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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

2

Maynard News Highlights Local Commerce and Events

Gustavas Dittrich buys a house on Nason Street from Frank Whitney, and Max Sci opened a new tailor shop at 72 Nason Street ready for a busy season. Maynard hosts a 22-woman delegation to Roxbury for Pilate’s Daughter, while Harvard Deputation praises Maynard’s reception. Sheridan's Orchestra booked for the Junior Prom on April 17. Local teachers Miss Sylvia Atwood and Miss Isabella Miller are recovering or substituting. Finnish runner Votinen entering the BA A marathon on April 20. Millinery open house at Fullenton Hat Shop draws a large crowd.

Gustavas Dittrich Nason St Frank Whitney Frank Nichola New Jersey Mira Nelle Long Withriends Fulloman & Son Main St Niagara Wall Water Co Maynard Roxbury Pilate Harvard Deputation Harvard Christian Assocition Albert Larkin Frank Roe Harry Ko Larkin George Gould Norman Nordberg Flollis Bartow Kawin Carlson Henry Murphy Comeau John Kelley Shirley Otistown Pasadena California Votinen Waltham J Il N Concord Tigers Union Club of Concord Junction Low T. T Dr.f. P Gainesville Fla Fullenton Virginia Davis Eleanor Flaherty

Meeting Notice and Local Obituary Fragments In Middlesex Area

Fragmentary notices report a Middlesex Pomona meeting set for March 30 at Town hall with connections to the Country Club and Mrs Ernest Wollerschied. Funeral services and jury lists are noted for local residents. Papineau and Seckels children on vacation. residents report at Cambridge Superior Court and St Wen’s Hudson students during holidays.

Florida Middlesex Pomona Town Hall Country Club R F& tMoom Mra Ernest Wollerschied Velit Herbert Martin Frank Sheridan Guyer Fowler Flynn John Keegan

New Hat Models Arrive at Fullenton Hat Shop

Fullenton Hat Shop on Main St Maynard offers daily arrivals of new millinery with a special five dollar hat sale near Opp the Postoffice offering affordable headwear for shoppers.

Fullenton Hat Shop Main St Maynard Opp the Postoffice

Girls To Hike Maynard For School Letters

March 25 report on a high school hiking club where girls earn letters after walking 200 miles in eight weeks. Groups trek between towns daily, with some plans including a twelve mile detour to Concord and a Saturday walk to Boston.

Maynard Concord Boston

Frank J. Dethars Post A L Meeting At Masonic Hall

The Frank J. Dethars Post A L held a regular meeting at Masonic hall on Friday evening. The Post accepted an invitation to participate in the Lexington celebration on April 20 with colors in the parade and invites ex service men to join. Mrs. Anna Coulter presided at the Legion auxiliary meeting at Masonic hall the same night. A committee including Mrs. Mary Jones Mrs. Margaret Smith and Miss Grace Sweeney was appointed to draft a regret resolution on the death of Mrs. O B Fowler former Auxiliary president. A public whist party is planned after the next regular post meeting on April 11.

Frank J. Dethars Post A. L Masonic Hall Lexington Anna Coulter Legion Auxiliary Mary Jones Margaret Smith Grace Sweeney

Athletes Begin Practice for Meets

The M.H.S. track team held a Wednesday practice with umpire and former sprinter Tom King joining the squad. Faculty coach Eddie Coughlin led a half mile run as athletes prepared for upcoming meets at Leominster April 20 Fitchburg May 7 Leominster May 9 and Marlboro in June.

M.H.S Tom King Eddie Coughlin Inster Leominster Fitchburg Maynard Marlboro

Death of Charles Flynn Brother of Mrs. Connors

Charles Flynn died Thursday at his Marlboro home. Chief Connors and others attended the funeral services on Saturday. Mrs. Connors remained in Marlboro to care for her seriously ill mother.

Charles Flynn John Connors Brooks Street Marlboro Connors Soot Oyater

Methodist food sale and entertainment at Me thodise church

The Philathea class of the Methodist church will hold an entertainment and food sale on Tuesday March 31 at the church. Fancy figs cream candy and tonic and other articles will be on sale. The entertainment will be provided by the Sunday school children.

