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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

4

Marlboro Enterprise publication and pricing notice

Official notice for the Marlboro Enterprise published weekly from 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro Massachusetts. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 annually in advance 2.00 otherwise single copies 1.00 six months including postage distribution areas include Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and surrounding towns.

Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford Marlboro Mass

Concord PTA Hosts Bonnie Briar Bush Musical Comedy

Several hundred Concord residents and PTA members attended a Friday performance of the Scottish musical comedy The Bonnie Briar Bush at Veter an Hall. The show drew broad praise for its humor, song, and staging.

Concord Parent Teacher Association

Scottish Company thrills with two act sketch and songs

The Scottish Company presented a two act sketch based on Ian E. Daniels writings. John KE. Daniels as Dr. Maclure and Daniel Ross as Lachlan Campbell gave wonderful performances, mixing pathos and humor to frequent applause.

Ian E. Daniels John KE. Daniels Dr. Maclure Daniel Ross Lachlan Cambell Arthur Gould

Zona Ga doa Neighbors stage event at Harvey Wheeler School

Concord Parent Teacher Association hosts a performance by the Concord Teachers Club on May 7 at Harvey Wheeler School. Guests include Mrs. Benjamin Goddard of Longmeadow Massachusetts and Warren B. Goddard.

Concord Parent Teacher Association Concord Teacher's Club Harvey Wheeler School Concord Warren B. Goddard Ha Benjamin Godddard Longmeddow Mass

Talk by State Club Agent on garden and canning clubs

George L Farley of the Massachusetts Agricultural College will speak to Concord Grammar Schools students on Thursday May Sth to spark garden and canning clubs. Middlesex County hub of Agriculture and Home Econ backs the effort. Teachers support the projects aiding family economy and hometown prosperity.

George L. Farley Masachussetts Agricultural College Concord Grammar Schools Middlesex County Concord

Marlboro Notes and Local Real Estate Moves

Marlboro residents report Barbara and Mary Drummy of Short Street traveling to Baltimore to visit their brother Dennis Drummy, with stops planned in New York and Washington. Southboro canvassers raise 900 dollars to fund a town hall moving picture plant, and the committee is authorized to buy the movie machine and equipment. Omar Guilbert sold two houses and a garage on Pleasant and Russell Island to Peter Boisse of Howe Street for investment, and will move to Webster to establish a new home.

Barbara Mary Drunmy Short St Baltimore Dennis Drummy New York Washington Southboro Omar Guilbert Pleasant and Russel Isla Petere Boisse Howe St Mr. Guilbert Webster

Groton Hospital to Close and Veer Transfers Planned

John Fitzgerald Maynarl, a Groton hospital patient and guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, reports the Groton hospital will close its doors and most soldiers will be moved to Rutland before May 15. The Maynard Legion Auxiliary helped the Groton boys and laments their transfer.

John Fitzgerald Groton Hospital Thomas Sweeney Rutlang Maynard Legion Auxiliary Groton

Odd Fellows Observe 104th Anniversary Celebration

Maynard Odd Fellows and Rebekahs mark the 104th anniversary of Odd Fellowship with ceremonies at Cooperative Hall this evening. Boston talent provides entertainment followed by dancing to midnight. Connors Melody Boys supply the music. Celebration committee members include Evelyn Coulter Ethel Olson Ida Shaw Elsie Brayden Mary Leithead George Lawton and others.

Maynard Odd Fellows Rebekahs Odd Fellowship Cooperative Hall Boston Connors Melody Boys Evelyn Coulter Ethel Olson Ida Shaw Elsie Brayden Mary Leithead George E. Lawton Wm. B. Jones Ralph Jones Elmer Cook George Jamieson Francis Alving Frank Taylor Walter Dennis‘ton Fred Lyons Ralph Jamieson

Legion and Ladies Joint Meeting At Odd Fellows Hall

Odd Fellows hall was filled to capacity Thursday evening for a joint meeting of Frank J. Demars post and the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion. William Doyle, state commander, praised Legion achievements for ex service men, urged a Maynard headquarters, and predicted passage of the compensation bill. He urged active interest in state and national government and to shun partisanship.

Odd Fellows Hall Frank J. Demars Ladies’ Auxiliary American Legion William Doyle State Legion National Maynard Legion

Legion Auxiliary Hosts Fundraising Meeting

Commander Doyle gave an expense check back to Mrs. O. Fowler to fund a foundation for a legion headquarters in town. Entertainment featured the Colonial quartet and local performers. A cold meat and salad supper preceded the meeting with organizing work by a committee.

Doyle Fowler Legion Auxiliary Legion S. Fowler Colonial Ralph Jamieson James Farrell Albert Riley Louis Sullivan Albert Murphy Thomas King William Brown Irene O'Donnell Gertrude Connors May O'Donnell Lucy Rodway Margaret Ryan Rasmus Rasmussen Ellen Sheridan Thos. Smith Eva Evers Doroth Wilder Bertha Rasmussen Theresa Murray Mary Reed Grows Sweeney Geneive Sharpe Thos Smith

Married at First Federated Church in Hudson

In Hudson on Saturday Miss Mary Be Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Boyd of Hudson wed Hans Erikson of Stow. A guest list of about 200 attended at the First Federated Church of Hudson with Rev. Pherbeas U8 Trareds officiating. George BE Lawton sang and vows were set to wedding marches by Brita and Vinnie Holmes with Mrs Mice Lyertt as matron of honor and Sylvia Erickson as bridesmaid.

