Maynard High Glee Club Presents Evening of Music
Musical program at the school auditorium directed by Miss Thel, featuring piano and violin solos by Alice Donahue and Harold Run, vocal numbers by Helen Mark and Laura, and glee club selections of Irish Russian Finnish and American folk songs. A photo of the Glee club appears on page 4.
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Thel
Alice’ Donahue
Helen Mark
Laura
Alice
Harold Run
Jane
Arme Alao
Glee Club
Lish
Wasmith
Dorothy Allén
Ruth Bradue Kivinen
Alice ~ Fearns
Diané Boicourt
Laura Grondat
Julia White
Maryeii Rahkonen
Bye Haro
Johnston
Taini Nyland
Bima Fa
Stanley Enkiewicz
Alice Fearns
Maynard High School Glee Club
Maynard Club officers lead annual meet and fundraiser
Maynard Marynard Club held its annual week event with F M Gifford as president and Miss Mitchell elected vice president. Officers include Nagle Wilder Gilligan and others. The club donated 100 to Gad Emerson Hospital and plans a belt at Norumbega Park. Maynard DeMolay baseball beat Lawrence DeMolay in a later game.
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Marynard ‘Club
Mitchell
Alice Nagle
Florence Wilder
Treasure Garet Ames Ferderica de
Gilligan
Dorothy “Hannon
Th Teehan
Horner McCain
Julia
Greany
Bellair
Mary Doyle
Finn
Catherine
Murray
Kay
Dorothy
Mattson
Public Auction of Farm Cattle and Equipment in Framingham
Public auction conducted by John A. Flingan and Burr of Sudbury will sell at Framingham on May 21 9 30 A M and May 22 if needed. Horses cattle and state tested stock to be offered along with farm equipment including reapers binders hay tools and bindings. Terms cash and removal after payment. sale conducted under farm lease conditions.
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Ing
L. F. Gould
Weston ‘Ave
Ngham
Mass
Framingham
D.S.T
Weday
Planet
State Flying Service
Maynard Players Delight Audiences With Mr Pim Passes By
Maynard May 15. The Maynard Players opened a three act comedy Mr Pim Passes By at Waltham Street to a large delighted audience. Applause was frequent and strong as the cast earned a local hall of fame niche for consistently strong productions. The troupe thanks Enterprise readers and contributors for support and especially Miss Ethel Lovely for music supervision and school orchestras for service.
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Maynard
Ems
Eof Acardy
Dale
Ethel. Lovely
Pub
Neighbor's Night Draws Grange Visitors to Concord
Concord Grange No 160 hosted Neighbor's Night on May 7 at Ells hall with Boxboro and Littleton Granges as guests. The program featured Sardines by Boxboro, music and a sketch by Littleton, followed by refreshments and dancing. Next meeting May 21 will feature the Metropolitan Past Masters Association as guests with Arthur Adams chairing the entertainment.
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Concord
Concord Grange P
Ells’ Hall
Boxboro
Littleton Granges
Boxboro Grange
Littleton Grange
Concord Grange
Arthur Adams
Perry
Elizabeth Adams
Good Baseball Material In Maynard Prompts Team Formation
Town hosts numerous skilled players with many active youths planning to organize a team. Interest rises as a strong squad could play home Sunday games, following local support for the Sunday Sports act.
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Maynard
Yaree
Burial for Miss Hagerty After Sherborn Funeral
The body of Miss Margaret L. Hagerty was brought to Concord Saturday for burial in St. Bernard's Cemetery after funeral services at Sherborn.
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Margaret L. Hagerty
Concord
St. Brnard’s Cemetery
Sherborn
Memorial Day Plans by Spanish War Veterans Camp
At a regular meeting of Ralph P Nosmer Camp 56 United Spanish War Veterans the main agenda item was organizing Memorial Day events in Concord under the Veterans direction. Commander Hexber Berry will marshal the parade at 2 p.m. and graves in Sudbury Maynard Acton and Littleton will be decorated along with four Grand Army graves at the Massachusetts cemetery. The Camp will attend a Memorial service at St Bernard's church on Sunday May 26.
