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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

7

Maynard Lecture Series For Women Draws Attendees

Mrs Claude A Gilson of Eston spoke at Maynard High School in a Thursday afternoon Current Events lecture. The first of five talks covered Europe during and after the war and the war bonus issue. Season tickets sold. single lectures available with a small fee through Mrs Arthur J Conghies or other organizers.

Claude. A. Gilson Eston Gilson Murope Arthur J. Conghies Fowler Howard A. Wilson A. L

K of C Plans Annual Banquet and Concert

Maynard council K of C will host its annual banquet and concert on April 18 at Colonial Hall. After-dinner speaking will be followed by dancing with Ferdinando's Marine Band of Hartford, Conn. An estimated 500 attendees are expected and reservations are heavy.

Maynard Council K. of C Colonial Hall Ferdinando’s Marine Band of Hartford Conn

Weston Meat and Provision Store Burglary Report

Herbert H. Young, noted local businessman previously on Main street, opened a Weston meat and provision store two weeks ago. Sunday night burglars broke in and stole merchandise, Weston police chief informs.

Herbert H. Young Main Street Weston

First of Series A Lecture on Church History Held

A parish event at St. Bridget’s church featured Sig. Sires F. Crowley presenting the History of the Church as the first talk in a series. Next Sunday the men of the parish will receive communion in a body.

Holy Name Society St. Bridget’s Church Sig. Sires F. Crowley

En Route to St. Petersburg Cleary Plans Florida Visit

James A. Cleary travels to St. Petersburg Florida to watch the Braves in spring training and reports a smooth voyage with a brief seasickness. He will visit multiple Florida towns with St. Petersburg as his base. Fellow passenger Frank Rock of Marlboro also traveled to Sevan dah and was bound for Eustis Florida.

ST. Petersburg James A. Cleary Fla Sevandah Mr. Cleary Florida Frank 2S Rock of Marlboro SeVannah Mr. Rock Eustis Lake

Finnish Temperance Society marks 29th anniversary

The Finnish Temperance society celebrated its 29th anniversary last Saturday the ith of March with an annual program featuring a fine hand concert by the National band led by bandmaster J. Janno. Vocal solos were well received.

Temperance Annes

Former Pastor Hopes to Find Home in Maynard Visit

Rev. and Mrs. A Merrill Osgood of Newburyport visited locally during the week. Osgood, former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church here, plans retirement and may settle in Maynard if a suitable home is found. Rev. Henry Parsons, who succeeded him and later served in Franklin, has retired and lives in Medford.

A. Merrill Osgood Newburyport Osgood Methodist Episcopal Church Maynard Henry Parsons Franklin Medford

West Acton Rebekah Lodge to Hold Event in April

West Acton Winona Rebekah Lodge No 132 announces an event to be held on April 5. Earlier, the West Acton Wia club conducted a food sale on March 18 at the Baptist and a parlor. G Williams began work on painting for LT Potlington.

Winona Rebekah West Acton Wia Club the Baptist G. Williams Potlington

Unionist speakers and local notices mix in Concord events

Crosby A Hoar of Denver visits his parents before returning to the U S Forest Service. Fire department responds to a brush fire in Concord Junction. Auction notices list multiple sales in Ayer Westwood West Acton and Wayland Massachusetts. A meeting of the Commodore John Barry branch FOIF hears Thomas E Downing speak on Conditions in Ireland.

Crosby A. Hoar Denver Col J. Hoar Hoar U. S. Forest Service Colorado Washti Cal Minnesota Wisconsin Susie Wm. H. Witlar Sandy Pond Ayer Lowell Westwood Mass Dedham West Acton Wayland Dore John Barry FOIF Help of Christians Church Edward Sheehan Thomas E. Downing Haverhill Ireland

List of officers and committees for local group

President Mrs Sherman Hoar and officers named including Mrs Henry F Smith Jr and Mrs Charles E Brown. Directors include Mrs Hoar Towle Hosmer Tewksbury Keyes Baker and others. District managers cover Westvale Concord Junction Reformatory Hubbardville Nine Acre Corner and more. Committees include social cutting and membership with several named members.

Sherman Hoar Henry F. Smith, Jr Charles E. Brown Joseph H. Orendorff Herbert W. Hosmer Helen W. Kelley Charles H. Towle Charlies , Brown George A. Tewksbury Geo. S. Keyes George M. Baker Hayden Whitney Alice Damon Ripley Bartlett Westvale Kias A. Bean Concord Junction Rodney E. Pratt Reformatory Harold J. Judkins Hubbardville Nine Acre Corner Anson Wheeler North Quarter David A. Baldwin Hubbard, Walden and Thoreau St George A Walter K. Shaw Dana BD. Bartlett Frederick H. Chase Edith Seliers Robert Walker Marion B. Keyes William L. Eaton Lily Hurd George B. Clark H. Robert Bygrave Caroline P. Holden Eliza Macquarrie Silas A. Bean Frank Pierce

Sudbury Notes on Local Events and Personal Visits

Arthur White moves improvements at Unitarian church. Weston high school lecture attended by locals. Henry Way buys his residence from Edwin Powers. Legion dance on March 17 well attended with neighboring towns represented. King Philip club rents Legion hall for bi monthly meetings and extra events. Lawrence Matthews and Mrs Hadley guests of the Hadleys. A wedding in Brockton involving Mina Georgia is noted. April plans include a Pine Farm departure and store operations plus a stereopticon lecture at town hall by Farm Bureau.

Arthur White Unitarian Weston High School Henry Way Edwin A. Powers Legion Dance King Philip Club Legion Hall Lawrence Matthews Air Henry RF. Rice Lawrence Hadley Newark Frank H. Hadley Mina Georgia Brockton Kenrick Pine Farm Farm Bureau

Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting With Reader Night

The Woman's club met last Wednesday with speaker Mrs Cummings presenting Great Truths from Great Books. A large attendance enjoyed tea served by the social committee and a charter committee sale. The next meeting is April 5 with Dorothy Berry Carpenter as reader and good music planned. Each member may invite one guest.

Woman's Club Mrs Cummings Charter Dorothy Berry Carpenter

Quarterly M. E. Conference Held Here Last Week

The quarterly conference of the M. E. church met here last week with Rev Albert Felch as district superintendent. Officers and committees will meet next week at the Enterprise. A tendance accompanied a fine supper prepared under the direction of Mrs Gleason, Mrs Haskell, and Mrs Wallace.

M. E. Church Albert Felch Gleason Haskell Wallace

Engagement of Miss Mary Cram to Mr Green Announced

The engagement of Miss Mary Cram to Mr Green of New York has been announced. Miss Cram is highly esteemed here. She is the daughter of Ralph Adams Cram.

Mary Cram Green New York Miss Cram Ralph Adams Cram

Stone family Hyde Park outing in new Buick

Walter Stone and his family spent Sunday at Hyde Park in their new Buick. Myron Lawin, staying with them, joined the trip and will return later when weather conditions improve.

Walter Stone Hyde Park Myron Lawin

Winchester Tackles Fishing Boom With New Rod Models

Thomas F. Parker notes there are about 20 million fishermen in the United States, four to five per hunter, and a rising demand for Winchester fishing gear. The article highlights Winchester’s leadership in bamboo and steel rods, reels, and fittings crafted at the New Haven plant, with expert supervision ensuring uniform strength and tight joints across all sections.

Winchester United States Thomas F. Parker Mr Parker Winchester Repesting Arms Company Thor E. W. Edwards A. Treadwell Edwards New Haven

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