St Bri Gadets and Children of Mary stage Maynard benefit show
In Maynard on May 1 a crowded hall enjoyed a minstrelsy benefit for Joyce Ki Camp staged by St Bri gadets and Children of Mary. The program included songs dances jokes and skits with performers such as Loretta Mullin James B Farrell and Mary Tobin. A grand finale featured a flag salute and drill by Children of Mary Corps girls with curtain boys.
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Joyce Kilmer
James
Maynard
Cne
St. Brigadets and Children of Mary
Joyce
Ki Camp
James B. Farrell
Loretta Mullin
With
Sweetie
Leo Mullin
Bale
Winifred Dhend
Eddie Hannon
Hope Hogan
Butt Hull
Julia White
Robert Duggan
Dot
Mary ‘Mead
Jimmie Duggan
Mary Tobin
Marion Ledgard
Julia May
Fraces Fearns
Ruth Weir
Masters Tobin
Laughlin Brothers
Albert Connors
Katherine Coughlan
June Sawyer
Margaret Murphy
Julia Lynch
Lillian Sullivan
Mary Downey
Josephine Luca
Mary Tierney
Margaret Higgins
Helen Kolenda
Helen Crowley
Helen Nugent
Doris Hannon
Josephine Puleo
Mary Playart
Mary Sexton
Florence Lenzi
Mary Cheney
Lena Falcucci
Mary Paul
Mary Lubin
Laura’Fava
Santo
Luca
Helen Carbone
Mary Simiisary Donahue
Mary Canella
Jennie Shyzmonith
Heenal Slimond
Alice Smith
Margaret Duggan
Josephine Stuka
Julia Kosikonis
Heen Bakum
Mary Imbinobo
Mary Carey
Helen Carr
Catherine Crowley
Dorothy Allen
Maragret Johnston
Aileen Mahoney
Mary Smith
Mary Howe
Ruth Bradley
Beatrice Smith
Roseleen Hinds
Uncle Sam
John Moore
Alter Sweeney
Francis Thane
Alphonse Paul
Ardis
James Sweeney
James Mullin
Anthony .Erty, Jr
Adam Mariani
Children of Mary Corps
Alice Barns
Josephine Sofka
Madeline Smith
Mildred Duggan
Esther Hardy
Margaret Tierney
William Smith
Stanley Wottkiewize
Curtain
Mildred Mullin
Olive Morgan
Harold Sheridan
John Gan
Dennis
Arthur White
Charles Sperrill
Julia Wardgala
Bid Revealed For Concord Municipal Light Plant
A single bid of 600000 from Boston Edison Co. is opened for Concord’s municipal light plant. A town meeting on May 14 will decide on selling the plant by two successive two thirds votes, amid debate over value and future rates.
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Concord
Boston Edison Co
Concord Municipal Light
Municipal
Edward B. Caiger
Municipal Light Board
Wallace B. Conant
Couple Married in New York Ceremony
Dorothea Nordberg daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nordberg of Concord Street married Saturday afternoon in a Congregational church ceremony officiated by Rev Boicourt. The bride's sister Iolberg served as bridesmaid and Edith Macy of Briarcliff Manor attended as maid of honor. The couple will reside in New York while pursuing careers. both have local schooling histories.
