Maynard Elks Lodge Hears Charter Prospects
The Maynard lodge of the Elks seeks a charter soon with board support and May 1 as a possible charter date. Hudson lodge plans a Maynard Night on April 3 at Maplewood Inn, with a banquet and entertainment.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
1
Annual Knight of Columbus Banquet in Boston
The 1C annual gathering and dance of the Knight of Columbus will be held at Colonial Hall on Monday evening with O’Leary’s Irish Minstrel concert program. Caterer Hardy will serve the banquet, and principal speaker is to be announced. Committee members include Joseph Cleary Hagan John Johnston Albert Mahoney James Mahoney William Sheridan. The state banquet occurs at Quincy Plaza in Boston on Friday with Grand Knight Sheridan handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Lodge
B. P
C. EB
Mapledale Inn
L. T. Sherry
P. B
Frank L. Madden
Columbus Rainville
Peter White
Julius Gruber
Wiliam McNally
Harry Broadbent
James Corcoran
William McNally
Hudson Judge
Ard
Mar
Maynar Knight of Columbus
Colonial Hall
O’leary
Hardy
Mmittee
Joseph Cleary
Hargan
John Johnston
Albert
James Mahoney
William
Ralph Sheridan
Pley Plaza
Boston
Rally attendance noted by Middlesex Extension club
Attendees including Clyde Wilbur and Marl John Yanckees joined a 44 person rally in Concord at the County Extension offices. Dairy club members from Middlesex heard talks on dairy parts and field dairy practices by representatives from Holliston and Lexington as part of county extension programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wilbur
John Yanckees
Real Estate Auction Near Wayland Mass
Sale of real estate and personal property set for Thursday 1929 at 1 30 p m on the premises. Burr auctioneer describes Kerman Farm on Toad Wayland Mass 68 acres six tenths tillable 400 bearing apple trees seven room house with garage 36x32 and listed farm implements. Terms call for 000 to be paid at time of sale with balance due on delivery of deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
E . C. Burr
Than Jr
Kerman
Toad
Wayland
Concord Road
Maynard Country Club plans opening season meetings
Maynard Board of Governors will meet to discuss opening plans for the season and a program for coming months. Improvements on the golf course include rock removal and brush clearing near the seventh and eighth fairways as caretaker James Holden leads a crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Country Club
James Holden
Chitet Jobh Connors
Raymond Ace
Frank E. Lanergan
Howard ‘Wilson
B. J. Coughlin
Jere Meee
Harry Bullard
Noble Morton
John Bellows
Joshua Naylor
James J. Ledgard
Frank Sheridan
Board of Govern
John Connors
Acton
Assessor May Have Reconsidered Sudbury
March 27 Chairman Ham said he resigned from the board of Assessors but Town Clerk Gerry has not received the resignation. If another Town Meeting occurs Mr Ham may inform townspeople whether he meant to resign and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ham
Board of Assessors
Gerry
Sale of Household Goods and Farm Equipment in Lexington
Auctioneer John A. Finigan announces a clearance sale for Mrs. J. B. Quinn at the old Theodore Parker place Lexington on Tuesday April 2 1929 at 9 30 am. Items include piano parlor set cabinets dishes glassware toys rugs beds range and more plus barn gear such as plows harrow cream separator and hay. Terms cash lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Finigan
Concord
Mass
J. B. Quinn
Spring Street
Lexington
Theodore Parker
Kelsey Ranch
Mrs Lemoine Dies SuddenlY In Maynard
Mrs Rosette Lemoine 67 a Nova Scotia native and long time Maynard resident died suddenly Saturday near midnight after an illness lasting earlier in the day She is survived by her husband six sons and two daughters with services held Tuesday at St Bridget's church and burial in St Bridget's cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rosette
David Lemoine
Earl F. N
Lemoine
Nova Scotia
David
Lowell
Edward
Fred
Herbert
Joseph
William
West Haven
Ernest Ller
Rose Lemoine
Lynn
John Comean
Edward Comean
West Concord
St Bridget’s Church
St Bridget’s Cemetery
Odd Fellows To Give Concert at Maynard Hall
The Odd Fellows in Maynard present a three scene travesty The Order of the Boiled Owls at Odd Fellows hall open to the public Tonight features performers Fred Lyons Theodore Jones William Jones Archie MacPherson Robert Lester James Leithead Wilford Saxon Henry Price Frank Archer William McGarry Albert Hodges Walter Stokes plus an Odd Fellows quartet and a signed piece orchestra led by Henry Gran a trumpet and saxophone solos to be performed under arrangements by William Duckworth William McGarry and Fred Lyons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Order of the Boiled Owls
Odd Fellows Hall
Maynard Lodge I. O. O. F
Fred Lyons
Theodore
William Jones
Archie MacPherson
Roberrt Lester
James Leithead
Wilford Saxon
Henry Price
Concord Grange Holds First And Second Degrees
Concord Grange No 150 hosted the first and second degrees at Elks hall with Benjamin Clark presiding for the first degree. The second degree featured the Men’s Degree Team from Acton Maynard and Concord led by Edwin Whitney. Jerwin Scofield of Billerica spoke on Farm Life in Olden Days and Maple Syrup making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Grange
Elks Hall
Benjamin Clark
Acton
Amarénac
Maynard
Jerwin Scofield
Billerica Grange
Alice Hunt
Clyde Forbes
Elks’ Hall
Acton Juniors Hold Military Whist Benefit
Acton high school Junior class staged a Military Whist in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening to aid their class treasurer. Fifteen tables were in play under Mrs. Henry L. Haines with a volunteer committee including Pauline Nelson and Glenna Jones. First prize went to Mrs. Howard L. Jones Mrs. Frank J. Holland Mrs. Frank B. Roche and Mrs. William T. Merriam. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Henry L. Haines
West Acton
Pauline Nelson
Glenna Jones
Ella Pederson
Helen Grala
Gertrude Schnab
Ruby Baker
Howard L. Jones
Easter Services at Finnish Congregational Church
Special Easter services to be held at the Finnish Congregational church on Walnut street. Saturday services start at 7 30 p m and Sunday features services at 3 0 p m and 7 p m. Two lady missionaries from India will participate in the services.
