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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
6
Maynard happenings include visits by Miss Lauree McGregor of Lawrence and Mrs Cheeter Downey, town residents resuming duties, and new employment at Assabet Mills. Schools, clubs, and churches plan events, while local sports schedule games against Concord and Maynard. A memorial tablet for Memorial Bridge arrives and a committee advances plans for Memorial Day ceremonies and square naming.
Pastor William Beercourt will preach on Making a friendly world Sunday morning. The 7 o'clock evening meeting is omitted due to a special masonic service. Christian Endeavor meets at 6. Len ten Bible readings continue Wednesdays at 7 30. Come at least once a month.
A good upright piano valued at $125.09 will be sold to the highest bidder. See the piano and make an offer before Saturday noon March 17. Robert W. Carter 47 Main St Maynard.
Viola Dana headlines the Metro photoplay Love in the Dark shown at the People theatre Saturday. The comedy drama follows a girl adopted by crooks and caring for a four year old, with her curious discoveries exposing a villain and delivering drama and humor.
Dennis McCarthy of Baston will lecture under the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Colonial Hall on Sunday March 18 in celebration of St Patrick's birthday. The subject is The Sunny Side of Ireland. McCarthy, a renowned Irish affairs writer, has contributed to the Boston Herald and has poems in the local public library.
Morris Stuckert, captain of Maynard High, arranged a weekly wireless baseball game with Clinton H 8. He sent a message by wireless code to Clinton and received a radio reply. Reported as the town’s first high school game via wireless. Stuckert noted contact with stations as far as Saco, Maine.
A piano offered to the highest bidder with no minimum, at 47 Main St Maynard. Open for viewing and bidding with bids starting at 19 dollars, 99 dollars or higher. Robert W. Carter invites interested buyers to try the instrument and place bids.
Professor Beott Nearing, once ousted from the University of Pennsylvania, drew a large audience at Park er st pall Sunday evening. He argued the next war will be fought for world economic control and urged workers to join labor unions amid calls for a global organization of workers. Francis Johnston of the Maynard Textile Council posed a question on worker strategy.
Raymond Jones a longtime Gutteridge Jewelry employee resigns to start his own shop in Robert Carter’s building on Nason street around March 22. He will offer repairs and a full line of jewelry. Mrs. Margaret Nelson dies at 84 in Charlton Masonic home after living in town and on Nason street. burial in Glenwood cemetery pending spring shipment. Small wood lot for sale write Box 126 Concord Mass.
A reader proposes establishing a forward town planning board to widen Main and Nagon streets at the Maynard corner. The note warns that delaying building on the lot could forfeit future land for widening and improved traffic, urging public action and consideration by the community.
D P Abercombie receiver for the CM and HM railway opposes a new bus line between Concord and Hudson. Hudson officials delayed permits, awaiting legal clears for the street railway franchise. Lovell operates jitneys under a 70,000 bond while questions about the franchise are resolved amid possible opening before week’s end.
Wesley Barry appears at Riverside Theatre Wednesday and Thursday March 14 and 15 in Heroes of the Street. The Irish Mickey Callahan faces rival gangs as his luck wavers. his bull terrier Comisole aids in pursuit before a mystery and tragedy pivot his quest to expose a crook and murderer.
Piano in good condition offered by Robert W. Carter of Maynard for summer camp use. Bids acceptable from bidders. highest bid wins. All bids due before Saturday noon March 17.
Selectmen tightened cables on the Walnut Street bridge for public safety during the week and push to finish both Main and Walnut bridges. Town reports are available at the Town Clerk or selectmen’s office. Roosevelt school break in over vacation reportedly netted some stolen money and evidence of a night break with burned matches found.
Well known barber Al Davis announces he has entered the employ of Arthur Lacroix at his shop on Nason Street. The notice indicates a new professional affiliation for Davis and invites friends to visit the shop for services.
We express sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks to all who helped us by word or deed during our bereavement. Mrs Frank G. Johnson Frank F. Johnson and family. WANTED-2 or 5 in housecleaning rooms Maynard on vicinity 563 Eau St Concord Mrs M A Foster opened a home bakery on Nason St past week.
Lieutenant Governor Alvin Puller and District Attorney Thomas O'Brien headline the third annual Maynard Council K of P banquet at Colonial Hall on April 18. Each member gets two tickets with reservations due by April. unclaimed seats will be reassigned. Sheridan's orchestra will play after the banquet.
Maynard Y P S L defeated Gard ner Y P S L 34 to 28 at Parker St Hall on Thursday evening to clinch the league championship. Waino Maki, manager of the Y P L baseball squad, seeks standout players and a top notch team in the coming season. Frigard, Ojas hto, Wekkia and other local high school stars will join the baseball squad this summer.
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