Maynard hosts Tufts glee and mandolin clubs concert
A concert by Tufts college glee and mandolin clubs delighted Maynard audiences. R D Harrington and C I ae performed solos, Brown and Blue closed the show with Frank Murray and Louis Sullivan joining, readings by E B W A Jenkinson, Lawton’s orchestra provided dancing music, and the committee listed Bernard Garrigan William Moynihan Albert Whalen Gardener Sharpe Michael Cleary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Tufts College Glee and
Mandolin Llubs
R. D. Harrington
C. I “Ae
Glee Club
Er Macree
Harrington
Tipperary
Club
Frank Murray
Louis Sullivan
Tufts
BE. W. A. Jenkinson
Lawton
Bernard Garrigan
William Moynihan
Albert Whalen
Gardener Sharpe
Michael Cleary
Honored by State Board Tur Ner F S Brick Guest
Supt. of Schools F S Brick of Turner Falla visited Mr and Mrs George H Gutteridge on Thursday and Friday. He addressed teachers and high school pupils and was honored by the state board for his speakership in the reform movement. He stopped en route to Saltwater to address the state normal school on relations among superintendent teachers and the school committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Brick
Turner Falla
George H. Gutteridge
Brick
Saltwater
State Normal School
Associated Five meeting to be held in Concord Junction
The last meeting of the Associated Five lodges chaired by I O O F from Aver, Harvar West Acton, Maynard and Concord Junction will occur in Concord Junction Thursday evening. A special car will transport local lodge members, departing from the square at 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Five
Aver
Harvar West Acton
Maynard
Concord Junction
Priscilla Club Hosts Bright Evening of Music and Social
Mrs. William Collier entertained the Priscilla Club members with a well received program featuring music, social time, and refreshments. Guests praised her as hostess and many flattering remarks were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collier
Groo
Missing Diamond Recovered by Store Find in Week
Thomas Collins, driver of a combination motor truck, fretted over a valuable diamond that loosened from its setting during the week. Thursday morning Nellie Coughlan found the missing stone in the store of James J Ledgard and turned it over to Mr. Collinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Collins
Nellie Coughlan
James J Ledgard
Mr. Colline
Concord Junction Baseball Hopes For Strong Season
Local fans hear Concord Junction will field a solid baseball team this season with Eddie Boyce of Concord High leading enthusiasm. Mentioned are former pros and players like Joe Foley, Harry Bemis, Ed Carlton and others as hometown interest grows. The piece notes past pitchers from Maynard and the need for a reliable mound staff, with Frank Harriman cited as a notable past pitcher.
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Concord Junction
Maynard
Billy Connolly
Harry Clark
Anthony Hilferty
Frank Harriman
Stow
Prank
Congregational Church Midweek Bible Study and Service Schedule
Reverend Frederick N Rutam leads a Wednesday Bible class in the vestry reviewing the last three months. All Sunday school teachers should attend. Sunday services begin at 10 45 with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday school meets at noon and the Y M C A Y P S C H gathers at six. Evening service at seven features a topic on families and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutam
asPy
Death of Miss Mary E Cheney of Wetmore Street
Miss Mary E Cheney died at her home on Brooks street after a paralytic shock. Born September 25 1847 she came to town as a child and lived with her parents then alone. Survived by three brothers Howard Nashua Charles Levi R Maynard. Funeral Saturday 2 30 at Levi Cheney home conducted by Rev Frederick N Rutan Congregational Church burial Glenwood Cemetery. Doris Kitchin sang Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me.
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the &. Cheney
Mary E. Cheney
Brooks St
Wetnend
Miss Cheney
James and
Sophia R. Cheney
Howard
Nashua
N. H
Charles
Levi R
Maynard
Cheney
Frederick N. Rutan
Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Doris Kitchin
Methodist Church Official Board Plans Year
The Official Board met in the small vestry to approve the Every Member canvass for running expenses and benevolences for the year starting April 1. Activities include Philathea reception for Baracca class, Epworth League entertainment, and Palm Sunday services with special music and a stereopticon illustrated Passion week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Osgood
Philathea
Lloyd
Harriett Naylor
Margaret Gates
Baracca
Charles Stanley
Epworth
Christ
Jerusalem
Mt. Calvary
Bertha Batley
Specimen Confederate Notes Framed On Public Exhibition
A collection of 15 Confederate specimen notes is framed and on display at the Public Library. Librarian Mrs. Sara Nyman obtained them near the Civil War’s end, transferred by the War Department to the U S Treasury in 1867, hoped to serve as permanent historical relics. Denominations include one 2, three 5s, six 10s, four 20s, and one 50. The notes are well preserved and attracting attention.
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Confederate States of America
Public
Sara Nyman
Lbrarian
War Department
Treasury
United States
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Acton
Biel
Fale
Ieee
Eines
Hudson
Mrs
Amie
Rember
Geo. D. Elson
Hilde
Main
Assabet' Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Agnes Gibbons
Main ST
Rebekahs
Marlboro
Mizpahee Lodge
George Hart
Willam Morris
P. J. Sullivan
John R. Marsden
Clifford Cheney
Robert Lester
Alfred Randell
Angie Howe
Nellie Anderson
Jeanette Graham
Howe
Mizpah Lodge
Howe Grace
The
Actons
Concord
State Board
Associated Five Meeting
Priscilla Club
Levver
Eddie Boyce
Concord High School
James BH. Crawford
St. Louis
Cardinals
Tom Griffiths
Lynn N
Brave
Cincinnati
Killifer
Leach
Reds
Joe Foley
Foley
Thie
Harry Bemis
Harry
Ed Carlton
Piper and
Pooch
Donavan
Natick
Dan Scully
North Adams
Johnnie Mack
Chelsea
His Robertson
New York Giants
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Daniel Goodenow
Giants
Marlin
Tex
Catcher Nunamaker
New York Americans
Speaker
Wood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eaton’s Market
Nason Street
Mala Sreet
Timie
Middlesex
Onog
Per
Parker St
Wkd McCarro
Laurie
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