Maynard Methodists Hold Annual Meeting Report
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Maynard Methodist Church met last Sunday afternoon with Dr. John L. Ivey presiding. Rev. Charles E Carroll announced a planned pastorate move to Tremont Street Church in Boston beginning April 7, with a paid staff of five. The gathering approved extensive plans for a proposed $50,000 church building project and elected officers, boards, and committees for the new year, including a large slate of trustees stewards and organization heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Carroll
Maynard Methodist Arch
John L Ivey
Worcester Trict
Arles E Carroll
Budk
Ding
Tuear
Carroll
Treant Street Methodist Church
Ton
New England
Tremonttreet Church
Woman’s Forign Missionary Society
Episcopal Church
Funds Needed for Aged Residents Aid Cooper Homestead
Seventeen residents of the Cooper Homestead for Aged in Dedham lost their home after the institution failed financially. The Frances B Willard Settlement in Boston arranged transfer to Llewsac Lodge in Bedford and now appeals for donations to cover about $8000 yearly in care. Checks should be sent to the Frances E Willard Settlement, 44 Chambers Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Homestead
Dedham
Frances B.willard
Boston
Liewsac Lodge
Bedford
Llewsac Lodge
Cooper Homestad
Frances E. Willard
Chambers Street
Elks Rally Past Hibernians in Triangular Tournament
In the penultimate round at Monument Hall the Concord event saw Knights of Columbus leading with 27 game margin as Elks and Hibernians swapped positions. Final scores Friday night: Elks 47 Hibernians 30 Knights 28 with Knights leading overall 654 to 627 to 619. Captain Thomas Du Berger led Elks with 13 games, Captain John Hayes had 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Conccord Lodge of Elks
Division
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
The
Elks
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Knights
Thomas du Berger
John Hayes
Concord Parents Teacher Association to Screen Yale History Pictures
The Concord Parents Teacher Association plans two Yale Chronicles of America moving pictures on Monday March 18. Free for public school children in the afternoon, and for adults in the evening with an admission charge. The films promise faithful depiction of military and naval history with carefully researched details and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Parenta Teacher Association
Yale University Chronicles of America
Thanks Friends For Kindness From West Concord
West Concord March 13 The many friends of Mr and Mrs Edward W Sheehan of 12 Old Bridge Road West Concord will be pleased to know that their little boy Jerry is now at home convalescing having returned from Emerson Hospital Wednesday of last week He celebrated his 12th birthday and St Valentine s Day in bed Jerry realized the true spirit of friendship and he is pleased now to join with his parents sister and brothers in publicly thanking all who by prayers gifts and expressions of love and sympathy helped alleviate seven weeks of illness Jerry is sitting up a few hours daily and appears out of danger on the road to full recovery He wishes to say Hello and Thank You to everybody through the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Edward W. Sheehan
Old Bridge Road
Jerry
Emerson Hospital
Extension Unit Meeting April 1 at Maynard High School
Local Extension Unit leaders Doris Miller and Lessie MacGarry plan an April 1 talk on home improvements at the Concord Middlesex County Extension Service headquarters. A May 1 meeting at the high school will continue the series open to town residents. Rev Eason Grogs new to the School committee will discuss Literature at a Maynard Teachers meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Doris Miller
Lessie MacGarry
Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
M ‘Miller
McGarry
Eason Grogs
St. George’s Church
List of Readers and Contributors by Name and Age