Woman 80 Devotes Life to Helping the Blind in London
South Acton reports on Lady Francis Campbell, widow of Sir Francis Campbell, long-time head of the Royal Normal College for the Blind in London. She directs energy to the Perkins Institute in Watertown, praising training for self maintenance and higher education for the visually impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Frances Campbell
Der
Royal Normal College
London
England
Perkins Institution
Watertown
Perkins Institute
Badlagsertown
Francis
Sir Francis Bell
Normal College
Guy M.’.Campbell
Guy Campbell
Lady Campbell
Maulkner
Ja»Mers
Acton
Benonal ‘Tenn
Perkins
Boston
Germ
Camppell
Rom
Germany
Campteook
Royal Normal School
Edwardvi
Campbell
Guy
Louise Bealby
Nottinghamshire
Guy ‘Campbell
Francis Campbell
Cambridge Training School
Concords grand old couple dies within months of each other
Mrs Hannah Lincoln Smith aged 91 of 61 Main Street Concord died on March 22, following the death of her husband Henry F. Smith. Born in Boston and granddaughter of General Benjamin Lincoln, she led local women’s groups, founded the Kings Daughters, and served in numerous civic roles. She is survived by six sons, seventeen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. funeral at her home and burial in Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry F. Smith
Shixty
Hannah’ Lincoln Smith
Mainstreet
Boston
William Shattuck Lincoln
Elizabeth Whitney Lincoln
Benjamin Lincoln
Mr. Smith
Boylston Street
Ev. Chandler Robbins
Second Unitarian ‘Church
Mrs. Smith
Concord Woman’s Club
Concord Musical Club
Smith
Johanmes
Benjamin Lincoln Smith
Farnham W. Smith
Whitney
T. Smith
Philip L. Smith
Eric P. Smith
Stephen Smith
David Smith
Sleepy Hollow
Four Johns Sweep Middlesex 4-H Dairy Honors 1928 29
Middlesex County Extension Service announces 1928 29 4-H Dairy Club honors with all top four spots won by boys named John. County champion John O Connell of Westford wins a week at Camp Gilbert, while John Eliades Littleton John Yanckees Ford and John Bean Ayer receive two day trips to Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County Extension “Service
Everett St
Middlesex County
John
John O'Connell
Westford
John Eliades
Littleton
John Yanckees
Ford
John Bean
Ayer
O’connell
Camp Gilbert
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Training in business habits for self maintenance
The text asserts thorough training in an avocation, inculcating business habits and self respect to enable self maintenance. It claims success in graduates' afterlife life as ample proof of the training's soundness.