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Dorothea Nordberg
Johnerg
Concord Street
Rober
Forgie
Graham Forgie
Boicourt
Iolberg
Kington
Cambridge
Man
Bes Club Play West Concord ends in comic tragedy
A May 1 performance by the Bes Club in West Concord presented a comic tragedy directed by Blood and the West Concord club. Cast included Thompson, Edward F seWilliame, John iday, Mur Angie, Mrs Angie, Mary Kins, and others. The production, staged at the Livingston home, featured nearly lifelike props and a convincing set. Proceeds benefited local residents Towle and Mrs Towle after a long stay in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Club
Edwart F
seWilliame
J Ohn
Iday
Angie
Mary Kins
Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property Carlisle Mass
Public auction to be held in Carlisle Massachusetts on May 6 1929 at 9 30 a m. Mary A Heald estate comprises a house barns ice house sheds about 160 acres with tillage 40 acres timber 26 acres pasture and wood lots. Property includes wagons buggies farming tools and household goods. Real estate sale details from Tuttle Acton Mass for the heirs. Lunch served rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mass
Mary A. Heald
Tuttle
Acton
Tel
Arker
Nellie
Parker
Mary A
West Concord Club Holds Annual Meeting and Luncheon
Mrs Azel Packard of Springfield headlined the West Concord Woman's Club meeting at Union Church with music by the Trio led by Laura Kelly. Members exchanged tokens, elected officers for 1929 1930, and reported a luncheon profit of 121 30 from the recent play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Azel A. Packard
Springfield
Massachusets
W. S. Park
W.A. Rodday
John Adams
Raymond Wheeler
John Bruce
C. T. Judge
H. L. Day
Murdock McLeod
Frank
Leighton
Burton Woodworth
Harry Dye
Benj
Derby
John Connorton
Federation
Walker
Packard
Robert Walker
Misney Pratt
Park
Sohn Connorton
Blood
Concord observes 95th birthday of Mrs Tryphena Tower
Mrs Tryphena Tower, mother of Postmaster Fred A. Tower, marked the 95th anniversary of her birth at her Main Street home today. An American Legion Auxiliary gathering and James J. Mansfield Post supper merged April and May meetings. The Concord Musical Club held its annual meeting at Mrs Charles Ki Brown's Main Street residence with a concert by Concord Music Centre pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryphena Tower
Fred A. Tower
Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Veterans’ Building
Concord Musical Club
Charles Ki Brown
Concord Music Centre
McLaughlin Bride Weds Frederick Nolan in Concord Home
Miss Esther Elizabeth McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph McLaughlin of South Acton marries Frederick Nolan of West Concord. The ceremony was performed by Rev Smith Owen Dexter at his home 17 Elm Street. Nolan a Concord Police Department traffic officer plans to live in Highland Park West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Elizabeth McLaughlin
Joseph McLaughlin
South Acton
Frederick Nolan
West Concord
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm St
McLaughlin
Nolan
Concord Police Department
Sudbury Man Injured in Car Collision
Samuel L. Danforth of King Philip Road was injured today when his car collided with another vehicle. He sustained injuries to his back and side and was taken to Boston this afternoon for X rays to determine their extent. No witnesses could be questioned at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Danforth
King Philip Road
Sudbury
Boston
Sudbury Man Hurt In Porch Fall Injures Ankle
Joseph B. Way of Center road Sudbury fell from his porch this morning and injured his ankle. He was taken to Emerson hospital at noon by Dr Walcott. X rays revealed no broken bones but the ankle is badly strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Way
Center Road
Sudbury
Emerson Hospital
Walcott
Passa ed Away in Maynard Widow Tobin 81
Mrs Winifred Tobin beloved wife of William Tobin of Concord Street died at home Thursday after a six week illness. She was 81, born in Renews N F and lived in Maynard about 50 years. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Andrew Fardy and Mrs Thomas Cahill of Acton six sons Michael Henry Frank James William Eden all of Maynard thirty grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St Bridget's Church a high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Winifred Tobin
William of Tobin
Concord Street
Renews
N. F
Andrew Fardy
Thomas Cahill
Acton
Michael
Henry Frank
James William
Eden
Tobin
St. Bridgets Church
Edward F. Crowley
Charles Donahue
Leo McCabe
Andrew
William Fardy
William
Harry Tobin
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Maynard Community News Tip Urges Early Submissions
The May 1 message from Maynard urges lodge and society scribes to mail 84 items of news, official events, and program attendees early to the Enterprise. It notes telephone reports can help if time presses and emphasizes timely mailing for accurate listings across its five towns.
