness Gladys Graham West Concord

Auxiliary Dance Supports Veterans Birthday Party Effort

The A. S. Auxiliary hosted Monday’s town hall dance with Paul McCarthy’s Orchestra providing music. Old and modern dances were enjoyed as funds benefit birthday celebrations for veterans at the hospital this month. Lexington Unit and Bedford Unit also aid the effort.

A. S Town Hall Paul McCarthy Lowell Veteran's Hospital Lexington Bedford

Notable South Guest Speaker Visits Union Church

Mrs Garlotte Hawkins Brown, founder of the Palmer Memorial Institute in Sedalia North Carolina, spoke at Union Congregational church services. A former North Carolina resident she led the school for thirty years raising 1 500 000 dollars and today runs a well equipped institute. She heads the North Carolina Colored Women's Clubs and serves as vice president of the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs. A reception at Mona Priest's home followed a Cambridge High School classmate connection.

Maynard Garlotte Hawkins Brown Palmer Memorial Institute Sedalia North ‘Carolina Union “Congregational Church Brown North Carolina Colored Womens ‘Clubs Olbs Mona Priest Brooks Cambridge High School

Family thanks neighbors for kindness after bereavement

The family of the late Mrs. Katherine Cook expresses appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during their bereavement and for floral tributes, especially the cast of Pinafore.

Katherine Cook

Dance Recital in Waltham Street Hall Delights Audience

Maynard residents praised a Miss Charlotte Somerville pupils recital in Waltham Street Hall. The program featured a full class in costume with numerous dance numbers including Dainty Steps Some Stepper Acrobatique On a Toes Just My Yankee Doodle and Sailors Hornpipe among others performed by a large group of named participants with a final social dance to music by O Malley’s Syncopators.

Mae. Newman

Maynard March Mrs Sarah Priest Wins Store Draw

Mrs Sarah Priest of 7 Chandler Street won the Gruber Bros fur sale drawing conducted during the great annual sale. Selectman Frank Binks drew her name from a shaken box as crowds cheered outside the store window. Gruber Bros reported strong sales and high records across departments.

Maynard Sarah’ Priest Chandler Street Atwater Kent Chartres Francis Adams Frank 8 Binks Priest Grithers ‘Bros

Silence and faith mix in Maynard church Lent sermon

Union Congregational Church Maynard Mass announces Rev William Boicourt sermon on Power in Silence for the first Sunday in Lent. Notes historic Jewish Rabbi sermon on The Noiseless Fabric and God s silent world. Also lists Sunday school times and upcoming meetings including Men s Fraternal League guest John Seaborn Adams Boston Seaman s Friend Society and Fellowship of Prayer guidance.

William Boicourt Wemon Tabernacle of God Thutch Hoh Young Aliee ‘Murray Miss Pearl Fellowship of ‘Prayer

Sudbury Woman Dies After Long Illness At 44

Mrs. Henrietta M. Destugue, wife of Simon Destugue of North Road North Sudbury, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. A native of France aged 44, she had lived in Sudbury six years, previously residing in Boston. She is survived by her husband and other relatives.

Henrietta Im. Dastubue Simon Destugue North Road Noerth Sudbury France Sudbury Boston

Marlboro Kaceys Rout Maynards by 165 Pins in Home Series

In a home and home bowling series Marlboro Kaceys defeated the Maynards by 165 pins in the last match rolled on Ollins Alleys. Marlboro won the series by 222 pins with a 57 pin margin in the Maynard clash. Joe Collins led with 132 single and 349 three string, Jim Dunphy next at 303.

Jim “Dunphy Allstar Marlboro

Maynard Lodge Meeting and West Acton Events

A mock town meeting followed a Maynard Lodge business session with moderator William Walcott of Hudson and members William Costello of West Acton and Dr. FP Glazier of Hudson. William Duckworth and Robert Lester organized arrangements. West Acton lodge hosts a meeting on March 17 and Acton lodge candidates will receive the first degree at Maynard lodge on March 19.

Maynard Lodge William Walcott Hudson William Costello West Acton FP Glazier Arangements William Duckworth Robert Lester Maynard West Acton Lodge

Death of Esther Suikkonen in Reading

Esther Suikkonen 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Suikkonen died Friday morning in Reading. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock and burial in Glenswood cemetery. A service at the grave was conducted by a speaker from Worees-

Esther Suikkonen Adolph ‘Suikkonen Roosevelt Street Reading Glenswod Worees

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