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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1927
Page
2
Local Maynard items include visits from residents, party scenes, and club activities. Notables such as Miss Rose McManus of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch of Waltham appear alongside gatherings at the Bon Ton club and St Patrick events. The piece mentions Mill and school musical events, troop activities, and plans for a Maynard town basketball team.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention catchers and a scene up there with unclear context. The readable text hints at defensive roles in a game setting but lacks full details on teams players or outcomes.
The second game in the Town Championship series will be played at Parker Street hall tomorrow night. Town team officials express confidence the momentum will shift as the teams clash. Arthur Newell of Whoro High School will referee, and a packed house is expected with dancing after the game.
Mahogany carriage with genuine reed for sale. Contact Maynard at phone 127-3.
Local game warden reports that 30 pheasants raised by Maynard Rod and Gun Club members were released in nearby covers. The released birds set well in size and appear adapted to the area.
The Board of Assessors led by Chairman Guyer Fowler with Herbert Martin as secretary and Frank C Sheridan prepared to conduct its annual tour and inspect the Duredea establishment for poll variations and enrollment.
Miss Emily Gordon turns 80 with neighbors urged to send cards. In town basketball notes the cup date moves to Waltham street hall and Sebastian of the town team may be sidelined by injuries. Magnum High School versus Northboro High School game postponed to Friday at the high school gym. Seth schools girls play a preliminary game. A daughter arrived Saturday to Mr and Mrs William Hanson of Forrest Street.
The Board of Governors and building committee of the Country Club chose site No 3 for the new club house and will open bids for construction at a committee meeting tonight. Members include Rath Hage Ledgard Con Gonnors William Shckwell and L B Wilson. Construction will start as soon as the contract is awarded.
Miss Gladys Sexton loses a Ford roadster on a Saturday afternoon in Boston at Beacon and Arlington. Police trace the theft to York Maine where Thomas J. Barry and James R. Walsh are arrested. Auto recovered Sunday at Station 16 in Boston. they are bound over to Suffolk Superior Court.
Earl Kitchin Lodge Sons of St George and Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St George will jointly observe their anniversary on April 16 at Masonic hall. A turkey supper and entertainment are planned. A joint committee led by John Webster Albert Reynolds William Oates Marsden Waterhouse Albert Axford and several ladies will organize the event.
Lindsey Smith performed in a Marlboro Colonial Club program on Monday afternoon singing various songs to an enthusiastic audience. Mrs. Smith accompanied on piano and also delivered a splendid piano number.
Maynard bowling team from the Midland league will roll an exhibition game with the West Acton team in that town Thursday evening this week.
DS Alfred Baker Lewis of Boston spoke to a large audience at Parker Street Hall Sunday evening under the Finnish Workingmen's Association. He proposed staging a date on the question Are Socialists Loyal with the negative to be taken by someone from the American Legion, per local authority. Hig Uncle's Niece, a three act comedy, drew a crowded house and widespread applause Saturday night under the YPSUS romance club. A new chorister arrived Friday as a son was born to Mr and Mrs Gavin Taylor Jr former church choir chorister. mother and baby are well at Park Ave Hospital Newton.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a mid week prayer meeting on Wednesday March 23 at 7 45 P M. Sunday school on March 27 at 9 30 A M followed by regular service at 10 45 A M with Dr Carroll delivering the sermon How Christian iy ia Measured. The Epworth League meets at six o clock and at 7 P M an Illustrated sermon A Trip to Hawaii or Uncle Sam at the Crossroads of the Pacific. Hymn Jea ns Saviour Pilot Me. Collation served by the official Board at 8 15.
Union Congregational Church outlines Sunday program with a 9 4 sermon on Lent series The Boy Luther for junior school and a 10 45 morning service The Dieken story The Chimes presented in moving pictures by Mr Boscourt at 7 pm with Christian Endeavor at 6 pm The notice also mentions George Mullin a Holy Cross student visiting Ishael Mullin’s home.
The Al ku Temperance Society held its 32nd anniversary at Al ku hall Main street with Hugo Kalan der presiding. Atty John A Anderson of Boston delivered the day’s address as delegates Gardner and Quincy attended. Local singers included Miss Laura Gault and Alka Chory with Miss Dorothy Wilson and Alice Trotsky noted as guests. Fitchburg Normal School students and Radcliffe Choral Society members also participated in regional celebrations.
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