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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1927
Page
4
Residents hosted guests from New York and New Hampshire. Community members gathered for services at local churches, grave decorations planned by a committee, and an upcoming Maynard social at Haywood Park. The Kaleva resort reopens its summer season at Fort Pendleton.
A talk by Ms Harry Gardner of the State Department of Education is planned at the Commercial Room in the high school on Thursday. The discussion, titled The Two Nature of the Teacher's Work, will address professional duties and classroom practice.
The purchase covers about twenty five acres near a renowned freshwater lake in the Lake region, expanding holdings to include a long stretch at the lake’s end. The tract anchors ownership of roughly 500 acres in a single block, in a town famed for its beauty on Cape Cod.
The Public Health Nurse Association will hold a regular meeting at the Selectmen's room at 3 PM on Thursday. Rev Ernest Gillie a Harvard Theological School student preached at St Georges Church Sunday. Clifford Jones former grand chancellor of K of P will speak at the memorial service sponsored by Progressive Lodge K of P next Sunday afternoon. Elmer Dawson and Miss Alice Grigas filed intention of marriage at the town clerk's office. Mr and Mrs Thomas Finan of Concord celebrate the birth of a daughter last week. Columbus Rainville credited with making the first birdie at Maynard Country Club this season when his drive from No 1 green hit a robin.
The annual Finnish Congregational Churches of America meeting runs May 26 to 30 at Walnut Street and Walnurst churches Maynard. Rev Ralph Barker will welcome delegates. sessions include forenoon afternoon and evening talks and a public concert Monday at Colonial Hall. Memorial Day features a Young People Christian Endeavor lunch and an open air meeting at Walnut Street church lawn. Delegates from across the county attend. speakers include Rev F K Emeritus, Rev George Walker, Rev J Lillback, and J Krtaneny Batinitisher of ima. student. Mike Talus travels from Nasel, Washington.
Frank J. DeMars Post will lead Memorial Day observances with veterans from all wars invited to join. A parade forms at Roosevelt School at 8 30 and proceeds to Glenwood cemetery with services at the G A R lot. Local clergy invited and readings include Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and a poem. Decorations planned for Glenwood and St Bridget's cemeteries along with river and bridge ornamentation. Refreshments afterward on Roosevelt school grounds.
Maynard Country Club hosted the largest weekend turnout of the season with many guests registering from across the county. Members reported prime course conditions and fast greens as golfers enjoyed a busy day from morning to night. The Cloverleaf girl scouts practiced bird identification and calls during a woodland hunt Sunday evening from 6 to 8 30.
Rev John Connors a young priest from Cambridge celebrated Mass at St Bridget s Church at 9 this morning. He served as counselor of the boys at Camp Joyce Kilmer the parish camp at Scituate for two years. Boys remembered Father Connors with a gift.
Maynard jury with two Superior Court officers visited Summer Street crossing in Middlesex County. The probe relates to the Greeley case from December three years ago when his small coupe was struck by a train. Greeley was found unconscious sixty yards from the crossing and hospitalised. Attorney John J Shaughnessy represents Greeley. witness Frank Sheridan of Sheridan's Ors Shegstra testified.
The Maynard Enterprise seeks the oldest living graduate from Maynard High School, 1915 to 1926, after earlier records were lost in a 1916 fire. A list of 314 graduates exists and readers are urged to provide information to identify the oldest alum.
Maynard May 25 The Assabet Valley baseball league was organized this week with teams from Stow Gleasondale Hudson Marlboro King Philip Sudbury and Berlin Edward Wetherbee of Gleason is president Harold Robbins Gleasondale secretary and William Parker Stow treasurer The season opens May 31 and the schedule committee will complete a schedule this week Plus village fire calls include a woodwork blaze near a fireplace at Sacie ener street and several chimney fires on Thompson Pleasant Great Road and Colbert Avenue Ful lerton Hat Shop in Maynard advertises a closing out sale of hats silk underwear and hosiery at 72 Main Street opposite the Post Office.
Milford High School remains top in the Midland League after beating Maynard 8 to 3 at Milford Town Park Saturday. Pitcher Peterson held Maynard to seven hits while Milford pounded two Maynard pitchers for fourteen, with Lombardi homering and Tierney, McLachlan, Bowen, and Merrilles contributing key hits.
The Legion Fourth of July committee met at Legion headquarters to plan fundraising ads for a monster fireworks display and dance at Vose Playgrounds on July 3. A Field Day follows at Crowe Park with new features anticipated.
Maynard High School hosted Wayland High School at Crowe Park this afternoon and will face Milford, the league leaders, next Saturday. The Midland League standings show Milford ahead with Marlboro and Hopkinton also in the mix. An unused track team rumor and a milford contest with Kane at second base were noted. Billy Morratt umpired a Westboro versus Marlboro game. Maynard defeated Hudson- Tirestone 14-7 in a midweek twilight game with a big five run rally in the fifth. Middlesex League games this week include Townsend at Maynard with a return in town next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Enoch Burgess express sincere appreciation for the sympathy shown in the death of their foster relative Andrew Brewster. They especially thank the employees of Cellulose Products Inc.
The banns for Mary Penney Veleno and Luigi Lalli were announced for the first time on Sunday. Miss Veleno is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pasquale Veleno of Colbert Avenue. The ceremony is scheduled for Sunday June 5.
Rickles Shoe Store in Maynard Massachusetts advertises a sale featuring all stylish makes including 5 and 10 sizes. The promotion emphasizes broad selection and discounts.
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