Maynard Community Notes Mix of Visits And Events
Maynard residents host visitors and attend meetings as spring brings social and church activities. Notes include Franklin healing, teachers’ conference, high school history books delivery, Odd Fellows choir, local police milestone, and Easter events with concerts and services downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ryder
Wilton
Irving Dart
T. B. “Moynihan
William Cleary
Winchester
James Cleary
Ruby Hamlin
Concord St
H. F. Bates
N. E. History Teachers’ Association
Clark College
Worcester
Maynard Teachers’ Club
Mary Cleary
Helen Murphy
Rhode
United States
Frank $Awton
Pep
Maynard Trust Co
Savings Départment
Louis Fineberg
Adleboro
Max Blott
Pleasant St
Assabet Mills
Lucy White
Odd_ Fellows
George H. Lawton
Ralph Jones
Elmer Cook
Lindsey Smith
Ernest Rassmussen
A. E.F
Garland
Beather
Selects
L0cal
Fisner Gleason
Riverett White
R. F. D. Warrer
O'Dowd
Wilson
Everett
Mike
Tours
France
George H. Gutteridge
Nason St
Batteries Stored for Winter prompt car overhaul
Notice urges readers to prepare for winter by servicing their vehicles. It stresses timely maintenance and warns that prices are guaranteed reasonable. The call to action is to visit local auto shops for a winter-ready inspection and tune-up.
Fifteenth Anniversary Observed at Finnish Congregational Walnuts
The Finnish Congregational church in Walnutst observed its fifteenth anniversary with elaborate services at the church on Thursday and Friday evenings and three services on Sunday. Rev John Vaananen, the pastor, was assisted by Rev Mr Lilliback of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnutst
John Vaananen
Lilliback
Brooklyn
Mullins Team Wins Checker Club Match
Michael Mullins led his team to an 11 to 9 victory over Gustave Dittrich’s squad at the local Checker Club. Mullin's side included Felix Rainville and George Waterhouse with captain, while Dittrich fielded Wm. Hanson and Cham Ayotte. The club plans to enter a team in the All New England tournament at Wells Memorial Hall on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullins
Michael Mullin
Gustave Dittrich
Mullin
Felix Rainville
George Waterhouse
Dittrich
Wm. Hanson
Cham Ayotte
Wells Memorial Hall
Entertainment Fund Benefit At Sun Day School
A Sunday school entertainment at the Methodist church raised funds for the Centenary Fund. The program featured songs, recitations, and sketches by children, led by Hiram Parker. The event included a rural sketch, a laughable skit, and an all star cast with proceeds from ice cream sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hiram Parker
Samuel Parker
Yoolden Times
Evelyn Mason
Elizabeth Binks
Dorothy Mosher
Phyllis Naylor
Phyllis Priest
Irma Howard
Janette Johnston
Phillip’ Wilson
Lawrence Chandler
Edith Perkins
William Naylor
Whistling Farmer Boys
William Walters
Lloyd Priest
Donald Mason
Norman Johnston
Russell
Leonard Perkins
Harold Cahoon
Kenneth Kierstead
Edwin Carlton
Wm Johnston
Elmer Cook
Lindsey Smith
Ralph Jones
Bertha Carmichae
Mabel Palmer
Ruth Foster
Thelma Veitch
Lena
Alice Grinrod
Helen Gardner
Harriet Naylor
Ethel Crowthers
Margaret Gates
Avis Barlow
Concert and Supper Draw Big YPSCE Crowd
A Friday evening concert and supper at the Congregational church, hosted by YPSCE, drew a large turnout. Vocalists Rev Alfred W. Stone of Concord Junction and Mildred Stone performed solos and duets, with Robert Starbuck of Cambridge supplying xylophone solos. Mrs George H. Gutteridge played piano and Charlotte Starbuck accompanied on xylophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YPSCE
Alfred W. Stone
Concord Junction
Mildred Stone
Robert Starbuck
Cambridge
George H. Gutteridge
Charlotte Starbuck
Miss Woods Plans Toy Shop Exhibition by Students
Miss Mabel Wood of Boston, dance teacher, directs two Cooperative Hall classes with about 45 children in the afternoon and a large adult class in the evening. Private lessons are offered Mondays at the Concord street home of Arthur Gault. In late May the group will present The Toy Shop with new features and class participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Doel
Hudson
Phil Bower
Kendall
Maynard
Battery C
Ayer Koff
Concord
Arthur H. Price
Loston
Henry Price
Nason St
Glendale St Lutheran Church
Eayter
Double Triangle Club
Riverside Hall
Charles. Dawson
Beverly
Arthur Dawson
Arthur St
Angus Hanson
Prospect St
Herbert H. Young
First National Cooperative Association
M. B. Church
Leo Lowney
Jank Hekkala
T. F. Parker
A. L. Morse
McCleary
Fred Morris
HiiLig
Ralph Brown
Brown
Holy Name Junior Society
Masonichal
John J. Sweeney
St Bridget's Parish
