Maynard Minstrel Show by Ladies Auxiliary AOH
The Ladies Auxiliary AOH celebrated the groups 14th anniversary with a minstrel show and a salad supper at Masonic hall on a rainy Monday. The program featured vocal solos duets end men and a chorus with Miss Laura Moore as lead, and Rev Edward F Crowley and the supper committee were noted for the successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
William Smith
Queen of Erin
Laura Moore
Sallie
Agnes Waldron
Topsy
Alice Joyce
Mandy
Mabel Waldron
Bones
Cecelia O’toole
Lindy
Olive Morgan
Arthur Bariteau
Nellie Hannon
Susie Sheehan
Mary Moore
Mae Fearns
Rose Sullivan
Mary Flannery
Ellen Ahearn
F.S. Fearns
Ohio
Cecelia O’toole Trish
F. 8. Pearns
A. V. Bariteau
Nelesaonod
Mary. Mocks
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s
Catherine White
Hannah Sullivan
Fred Kelley
Mary Puffer
Margaret McCarthy
Concord Junction updates and local events
Charles J Hogan upgrades service at his soda fountain by installing paper cups. Wm H Wood and daughter return to their Main street home after wintering in St Petersburg Florida. Concord High School Athletic association to present the three act drama Milestones by Bennett and Knoblauch in Monument hall Friday May 16 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hogan
Wm. H. Wood
Fred Rackle
St. Petersburg
Fla
Concord High School Athletic Association
Arnold Bennett
Edward Knoblauch
Monument Hall
Concord
West Concorde PTA Meets with Pitman on Parental Duties
The West Concorde PTA holds a 3 PM meeting at Harvey Wheeler School with a 8 PM talk by J Asbury Pitman principal of Salem State Normal on Duties of Parents towards Education of Children. Invitation extended to all to attend and support children’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concorde
Parent-Teacher — Association
Harvey Wheeler School
J. Asbury Pitman
State Normal School
Salem
Pitman
Commonwealth Inn and Cafe Opens in Concord Junction
On Monday next the Commonwealth Inn and Cafe will open in the block on Commonwealth Cave owned by the West End Land Co. The former Anursnack Hotel has undergone extensive repairs and renovations. I S Love will manage and run a first class hotel and cafe to meet a long felt need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
I. S. Love
Commonwealth Inn and Cafe
Commonwealth Cave
West End Land Co
Anursnack
Love
Pilgrim Quartet to headline Boy Scouts concert at Harvey Wheeler
Plans nearly complete for a Monday evening May 12 concert at Harvey Wheeler school hall under Troop 1 auspices. The Pilgrim Quartet, long absent from here, will perform a delightful program while Troop 1 members give demonstrations of First Aid Signalling and boxing matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts Troop 1
Harvey Wheeler School Hall
Pilgrim Quartet
Troop 1
Concord Play Promises Special Music and Candy Between Acts
Friday evening May 16 at 8 o'clock a Concord hall stage production offers unusual interest with a young cast under Miss Gertrude Rideout and Miss Dorothy Tewksbury. Special music by the orchestra and candy sales will follow between acts. Oscar Olsen after 20 months overseas service enjoyed a brief furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Christian Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Olsen
Chester
Christian Olsen
Barretts Mill Rd
Auction Sale Of Household Goods In Concord
Household items including tables chairs beds dressers and kitchenware to be sold at public cash sale on Saturday May 17 1919 at 1 30 PM. Owner leaving Concord and no longer needs the property. items new about a year ago in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Auction Sale of Ada Cuttell Household Furnishings Maynard Mass
Auction sale of Miss Ada Cuttell personal property scheduled for Saturday May 24 1919 at one o'clock P M at 4 Arthur street Maynard Massachusetts. Catalog includes oak dining table and six chairs several dressers upright piano rugs linoleum carpets parlor furniture beds linens kitchenware and tools. Cash terms. Sale regardless of weather. By order of Miss Ada Cuttell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cuttell
Schurmann & Sons
Crawford
Arthur St
Maynard
Mags
West Acton Notices and Local Happenings