The fragment lists individuals with ages from 8 to 19 across several families and contacts. Notable entries include Gilleney 8, Mrs Hattie Dunham 9, Reginald Jones 10, Harry Burnham 11, Myre Lizzie Hooper 12, Miss Margaret Gates 12, Mrs Laura MacPherson 13, Mrs Ellen Wilson 13. Other names include Calvin Morse 14, Mrs Flora Foster 14, Mrs Agnes Binks 15, Emmanuel Taylor 16, Charles Shattuck 17, Mrs Rhoda Palmer 18, and Wm Naylor 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Naylor
Edwin Riton, Jr
Herbert Honward
Burget
Calvin “J. Morse
Harles Shattuck
Emma Greenhalgh
Dge Howard A Wilson
Win Carleton, Sr
R Cheney
C Dunham
O C Drechsler
Joh Foster
C.J Morse
Joshua Aylor
Peter Shhulz
Albert Olt
Reginald Jones
Wm. Johnson
Axel
Lawson
Thomas Mareén
Edmund MacPherson
Elmore Ills
George Morse
Ralph
W. Charles Shattuck
John Shaw
Les Sims
Emmanuel Taylor
Alton Kite
Mesdames
Carrie Barlow
S Binks
Ann Carter
Hattie Lunham
Elizabeth Gates
Rebeca Richardson
Bertha Whitney
Albert Hodgdon
Samu Parker
Alvin Morse
Comercinal
Charles W Shattuck
Dominion
Agnes Binks
Ladies’ Aid Society
el © Howard
Ida Parmenter
Ada Hodgess
Epworth League
Lawrence Kandler
Church Hool
Wm. Naylor
Bertha Ceracl
Tag Alice Grundyod
Neces
Emmanuel
Tag
Nellie Wilson
Emma. Greenhalph
Bertha Carmichael
A Duckworth
Margaret Gates
Leslie Sims
Charles Shattuck
Beatrice Cook
Harret ‘Naylor
Edwin Carlton, Sr
A O Dunham
H E Howard
G J Morse
Samuel Parker
Lillian Goettler
Rhoda Palmer
Joshua Naylor
Herbert Howard
Hollis Brion
Churen
Hiram Parkin
Department of Social’ Service
Ladies Aid Society
Wim. Naylor
Calvin J Morse
Grace Holt
Elsie Howard
Judge Howard
A Wilson
Calvin J. Morse
O. Dunham
O.C Drechsler
Margaret, Gates
House
Morse
J R Cheney
Trier of Appeals
Howard A. Wilson
Herbert E. Howard
Ida Shaw
Bertha Awinney
Eligabeth Gates
Mary
Maynard Death by Self with Local Lockup Bar
Henry Toivanen aged 50 of O Moore Avenue committed suicide in a local jail cell Sunday. Arrested for drunkenness by Officer Owen Duggan on Upper Main Street, he was found hanging from a cross bar with a belt from his coat. Doctor Edward Sherry and medical examiner N M Hunter ruled the death suicide. Toivanen lived alone, was single, and had no immediate local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Toivanen
Maynard
O’moore Ave
Owen Duggan
Upper Main Street
Rasmussen
Duggan
Toivenen
Edward Sherry
N. M. Hunter
Hudson
Toivanen
Moore Ave
Antique Collection Of Great Value At Summer Street
A survey of George Newton’s antique collection on Summer Street highlights a vast private assemblage with items from Wayside Inn era. It includes colonial papers from 1824 to 1852, early Bibles, pewter, furniture, spinning wheels, and a coin and currency cabinet spanning 17th to 19th centuries, handed down through the family since colonial times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Newton
Summer Street
Wayside Inn
Mr. Newton
Boston Post
Independent Chronicle
Boston Patriot
Andrew Jackson
Increase
Mather
Elija Howes
Newton
Henry Ford
Middlesex County
Virginia
Albany
N. Y
U.S
George the Fourth
West Acton Circle Presents One Act Play at Congregational Church
The West Acton Circle staged a humorous one act play How the ladies earned their dollar at the Congregational church on Thursday evening March 7. The cast included Mrs Hannah Smart Ralphs Merchant Mrs Miranda Knowall secretary Mrs Jesse Reynolds and many others. The performance drew a large attendance and added funds to the circle’s treasury for church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L S Circle
Congregational Church
Hannah Smart
Ralph *S Merchant
Miranda Knowall
Jesse Reynolds
Matilda Thrift
Carl Flint
Samantha Blunt
Elizabeth Bumpus
Martha Easygoing
William Crosby
Maria” Doolittle
Will S. Fletcher
Betsy Toploft
Phoebe Righteous
Benj. Inerson
Prudence Wise
George Hodgen
Octavia Prim
Alma. Stowell
Nellie Sensible
Frank Penney
Dorothy Up Todate
Charles Parsons
Mile
Hermaline Francaise
James Farrer
Sudbury Town Planning Board Chosen for Terms
The Town Planning Board selected at the late Town Meeting includes Chas H Way, Howard C Burr for three years, Paul Whitney, H Loudes, Ralph Barton Jr for two years, and Stephen Maw Gray for one year. The committee will soon meet for organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
