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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1926

Page

3

Community club hosts Children’s Day and Maypole event

A large Woman's Club gathering on Wednesday May 5 celebrated Children's Day with Doris Rogers in charge. Attendees enjoyed a Maypole dance and fancy dancing, cream and cake served. A petition circulates urging a public service station stay to prevent local business disruption. Mrs Melvin Guptit hosted Ladies Aid at her home on Thursday May 6.

Woman's Club Doris Rogers R. It Melvin Guptit Women of the Ladies’ Aid of the M. EB. Church

Fire threatens buildings as brush sparks from train ignite pines

A spark from a passing train set pine brush and sheds ablaze on Roy Viewes land. Wind aided rapid spread toward public structures. Lizzie Goo’s barn and W. M. Parmenter’s shed caught fire but were saved by timely intervention from Ford's temporary apparatus and quick control.

Roy Viewes Tamon Towa Hall Unitarian Church Lizzie Goo Ford W. M. Parmenter

Concord Man Sent to Hospital After Street Collision

Samuel Gaudet of 6 Loove Lane sustained a fractured rib and injuries to his forehead and head after an incident near the Concord railroad station as he traveled toward Emerson hospital for treatment. The report notes the injuries occurred on Thoreau street near the area.

Samuel Gaudet Loove Lane Thoreau Street Concord Coustne Emerson Hospital

FIRST PA MEETING ELECTS PARISH OFFICERS

The Annualing of the First Parish was held in the Meet House vestry Monday evening. B Parnham Smith was elected moderator F De Hart Houston elected parish clerk Cyrush parish treasurer and derestor Mrs Martin Holden elected to church standing committee.

First PA Meet House B. Parnham Smith F. de Hart Houston Cyrush Derestor Martin. Holden

Maynard News Briefs Include JURY, Births and Poppy Plans

Maynard Howard Baker of Power Mill road was admitted to St Vincent's Worcester for observation and treatment. Paul Luker is drawn for jury service to report June 17 in the Superior court. Preeman and Clancy to install an O Matic heater for Dr F P Hallerty on Maina. A son born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Karpechy on Railroad street on Saturday May 8 weighing eight pounds. Maynard Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the high school with Grace Sweeney presiding and plans for the annual Poppy drive before Memorial Day. Eleanor Khan named Poppy committee chair and delegates were chosen to represent the Auxiliary.

Howard Baker Power Mill Road St. Vincent’s Hospital Worcester Paul Luker Superior Court Preeman & Clancy de. F. PF. Plaherty Kanstanley Karpechy Railroad Street Weigh- Maynard Legion Auriliary Grace Sweeney Iin Eleanor Khan

Administrator's Auction Sale of Household Goods and Farm Tools

An administrator conducted auction sales in Saxonville and Concord, Massachusetts, offering eight room house contents and farming tools at Water Street on May 16, with cash terms and no reserve. additional listings included leather furniture, carpets, kitchen items, tools, and farm equipment in multiple locations with dates May 19 and March 17 1924, by auctioneers Burr and Forbush & Rkahin.

Morris Democrat Arthur T Adms Barristers Hall Boston Church St Sudbury Vass Concord Mass Wright Farm Barrett Mill Road Maas Forbush & Rkahan Auctle

Memorial Day Observances Placed by Maynard Volunteers

Mary Jones Ada Hodges Catherine Sheridan Margaret Smith Margaret Sweeney Airs fey Martin Concord street Mrs Wolcott Miss Hazes Callahan plan refreshments for school children and veterans. Public invited to donate money candy or supplies via Grace Key or Louise Brera. Robert White of Watertown a State Legion counsel is seriously ill at Peter Bent Brigham hospital.

Mary Mary Jones Ada Hodges Catherine Sheridan Margaret Smith Margaret Sweeney Robert White Watertown State Legion

Ambrose Brooks Dies After Hospital Operation

Ambrose Brooks age unknown died at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston after an operation last Friday. Complications developed Tuesday and caused death. An autopsy will determine the cause. Survived by wife five brothers and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at 27 Roosevelt Street. Rev William Botcourt to officiate.

Ambrose Bro Ambrose Brooks Massachusetts General Boston Mr. Brooks Brooks James Brooks Assabet Maynar Roosevelt Street Wm. Botcourt Congregational Church

Annual Meeting of As Suber Institution for Savings May 1926

The annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts elected officers and trustees for terms through 1929 1927 and 1922. Elected were President Charles H Persons First Vice President Orrin S Fowler Vice President William B Case Clerk Howard A Wilson and a panel of trustees including Lucius H Maynard Jacob Laurin Oswald C Dreschier Albert W Haynes Sidney F E McCleary Wallace C Priest Frank W Holt George H Gutteridge Francis H Stevens William H Porceiee Arthur Welker Gavin Taylor and others. Howard A Wilson served as Clerk.

Assuber Institution For Savings Maynard Mass At & O Charlies H. Persons Orrin S. Fowler William B. Case Ciéry Howard A. Wilson George H. Gutteridge Francis H. Stevens William H. Porceiee Arthur E. Welker Gavin Taylor Sidney E. McCleary William Rank W. Holt Arthur B Wallace C. Priest Nan S of Corporation Ree Creighton Derby Anson C. Piper James Jop George E. Newton Charles Williams George H. Kiim Naylor Hartwell W Rowland P. Harriman James B. Hilferty Frank E. Sanderson Clarence S. Bodfish Howard B. Case William F. Litchfield Clerk

Local Nine Edges Opponents In Tight Debut

Maynard H and Crowe lead a crowded local game as Westboro ace Higgies struggles against visitors. Cap Nee of Marnard shows early promise, Doc Si pola shines with eight chances fielding and key hits. Score remains close through five innings with multiple miscues and solid defense.

Maynard H Biaggneata Hia Capt Nee Marnard Doc Sipola Pondingham

Minute Men Express To Run Boston Chicago Link

Acton residents hear of a new limited express called The Minute Men to operate daily between Boston and Chicago. It will challenge the Premon bury Limited over the Boston Albany line and promise two hours faster travel. Supervisor Samuel M. Joe of Acton is involved while local families retain ties to the town’s railway history.

Acton Boston Chicago Minute Men Premonbury Limited Boston Albany le Ead Poalet Samuel M. Joee

New Machine Promises Large Output Increase

A description notes a new machine to be operated by William Sthekwie. The device is the fourteenth newest model and is expected to perform five times the work of the traditional hand machine.

William Sthekwie

Expression of Thanks for Our Loss

We express heartfelt thanks to friends who helped lighten the burden after the death of our dear husband and father. Delia muoeey and family extend gratitude for support during this difficult time.

Ogey Way Delia Muoeey Maynard

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William Ham Fp.p Firestone Mre Dealers Ada Simone Oldfield Oldfield Pires Erostotty Ehaetane Sandardetarcasse Nelson. Radio & Auto Supply Aynard MAS Johns-Manville Manufacs W. A. Haynes Co. Inc Sason Street Bolton Clothing CO Maynard R Keliey Kane Tierney Ritowicz Frigara Westboro W. Gibbons Derick Io Uigst Totalia Igidaire Alvin M. Pletcher Prigidaire Mason Street Maynard, Mass Bird's Roofs Geditus Fiananeoe Bird Wilson Lumber CO Concord, Mass Tel A. D. MacRae Main St Parker St American Supply Company
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