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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

Page

5

Local Notes and Short News Briefs From Maynard

Tuesday social scraps and weekend travels across towns. Attleboro visits, Boston theatre, Sebago Lake fishing, and family stays mark a wave of local activity. Car purchases, job changes, and store openings appear among residents including transfers at Kelley Peanut Co and Maynard Trust.

Haynes Attleboro Joseph Dahl Winchester Lawson Nelson Boston C. C. Rollins Medford Ore Nason George Gooper George Hart Sebago Lake Florence Bodfish Fitchburg Margaret Hearn Gertrude Haynes Jackson College Beatrice Sunderland Kelley Peanut Co Ella Champagne Northampton John Brayden Sudbury St Macorda G. M Genevieve Coughlin Grace, Walsh Brockton Mary Leithead Harry Smith Stoughton

Strict Garage Regulations Limit Building in Maynard

Massachusetts district police fire inspection rules require cement floors for all garages whether private or public. Builders must obtain a selectmen license and a permit from the fire chief, George H. Gutteridge. Garages cannot be within 50 feet of hotels hospitals schools theatres or amusement venues and permits may be revoked after due notice and hearing.

Detective and Fire Inspection Department Mass Chilef Fire Department Maynard Selectmen George H. Gutteridge

New Ladies' Auxiliary Div 44 Formed in Concord

A class of 25 members of the Ladies' Auxiliary A. C. H. of Maynard received degrees at the institution of the new Ladies' Auxiliary Div. 44 in Concord on Sunday. The event featured numerous members and marked a milestone for the organization.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Maynard New Ladies’ Auxiliary Concord

School board outlines fall readiness for Summer St building

At a Monday committee meeting plans were presented for grading the lawn and beautifying the surroundings of the new Summer Street school building. The committee also discussed building equipment and stated the school will be ready for fall term.

Summer St

Near Fatal Bicycle for gale at Maynard address

Bicycle incident near gale conditions reported in Maynard Massachusetts. Application addressed to Ea J Woolridge Concord street Maynard for a dangerous near fatal event. Readable fragment hints at an advice or notice possibly urging readers to cut out the item for more details.

Gale Ea. J. Woolridge Concord Maynard Mass

Tickets Now For Sale For Maynard Lodge Event

Maynard lodge of the I O O F reports tickets for the moving picture show under its auspices are now on sale. One application was received at the regular lodge meeting held Monday evening.

Woman's Club Sees Prosperity at Annual Meeting in Masonic Hall

The annual gathering of the Woman's Club at Masonic Hall drew many members as reports showed a strong treasury and a growing 200 member roster with 18 waiting. Donations of 10 each to Siberian relief American relief and school garden prizes were approved along with a year of active philanthropy and education driven by Maynard Grange. Officers were elected and committees named, including Parker toasting entertainment by Pitt Parker who donated his act. A supper followed the program.

Woman's Club Masonic Hall Clu Siberian Relief Fund American Relief Fund Maynard Grange B. Richardson Nellie Fowler Mabel Stanley Gertrude A. Deane Amy Litchfield Treas Edna Flood Pauline Bent Jennie Haynes Emma Haynes Alice Howe Bertha Osgood Silloway Alfred McCleary Nellie M. Carver Annie P. Naylor Louise Townsend Addie Parker Pitt Parker Parker Weeks Acton

Mattress Fire Alarm Reflects Home Blaze at 11

Fire crews responded to Box 23 at 11 on Monday night to a mattress fire in Dominick Angelo Sr.'s house in Acton. The blaze was extinguished quickly with no other damage beyond the lost mattress.

Dominick Angelo, Acton Sr

Congregational Church Midweek and Sunday Services

Midweek service at 7 30 p m Regular Sunday morning service at 10 45 a m The sermon by Rev F N Rutan The Law as a Tutor to Lead Us to Christ Sunday school at noon Joint meeting of junior and senior C E at 6 p m led by Gavin Paylor Jr and Harold F Brown Special service of song at 7 p m Praise service full evening choir assisted by Miss Hazel Coolidge and Miss Dora Fletcher Sermon The Story of the Deluge

F. N. Rutan C. E Gavin ‘Paylor Jr Harold F. ‘Brown Hazel Coolidge West Acton Dora Fletcher South Acton

C E Meeting Helps Missionary Family in Houston

The Christian Endeavor society met in the Congregational church vestry for a social and refreshments. Volunteers arranged a collection of wearing apparel for a Houston missionary family of eight, with two barrels to be shipped next week after delayed items arrive.

Christian Endeavor Society Congregational Church Congregational Houston Texas

Thrown from wagon injures R. C. & manager George Morse

George Morse, manager of the R. C. & group, was thrown from a wagon Saturday morning when the horse bolted near the store rear landing. He struck the building, bruising ribs and straining leg muscles, and remained at home due to injuries.

