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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1926

Page

6

Local wedding party includes several flower girls

The ceremony featured bridesmaids and flower girls listed as We Gettler, Virginia Jorh, Doris Bean, Ruth Hodges, Dorothy Lent, Genee Sullivan, Dorothy Rosemaussen, and others in attendance from the wedding party.

We Gettler Brideamalda Virginia Jorh Doris Bean Ruth Hodges Dorothy Lent Genee Sullivan Dorothy Rosemaussen Flower Girls

Maynard William Jones Recovers From Pneumonia Attack

William Jones Maynard aged octogenarian recovers from pneumonia. Michael Crotty Jr. joins Bradley Delecate general store staff in Falmouth. Mrs. Mary Williams and sister visit brother William Irwin in Acton Street. Glen Swett and Paul Hilander hunt Maine for game while William McCormack fills in at Johnson Pharmacy. Waldemar Niemilan returns from Minneapolis after League of Cooperatives meeting and visits northern Michigan.

William Jones Vonder Min Road Michael Crotty Jr Falmouth Bradley Delecategen Mary Williams Margaret Wisher Toronto William Irwin Acton Street Glen Swett Paul Hilander Maine William McCormack Johnson Pharmack Swett Waldemar Niemilan United Cooperative Store Minneapolis League of Cooperatives Mr. Niemila Michigan

James Whalen Wins Turkey at Local Whist Party

The Clinton Auxiliary turkey whist at Odd Fellows hall drew 54 tables, the largest in town in years. James Whalen took first prize a turkey, with Mrs McGorty Hudson second a chicken and Sylvia Erickson third a dozen eggs.

Clenon Odd Fellows Ball James Whalen McGorty Hudson Sylvia Erickson Minnie Downey Leonard Smith Louis Evers Louise Comeau Catherine Murray

Vinegar's Vaudeville Agency Featured at Parish Reunion

The annual St. Bridge parish reunion will be held Thanksgiving night at Colonial Hall. A scheme titled Vinegar's Vaudeville Agency features a farce by James Farrell and John Sheridan with Miss Anna Thane. Sheridan's orchestra will provide dancing music.

St. Bridget's Parish Colonial Hal Vinewar James Farrell John

Maynard Rainbow Girls Institute New Assembly

Maynard Assembly No. 21, Order of Rainbow Girls, was instituted at Masonic hall with officers installed. Lula Grobrecht chaired supreme council, and the ceremony included officers such as Ruth advisor Dew Johnson, Mary Richards, Eleanor Morse, and Elizabeth Binks. Guests from Maynard and nearby towns attended and a 6 p.m. supper preceded the meeting.

Maynard Maynard Assembly Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Hall Lula Grobrecht A Supreme Ruthe A Martin Tte Johnson Charity Lith Wening Hope Doris Gardner Faith Jamieson Treasford Irmain Howard Dii Phyllis Priest Des Prescott Hagley Mansley Marion Cole Florence Babson Elizabeth Leithead Elaine Holland Vireginia Lawson Evelyn Milton Eleanor Morse Elizabeth Binks Eleanor Jones Ruth Foxi Margret Allen Barbara Storkbridge Ruth Berglind Helen Tucker Louise Johnston Mary Richardson Myrtle Phillips Gertrude Weaving Fdna Paine Kether Murray Gertrude Mundasie Lillian M. Goettler

Weekend Visitors Reported Across Clinton and Manchester

Mr and Mrs Dominick Moore and family of Clinton visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Moore on Ma plestreet. Mr and Mrs William Hamlin and daughter Ruby stayed with friends in Manchester New Mexico over the weekend. James Mahoney notes talent from the White Musical Bureau will perform at a Maynard Council R of meeting at the first gathering in December.

Dominick Moore Clinton William Moore Maplestreet William Hamlin Ruby Manchester N.M James Mahoney White Musical Bureau Maynard Council R

Lions Paw Club Hosts Red Hat Tournament Opener

The Lions Paw Club pitch and cribbage team and West Acton Odd Fellows stage a red hat tournament in West Acton with three points separating the teams at half time after four games. The first second half game is set for Friday evening at the Lions Paw club.

Lions Paw Club West Acton Odd Fellows Steading West Acton Lions Paw Lion'’s Paw Club

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