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Corp
Ralph P. Nosmer
United Spanish War
Concord
Hexber_ Berry
Sudbury
Maynard
Acton
Littleton
Massachusetts
Concord Horse Show at Paul Revere Stock Farm Highlights
The third annual Concord Horse Show at Paul Revere Stock Farm on Lexington Road drew a large crowd. Judges Col Julian Chamberlain H Timmins and George H named winners in pony and saddle classes, with Show Me Jumping Jack and Red Fancy among top horses and Mrs Homer Loring’s Vanity earning second in the ladies saddle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Paul Revere Stock Farm
Lexington Road
Ebien’ Emerson
Herbert Ee Motley
Henry
Thompson, Jr
William Tobin
James F. Burke
Thomas
Fay Welch
Col
Julian I. Chamberlain
Eas H. Timmins
George H
Onehompson, Jr
Kl.m
Allen Emerson
G. m
Ellen
Emerson
Herbert
J. Monley
S .Honey Girl
Paul Revere
Fury
B. m
Revere
Up Motiey
Harry Good
West Medford
Jed Fancy
James
Corbett
Lowell
Hugh Ft, Jr
Dorothy Stone
Harold Tolman
Jack
Martha Harding
Show Me
Good
Norman Hall
Beverly
Red Fancy
F. Harold Tolman
Elizabeth Redmond
Homer Loring
Peavine
Viceroy
Fred N. Kimball
William K. Irving
Inder
Elizabeth Loring
Whist party aids Bedford Woman's Auxiliary support
In Bedford a whist party at the town hall benefited the Woman's Auxiliary of Anthony Hunt Post 221. Prizes went to Mrs Glen Connors Mrs Anna Smith and Mr Joseph Hodgen. Hospital veterans were entertained the next evening by the American Legion auxiliary with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hunt
Fred
Glen Connors
Anna Smith
Joseph Hodgen
Veterans Hospital
Maynard Orenacda
American Legion
Dauce
P t c A Association Elects Officers at Meeting
The P t c A Association held its annual officer election at the school auditorium. Mrs Mary Sullivan was named president with Mrs Bertram Garland as vice president and Mrs George Mitchell as secretary. Junior High boys defeated Junior High 4 to 2 Friday afternoon, and the team beat South Boston 6 to 4 Sunday.
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P. T.ca
Tierseraharane
Mary. Sullivan
Bertram Garland
George Mitchell
Junior High
South Boston Ee
Concord Town Faces Pressure as Power Interests Eye Plant Sale
The town debates selling Concord's utility assets amid bids from a major power firm and Edison interests. Officials warn private ownership may raise costs. residents urged to weigh long term bills before voting on ratification. Local bidders and price figures cited, with calls for community management.
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Deckek Sun
Petsend
First Games on New Field at Crowe Park
Maynard H. S. scheduled to play at Crowe Park this afternoon marking the first game on the new diamond. Maynard pursues Midland league title as Hudson faces a big match next Saturday. Burton Wheeler stars for Hudson as Leominster meets Maynard at Crowe Park on May 22.
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Maynard H. S
Crowe Park
Maynard
Hudson
Burton Wheeler
Leominster
Crowe ‘Park
Ashland H. S
Emerson Hospital Rummage Sale Nets Over $650
The Emerson Hospital Aid Society fundraiser held last Saturday in Concord netted upwards of $650. An efficient committee and broad town cooperation, including Thomas Du Berger and local scouts, produced this notable result with chair Mrs. Charles L. Foote and members Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and others.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Thomas du Berger
Lindsay
Helen Moore
Charles L. Foote
Herbert B. Smith
Walter S. Wood
Ralph Holden
B. Alcott Pratt
G. Walter Vialle
William B. Bartlett
Mason Garfield
Douglas’ Miller
Wilfred C. Saeger
Mary Barrett
Woodworth Wins Quarter Mile At Holy Cross Meet
John Woodworth of Boston College won the 440 yard quarter mile in 50 seconds flat despite a strong wind during the Boston College Holy Cross dual meet. It marked BC’s first quarter mile victory over Holy Cross since 1916 when Jake Dri coll was renowned in the event.
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West
Concord
John Woodworth
Boston College
Holy Cross
Jake Driccoll
Maynard Lodge I O O F to confer first degree
May 15 the first degree will be conferred on candidates from Wayland and Billerica at a Maynard Lodge I O O F meeting. On May 16 the Loyal Rebekah Lodge flag drill team of Charlestown will exhibit at Mizpah Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hall. The team of thirty women is a leading state unit. Byron McGrath will direct the program. Maynard lodge degree team has forty members and will confer the first degree on June 5 at Oliver Branch, Charlestown.
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Maynard
Wayland
Billerica
Maynard Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Charlestown
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Pratt Wins Golf Tourney
Concord May 15 The Middlesex Cup at Concord County Club saw Burleigh L. Pratt win the three-quarter handicap event against par while Wells Blanchard and Michael Cody Jr tied for second. Several players trailed with varying margins, including John M. Abbott Henry Kidder and Harry Snelling.
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Concord
Concord County Club
Harry B. W.snelling
Charles F. Bowers
Burleigh L. Pratt
Wells Blanchard
Michael Cody, Jr
Rev R T Loring Is Ordained Deacon In Concord
In Concord on May 15 Rev Richard T Loring and five other candidates, all graduates of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge, were ordained deacons. Loring will serve as rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd Waban after Bishop Touret’s resignation. Home parish duties included Holy Communion at Trinity Church.
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Concord
Bt. Faw
Osud
Richard
Loring
Ahem
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Episcopal Theollogical School
Cambridge
Smith
Wrexter
Trinity Church
St. Annes
Lincoln
Church of the Good Shepherd
Waban
Touret
Thayer Addison
Episcopal Theological School
Dean Sturges
Losing
Reception for New Pastor at Metropedis Church
Maynard May 15 reception honors Rev Charles C Garland new pastor of the Metri pedis church and his wife. Parishioners and clergy from Union Congregational St Georges Episcopal Finnish Congregational and St Pauls Lutheran join in welcoming with vocal solos and quartet performances. Ushers and committee members from multiple church groups assisted.