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Maynard
Enterpri
Munterprise
Bedford 4-H Honors at Achievement Rally in West Concord
Bedford 4-H Poultry Club led by Henry Stone posted perfect attendance at the Achievement Rally in West Concord. Marshall Fisk Rudolph Christianson and Richard Burns won sweepstakes ribbons for a one dozen egg exhibit. Clothing and Food Clubs earned honorable mentions with stunts and exhibits. Doris Thompson Margaret Christianson Ruth Metcalf Dorothy Stone and Evelyn Hunt won clothing sweepstakes. Elinor Dutton and Olive Draper led the food contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford 4H
Henry Stone
West Concord
Marshall Fisk
Rudolph Christianson
Richard Burns
Bedford 4
Punch Ag
Garden Club
Doris Thompson
Margaret Christianson
Ruth Metcalf
Dorothy Stone
Evelyn Hunt
Elinor Dutton
Olive Draper
Busy Month for Maynard School Nurse Edith Foster
Maynard May 1 report from Edith B Foster school nurse to Superintendent Charles H Walker details April activity. She examined 350 pupils 240 in school and six at home eight excluded for contagious illness made 30 school visits 21 home visits accompanied 15 children to the doctor tonsillitis noted nurse attended a carenice of the superintendent and of health regarding a dental clinic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edith B. Foster
Charles H. Walker
Middlesex Extension Service Announces Final Education Talk
Middlesex County Extension Service will hold the last educational program of the season in Acton Town Hall on Thursday May 8. The event aims to share practical farming and home economics advice with local residents and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex ‘County ‘Extension Service
Im -Acton
Concord Resident Jerome Gleason Dies After Long Illness
Jerome O B Gleason lifelong Concord resident died at home in April after a long illness. The funeral was a solemn high mass at St Bernard’s Church with Rev William Finnick as celebrant and Deacon Rev John H Doherty. Burial followed in St Bernard’s Cemetery. He was born in Concord in 1864 and married Mary E Hogan forty one years ago. He ran a Mill Dam barber shop for decades and was active in Harmony Lodge C O U W Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Knights and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survived by wife Mary, son Jerome J Gleason of Wellesley, and daughters Mary and Catherine both at home.
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Concord
Jerome O‘b. Gleason
Devens Eral
St. Bernard’s Church
William ‘H. Finnick
John H
John H. ‘Doherty, O. M. I
Joseph Healy
James Russell
Joseph M. Appleby
Thos. H. McGann
Frank McManus
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Gleason
Dennis Gleason
Mill ‘Dam
Iin- Concord
Gleason
Harmony Lodge C. O. U. W
Cone Council
Knights of Col
Tauno Taunoonis Hero At Burning Home Saves Baseball Gear
Ruth and Tauno ara star of local high school sports. Tauno, returning home Sunday morning, raced through a burning building to rescue his baseball bat and equipment, with firemen guiding hoses and a crowd watching. Midland-gue pennant hopes revive for the local high school team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynard
Ruth
Tauno Ara
High 601
Taino
Tauno
Iby
Midland
C E Society Takes Charge at West Concord Church
West Concord May 1 A Sunday night meeting at West Concord Union Church was turned over to the Intermediate Society of the Christian Endeavor Rev Alfred Heeler Stone presided and Jee Engebretsen led the Intermediates The rear meeting showed devotion and ability pleasing to older members The society is supervised this year by Mrs John Christian Berg and has had a successful year The group attended the County Christian Endeavor Convention at Malden earning a special shield for attendance Twenty four of thirty members were present Rev William encouraged the young readers and speakers This report notes the helpful guidance given to the youth by the society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union
Intermediate Society of the
Istian
Endeavor
Alfred Eeler
Stone
Jee Engebretsen
Intermediates
John Christian Berg
County Christian Endeavor
Malden
William
Services at Sudbury Church
Services at the First Parish Unitarian church Sudbury will be held Sunday May 5 at 11 o clock Rev Mr Gale formerly of Dorchester will preach several Sundays. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Church
First Parish Unitarian
Sudbury
Mr. Gale
Dorchester
Fragmentary note from Ratland inquiry
An unreadable item shows a damaged text fragment mentioning a Ratland pou and a morning service. No clear names, dates, or events are readable, leaving the purpose and participants uncertain.
Maynard Hl S Juniors Named Poster Club Awards
The Mass Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals awarded nine members of Maynard Junior High School Poster Club. Under Miss Frances Quinlan, posters were shown in Boston with six first prizes going to Lady Bingel Aoivo Anttila Julia Golubowsky Paul Wilson Elen Tgival and Alexandera Chutdranski. George Murphy and James Malcoli among others won additional prizes while thirty eight pupils earned certificates of merit for penmanship at assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Haigh
Frances Quinlan
Boston
Lady Bingel
Aoivo Anttila
Julia Golubowsky
Paul Wilson
Elen Tgival
Alexandera Chutdranski
George Murphy
James Malcoli
Stella Walat
Ruth Bishop
Mary Doyle
Helen Hakala
Fannie Smith
Anna Fayton
Helen Sienkiewicz
Sylvia Nyholm
Ellen Taiyal
Olga Bobik
Ruth Heinenon
Taini Williams
Zennia Chutranski
Mary Tierney
Vellano Simila
Olga Batukin
Aine Holt
Anne Salo
Ruth Weir
Dorothy Shuyski
Rita Bartteau
Mary Tobin
Stella Novick
Edith Allen
Stanley Wojtkiewicz
Helen Swanson
Reino Grondahl
Anniversary Celebration at Odd Fellows Hall
A large gathering celebrated Mr and Mrs Manard’s anniversary with a joint party at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. Ward and Williams of Boston provided concert entertainment and a collation followed the program. A committee including Mrs Mary Doll Mrs Rose Allen Mrs Sarah Oates Mrs Joseph Brown and others oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleran
Joseph Brown
Bessie Austin
Albert Hasthope
John Webster
Mareden Waterhouse
John Trench
Harold Taylor
Albert Agford
Concord High Awards for Animal Week Posters
West Concord May 1 Concord High School students won prizes in posters created for Animal Week by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. First prizes earned George Thorndike Angell Medal by Alice Lee and Helen Olsen of West Concord and Betty Beck vold and Elizabeth Napier of Concord. Second prize Red Ribbon went to Catherine Disken of West Concord Norman Spencer Jr Lillian Johnson and Catherine Wiles of Concord.
