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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
6
Maynard residents host friends and relatives from Swampscott and nearby towns. Local events include church prayers, memorial committee planning, and a high school program led by Miss Melba Haslett. Notables attend conventions, theatre shows, and sporting events as town life continues.
I W Damas a well known musician describes digestive failure, dizziness, and weight loss. A friend suggests Scratt tonic and after using it gains weight and strength. the tonic is advertised as a century old family medicine.
The Twomey family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown after the recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS We extend our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who helped ease our bereavement Mrs Francis Johnston Mrs Margaret King Mr Robert Bryans Mr John Bryans Mr George and Mr William Bryans Mr Samuel Bryans. WANTED Girl for general house work in family of three adults For further particulars to 50 Concord St Maynard FOR SALE Manure soronaar 60 In good condition W A Flint
Workers at Assabet Mills join evening classes on factory premises moved to Maynard High School 6 to 7 PM Monday and Wednesday. Four classes teach reading writing and citizenship with instructors from Boston University and supervision by Grace L Kinney.
Pickets expands in Hudson with a new lease at 11 Pope Street near the new theatre. The junior Picket member will operate there and open toward the end of April. Mr Ledoux of the local store reports a good morase in business since moving to Nason Street.
Earl Kuchiner head of the St. George class of candidates will show the work at Paine Memorial hall Boston on Thursday evening. The Greater Boston team, winner of last year’s degree team cup, is led by captain Nathan Crowther. St. George’s Day observances around April 23 include the Sons and Daughters of St. George and a Maynara anniversary program with state officers visiting.
A discourse on developing memory was given to commercial department students of M. H. 8 by Mr. Corey of the Burdett group Thursday morning. The talk stressed memory as a valuable asset for stenographers and noted students welcomed the chance to improve this skill.
Cemetery commissioners report damage to urns and containers at Glenwood Cemetery. After a conference this week, they agreed to drop the matter for a $5 payment to settle damages. They warn authorities will be involved if further destruction occurs.
Mrs Claude W Gilson delivered the second lecture in her series before a large audience at the High School on Thursday. She described Central Europe before and after the war, noting the war’s effects on children after traveling through the countries. Mrs John Gallagher and her son John attended Pilate's Daughter at St Alphonsus Hall Roxbury on Sunday.
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