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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1915

Page

9

Maynard Grange plans big summer for youth gardens

Maynard Grange outlines a summer program for boys and girls featuring garden and exhibit contests with nearly $100 in cash premiums. A Home Garden committee of 25 oversees 14 sub committees handling gardens and exhibits, inspections, and prize awards. Exhibitions begin in July and August with a fall show September 10 11 plus a cake and candy sale to defray expenses.

Maynard Grange Brick Grange C. Frank ©. Sanderson Gertrude A. Deane Albert Batley Mabel B. Bishop Ansley O. Dunham Elizabeth Hodges Aleck, Frasier Edmund Whitney Beatrice EB. Taylor Josie Eaton Aleck Frazier Beatrice B. Taylor Frank E. Sanderson Maury B.lawton Charles Richardson N. Frances Hawkes Alice Brown Howe Mabel A. Brown Sale Sadie.e. White Margaret Whitney Grace ‘Haynes Deane Whitney

Congregational Church Announces Midweek Service and Mothers Day Plan

The Congregational Church schedules a Wednesday 7 30 prayer and Bible study on Friendship of David and Jonathan led by Deacon Butterworth in the pastor's absence. A Thursday Ladies Benevolent Society meeting with supper at 6 30 follows plus Sunday 10 45 service for Mothers Day with choir music and a 7 o clock evening sermon inviting the public. The P C B meets at six with the topic What Church Stands For.

David Jonathan Joel F. Butterworth Suffolk West N Central d Boston Ladies’ Benevolent Society Herbert Lawton

Funeral for A. T. Haynes Held at Brooks Street Home

The funeral for A. T. Haynes was held Thursday afternoon at his Brooks street home at 2 o clock, conducted by Rev. Broderick WN Rutan. Florence Mann sang Face and Lead Kindly Light. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery with delegations from Charles Welch lodge and Maynard lodge escorting the casket for the Masonic burial service led by Rt. Worshipful Thomas Deane. Bearers included Abel G. Haynes A T Haynes and Albert W Haynes.

A. T. Haynes Brooks St Broderick WN. Rutan Florence Mann Glenwood Cemetery Charles’ A Masonic Thomas Deane Abel G. Haynes A.” T. Haynes Albert ‘W. Haynes

Club Event Next Week at Hall With Nominating Report

The club will hold a gathering next seven afternoons at 3 o clock in a hall. The nominating committee will report, after which the annual proceedings will follow.

Local Notes From Concord Junction And Surrounding Towns

George Blake enjoys a Massachusetts vacation while Arthur King of Westboro visits family in town. New cement garage planned on Main Street by Henry Hawi. Willow Rebekah lodge holds informal whist after regular meeting. London’s block on Commonwealth avenue nearing completion with work to begin this week. Main Street Olé Marlboro corner prepared for new John Hughes residence. Moving picture event planned by Boy Scouts featuring a seven reel film of the boys at work. Boston Harness shop resumes full operation with higher demand for skilled harness makers. Ralph Howe’s motoring horn incident in Woburn-Winchester case placed on file. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby hosted dinner at Elks Home in Waltham with Mrs Derby singing and playing selections.

George Blake Massachusetts Arthur King Westboro Henry Hawi Mainst Willow Rebekah Lodge London Commonwealth Ave Main St Olé Marlboro John Hughes Boy Scouts Boston Ralph Howe Woburn Court Winchester Benjamin Derby

Fragmentary note on a mill and John Lee driving action

Fragmentary OCR mentions John Lee driving a vehicle near a mill. Details are unreadable. the scene description lacks clear outcomes, dates, or locations.

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