Joint installation events and social notices in Riverside area
In Masonic Hall and High School Auditorium details of upcoming meetings are listed. The Riverside Cooperative Association marks a 29 year tenure with staff changes. May Woman's Club hosts a music program after a dinner, with guests including Charles A. Long and Herbert Martin.
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Ladies’ Friary
AOH
Masonic Hall
He Maynard
Ular
Cynthia Dyn m
Artin
Margaret May
Nein
AMER RESIDENT DIES IN FULTON NEW YORK
Samuel Lawton a former resident of this town died Saturday in Fulton New York. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at his brother Georges home on Lincoln Street with Rev. William Court officiating and hymns by Mrs. William Duck. Lawton aged 61 was born in England came to May as a boy and served on the Board of Selectmen for about 25 years and was past master of Welch lodge A F and A M. He worked as a master mechanic at a Woolen Company mill and had moved to Enfield New Hampshire since last May. He is survived by his wife Florence and son Ralph of New York City a sister Mrs. William Daw Mcanture and brothers Ert of this town and Goneord Junction.
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Samuel Lawton
Fulton N. Y. Y
Mayyard
George
Iincomn
Wm. Court
William Duckh
Charles A. Welch Lodge We
Lawton
William Daw- Mcanture
Goneord.Junction
All Saints and All Souls Observances At St Brid
City congregations attended thrice/days at St Brid church for Feast of All Saints and All Souls. Masses were celebrated at 5:45, 7, and 8 o'clock with services Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Annual Meeting Notice of Concord Co-operative Bank
The Concord Co-operative Bank of Concord Massachusetts will hold its annual shareholders meeting at the Banking Office in the Friends Block on Wednesday evening November 16 1927 at eight oclock. Officers to be elected for the ending year and other business as provided by law. Benjamin Moody Clerk November 2 9
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Concord
Mass
Friend’s Block
Benjamin Moody
Local notes on guests and community events in Kingston area
Professor and Mrs Burt Hart of Kingston hosted by Mrs A T Haynes. Thomas Quirk tripped at work and broke a leg, sent to a Brookline hospital by mill ambulance. Maynard High travels to Milford for final Midland League game after a tie with Marlboro. Cochituate Town Team to play semi pro football at Crowe Park with coach Galdu, a former Tufts star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Hartwell
Kingston
R. I
A. T. Haynes
Thomas Quirk
Maple Street
Assabet
Brookline
Mill Ambuance
Maynard High School
Marlboro
Milford
Cochituate Town
Maynard
Crowe Park
Galdu
Tufts
Cochituate
Robert McGarry
Brooks Street
Hallowe'en
William McCarry
St.icks Street
James C. Mahoney
Elizabeth
Concord Street
Worcester
Southbridge
Francis O’brien
Milton
Robert Jackson
Medford
Crusaders Hold Halloween Party at Colonial Hall
St Anthony Crusaders a new Italian society held a Halloween party at Colonial Hall Monday night attended by a capacity crowd. It was the first social event under the society. Proceeds will go to civic and religious betterment of the Italian community.
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St. Anthony Crusaders
Colonial Hall
Costume Party at Coonive Hall Draws Wide Attendance
The Lions Paw Club hosted a costume party at Coonive Hall on Saturday night. The hall was crowded with guests from nearby towns and a lively program and dance followed. Harry Brigham of Marlboro promoted the event and entertained with songs, a favorite in Maynard.
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Lions Paw Club
Coonive Hall
Harry Brigham
Marlboro
Maynard
Legion Auxiliary Delegation at County Council Meeting
Miss Grace Sweeney president and Miss Eleanor Jones secretary led a Maynard Legion Auxiliary delegation at a County Council meeting in Cochituate. The group announced an upcoming November 8 installation of officers with Mrs. Elizabeth McNamara of Cambridge in charge of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sweeney
Legion Auxiliary
Eleanor Jones
Mary Jones
Cochituate
Maynard Auxiliary
Elizabeth McNamarra
Cambridge
Marriage Banns Published At St Bridget’s Church
Banns of marriage announced for Margaret O'Brien daughter of Daniel and Mrs O'Brien of Altham Street and James O’onnell of Southboro. The ceremony is set for Monday November 14.
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St Bridget’s
Margaret O’brien
Daniel O’brien
Altham Street
James O’onnell
Southboro
Halloween Party Entertained Boston Friends at Home
Miss Dorothy Gruber entertained about thirty Boston friends at a Halloween party held at her parents home on Acton Street Sunny Evening. The tastily decorated house featured Halloween games and a collation was served.
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Dorothy Gruber
Boston
Mrs
Julius Gruber
Acton Street
Brown Suede Pumps Debut at Ickles Shoe Store
Just arrived on Style in brown suede pumps at Ickles Shoe Store in Oppool. The new arrivals highlight chic design and affordable fashion for upcoming season shoppers.
