Women’s Club Holds Annual Meeting With Installations
The annual Women’s Club luncheon and meeting were held at the Robin Inn on Wednesday. Members adjourned to the living room for community singing before the officers were installed. New president Elsie Jons and vice presidents Marguerite Bowen and Mary Top will lead the club for the coming year, with Frances Davis as house committee chair. Retiring president Grace Learn received pink roses from Frank Mien on behalf of the club, with director guests in attendance.
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Mariory Rer
Mary BF Top
Department of A
B. Reed
Carrie ‘Willett
House
Plorence Davis
Frank Mien
Grace.o
Sawyer
Curtis
Robblen
Bein
Baxter
Taattin
Trinitarian Church Concord Announcement Schedule
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord lists events for May including Rev Gail Maas PhD pastor. Friday May 18 at 5 30 p m Boy Scouts Troop 2. Sunday May 20 at 9 30 a m service.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Maas
Gail, Cleland
Immediate Sermon and Church Activities Planned
Day School and Pastor's Bible Class convene at 10 45 a m Morning Worship. The Pastor will preach on Immediately at 6 30 p m The Young People's Club meets at the church to proceed to an outdoors gathering Wednesday May 28 745 p m Midweek Service Covers Hebrews chapters 8 9 and 10.
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Young People’s Club
Young People Attend Conference at Littleton Church
The Young People's Club of the Trinitarian Congregational Church sent a 33 member delegation to a Sunday conference at the Littleton Church, the largest representation among churches. The total attendance was 203 at the meeting.
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Young People’s Club
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Littleton Church
Maynard Frank Crowley Recuperating After Operation
Maynard Frank Crowley is convalescing at his Summit Street home following an operation at Emerson Hospital.
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Frank Crowley
Summit Street
The
Emerson
Brush and chimney fires reported on Lexington and Byron streets
At 8 am Monday a brush fire on Stephen Flannery's land on Lexington road scorched old hoards and wood near the house. At 10 35 am a chimney fire hit Dominic Rizzitans residence at 2 Byron Street and at 12 40 pm a fire alarm sounded for a woodshed blaze near Antonio Rizzi's house on Bedford street. The damage was small. Antonio is Dominic's brother.
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Stephen ‘Flannery
Lexington Road
Dominic Rizzitans
Byron Street
Antonio Rizzi
Tano
Bedford Street
Antonio
Dominic
Peterson Takes Lead in Midland League Bowling
Harold Peterson, Maynard's star entrant, climbed into the lead in the fourth match of the Midland League Bowling sweepstakes at Ayer. He rolled 1064 for ten strings to top the field by four pins and hold 4165 through the standings. Vigeant 4161 Olson 4032 Hope 4032 Lord 3943 follow. The final match is set for next Tuesday night at Collins Alleys Marlboro.
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Peterson
Harold Peterson
Maynard
Ayer
Pete
Collins Alleys
iMarlboro
Vigeant
Olson
Hope
Lord
Shower Honors Miss Judith Nordberg at Wendy Newton Home
Miss Judith Nordberg was surprised at a shower hosted by Miss Mary Newton with former schoolmates from Arlington and Abington. The yellow and white decor featured a large May basket as the centerpiece. Guests played games, enjoyed music, then refreshments, as Miss Nordberg's engagement was announced.
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Judith Nordberg
Mary Newton
Arlington
Abington
Miss Nordberg
Fowler Bows to 75 Years with Maynard Celebration
Herbert B. Fowler, lifelong Maynard resident born at the Elm Court homestead, reached his 75th birthday May 15. Relatives and friends from Quincy, Boston, Concord, Worcester and beyond gathered at his home to honor the occasion with gifts and well wishes. He is the son of Henry Fowler and has contributed to town betterment. his wife two daughters Lena Cahoon and Grace Lambert and five grandchildren joined the observance.
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Herbert B. Fowler
Ark
Fowler Homestead
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
Elm Ct
Henry Fowler
Maynard
Commonwealth
Lena Cahoon
Grace Lambert
Quincy
Boston
Concord
Fannie Raynard
Worcester
Tennis finals loom at Concord Country Club twilight event
The mixed doubles championship final at Concord Country Club pits Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Cameron against Miss Henderson and Harry B. W. Snelling. The Camerons advanced by defeating Miss Olive Butrick and Russell Robb 6 4 6 4.
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Concord Country Club
Alexander A. Cameron
Miss Henderson
Harry B. W. Snelling
Camerons
Olive Buttrick
Russell Robb
Ant’ Miss Henderson
Mr. Snel
Tennis players reach final after defeating Kellock and Cummin
Ling advances to the final round by defeating Mrs. Alberta Kellock and Gaylord Church Cummin in straight sets 6-4 6-2.
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Ling
Alberta Kellock
Gaylord Church Cummin
Boston and Maine Offers Montreal Excursion In March
Boston and Maine announces a Montreal excursion running March 18 to May 20 over Boston and Maine Rutland and Canadian Pacific lines. The route covers Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Quebec with sights in Montreal including McGill University and the waterfront. Tickets valid from Marlboro and on regular trains to Boston May 18. return from Montreal May 20. Fare is 10 dollars with half fare for under 12.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Montreal
Boston and Maine
Rutland
Canadian Pacific
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Quebec
Canada
North America
McGill University
Borseours
Marlboro
Boston
Yalem en Albainin Olympic Games
Marlboro reports Mrs Thomas Flynn on West Main street suffers grip. Henry Brewin works at Little Tree Farm Framingham. Mrs James Rickard of Berwick Maine visits friends in this city. Edward Granger from Deveny street works at McElwain factory Hudson. New Haven Conn E S Murphy Mechanic street Nine Yale undergraduates excused from jury service. Middlesex County jury in question.
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James Rickard
Berwick, Me
Edward Granger Deveny Street
McElwain Factory
Hudson
New Haven
Conn
E. S
Murphy
Mechanic Street
Yale
Middlesex County
Maynard Man Takes Radio Job With New York Times
Richard Hilferty of Maynard left for New York to join the New York Times as a radio operator. He previously served as Times radio operator during Commander Byrd’s flight to Europe and was the first to relay Byrd’s message of arrival in France. Byrd invited him to join the Antarctic expedition via the Times. Hilferty and his friend Donald Meserve of Hudson are involved.
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Charles Lindbergh
New York
Maynard
Richard _Hilferty
New York Times
Mr. Hilferty
Times
Byrd
Europe
France
Byrd Expedition
Hilferty
Donald *Meserve
Hudson Have
Petition for Administration of Mehegan Estate
Probate Court in Middlesex cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William Charles Mehegan of Concord to appear June 1 1928 in Cambridge to show cause why Edward F Mehegan should be granted letters of administration without bond. Public notice to run in Concord Enterprise for three weeks May 16 23 30 1928.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William Charles Mehegan
Concord
Gaid
Edward F.mehegan
Cambridge
Midee
Concord - Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
King P. Jordan
Register
Amateur Operated at Latter's Home With Messages Across Arctic
Reports describe an amateur operator who lived at the other party's home and relayed messages tied to the Millan expedition in the Arctic. The operator used Central Amp wireless to receive signals and forwarded them to The Times. Also advertised for sale a thoroughbred Washington asparagus and large lots from A. Flerra, Wag.
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Hay
Millan
Artic
MacMillan
Milferty
Col
Fiight
Central Amp
Times
Washington
A. Flerra
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Cleveland Heights
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West Main Street
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Little Tree Farm
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