West Acton reports Thomas Newsham joining Hall Bros Co Neal Feltus driving a new Ford touring car W H Davis ill Ben Desouza bought the late W H Rudolph estate horse and cows sold Susie Poultney of Boston visited Aunt Mrs Rudolph Ernest Morse family at their new summer home Acton Boys club dance at S O O F hall drew a large crowd Weekly dances to continue A W Davis and Leland Campbell attended the Worcester Odd Fellows centennial E R Teele and family plus Howard and Lewis Michelson motor trip to Brookline N H Lester Barnes and sister spent Sunday at Ford Pond with relatives Mr Flynn bought the Jewett place from Martin Diskin of Concord Mabel Willis attended a Masonic gathering in Charlestown Wedding invites sent for Lowell Cram to Lois Moore on May 21 at 7 pm Raymond Wright opens a bake shop in the former Whitcomb market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Newsham
Hall Bros. Co
Neal Feltus
W H. Davis
Ben Desouza
W. H. Rudolph
Susie Poultney
Boston
Ernest Morse
Acton Boys Club
S. O. O. F. Hall
A. W. Davis
Leland Campbell
Odd Fellows
Worcester
E.R. Teele
Howard
Lewis Michelson
Brookline
N. H
Lester Barnes
Stow
Ford Pond
Mr. Flynn
Martin Diskin
Concord
Jewett Place
Mabel Willis
Charlestown
Lowell Cram
Lois Moore
Raymond Wright
W. EB. Whitcomb
Minstrel event and local society notices in Bedford
Bedford reports attendance at a Knights of Columbus minstrel show in Lexington town hall held Thursday and Friday. Mrs Charlies Wetherbee began a West and South trip. Mr and Mrs Frank Read with Bertha drove to Concord New Hampshire for the weekend. An illustrated talk on Child Welfare is planned by the Parent Teacher Association at Union school Thursday evening. The PTA met at Union school Thursday at 2 30. Mrs Edward Barney addressed the gathering. Residents look toward St Bridgets parish reunion at Lexington town hall this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Lexington Town Hall
Charlies Wetherbee
Frank Read
Bertha
Concord
N. H
Parent-Teacher Association
Union School
Parent- Teacher Association
Edward Barney
St. Bridget’s Church
Lexington
Clifford Day and Miss Ethel Spires wed in wartime vows
Clifford Day from a town recently discharged from the 26th Division and Miss Ethel Spires of Arlington were married by the chaplain in France. The couple will hold services at St Michael's church Friday at 8 o'clock. friends and relatives extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Day
Ethel Spires
Arlington
Day
France
St. Michael’s Church
Steal Auto and Gasoline in Local Theft
A five passenger touring car owned by Dr. William de La Parra was stolen from Loomis and South streets Monday evening. Thieves then pilfered 17 gallons of gasoline from Maurice Coughlan’s garage. Patrolman Strahan pursued the suspects in Coughlan’s car toward Burlington, but the stolen vehicle, faster in power, escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de la Parra
Loomis & South Sts
Maurice Coughlan
Strahan
Acton Notes Honor Guests and Grange Activities
Elizabeth Tuttle spent the weekend at home while Mrs. A. E. Brennan visited Acton. Miss Sylvia Robbins visited her parents H. F. Robbins. Acton Grange 259 conferred first and second degrees on 16 candidates. Orman Greenwood to host his parents. A meeting on May 17 at Town hall invites all parents for the annual fair. Visiting Acton Grange members joined Littleton Grange in a Wednesday gathering. Barrows provided supper and entertainment. A convoy of Grange members rode to Lincoln for Acton Grange entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tuttle
A. E. Brennan
Melrose
E. A. Phalen
Sylvia Robbins
Framingham
H. F. Robbins
Acton Grange No
Greenwood
Keene
M H
Orman Greenwood
Acton Grange
Littleton Grange
Barrows
Ormond Greenwood
Grange
Lincoln
Used Dodge Cars For Sale 1916 1919 Tours and Runabouts
I can sell you used Dodge cars roughly overhauled and in good shape from 675 dollars up. Some demonstrators available in Touring or Runabout models. Write or call on me at once and arrange inspection. Every one a trade.
Pine Seedling Planting Aids Gypsy Moth Control
John F. Cleary Maynard gypsy moth inspector planted 2000 Scotch and Red Pine seedlings along town outskirts. The pines, secured from the State nursery through the Massachusetts Gypsy Moth commission, are said to deter gypsy moth feeding where abundant. State moth inspectors urge widespread planting of these trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cleary
Maynard
Massachusetts
Cleary
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. S. Fowler
George Merrick
Torrey
Vialle
Distributors of
Franklin
Motor Oil
Walden Street
Concord, Mass
John A. Finigan
Mass
Tuttle
Maynard, Mass
West Acton
Bedford
Acton Centre
Dodge Car Bargains
H. Hart
State Armory
Billie Burke
Polly
Mack
Sennett
Pathe News
Aluminum
L. Anderson & Son
Grocers
Tel
Ben J. C. Brown
Nason St
Briscoe
E. A. Mills
Maple Street
Austin Macrae
Main St
Lunt
Mass Co
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