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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1928

Page

3

Local guests and church services noted in community column

Alice S Chester and daughter Josephine of Lynn attended Guyer Fowler Road Street feast with special Ascension services Bridget's Church schedules include 5 45 7 and 8. The milk consumption in May is estimated at 5000 quarts daily. Mr and Mrs Thoodore Lowney of Watertown visited relatives here for the weekend. Daniel O'Connell of Marlboro visited friends here over the weekend.

Alice S. Chester Daught Josephine of Lynn Guyer Fowler Rd Street Maynard Thoodore Lowney Watertown Daniel O'Connell Marlboro

Twi light Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Twi light Club held its annual meeting on Thursday evening. Thomas Maley was elected president with John Hannon as secretary and James C. Mahoney as treasurer. Thomas O Heir, Daniel Colbert, and John Hannon became the house and grounds committee. The opening dinner is set for May 30 with Police Commissioner Wilson and Inspectors Claflin and Barrett invited as guests.

Twilight Club Thomas Maley John Hannon James CC. Mahoney Thomas O’heir Daniel Colbert Wilson Claflin and Barrett Boston Police Department

Forty Hours Devotion At St Casmir Parish

St Casmir parishioners filled St Bridget's church during the forty hours devotion led by Rev Thomas Patalong of the Francis de Sales order. Services ran from 5:45 AM to 8:00 PM, reflecting strong congregational turnout last week.

St. Casmir’s St. Bridget's Church Thomas Patalong St. Francis de Sales Order

Railroad cross street safety upgrades discussed in Maynard

A May 16 conference between the Board of Selectmen and Boston and Maine Railroad inspectors debated installing standard double flash highway crossing signals at town crossings. They will propose removing Concord Street and Mill Street crossings, with looping plans to carry traffic over Acton Street and Great Road crossings.

Maynard Board of Selectmen Boston and Maine Concord Street Mill Street Acton Street Great Road

Maynard Methodist News and Conference Highlights

Sunday services at 9 30 and 10 45 include a district sermon by Dr J L Ivey and a 2 30 first quarterly conference chaired by D Ivey. Epworth League at 6 30, motion pictures at 7 30, choir and orchestra, and a 8 30 Home Circle hour with Philathea social. J A MacPherson wins Middlesex League supply contract.

Methodist Episcopal Church Maynard Charles EB. Carroll Brooks Street William Naylor John L. _ Ivey D. D Worcester Hiram Parkin Elsie Howard D. Ivey Epworth Ray of Life House of Life E. V. Hinchliffe New England Deaconess Association Philathea Ladies’ Aid Society Nelie Smith General Conference Emma Greenhalgh Margaret Gates Lizzie Hooper

Maynard H S defeats Hopkinton 8 to 1 in Midland League

Maynard High School trounced Hopkinton High School 8 to 1 at Crowe Park. Sipola led with four hits including a triple. Zaporeski and Lovering contributed key hits as Maynard surged with a six-hit burst in the fourth. Lovering earned the win while Hopkinton scattered eight safeties.

Maynard H. S Hopkinton H. S Crowe Park Lent Marlboro Sipola Zaporeskie Lawson Lovering Billy Lovering Hopkinton Supola Maynard Siipola McMillan Cronin Holt Sczeren Zapireskie Kane al Connors H. S. Ab Sozezern White Essaae Lawson Lad Brayden Wilcox Ovens Css Hopkinton H Crowley I. Crowley PEP Telelverci Sac Adams Nur Sess Brown Frigard Aporeski W. Brayden Connors Zaporeski Kirby Wardzalla Wheeler

Maynard T. T. Opens Midland League Schedule at Townsend

Maynard T. T. is set to begin Midland League play with a Saturday game at Townsend while Townsend visits Maynard the following Sunday.

Maynard Arts and Crafts Exhibit Show Opens

The public schools hold their annual drawing and crafts exhibit May 23 in the Audit orium. Open all day and evening with classes visiting morning and afternoon. Evening public invited. day hours 1 30 4 30 and 7 9 p m. Junior High and High school pupils demonstrate crafts. grade school children barred after 6 p m due to limited hall space.

Girl Scouts Attend State Review at Boston Arena

Cloverleaf Troop joins Lillian Townsend Jane Boicourt Mrs Sarah Boicourt Ellen Helen Swanson Ruth Marsden Alice Larsen Francis Nordberg Laura Esther Merrill at the state review of Girl Scouts held in Boston Arena Saturday Musical Night planned by Cloverleaf Troop at Congregational church vestry Friday features piano solos by Doris Dawson and Jane Boicourt a vocal solo by Dorothy Marsden group songs directed by Ethel Carlson and several special numbers

Cloverleaf Troop Girl Scouts Lillian Townsend Jane Boicourt Sarah Boicourt Ellen Helen Swanson Ruth Marsden Alice Larsen Francis Nordberg Laura Esther Merrill State Review of Girl Scouts Boston Arena Cloverleaf the Congregational Church Doris Dawson Dorothy Marsden Ethel Carlson

Junior Prom a Brilliant Social Event at Maynard

Maynard May 16 The High School Auditorium was crowded Friday night for the Junior Prom. The Class of 1928 earned praise for a splendid function with purple and silver decorations and a tentlike hall. Grand march led by Waine Sjoblom and Tynne Kanhas, followed by Albert Connors and Sarah Hallowell. Music by Morey Pearl's orchestra and refreshments served.

