Maynard News Briefs From A Busy Week
Maynard reported upgrades with a new gas arc light at the drug store entrance on Nason. A Baptist church supper and concert in West Acton drew local attendees including Holt Wilson Carney Wall and Phelps with the Maynard brass band. The town hosted lectures, theatre, and social events linked to the G. A. R. and local clubs while several residents made trips and attended rallies and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. HK. de Lee
Nason
Ernest Wetherbee
West Acton
Isaac Davis Post
W. R. Corps
A. D. Holt
L. D. Wilson
Teachers Association Holds Successful First Meeting
The newly organized teachers association met in the high school hall with 40 members present. A business session and a musical program featured F S Brick and local performers, with refreshments served. Stow and Maynard teachers form the group and a December reading by Mr Potter of Boston is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Brick
Tarbell
Hudson
Brigham
Alice Gethner
A. A. Hilferty
John Gibbon
Mary Parkin
F. 8. Brick
Stow
Maynard
Potter
Boston
Weathered schedule at Wilcox church services
Rev Frederick N Rutan outlines a full day plan with morning service Sunday school vesper and midweek service. He exchanges pulpits with Rev Silas Adams and presents The Creative Work of God. Clara Leighton soloist. Benevolent and Y P S C E groups meet. Miss Ethel Butterworth receives a gold handled umbrella and toilet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutan
C. E
Silas Adams
Union Church
Concord Junction
God
Yesper
Clara Leighton
Benevolent Society of
Ethel Butterworth
Bowlers Start Season With High Scores In Maynard Alleys
Cool weekend revived bowling with notable scores. Billett led at 127, newcomer Thomas McDonald hit 122, William Ingham 116, Jimmy Lent 112, and veteran Henry Price above 100. West Acton and South Acton bowlers plan teams, eyeing intertown league potential.
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Maynard
Billett
Thomas McDonald
West Acton
William Ingham
Aga Memento
Jimmy
Henry Price
L. Luoma
South Acton
Concord Junction
Hudson and Marlboro
Maynard Hosts Notre Dame of South Boston In Season Opener
Maynard meets Notre Dame of South Boston Monday evening in the season opener. Maynard’s lineup features John Kelly Frank Archer Li A Sebastian Frank Murray John Punch and Benny Vaughn. Notre Dame’s roster includes Mahoney Caulfield Fitzpatrick Regan Ambrose and McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
South Boston
Maynard
John Kelly
Frank Archer
Li A. Sebastian
Frank Murray
John Punch
Benny Vaughn
Mahoney
Caulfield
Fitzpatrick
Regan
Ambrose
McCauley
Halloween parties held by local social groups
Eight club members met at Grace and Gertrude Haynes home for Halloween with 12 attendees enjoying games and refreshments. May King hosted a party for several friends, Clara Yapp entertained her guests, the Priscilla club gathered at Mrs. Roderick McIver’s home for an evening of fun, and Annie Jennings gave a further party on Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. B. Society
Grace
Gertrude Haynes
May King
Clara Yapp
Priscilla Club
Roderick Mciver
Frank Rand Dead. Oakdale Native Buried in Acton
Frank Rand age 49 died in Oakdale Tuesday of last week and was buried Thursday morning in Acton. He was a brother of another Frank Rand of this town and is survived by two brothers George of Oakdale and Alonzo of Southbridge, and a sister Mrs Nellie Costa of Passaic New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rand
Oakdale
Acton
Mr. Rand
Frank
George
Alonzo
Southbridge
Nellie Costa
Passaic
N. J
Twilight club hosts Halloween party at Lake Boon cottage
Twilight club members hosted a Hallowe en party at their Lake Boon cottage with 30 attendees enjoying games music and dancing. Miss Zaidee Brown of the Boston library commission plans to visit public schools Monday to instruct pupils in the new system while teachers meet Russ Brown at the library for a 3 30 pm briefing. Mr and Mrs Theodore Lowney Belmont announce a baby boy born Tuesday morning. Mrs B Driscoll and Mrs Daniel Lowney visit the Belmont family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Lawrence
Samuel Parker
Jane Turnbull
Leominster
Joseph Hird
Hird
Anna Coughlin
Brooks St
Hallowe’en
John D. W. Chester
Lowell
Charles Bradley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
Raymond Palmer
Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Zaidee Brown
Library Commission of
Boston
Russ Brown
Theodore Lowney
Belmont
B. Driscoll
Daniel Lowney
Mrs. Lowney
Halloween observance at M ms church social success
The Epworth league hosted the Y S C E guests from the Congregational church at the M rs church in a Thursday evening event with about 100 attendees. Rev A Morrill Osgood welcomed visitors, Rev F NRut an replied, followed by readings by Grace Hull and performances by Mary Parmenter May Parkin and Frank E Sanderson on Victor Victroia. An entertaining concert concluded with games and a fine supper. Committee Archibald Livingstone with Nina Clark Bertha Binks Edna Bincheliffe assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Hallowe
Grace Hull
Mary Parmenter
May Parkin
Frank E. Sanderson
Victor Victroia
Archibald Livingston
Nina Clark
Bertha Binks
Edna Bincheliffe
Blessing of Light and Matchless Mother Sermons
Rev A Morris Uusgood preached The Blessing of Light in the morning and The Matchless Mother in the afternoon. Sunday offerings include The Cup of Woe and The Satisfactory Son as part of the golden text series. Lotus quartet of Boston to perform Tuesday evening November 19 with a sold out Maynard audience expected. Friday features the usual church fellowship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morris Uusgood
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Maynard Woman's Club to Meet at Masonic Hall
The November gathering of the Maynard Woman's club will convene Tuesday afternoon in Masonic hall. Mrs. Henry Coolidge Mulligan will give the address. she leads the state federation of Women’s clubs. A musical program by Reba Taylor and Gladys Taylor is planned, with current events read and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
N Masonic Hall
Henry Coolidge Mulligan
Mulligan
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Reba Taylor
Gladys Taylor
Maynard Checker Club challenges Concord for season matches
The Maynard Checker club issues a challenge to Concord to a series of friendly games during the season. The notice appears in The Enterprise with other local listings including room rentals and a whitewashing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Concord
Maynard
Checkers
Maynard Checker
Maynard Checker Club
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