Hans Te Samea Hans Erikson Stow Maynard Mary BE. Boyd Willard Boyd Hudson Thudsen Mice Lyertt Wares Honor Sylvia Erickson Asis

Marlboro City Team Schedules May Games Pattern

Schedule of games lists Marlboro City team fixtures after their win over Merket A. A. of Brighton with dates in May. Opponents include West Side A.C. Wor boros, Josephs Worcester, Gibraltar A. C. Cambridge AC and Cambridge Cubs with matches in Marlboro Cambridge Brighton and Southbridge.

Marlboro Merket A. A Brighton Ladows West Side A.C Worboros Josephs Worcester Gibraltar A. C Southbridge Cambridge AC Cambridge Cambridge Cubs Brighton Town

Marital Vows in Prospect of Stow Ceremony

The groom and Miss Emily Priest of Gleasondale wed with bridesmaids and a reception in the chapel. Ralph B. Jones served as best man. ushers included Lindsey Smith Maynard John Peterson Stow Ernest W. Dunbar Hudson and Harold Priest Gleasondale. They will reside in Stow after a wedding tour to Atlantic City. The bride is assistant principal at Hale High School Stow. The groom belongs to Maynard lodge of Odd Fellows and is a Mason.

Ter Emily ‘Priest Gleasondale Ralph B. Jones Thehapel Lindsey Smith Maynard

Parker Gray wedding ties Randell and Lincoln streets

Miss Martha A Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Parker Randell road and C Roy Gray Lincoln street were married Saturday. Rev A Morrill Osgood officiated at West Somerville. After a wedding tour they will live on Randell road. The bride born in Concord and long resident here is active in Metac ist church circles. The groom born in Nova Scotia is a former Canadian Army service member.

Martha A. Parker Samuel Parker Randell Road C. Roy Gray Lincoln St A. Morrill Osgood West Somerville M. &. Church Concord Metacaist Nova Scotia

Lodges Celebrate Joint Anniversaries at Masonic Hall

The sixth anniversary of Karl Nitchiner Lodge Sons of St. George and the fifth anniversary of Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George were celebrated with ceremonies at Masonic hall on Saturday. The event marked St. George's Day with a roast beef and salad supper at 6 45 followed by talks and entertainment. Grand officers in attendance included Arnold Brockington Robert Cooper VI of Springfield John Kershawy of Waltham Wan Pla PGP Somerville William Bower Chelsea Mrs Blackburn and others.

Karl Nitchiner Lodge Sons of Somerville William Bower Chelsea Morse St. George Blackburn

Community celebration arrangements announced in Boston

A join committee for the celebration includes Jessie Bitten John Webster Harold Taylor Waff ord Saxon Nathaniel Davis Mrs Richard Alen Mrs Bipsise Au er Nathan Crowther and Mrs Oates Mrs Harold Butterworth. Guests attended from Chelsea Boston and Waltham.

Boston Jessie Bitten John Webster Harold Taylor Wafford Saxon Nathaniel Davis Richard Alen Bipsise Auer Nathan Crowther Oates Harold Butterworth Preent Chelsea Waltham

Reception Delayed for New Methodist Pastor

Rev. C F Redstone new pastor confined at home with illness. Rev Ralph Barker of South Acton preached at local Methodist services. Emanuel Taylor lay preacher from Maynard substituted at the Congregational Church in South Acton. A reception planned for Thursday night was postponed to another date.

C. F. Redstone Methodist Church Ralph Barker South Acton M. G Church Emanuel Taylor Maynard Congregational Acton Barker Mr. Redstone

Fourth Victory For Maynard High Over Leominster H S

Maynard H S beat Leominster H S 12 to 3 at John A Crowe Park on Wednesday afternoon. Stuckert pitched well, holding the visitors to five scattered hits. Next Saturday Maynard plays Pepperell H S at Crowe Park. Maynard features six players over .300 and V Fingard and Bouldea keep hitting for extra bases. John Gibbons, principal of Southboudge High, is on vacation with his mother on Summer Street.

Maynard H Leominster H. S John A. Crowe Park Stuckert Pepperell H. S Crowe Park Maynard Fingard and Bouldea John Gibbons Southboudge High School Margaret Gibbons Summer Street

Johnston Carey Tie The Knot In Thompson Street Ceremony

Miss Annie Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs William Johnston along with George A Carey were married on Monday afternoon. Rev Edward E Crowley pastor of St Bridgets Church officiated with Gerrude Reading as bridesmaid and John Johnston as best man. They will reside on Thompson Street after a wedding tour.

Annie Johnston Mro William Johnston Thompson Street George A. Carey Edward FE. Crowley Pior St. Bridgets Church Gerrude Reading John Johnston

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