Ralph and
Raymond
Jamieson
Wilbur Clark
Ernest McDonald
Paw Luker
Boston
Celtics
Boston Five
Middlevex Central
Powoana
Bemishal
Lincoln
Charles H. Ioward
Middlesex Central
Somona
Siberia
Batley House
Mabel Wood
Cooperative Hall
Miss Wood
Arthur Gault
Concord St
Solemn Palm Sunday Services at St Bridget’s Church
Palm Sunday services at St Bridget’s included 10.30 mass by Rev Edward F. Crowley with palms distributed. Holy Thursday mass at 7 am, followed by the Eucharist processional and repository. Good Friday mass at 7 am, cross veneration in the afternoon, 7.30 evening service with a Passion sermon. Holy Saturday rites at 7 am with blessing of baptismal water and Paschal candle, then Easter preparations. Easter Sunday masses at 7, 8.30, and 10.30 with musical vespers and choirs performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Atliyeh
George Michelson
West
Acton
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Frerich
Palmer
Tufts Glee Club
Miss Stone
Geo. Lawton
Caroly
Erhardt
Briggs
A. Hayrs
Geo
B. Lawton
Herbert Lawton
St Bridget’s Church
Edward F. Crowley
Rhursday
Cardinal O'Connell
Bordese
Wiegand
Govnod
Harlan Powers
Irene O'Donnell
Jonis Sullivan
James B. Farrell
William PP. Scully
A. A. Hilferty
Friscilla Club Hosts Music Session in Tremont Street Home
The Friscilla club met with Mrs Gahym Forgie as host at her Tremont street home Friday afternoon. The annual musicale offered a fine program of vocal and instrumental music by members, with refreshments and social time. An application for a marriage license was filed by Eugene Espie, son of Alexander Espie and Edna Taylor, daughter of Frank Z Taylor of Soncton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahym Forgie
Lome
Tremont St
Eugene Espie
Alexander Espie
Edna Taylor
Prank Z. Taylor
Soncton
Mizpah Lodge Supper and Degree Work Draws 360
Mizpah Lodge held a turkey supper and degree exemplification at 1OOT hall drawing 360 attendees from Rockville Boston Marlboro Hudson Concord and surrounding areas. District officers Mary Williams and Cora McLeod officiated with a degree class led by John Shaw and Allan Howard. The event featured a public anniversary plan for May 21 with Boston entertainers Lawson engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Alien Howard
Ae Meny
Turke
Jennie Randall
George Bishop
Clifford Cheney
Bes 10 McGarry
Thomas Smith
Frank Rand
Richard Parmenter
Lillian Clark
Insurance Plan Benefits Workers at American Wool Co
The June 1919 group life plan insured all employees for their families and dependents. Total death claims paid since adoption reached $284, with $13,500 paid to thirteen beneficiaries at Asabet mills. Payments were prompt and aided families facing serious financial needs after deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolty Co
Asabet Mills
Colbert Elected President of Local Carpenters Union
Damel Colbert of the Carpenters Union was elected district president at a Marlboro convention Thursday evening. The district includes Marlboro Framingham Hudson and Maynard unions. Edward Plead of South Framingham was named vice president John Tucker of Marlboro secretary and George Woetherbee of Hudson treasurer. Thomas Tierney of Maynard was a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damel Colbert
Carpenters’ Union
Marlboro
Framingham
Hudson
Maynard
Edward ‘Plead
South Framingham
John ‘Tucker
George Woetherbee
Thomas Tierney
Maynard Union
Benefit tickets for moving picture show announced
Tickets for a Firemen's Relief benefit event at Colonial Hall on Thursday March 1g1 feature Ben Turpin in A Small Town Idol. Three exhibitions will be shown. Tickets are sold by firemen or the committee James Wollerschied John Maley John Farrell James O'Donnell Owen Duggan. Mrs Mary T Shea, formerly of town, now Swampscott Mass, visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Firemen’s Relief Association
Ben Turpin
James’ Wollerschied
John Maley
John Farrell
James O’donnell
Owen Duggan
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Robert Lester
John Garlick
Percy Dunlop
Mizpahi Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Batting-Mahler Concert Company of
Main Street
Great Road
Charles Rawhala
Fowler St. Maynard
Priscilla Club
FOLEY
R. Whitebury
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Derby St
George Carter
Merleary
California
Graham Bread
Symond’s Inn
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexall
Nason Street
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Colbert
Mary. T. Shea
Swampscott, Mass
Distasio
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Finney & Hoitt
South Acton