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Ickles Shoe Store
Oppoolworths
Adv
Maynard High School News Bulletin Highlights
A senior class social drew a large crowd with music by Specks Sinfonians. Report cards for the first two months will be issued this week. Maynard’s football team saved a moral victory against Marlboro despite a first quarter threat, Kane returning a fumble to the goal. The Screech Owl inaugural issue received strong support from students and townspeople. Miss Reid’s girls basketball practices begin with high expectations after little graduation loss. A Sioux Indian gave an informative talk on his tribe with an Indian war dance. Maynard travels to Milford Saturday for the Midland League finale, aiming to replicate the Marlboro defense. Mr. Messersmith from Cellulose Products Inc. gave an engaging talk on manufacturing and the value of study in science and languages using plant samples.
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Maynard
Marlboro High
Marlboro
Kane
Maynard High
Milford
C. P. Messersmith
The
Cellulose Products Inc
Exhibit access extended for pupils
An opportunity to examine the exhibit was extended to the pupils, allowing them to view the display longer and ask questions.
Halloween Celebrators Clean Windows Under Watchful Eyes
Halloween in Maynard featured town wide costumes and masks with no major disturbances. A group of youngsters collided with police while marking Main Street store windows, then spent time washing windows under the licemen's stern gaze. Several home parties followed with usual Halloween games and remarks about strict supervision.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church Maynard Service Schedule
The Union Congregational Church in Maynard lists a 9:45 a.m. church school with senior and junior departments, a 10:45 a.m. morning worship including the sermon The Seven Blunders of the World, 6 p.m. C E meeting, and a 7 p.m. union gathering in the Church on the Square. The finish Congregational Church on Walnut street will repay last Sunday evening’s call, with special musical features featuring the musical law. The public is invited.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard William Boicourt
Union
Walnut Street
Activities Noted at Congregational Church
Last Sunday Ruth Marsden Alice Swanson and Murray Peppard joined a Missionary Program at the Congregational Church School led by Miss Ethel Nordberg. The Junior department held a social at Union Congregational Church and will host an adult storytelling hour featuring Miss Alice Stewart of Watertown.
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Ruth Marsden
Alice Swanson
Murray Peppard
Spart
Congregational Church School
Ethel Nordberg
C.C. Murray
Union Congregational Church
Alice Stewart
Watertown
Maynard Woman's Club
Knights of Pythias District 12 meeting plans bowling league
John A. Mitzeavitch, William V. Cameron, Raymond H. Coulter, Martin G. Mosher, Charles J. Spence, Eric A. Edwards attended a District No. 12 Knights of Pythias committee meeting at Allston. Plans are under way for a district bowling league with teams from Brighton Lodge Allston Norumbega and Monitor Waltham Watertown Maynard and Newton. A large Progressive lodge delegation witnessed the Bank of Esquire exemplification on a large class of Pages. Progressive Lodge and guests are invited to the Grand Lodge entertainment Armistice Day November 11 at 8 p.m. at Ford Hall Ashburton Place Boston.
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Knights OF Phythians
John A. Mitzeavitch
William V. Cameron
Raymond H. Coulter
Martin G. Mosher
Charles J. Spence
Eric A. Edwards
Knights of Pythias
Allston
Brighton Lodge
Norumbeaga
Monitor
Waltham, Watertown
Maynard
Newton
Progressive Lodge
Brighton
Bank of Esquire
Grand Lodge
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Boston
Maynard Shieks and Doo Dads Tie 6-6 in Crowe Park Tilt
Maynard Shieks and the Doo Dads of Somerville played a 6 to 6 tie Sunday at Crowe Park before 600 fans. O'Toole scored for Maynard in the second half, while Cullen found the end zone for the Doo Dads in the final period. both conversions were missed.
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Maynard
Maynard Shieks
Doo Dads
Somerville
Crowe Park
O’tolle
Kitowicz
Cullen
O’brien
le Mitzcavitch
Buckley
O’donnell
Nyholm
Mcc
O'Toole
McDonald
Kelley
Maynard Men Hear Talk by M P Gaddis
The Businessmen's Association met at the United Cooperative Society Dining Hall with A Lahan presiding. M P Gaddis spoke for over an hour, outlining topics from the New Eggland Wholesalers Association and the Boston Boot and Shoe Club. A luncheon preceded the talk. Next meeting December 1 will feature insurance discussion.
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The
Businessmen’s Association
United Cooperative Society
Main Street
A. Lahan
M. P. Gaddis
New Eggland Wholesalers Association
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Lahn
Maynard Club Plans Gentlemen's Night Event
Maynard November meeting notes show the May or Woman's Club executive board at Mrs George H Gutteridges Brooks street home. Plans include Gentlemen's Night on November 29 with Dr Henry Crane speaking on The Time to Laugh and Mendelssohn Male Quartet selections. Attendees include Mrs Rachel McCleary and other members.
