Four Dimensional Love of Christ Sermon at Maynard
Pastor William Boicourt delivers a sermon on The four dimensions of the love of Christ for Sunday worship. All are invited to attend at the Methodist church with good music from the choir and congregational hymns. Sunday school seeks support for a school flag and encourages ballots at Wednesday evening service. Women’s Night at Congregational church features Mrs. Mabel 8 Badger of Boston as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Boicourt
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Mabel
Guild Drives New Membership At White Cross Guild
Fr Lynch of Brightor Seminary will speak at a White Cross Guild meeting to recruit new members. The drive has begun this week with many names signed up. District captains are listed in Donville West End Sudbury and Acton Glendale areas. A ten lesson class in dressmaking will be held at the Sunday School teachers rooms on Sudbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Brightor
White Cross Guild
Ie Helg
Co-operative Hell
Mary Puffer
Reardonville
Reed Lyons
West End
John Carney
Sudbury St
Annie Lyons
Acton- Glendale St
Frank McCarron
Brooks-Concord St
Sudbudy St
Lectures on world affairs start at High School
A five week series of popular lectures begins Thursday March 16 at 3 45 p m in the High School. Mrs Claude A Gilson renowned for her talks on unsettled Europe will present the program with tickets available for the whole course or individual lectures at the school. Applications accepted on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Gilson
Gilson
Concord
Maynard
Odd Fellows to dine at Masons expense supper
The Odd Fellows Social club team will be treated to a turkey dinner with all fixings at the Masonic banquet hall this Saturday evening. The Masons pay the bill as tournament winners. An event will follow after supper with both lodges invited by reservation. A Myhata caterer will serve the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Odd Fellows
Civil Service Exam in March for Clerk Post
Civil Service Commission announces exam on March 18 at 1 pm for the clerk position. Information released by Arthur Sullivan, civil service secretary and clerk at the local post office. Salary ranges from 1400 to 1800 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civice Service Commission
Arthur Sullivan
Civil Service
Maynard plans baseball fund drive and reorganization
John O Leary head of Maynard baseball seeks community support through a broad fund drive. He aims to reorganize by presenting a new officer slate at a forthcoming meeting after the current push among merchants professionals and employees. O Leary will also arrange a game schedule including Saxonville Natick and West End versus Turner A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John O'Leary
The
Baseball Association
Drechaler
Elrewlaom
Assahet Nee i Ag
Mil ’ Firet
Siaynarg
Maynards
Mr. O'i
Unife
O'Leary
Maynard Mills Defeat Riverside in Local Bowling Match
The Assabet mill bowling team beat Riverside mill of Murray at Medford Friday night. Ten men on each side. Maynard led 430 to 277 with top scores from Murdock 221 and Taylor 297. Rivirana plans a rematch with Maynard Monday evening at the local alleys.
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Assabet. Mill
Riverside Mill
M Rd
Assabets
Riverana
Maynard S basketball loses rubber game to Holliston
Maynard High School was defeated 21 to 9 by Holliston High School in Holliston Friday night. Heilawelt scored three for Maynard, Stuckert added one, and Captain Driscoll hit a foul shot. Fingard and Saarinen defended. Leithead and Marcus later played the backline as Maynard closed its season under coach Ed Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard H. S
Holliston H. S
Holliston
Heilawelt
Maynard
Stuckert
Capt. Driscoll
Fingard
Saarinen
Leithead
Marcus
Ed Coughlin
Beolf mill bowlers missing in Assabet match inquiry
Assabet mill bowlers are missing after a scheduled three week delay. Moyneri seeks Ea Biilett and Nob Gwynn, star of Reolf, in a ten stlhg match that never occurred. Meynard questions if cold feet or other issues caused the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mill
Beolf
Assabet
Taynerd
Moyneri
Ea Biilett Tring
Nob Gwynn
Reolf
Meynard
Clinton 27 West End 15 in Pastime hall thriller
Turner A C basketball team of Clinton defeated West End A C at Pastime hall Saturday night by a 27 to 15 score. Large crowd attended as West End showed a fast home attack. Bakun and McNairy for West End forwards Manning center Ennequess Moynihan backs. Seneca A of Cambridge expected as attraction at Pastime hall next Sunday night. West End plays Saxonville Thursday and Turner A Co returns here March 18. Bower was out of the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner A. C
Clinton
West Beng A. C
West End
Bakun
McNairy
Saunday
Saxonville
Turner A’ Co
Bower
Experience of a Much Loved Elderly Clergyman
Granville Pierce a revered Massachusetts clergyman from Warwick Brant Rock Marshfield and Orage describes years of nervous exhaustion stomach bowels and constipation. After seashore stays and starting Sanatl in October he improves within two weeks with better appetite stronger tone and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Granville Pierce
Massachusetts
Warwick
Brant Rock
Marshfield
Orage
Pierce
Maynard and Hudson Vying in Middlesex County Series
Maynard and Hudson will clash in a three game fight for the Middlesex County championship. Maynard’s new triumvirate Joe White Al Whalen and Pat Kane promise to prove Maynard can dominate on the court as it did in summer baseball. The first game is set for March 16 at Maynard Pastime Hall with subsequent games at Hudson. decisions to be made after the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hudson
Will Hattle
Middlesex County
Joe White
al Whalen
Pat Kane
Bower
Dolan
Connell
Winn
Grant
Freeman
Eden Tobin
Howard King
George Lee
East Boston
Forty five tournament tightens A. O. H. trailing
In the forty five tournament the A. O. H. team remains five points behind their K- of opponents as the town game unfolds.
