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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a historical item mentioning Ari and a 16 circuit related term. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a full event.
The Maynard Woman's Club held its annual May Luncheon at Stow Country Club with nearly all members present. A program featured vocal quartet performances and a talk on American Dialect Poetry by Rev. Michael J. Harls. New officers were elected for the coming year and the state federation meeting set for May 18, 1920 at Swampscott. Northboro A. C. plans baseball season with a meeting to select captain and manager.
Maynard H. S. defeats Lexington H. S. 5 to 4 at Crowe Park Frn afternoon in a Middlesex League game. Frigard hit a two run homer in the sixth to put Maynard ahead, Lexington tied in the eighth, and Kendra scored the winning run for Maynard in the ninth on a hit by Piecewicz. Stevenson led Lexington. Frigard earned the win with 10 strikeouts while Readel fanned 9 for Lexington.
Mrs. David Morse and Mrs. Esther Marsten led a list of hostesses including Mrs. William Coulter Mrs. George Newton and Mrs. Eliza Marshall for a gathering with Rev Matthew Vance and others. A collation will be served.
The Maynard Union Congregational Church held a Mother's Day sermon by Rev. Matthew Vance on The Threefold talk of Mother in Relation to Religion. Evening Young Peoples Meeting explored How Can we Better Respect our Parents led by Forrest Hartin. Officers of the Girl Scouts Eastern District met at the vestry with Cloverleaf Troop. Rev. Robert Stevens spoke to the Men's Internal League. Rev. John Icknell from Boston was set to address a meeting tonight under marae jocie auspices with Mrs. Howard Pt hostesses.
Maynard H. defeated Concord H. 8 to 5 in a Middlesex League game at Concord playgrounds yesterday. The contest left a three way tie for the league among Maynard, Concord, and Belmont. Maynard hitters included Grondahl and Jin with two two baggers. Hanson led Concord with three hits.
Arthur Carlton captured the low gross with 81 in the first weekend golf tour event at Maynard Country Club. Thirty-six members played and 23 cards were submitted. Frank Braden won the first net prize with 89 32 57, while Charles Viano took second with 94 32 62. An all members 18 hole medal play is planned for this weekend.
Concord reports a Sunday evening gathering of the Young People's Club at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Miss Gates, a retired missionary from Ching, spoke to attendees.
Deputy President Mrs. Olicabeth I. Priest will make an official visit Thursday evening. The auxiliary the Corp Ralph Prosiner Ca Uy So We Vy will host a reception after the meeting to welcome new members and guests.
A Sunday afternoon engagement announcement from Mr and Mrs Frederick A Bosley at 6 Belknap Street declares Miss Elizabeth Brimmer de Vermandois Bosley to wed William Brewster of Hartford Conn son of the late Stella Yates Brewster and Rev Benjamin Brewster. The bride to be traces descent from Charlemagne and Gov Bradstreet and is a Concord Academy alumna and debutante of 1930 31. The groom is a descendant of Ellor Brewster of the Plymouth colony and prepared for college at Jonasethont hast and later graduated.
Sunday services at the Methodist Church noted with renovations on the grounds including weeded beds and new shrubbery. The event lists a night class at the home of Mrs. Bertha at 10 Acton Street and honors contributions from Howard A. Wilson and others.
Maynard lodge in LO C Fe and Rebekah hold a joint event at Fellows hall this evening. Sudbury High School Orchestra performs while readings of the grand lodge proclamation open the program. Dances by Beverly Green Grace tson Virginia Taylor, and a two act farce The Old District School feature a large cast. Refreshments to follow. committee members listed.
A Monday whist social opened under St. Bridget's parent association at the Washington auditorium. Awards for High Score went to James Whalen Ralph Sheridan Helen Cleary William Tobin and several others. Bridge prizes were won by Marion Cleary Genevieve Cleary and a string of other players. Door prize went to John L Sheridan and the house prize to Mrs Mary Sheridan. Another session is planned for next Monday at the same hall.
A whist party series under Maynard Post V Autillary was held Friday at V F W headquarters with Ernest Johnson in charge. Participants included Grace Tucker Susan KeHey Louise Comeau Celestine Klaffe James Tobin Elizabeth Reed William O'Donnell Dorothy Reid H s Pi Mies Esther Marsden Theresa Sharpe Joseph Boothroyd Mary Newton Georges Jamieson Elmer Mattson Dorothy Roach and Alice Pallais among others.
Rev Ernest St Mere dith of the First Parish Unitarian Church Watertown was reelected president of the South Middlesex Conference of Unitarian Churches at the 174th session in Watertown First Parish Meeting House. Officers directors and speakers were announced with refreshments and plans to hold the next conference in Framingham.
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