George Morse R. C Morse

Peel's Glasses Offer Clearer Sight and Free Consultation

Don’t live another day with headaches from tired eyes. Peel's Glasses promise relief with eyeglasses fitted to your eyes, banishing headaches and correcting defects of sight. Prices moderate and consultation free.

Peel

Graduating Class Makes Delightful Washington Trip

The high school graduating class, chaperoned by Grace Kennedy and joined by Mrs. George Smith and others, returned Friday from visits to New York Philadelphia and Washington. They toured the U S mint Wanamaker’s Curtis Publishing Independence Hall and the Franciscan monastery at Brookland. They met Rep John Jacob Rogers and Sen Henry Cabot Lodge and received gallery passes. Three members extended their stay in New York before returning Sunday.

Washington Grace Kennedy George Smith H. A. Wilson Charles Distasio Herbert Lawton Clara Binks Heffernan Emily Garlick Elizabeth Hunt New York Philadelphia U. S. Mint Wanamaker’s Store Curtis Public Co Independence Hall Damien Chinatown Raymond Hooper Herbert Rodway

Eight More Weeks Before Summer Vacation Starts

After spring vacation the school retains a full teaching staff except for two teachers Miss Wentworth and Miss Furn who are absent due to illness. Pupils show full attendance. The long summer break begins in eight weeks. The junior reception is set for June 27 and graduation exercises for June 28.

Miss Wentworth

Cousins Remember Moynihan Family at Brockton Funeral

Misses Margaret Minnie and Lena Moynihan and Timothy Moynihan with Mrs Sylvester Sullivan traveled to Brockton for the funeral of their cousin Margaret Moynihan. Upon entering home they learned of Lena Moynihan's death during the sister's funeral night, a sudden passing that added sorrow to the gathering.

Margaret Minnie Lena Moynihan Timothy Moynihan Sylvester Sullivan Margaret Moynihan Brockton

Visitors From Sherbrooke Arrive After Relative’s Death

Miss Ruth Robertson and her brother Fraser of Sherbrooke P Q arrived Friday with Mr and Mrs Graham Forgie who were summoned by a death in the family. The party will stay with the Forgies for an extended visit. A Finnish lady seeks hourly work at 9 Main Street Maynard.

Ruth Robertson Brother Fraser Sherbrooke P. Q Graham Forgie Forgie K. Lindstedt Main St Maynard

Louis Peel Keeps Pace In Spring Standings

Louis Peel extends lead as spring season progresses with steady performances. Local club shows consistent scoring and tight defense, maintaining position atop the standings amid early-season contests.

Foley's Johnson Pharmacy Ad Sells Substitutes to Public

A fragment notes offerings of substitutions and urges insisting on Foley's Johnson Pharmacy as the source. The unreadable lines imply a pharmacy advertisement encouraging customers to choose Foley's products.

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Ralph Shattuck Parker St Mikke Hjalmar Linden Thomas McCormick Astablia Ohio Masa Charles Murray Faneuil Charlies Richardson Philip Roache Sidney McCleary Nantas Worcester Brass Band Musicians’ Relief Fund Worcester James Dwyer Union.ave. Hospital Framingham Ida Parmenter Jess Framingham Foreign Mission Vention Westboro Neve Ee Ane Seer Y! King Ee Baptist Church Providence Annes Sae Seeman Lake Boon Julia Sheehan Mary Dunn Maynard Trust Co B.W. Ford Concord Jct Chevrolet Henry Connors T. H. Connors Clinton Charles B. Wheeler Ada A. Montague Cambridge Bellows Falls Assabet Aeric William Lord Savannah Summer Hill Lodge Cannon’s Hall Miss Burke Marlboro Eva Tucker Sarah Morgan Elizabeth Keefe C. E. Sullivan North Andover Wm. Sweeney Frank Wilder James Ryan A. A. Hilferty Cleveland Fenway Jean Espie Assabet ‘Mfg. Co Henry Rudolph Carmi Foley Institution of Ladies’ Auxiliary George Kaler Sr Celia O'Toole Theresa Donohue Loretta Moore George Kaler Jr Henon Hill Stow Hannah Sullivan Mary McCarron Alice Haggerty Mary Wall Mary Martin Mary Flannery Mary Moore Dartmouth St Mabel Waldron Catherine Mary Cook C. E. Meeting DeLee’s Pharmacy Rexall Louis Peel Optometrist Wood Hudson Naylor Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery Jersey Butter Co Ham Street New Fowler Block Maynard, Mass Geo. H H. i Preston Blanchard IR. C. A Waban Onio
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