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Essa Case
Florence Dawson
Annie R. Naylor
Helena Murphy
Huldah Taylor
Hilda Kotila
Harriet Naylor
Lorena Kennedy
Mary Mahoney
Charlotte Stockbridge
Nellie, Wilson
Sadie Priest
Eleanor Martin
Womans Club
Cynthia Hadyn
Harvest Supper at Congregational Church Friday
The annual Harvest Supper by the Ladies Benevolent Society will be held at the Congregational church on Friday. Leo High School staff members A R C Cole and Now lit Biter Mullin spent the weekend with Mrs James Mullin and other local friends attended by principal Mullin.
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Ladies Benevolent Soaiery
Congregational Church
Biter Mullin
Theigh School
Leo
James Mullin
A. R.C. Cole
Cottage House For Rent On Monument Street Concord
Furnished six room cottage near centre with bath on Monument Street in Concord. Inquiries at Miss Houghton’s store. Adv by Charles Weaving of Boston.
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Monument Street
Concord
Centre
Arlington Town Team Defeats Sheiks 6–0 at Spy Pond
Arlington Town Team defeated the Sheiks 6 to 0 at Spy Pond on Saturday. Keefe scored the only touchdown in the second period after Arlington advanced downfield. A Maynard rush at Arlington’s eight yard line was ruled incomplete, depriving Arlington of a potential touchdown as time expired amid disputed officiating.
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Maynard
Navy
Sheiks
Arlington Town
Spy Pond
Keefe
Arlington
Surprise for Miss Claflin Hosts Halloween Party
Maynard November 2 A Halloween party at Sudbury street home hosted by Miss Margaret Claflin turned into a surprise gift event as she received a gold piece and a linen table cloth. Whist games and Halloween diversions preceded refreshments with Mrs Mary Brors winning first in whist, her sister Fanny second, and Miss Mary K R Mahan consolation.
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Maynard
Margaret Claflin
Sudbury Street
A O H Auxiliary Hosts Halloween Whist Night
The A O H Ladies Auxiliary held a well attended Halloween party at Masonic hall on Friday evening. Whist ran 8 to 10 with 25 tables. top scorers were Eleanor Martin, Margaret Sweerey, Mary Connors. men’s winner Douglas Morrill, Isaac Binks runner up. Beverages and games followed, including peanut hunt and doughnut eating races. committee members included Florence Wilder and others.
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Maynard
Masonic Hall
Eleanor Martin
Margaret Sweerey
Mary Connors
Douglas Morrill
Issac Binks
Thomas Smith
Beatrice Smith
John Hanson
Teresa Murray
Florence Wilder
Mary Flannery
Alice Joyce Margaret McCarthy
Alice Smith
Helen Cleary
Installation of Concord K of C Officers
John J. Donahue and staff installed Concord Council No. 287 K of C officers in Monument hall. New leaders include James E. Finan Jr. Grand Knight and Patrick Mullen Deputy Grand Knight with list of other officers. A chicken pie supper followed under a committee’s direction.
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John J. Donahue
DDSK
Francis Mullen
DSK
Worcester
Thomas Quirk
Milford
Phillip Devlin
Uxbridge
Concord Council
Monument Hall
James E. Finan Jr
Patrick Mullen
John Hutchinson
Edward Ross
Richard McSweeney
Thomas H. Mansfield
Frederick Lawton
Thomas McGrann Jr
Maurice McWalter
Jas. Ryan
William Dee
Daniel Sullivan
Community news note and church fundraiser event
Terrence J McHugh James Connorton and Richard B Hutchinson attended a junior high school session with enthusiastic displays in the school auditorium. A benefit dance for the Russian Orthodox Annunciat church will be at Cooperall hall on Saturday evening Nov 5. Mrs Edith Perkins and George Harford Burnett of Maynard plan marriage at the town clerk's office.
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Terrence J. McHugh
James John Connorton
Richard B. So Hutchinson
Cooperall Hall
Edith Perkins
Mayn
George Harford Burnett
Maynard
No sessions at Anthony's parochial school
Reported quiet day at Anthony's Parochial School Marlboro due to All Saints Ernest Breault, while Ernest Breault works as a carpenter at Westboro hospital. Miss Anita Thivierge runs a beauty parlor in Plymouth, Indiana and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alphonse Thivierge on Lincoln Street.
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Anthony’s
All Saints
Ernest Breault
Church Str
Westboro Hosel
Anita Thivierge
Pomouth
IN. H
Alphonse ‘Thivierge
Lincoln St
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O.dimber
Specks Sinfonians
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Miss Kennedy
Screech Owl
Stidents
Townspeole
Reid
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Chester Irwin
Prop
Charles Weaving
Eee
Glenwood
S. Sebastian
Main St
Miss Claflin
Andy
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Parke, Davis & CO
the Safe Drug Store
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Porrante
Georgies
Eureka
Main
Saar
Waal Etterest Chamez
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