H Way
Howard C. Burr
Paul Whitney
R Loudes
Ralph Barton
Stephen
Maw Gray
Mrs Lucy K Staples dies at daughter's home in New Hampshire
Mrs Lucy K Staples wife of the late Dr Hall Staples died suddenly March 4 at the home of her daughter Madeline S Pierce in Worcester Massachusetts. She leaves two sisters and a brother Mrs Horace Gridley of New York Mrs Harley Leonard Bellows Falls Vermont and Mr Ernest Hill Windsor Vermont Burial held March 6 in Plainfield New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy K. Staples
Hall Staples
Madeline S. Pierce
Frederick G. Pierce
Worcester
Mass
Horace Gridley
New York
Harley Leonard Bellows Falls
Ernest Hill
Windsor
Vermont
Plainfield
N. H
Concord Musical Club Meets at Mrs Cheney Home
Members of the Concord Musical club attended a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Charles W Cheney on Elm Street. Performances included piano solos by Mrs Leon F Foss and Mrs Samuel Merwin, duets by Mrs Cheney, harp by Miss Marion Barker, violin by Miss Elizabeth Darling, and piano by Miss Buncker. Esther Davis, Mrs Henry P Thrope and Mrs Samuel Hoar sang. Alfred M Whier accompanied. Tea followed with Mrs Samuel Hoar and Mrs Henry P Kidder assisting. The next meeting will be on Tuesday March 19 at Mrs Russell Robb’s Monument Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Charles W. Cheney
Elm Street
Leon F. Foss
Samuel Merwin
Cheney
Marion Barker Volin
Elizabeth Darling
Bunker
Concord Independent Battery 125 Years Old At Reunion
The Concord Independent Battery marked 125 years since its 1804 founding at a Thursday reunion dinner in the Colonial Inn. The unit, with no formal officers besides Commander Roger D. Swaim, discussed uniforms and planned a Patriot Day appearance in mid April. Motion pictures from last April 19 and Memorial Day were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Independent Battery
Roger D. Swaim
Cenfer Degrees at Local Grange in Maynard
On March 14 at Cooperative Hall Maynard Grange will confer first and second degrees on four candidates. The first degree will be by Metropolitan Past Masters Association. The second degree by a team from Acton Annursnac Concord and Maynard Granges. Carrie Elson speaks on School Lunches. A St Patrick's Day lecturer's march is planned with Grace Tucker in charge. Activities include a Grange afternoon at Amy Brayden’s and a whist at Adelaide Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
Metropolitan
Acton
Annursnac
Concord
Maynard Granges
Carrie Elson
St.Patrick’s Day
Grace Tucker
Amy Brayden
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothea Bamford
Adelaide Sims
Annie Thompson
The
Grange
Irvin Howe
Mary Lawton
Concord Grange
Howe
Societies In Union Meeting Recaps Maynard Session
A regular monthly gathering of the Christian Endeavor Societies within Middlesex Local Union met at Union Congregational church. Ralph Sargent of Groton led the business session after a supper organized by Mrs. Lessie McGarry Mrs. John Weaving and Miss Eleanor Leithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Middlesex
Acton
Littleton
Stow
West Concord
Groton
Union Congregational Church
Ralph Sargent
Lessie McGarry
John Weaving
Eleanor Leithead
Board of Health Seeks Bids for Inspectors
The Board of Health chaired by Dr. J. H. Matzkin with Lester F. Cowl es as secretary invites bids for Inspector of Slaughtering and Inspector of Milk. Bids may be submitted by March 16 and can cover one or both positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Health
J. H. Matzkin
Lester F. Cowles
Guyer Fowler
Concord Academy presents Patience opera by Gilbert and Sullivan
Concord Academy students perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience on Saturday March 16 under Miss Elizabeth Wood. A matinee for children is set for Friday March 15 at 4 PM. Cast includes Elizabeth Saunders Patience Anne Chamblerlain Lady Jane Louise Howe Angela Jean Howard Saphir Mary Blamn as Ella Maxine Silver Bunthorne Mary Coates Grosvenor Mary Loring Colonel Juliette Gordomi Duke Nancy Cooper Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Academy