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West Concord
Concord High
Mass. Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Boston Public Library
George Thorndike
Angell
Alice Lee
Helen, Olsen
Betty Beckvold
Elizabeth Napier
Concord
Catherine Disken
Norman Spencer, Jr
Lillian Johnson
Catherine Wiles
Lodge Attends Church Service in Acton
A Maynard delegation from Maynard Lodge 1.C.C.F. and Mizpah Rebekah Lodge led by George Jamieson and Mrs. Eleanor Jones attended services at the Congregational Church in South Acton on Sunday night. Rev. Frank G. Potter, past noble grand of the state lodge, preached at a service held under the Men's Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Lodge 1.C.C.F
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
George Jamieson N
Eleanor Jones
Congregational Church
South Acton
Frank G. Potter
State Lodge
Men’s Club
Sudbury to Have Fast Nine This Season
The Sudbury Baseball Club will field a fast nine for Sunday away games consisting of ex college and semi pro players. A local fast nine will play twilight games against amateur nines from nearby towns. They seek Sunday games with Marlboro City Club Marlboro B B A Hudson Town Team Maynard Town Team Concord Town Team and others. managers may write Frank Bowker North Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Sudbury B. B. C
Marlboro City
Marlboro B. B. A
Hudson Town
Maynard Town
Concord Town
Frank Bowker
North Sudbury
Concord Selectmen Announce May 1 Appointments
A special meeting extended overnight as the Concord Board of Selectmen set appointments to take effect May 1. Appointed were numerous officials including chief William G. Ryan, inspector of plumbing Edward F. Wright, Librarians Sarah R. Bartlett Edith F. Chase and Elizabeth A. Everett, and police chief Silas A. Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Board of Health
Fire Department
Silas A. Bean
James J. Mara
Martin Mullaney
John Olsen
William G. Ryan
Frederick Nolan
Daniel G. Curtin
George D. MacCallum
Robert P. Lawson
Marshall J. Witherell
David G. Sheehan
Edward N. Lawton
Joseph Dee
Sarah R. Bartlett
Edith F. Chase
Elizabeth A. Everett
Concord Free Public Library
Elinor M. Way
Arthur D. Hosmer
W. Herbert Way
Thomas McPhillips
Herbert H. Cooke
Edward F. Wright
Tractor Plow Upsets Hurt Man at Greenhouse
South Sudbury May 1 Max well Eaton thirty-year-old with his father Fred Eaton operates Eaton Greenhouses on Concord road. He was pinned beneath a tractor plow that overturned crossing a ditch yesterday. A fellow worker freed him and he was rushed by truck to Framingham hospital with leg and arm injuries. His condition was described as serious but not yet life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Maxwell Eaton
Fred Eaton
Eaton
Concord Road
Framingham
Maton
Framingham Hospital
L. P. Gounding
Edton
Mrs. Sanderson Re-Elected President of Maynard Club
Mrs. Sanderson was re elected president of the Maynard Woman's Golf Club at a meeting yesterday at the Country Club. Florence Man is vice president, Low Billows secretary, Mary Roch treasurer, with committee chairs for house improvements, tournament, entertainment, and social events following the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank ¥. Sanderson
Maynard Woman's Golf Club
Florence Man
Low Billows
Auction and Event Notice for Hibernians Auxiliary
Fragmentary notice mentions a tonight concert and division 44 and Ladies' Auxiliary An pelle tborg of Hibernians. Details are incomplete but indicate a social event with auxiliary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settivision
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Anpelle Tborg
Hibernians
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