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Maynard
Charles C. Garland
Ladiy
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Taylor
Grace A. Salloway
Ralph Jones
Dwin Carlton Jr
Dinner Cook
William Johnston
Janette Johnston
Ruth Foster
Allan Palmer
Gilbert Garland
Dorothy Burnham
Irma Howard
Edith McAuslin
Ke Grinrod
Helen Gardner
Elsie Howard
William Naylor
Bertha Carmichael
Legion Auxiliary May Day Party at Legion HQ in Hell Montnight
The Legion Auxiliary hosted a May Day party at Legion headquarters drawing many members. Whist prizes went to Mrs Margaret Nason, Miss Minnie Downey, and Mrs Fred King. Delegates to Middlesex County meeting and state convention were Miss Grace Sweeney, Miss Minnie Downey, Mr Margaret Hird, and Miss Eleanor Sheridan. The Auxiliary plans a piano gift for Frank J DeMars Post and its annual poppy sale to aid welfare work.
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Legion
Frank J DeMars
Maynard
Adelaide Fitzgerald
Faith Appleby Named Lead in Joan of Arc Play
Miss Faith Appleby a Mount Saint Mary Seminary senior at Hooksett New Hampshire has been chosen for the leading part in Joan of Arc to be presented on Commencement day June eleventh.
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Faith Appleby
Devens Street
Mount Saint Mary Seminary Hooksett
N. H
Maynard Luncheon Seals Season for Club Work
Maynard May 15 The annual meeting of the Maynard Womans Club closed the season with a full high school auditorium and a large turnout of members and district officers. The event highlighted officer elections and reports, welfare contributions, and community service including hospital donations and support for schools and veterans. Mrs Essa Case was re elected president with a full slate of officers and committees named for continued club activities and events.
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Maynard
Maynard Womans Club
Nord
la Lith
Bedford Veterans Hospital
Helen Whittier
Case
Essa Case
Brdna Farnell
Olive Cross
Helena Murphy
Bertha Whitney
Hilda Kotila
Mary Morse
Mary Sanderson
Margaret Parker
Grace Salloway
Lillyian Walker
Nellie Wilson
Mary Mahoney
Carrie King
Sarah Boicourt
Flora Macurda
Memorial Day Services Set by West Acton G A R Post
West Acton memorial services announced by Commander Towne of Isaac Davis Post 1 No 138. Sunday services at Universalist church May 26 with address by Rev. A T Toreleff. Memorial Day events May 30 include assembly at GAR hall 7 30 am parade 8 15 am to Woodlawn cemetery 9 00 am and 10 00 am at Edward Quimby Square for exercises. Participants include Woman's Relief Corps American Legion Auxiliaries Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
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Towne
Isaac Davis
Universalist
South Acton
A. T. Toreleff
Gar Hall
Acton Centre
Woodlawn Cemetery
Edward Quimby
Acton
West Acton
Sydney J Edwards Square
Baptist
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Plans Expanded Facilities
May 15 meeting at Cooperative hall discussed the Maynard Rod and Gun Club’s purchase of a large clubhouse by Stow Pond. Plans include skeet and rifle ranges, a sun parlor and kitchen, with a Memorial Day skeet shoot expected. Over 100 members now join and local sportsmen contributed.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Maynard’ Rod and Gun Club
Joseph Deh.nair
Rod and Gun Club
Ee Pond
Ca Se
Ser
Ralph Tee
B. J. Coughlin
Nerty
Ralph
Stuart
Maynard Organize Ball Team Faces Melrose For Two Games
Maynard's ball team has played two games this season and is favored to give a strong show. Connors assisted by Alwell and local sports writer timing the burden of reporting a promising start. Chysus and Cowles have tones of support as gate receipts are watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Eas P and
Connors
Alwell
Ted
Emae
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Tthel Lovely
Heads Club
Lawrence DeMolay
J. Lehto
Sehto
Lampila
Moore Kon
Tervo
N. Keto
Kujala
Maynard Thespians
Mr. Pim
Grangers
Herbert E. Berry
Concord Parade
Bedford
Corcine Ngs
Erate
Ts Emges
Edison
Ashland
Emerson Hospital
Woodworth
Pratt
R.T. Loring
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Legion Auxiliary
Maynard Woman's Club
Harry A. B
Newtonville
American Home Department
General Federation of Womans’ Clubs
American ‘Home Department
Cnds
High Studoh
William Boicourt
Rae
Presidink
Saunders
Eee
Haiph
Swampstone
Rémms
Annie Young
Rank Bradley
Charlotte Stockbridge
I Nard
Education
Garrie
Derby
West Con
Music Dépertmence
Arthur P. Curtis
Marlboro
Ebva Frye
Besa Case
Mra
Mary Scunderson
U.S. Veteran's Hospital
U. S
Red Cross of Marlboro
Margaret Fernald
Elizabeth Benson
First Corps Cadet Band of
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