Maynard Waine Sjoblom Tynne Kanhas Albert Connors Sarah Hallowell Sydney Task Howard King Tania Fingard Elizabeth Murray

Milford and Maynard H S to clash in baseball at Crowe Park

Milford H S leads Hop Ripper coached squad as they chase league title in a Saturday game at Crowe Park against Maynard H S. A 3 o clock start is set with Maynard also scheduled to visit Ashland H S this afternoon while Midland League standings show Milford and Marlboro near the top.

Milford H. S Maynard H. S Crowe Park Hop Ripper Milford Maynard Ump Ashland H.S Hopkinton L. PC Marlboro Hudson Westboro

Homemakers Form Permanent Unit in Concord

In Concord North Quarter homemakers voted to form a Permanent Unit of the Middlesex County Extension Service. Officers include Mrs. Oscar Be vk president and Mrs. Joseph Smith vice president. Monthly homemaking instruction is planned with meetings on meal planning and seasonal topics.

Concord Middlesex County Extension Service Oscar Beckvold Joseph Smith Peverill Peterson Mirs Maxwell Burbank Roy Hodgman Beatrice Billings Everett Street

Mothers Day Services at Methodist Church Observe Devotion

Mother's Day was observed with special services at the Methodist church. Residents of the Home for Aged Women attended the morning service as Rev. Charles BE Carroll preached on "World's Debt to Motherhood." Epworth League officers were installed at 7 p.m.

Home For Charles BE. Carroll Epworth League

Freshmen and school games highlight local sports

Charley Manly led the M A G freshmen to two firsts and a second in a dual meet with Holyoke High. Bob Asbjorson moves to Pittsfield in the Eastern League after a strong batting practice. Maynard Junior High beat Bedford 4 2 at Crowe Park. Toolin helped New Hampshire State College sweep Boston College in track. Maynard clubs stay cold weather contenders as HC Freshmen face BC Freshmen. For sale a furnished bungalow at 353 Westford Street Lowell.

Charley Manly M. H Holyoke H Bob Asbjorson Concord H Pittsfield Bob

May Day Entertainment At Maynard Grange

May nard Grange hosted a May Day program at Cooperative hall with attendees from nearby towns. Adelaide Sims directed the event featuring piano duets by Dorothy Burnham and Alan Rivela, solos by Ruth Bishop, duets by Marion Ledgard and Loraine Koch, plus songs, readings, a Negro song impersonation, and a May basket presentation to Edmund Whitney with two minor baskets donated by Mrs. Sims.

Maynard Maynard Grange Cooperative ‘Halle Adelaide Sims Dorothy Burnham Alan Rivela Ruth Bishop Loraine Koch Marion Ledgard Ruth Hull Alice Helen Hird Annie Floyd Marion Forbes Acton Reading Nettie Wells Concord Edmund Whitney Sr. Sims William

May baskets auctioned by Concord residents

Hayward was auctioned and bought by Mrs. Hunt of Concord. May baskets were donated by Mrs. Irvin Howe, Mrs. Gracely, Mrs. Margaret Whitney, Mrs. Annie Thompson, Mrs. Braith, Mrs. Josephine Ledgard, Miss Irene Martin, and Mrs. Adelaide Sims.

May Sale at Fullenton Hat Shop

Large stock of hats dresses and coats with great price reductions at Fullenton Hat Shop 72 Main Street Mayhard opposite the Postoffice. Bargains abound as customers visit the May sale event.

Fullenton Hat Shop Main St Maynard the Postoffice Main Street Mayhard Postoffice Iadv

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Maynard, Mass Aynard & Acton Oil Co H. W. Burlaw Prop Pennsylvania South Acton Prades Ree!—Air &Water—Crank Case Service Gutteridge the Jeweler Jeweler Nason St. Tel Yich B&m.rr J. A. MacPherson Middlesex County League H.S Maynard T. T Townsend Girl Scouts AT State Review the Safe Drug Store Maynard Junior H. S Bedford Junior H. S Toolin Leominster H. S New Hampshire State College Boston College Normie Sims Mike Vodoklys Holy Cross Freshies Boston College Freshies Byrd South Pole Sinola Westford St Lowell Mass Ilocal Grange Harold Whitney Concord St. Maynard Painter J. W. Bradley Contractor Parker St Tel Maydale Maydale Spring CO Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co Main St. Marlborough Main St. Hudson Main St. Maynard
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