Concord Woman's Club Nominating Slate Published
The Concord Womans Club announces its nominating committee list with candidates for president vice president corresponding secretary recording secretary and directors. Members consider a by law amendment to set a one dollar initiation fee and three dollar dues plus changes on guest admission at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Womans Club
William Morse Cole
Loring N Fowier
Elizabeth L Everett
Sherman Hoar
Charles H .Lowie
Hans W . Miller
Louis A Spiner
Philip A Davis
Leon Foss
Walter N How
Norman Spencer
Berkeley Wheeler
Haymond Wheeler
John Clarkson
Henry J Coolidge
Bradford Kingman
Louis M. Marks
Reginald A Morgan
Lincoln R-Soule
Charles R. Voigt
Clarence 8. Kodfish
Loring N. Fowler
Helen H Mode
Joseph H. Arendorift
Herbert B Smith
Oscar E Beckvold
Wiliam D. Crose
Frederick H Chase
Ross K. Whiton
Theodore L. Smith
Herbert F. Whipple
Dr Sanford Baldwin of Framingham Dies at 61
The death of Dr Sanford O Baldwin of Framingham at 61 after a long illness is reported. Born in Topsham Missouri, he studied at Bowdoin and Jefferson Medical College and served on the medical staff at Framingham Union Hospital. Survived by wife Maude G Baldwin two children Helen and Sanford Jr and two sisters. Private funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev Walton H Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Sanford
Baldwin
Framingham
Arpa
Trena
Sanford
Mingham
Topsham
Peter and Mary
Curtis) Baldwin
Bowdoin College
Jefferson Medical School
Philadelphia
South Middlesex
Massachusetts Medical Association
Framingham Union ‘Hospital
Medical Advisory Board
Maude G. (Billings) Baldwin
Helen and
Sanford Jr
Gee, Owen
Smith
Walton Hall] Doggett
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dies at Home of Daughter Sumner E Bowman Former Boston Builder
Sumner E Bowman a former Boston builder and father of Herbert Bowman milk inspector died Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Bari Pearson’s home on Hawthorne Road Somerville where he had lived six years since retiring He was born September 7 1853 in Fort Fairfield Maine son of Eli and Mary Bowman His fraternal affiliations included Odd Fellows Masons Royal Arch Somerville Orient Council DeMolay Commandery K T Aleppo Shrine and Scottish Rite He married Ella Farnham and they celebrated their Golden Wedding four years before her death His survivors include a son and a daughter Funeral was held Friday at 3 30 in Wilson Chapel Somerville and burial took place in Augusta Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner E. Bowman
Boston
Herbert B. Bowman
Orient Council
Somerville
DeMolay Commandery
K. T
Aleppo Temple
Mystic Shrine
Scottish Rite
Ella. L. Farnham
Bowman
Ithfirst
Ibs
Cmf
Wyphrdlsu
Wilson Chapel
College Av
Augusta
Visiting Week at Concord Schools Sees Open Tours
Concord March 27 Visiting week invites residents to tour Peter Bulkeley Emerson and High school buildings. Principal Bradford M Kingman and Martin F Goodwin will host guides from their offices. Citizens will assess the need for a new high school, to be reviewed by a special committee and reintroduced at a May town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Peter Bulkeley-Emerson
Bradford M. Kingman
Martin F. Goodwin
Concord High School reveals 15 game baseball schedule
Concord High School baseball coach Edward Hanley lists 15 booked games for the season with two open dates June 5 and April 10. The squad of 86 candidates includes captain Ralph Estley star pitcher and John Farrar and William McCarthy vying for catcher. Games mostly at Concord with several away dates against Waltham Middlesex School Winchester Stoneham Maynard Framingham Arlington Methuen Natick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Hanley
Eam
Waltham High
Waltham
Pus
Blendbandilgionill
Od Ham
O Oor
Emeson
Concord Center
Leander Frank
Ralph Estley
John Farrar
Wm. McCarthy
Middlesex School
High School
Winchester
Stoneham
Maynard
Framingham
Middlesex
Arlington
Methuen
Natick
Open
Division 56 AOH Members Attend Union Communion Mass
Seventy members of Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians attended an 8 16 o clock mass at St Bernard s Church and received Holy Communion together. The Mass was celebrated by Rev William H Finnick with breakfast omitted. Michael Hopkins, Carey, and James Power Sr led the arrangements for the division s Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Order of Hibernians
St. Bernard's Church
William H. Finnick
Michael Hopkins
Vers Carey
James Power Srere
Indoor track meet sets records and notes key scorers
Opening events of the annual indoor track meet at Concora High School armory produced record marks. Junior captain Gordon Cunningham led with wins in the 40 yard dash and running hop, step and jump, while senior standout Daniel Kelley placed high and John Robinson added points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooara
Donaia
Lorie
Cass Smagned
Wakig
Amuware
Pialnery
Sunior
Cup
Winchu
Juuor
Ovigin
Lew Tecora
Uuurus Kenvy
Secona
wAfenie Badprett
Tresi- Man
Wilhim mcCarthy
Uhihu
Sxiwara
Fiandery
Gordon Cmaehem
Harold Imuupalu
Jumion
Bra
Joan Aldeins
Entor
Concorn State Armory
Junors
Senor
Artiga Bottriti
Mecdapshar
Gordon
Gordon Cunningham
Struck By Hit And Run Driver on Parker Street
Alma Sahlsten of Parker Street narrowly escaped serious injury Monday night after being struck by a hit and run driver on Parker Street while homeward bound. She was thrown to the roadside, clothes torn, bruises suffered, and the fleeing driver reportedly turned off his lights. Sahlsten recovered enough to be about the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Alma Sahlsten
Parker Street
Parker St
Miss Sahlisten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Institute Lodge OF Elks
Maynardites
Ta Lodge
Maynard Ee
Maynard Lodge
Board of Rs of the
Elks
Elks Home
Board of Rs
Grand Mulor
Mayo
Hudson
St. Bridget’s
St. Bridget’s Church
E. Sherman, Jr
Lincoln, Mass
Odd Fellows
So. Acton
Woman's Club
Concord Club
Concord High School
Concordians
C.H.S. Baseball
Maynard Spa
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