Methodise Church

Fire crews quickly quell blaze on Main Street

Firemen arrived to find a small wooden structure ablaze behind the Main Street building. Firefighters extinguished the fire promptly after mounting the scene at about 10 30 Monday morning.

Main St

State Census To Be Taken This Year

The decennial state census will be conducted this year under the Board of Selectmen. The town pays for enumeration and appoints enumerators with compensation. The state provides census materials and returns to the secretary of state. The census covers everyone in the town on March 31 and records address name sex and age on a family card. Enumerators will visit every house and officials urge public cooperation to dispel suspicions, explaining the census benefits to all inhabitants.

Board of Selectmen Secretary of State

Easter Holy Week and Standing Room-Only Lectures

Union Congregational Church promotes Holy Week events with a sermon on Bolshevism and a Capitalism preface. A March lecture by Dr. Henry R. Rose from Newark NJ covers the Passion Play experience and invites public attendance to the third illustrated talk in Oberammergau inspiration series.

Newark N. J Henry R. Rose Oberammergau

Sullivan Returns From Florida Visit With Bryan in Miami

P. J. Sullivan, a life Republican, arrived home Monday after six weeks in Florida where he stayed with William J. Bryan at Bryan’s Miami residence for a week. Sullivan’s companion William H. Gutteridge plans to leave for Maynard in mid April.

P. J. Sullivan Florida P. J William J. Bryan Miami Mr. Sullivan William H. Gutteridge Maynard

Audubon Club Adopts "Use Your Eyes" Motto

The Audubon Club at Roosevelt school Miss May's room met on Friday to study birds. The group, which meets weekly on Fridays, adopted the motto Use Your Eyes. Baby carriage for sale at 99 Great Road Maynard. Tel 132-4. Baseball free with every pair of Boys Shoes at L. J. Rickles Shoe Store Maynard Mass. adv.

Audubon Club Miss May Roosevelt School Great Road Maynard Tel L. J. Rickles Shoe

Priscilla Club Reopens With Home Meeting

The Priscilla Club held a meeting at Mrs. Thomas French's Douglas Avenue home after a lull and plans regular gatherings. They will meet again with Mrs. George McKness on Roosevelt Street Friday evening.

Pricilla Club Priscilla Club Thomas French Douglas Avenue George McKnness Roosevelt Street

Father John’s Medicine Claims to Build New Flesh and Strength

A claim describes pure food elements in Father John’s Medicine that supposedly supply non-dietary food elements to the weakened system. It states these elements are easily absorbed and rapidly convert into new flesh and strength.

Father John

Ruth Ahola Dies of Heart Trouble at Age Eight

Eight year old Ruth Ahola daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ahola of 12 Florida road died at home Friday afternoon from heart trouble. She is survived by her parents and one sister. Funeral services were Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev William Bolcour of the Congregational church. Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery.

Ruth, Ahola John Ahola Florida Road William Bolcour Congregational Church Glenwood Cemetery

First Brush Fire Strikes Mt Vernon Country Club Land

The Mt Vernon fire department tackled a Friday brush fire on Country Club land. The blaze spread over several acres in gusty winds and threatened nearby homes before crews gained control.

Mt. Vernon Country Club

Silk on Road Near Concord Reported

Last March 21 a navy blue silk item was left on the road between Arpoelington and Ayer near Concord. Airted as 15 Waldo Rd Arling ton Mass rel 3199 W Reward offered.

Arpoelington Ayer Concord Waldo Arlington Mass W. Reward

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ford Service Oughlan Lincoln Road No.East Sudbury Pat Powers Sherman's Bridge C. Visocchi Maynard Seder & Gruber Maynard, Mass Legion Aken Union Congregational Church W. J. Bryan Father Johns St Meyperd Johnsonette Hair Nets Johnson Ruth Ahola Loretta Mullin Haverhill Michael Mullin Mr Anthe Po And Mix John Gallagher Arthur Street Emerson Hospital Hugh Connors Presto-Lite Columbia John Edwards Butler Ave F. O. B. Factory Martin Peterson
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