Acton Social Notes Include Guests and Trips
South Acton guest Miss Grace Rawlins of New York stays with Mr and Mrs Frank T Holland on Maynard Street. L S circle meets at the parsonage with Mrs Ralph A Barker. Helena Fairbanks of Springfield visits Acton relatives. Charles M Kimball leaves Saturday for a Western and Southern business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Rawlins Ofine, N. Y
Mrs
Frank T. Holland
Maynard St
L. S
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Emma M. Tuttle
Samuel Jones
Acton A
Boston
Mony
Lewis T. Willard
Holliston
Clarence D. Chickering
Acton Road
Alice Clark
Manchester
Mass
Arthur A. Jones
Migg
Helena Fairbanks
Springfield
Charles H. Fairbanks
Acton St
Charles M. Kimball
Adaline A. Priest Dies at 78 in Acton Street Home
Adaline A. Priest widow of Jacob Priest died suddenly at her Acton Street home on Monday evening February 27 at age 78 years 11 months 15 days. Born Harvard March 15 1846 daughter of Jonathan N and Lucy Mansfield she married Jacob Priest in 1861 and moved to South Acton in 1870 where she lived 52 years. A dressmaker by trade she ran a school of instruction for 40 years, remained active in local affairs and cared for her daughter Mrs John J Fogg after her husband’s death in 1912. Funeral services were held by Rev Clark L. Paddock. She leaves one son J Framingham two granddaughters in Acton and South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline A. (Mansfield
Jacob Priest
Acton St
Mrs. Priest
Jonathan N
Lucy Withington Mansfield
Harvard
South Acton
Acton Street
John J. Fogg
Harriet Fogg
Eas
Soonaleniy
Clark L. Paddock
First Church
J. Framingham
Acton
South
Chas
Gnawal Town Meeting Seeks Bridges Land Purchases
The March 13 town meeting will consider 16 articles including funding to replace Main Walnut street bridges for 30000 and to widen the Ben Smith bridge for 4500 with state and county aid. Also proposed are a land purchase and building to honor national service, plus plans for a Legion headquarters and a five member committee to study options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnawal
Co-operative Hall
Walnut Street
Ben Smith
J. de Mars
A. L
Legion
DiStasio Place
Main St
DiStusig
Carl Peterson
The
Legion Post
Maynard House
Summer St
Fee
iStasic Place
Friends of the Legion
Uderstop
Pau
B. F. Townsend
Albert N. Hodges
Nason St
B. J. Fminherty
Dlesex
Frank S. Johnson
Gienwood Cemetery
Made Superintendent of Uxbridge Textile Mill
Christopher Wilson, a native son long in New York and Chicago, was appointed superintendent of a textile mill at Uxbridge. An ambitious and energetic expert in cloth, he studied the practical work by day and burned midnight oil, earning praise from the ward and a host of supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Wilson
New York
Chicago
Uxbridge
Charles Whitney
Sway
Wilson
Lecture on West Indies benefit for Boy Scouts
George H. Gutteridge, recently returned from a month in the West Indies, speaks at the chapel Friday evening in a Boy Scout benefit. A reflectoscope show by Og Boicourt will screen West Indies scenes. The 7 30 meeting is open to all. Gutteridge recently resigned as fire chief after 22 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutteridge
Oe Indies
Chapel Ofional Church
Boy Scoute
Og Boicourt
West Indies
George H. Gutter
Mastersingers Concert Promises Notable Town Visit
The Mastersingers with Keith's circuit will perform at Colonial Hall Tuesday of next week on a bill praised as the best seen in the area. George H. Woods, supervisor of music in the public schools, helped arrange the engagement and is a former troop member who toured nationally. Walter Kelly is reported improving during the week. Patrick Leyden of Roxbury visited Joseph Burns over the weekend. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William O'Brien of Great Road at Evangeline Booth Hospital in Boston on Sunday. both mother and child are doing well. William Sexton underwent a brief post operative stay at Hart Hospital in Boston earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastersingers
Keith
Colonial Hall
Maynard
George H. Woods
Walter Kelly
Patrick Leyden
Roxbury
Joseph Burns
William O’brien
Great Road
Evangeline Booth Hospital
Bosston
Illiam Sexton
Hart Hospital
Boston
Free Lecture At M E Church By Dr Louis Albert Banks
Dr Louis Albert Banks famed Chautauqua lecturer author and preacher will give a free lecture tonight at the Methodist church on World-Wide Prohibition Coming and America Leads the Way. He is described as an aggressive convincing orator with campus for prohibition across the union and a key figure in national prohibition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Albert, Banks
Methodiet Church
America
Banks
Concord Petition In Middlesex County Commission Notice
Petition of John M Keyes and five others seeks view of street in Concord Massachusetts for public action by Middlesex County Commissioners. The clerk records order for notice to all interested parties and corporations, with view date to be fixed and published in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Keyes
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Middle- Eese Petites
Gatty
Concord
Oleain
Smith
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the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
J. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg Depot
Coricord
Herbert W. Martin
Undertaker
Tel
Concord Street
Maynard, Mass
Powder Mill Road
Moss
Oscar Grondahl
Phonograph
UNION
Congregational
Masons
Cascball Funds
Natick
Gore Ovat The-Tmenaere Tu
James Mullin
Main Street
Tve
M. E. Church
Perkins & Wells
Owen
Framingham
H. T. Maynard
Road Dept
Everett St
Edie
L. Figupt
Board of Road Commissioners
Martin A. Williams
Edward L. Parker
Con Cord
Middlesex County Commission
Said Street
Ralph N. Smith
Pocrer
Demnty Sheri
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