Gilbert and Sullivan
Patience
Elizabeth Wood
Elizabeth Saunders
Anne Chamberlain
Jane
Louise
Howe
Angela
Jean Howard
Saphir
Mary Blamdn
Ella
Maxine Silver
Bunthorne
Mary Coates
Grosvenor
Concord Adopts Funds and Plans in Adjourned Town Meeting
At an adjourned town meeting in Concord the majority report on school accommodations was rejected and a new committee was set to report before May 10. Voted to borrow up to 30000 for unspecified needs, and 162000 was allotted for superior schools. The town approved library improvements and a Loring N Fowler Memorial Library plan. Monument street parking, highways, and civil service review were referred for study. The Anna bequest will fund youth programs. Meeting adjourned near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Meeung
B’ Farnham Smith
Tme
Te Electric Light Department
William A Buttrick
Gaylord ¢ Cummin
Ropert
B. Goodwin
John W Mara
Warrham Smith
Hubert 4 Goodswin
Wells Blanchard
H. Whittemore
Burleigh Arratt
Bernard Wraih
C. Haynen
Weat
Ossma Y Lufkin
Eh Fn
Loring N. Fowler
Loring N. Tér
PF Department
Edwin D Brooks
Loughlin
Gordon Eee
Anna
Cord Wetl
Monument Street
Toac Tleground
Concord Art
Death Takes Henry Joslin in Concord Mill Dam era
Henry B. Joslin of Concord died Saturday March 9 at age about 86 after 57 years on the Mill Dam where he worked since 1872. He held roles in Harmony Lodge and parish groups, leaves wife Cora N. and two sons Herbert and Elmer, two grandchildren and a brother. Funeral March 12 at 2:30 pm at the late home with Rev. Dr. Auer officiating. interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery. flags at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry B. Joslin
Frank Pierce
Davis
Charles G. Kent
Richardson's
South
Lyndheboro
New Hampshire
Henry
Mason New Hampshire
Stgning
Cora ‘N. Joslin
Herbert 8. Joslin
North Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Quarter Century Club
Tradeboard Hears Talk at Concord Board Meeting
The Concord Board of Trade met at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord with President Thomas Hollis Jr in the chair. Herbert M Wardwell Jr of Middlesex Fire Insurance Co spoke on The Inside Working of an Insurance Business. Attendees applauded and refreshments followed. Next meeting planned for Baton Hall high school building on Thursday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Herbert M Wardwell, Jr
Middlesex Fire Insurance Co
Baton’ Hall
Monument Hall Ladies Plan April Character Party
March 13 4 44 notes a division meeting appointing Catherine Culkins chair and others to stage an April character party with a definite date to be set later. A committee including Eva Dee Mrs Carmelia and others is named. The division also decides to attend Communion at St Bernard's Church on St Patrick's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Wedne
Catherine
Catherine Culkins
Hairman
Eva. Dee
Carmelia
Frances Byron
Mta
Mar Callahan
Annie Smith
Hannah Morley
Gertend@ Martell
Mary Battles
Catherine Hayes
Rich Hayes
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Patrick’s Day
Concord Woman's Club Sees Brodery Collection at BlaaH Home
A Concord Woman's club visited Cambridge on W day to view a collection of embroidery at the home of C H BlaaH, father of Mrs Hans Wy ler, in support of Mrs William B Bartlett's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
H Bla Ah
Hans Wyler
William B Bartlett
Concord Woman’ Charge
Speed contest tragedy claims life in sand bank upset
A fatal accident occurred during a speed contest at a sand bank when the contestant was killed. Authorities are investigating the incident and the event organizers have yet to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werd
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Maynard Methodists
Segular
Uch
Wisées
Pina
Elks Pass
K. of
C. Council
Special Pictures
West Acton Circle
Sudbury
Death
Henry Joslin
Tradeboard
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
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