Maynard People and Their Friends Get Together Notes
Local social items recount Maynard residents hosting visitors and attending events in Boston and nearby towns. Highlights include the St George choir at Symphony Hall Boston, musical performances by Miner and Boyle’s Lowell orchestra, birthday celebrations for Robert Lester, and many visiting family members from Cambridge, Manchester, and Rockville. Also noted are sports attendance at Harvard Yale games, a church parish meeting, and plans for a new Gately Motor Co. garage in Maynard.
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Youn Whitney
Maine
Fernand Lever
Hover
Albert
Diait College
St Cgeerie’. Roh Choir
Dams Cram
Novat Symphony Hall
Boston
Maynard Lodge
Miner and Boyle
Orchestra
Lowell
Lester
Mroan
Robert
Arthurs
Philip Weston
Acton Street
Brookline
Wouter
Counts CD
Amd
Leo Lowney
Thomas O' Heir
Howard Herbert
Boston College
Braves Field
Chasge Mimbes
Mieymard
Mars
Midward Williams
Cambridge
Timothy Moynihan
Hudson Loder
Boo
Oat Cooperative Hall
Mayneril
Arthur Cullapine
Albert Drechsler
Claxton Monroe
Win. Stockwell
Stacitin
James J. Miron
Theanorioan House
Walter Kelly
Main Street
Wwe Atom
Huster Wa Stockwell
Anna Reanien
St Bridgers Parish
Aid Hall
Wr. Henderson
Southbridge
William Lord
Stow
St. Petersburg
Fla
Auxiliary of Legion
Alice Bradshaw
Dandy
Frank Murphy
Summer Street
Mechanics Hall
Charles Knight
Framingham Hospital
Knigh
Ella Baldwin
Frank K. Taylor
Maynard Trust Co
Trust Company Officers Association
Young's Hotel
Kkoston
East End
West End
Crowe Park
Lucius Allen
Maynard Motor Co
Hartwell Motor Co
Littleton
Gately Motor Co
Main
Rivers Streets
Union Church enrolls large group for Sunday attendance program
Miss Irene Martin and Miss Ethel Butterworth lead a sizable enrollment of Union Congregational Church children and youths who pledge to attend Sunday mornings in November December and January. A merit pin rewards successful participants with up to two absences allowed if two evening meetings are attended. List of enrollees follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Martin
Ethel Butterworth
Union Congregational Church
Howard Weaving
Gertrude Weaving
George Weaving
Jane Boicourt
Robert
Fallonton Hat Shop Mid Season Sale Promises Values
Mid season hat sale continues until November 27 at Fallonton Hat Shop opposite the post office 66 Main Street Maynard. Prices listed include 2.96 3.96 4.96 and 86.96. Wonderful values at the local shop.
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Fallonton
Opp. P. O
Main Street
Maynard
Adv
Farm or Summer Home Wanted Near R Station
Wanted ad seeks farm or summer home of at least ten acres with an eight room house and modern conveniences within a mile of R station and schools. Contact W. P. McAuley at 69 Canal Street Boston.
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R. Ro
W. PL. McAuley
Canal Street
Boston
Probed Suit Club Scam Ties Boston Maynard Agents
Police investigate a statewide suit club operation in which New England Tailors Assn agents promised $75 value, $15 suits. Participants paid $2 down and $2 weekly for two weeks with weekly lucky-number draws for new suits, many receiving inferior garments after funds vanished. Several dozen members enrolled across Maynard and Boston.
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New England 2Otail Clothiers Ass
Police’ Department of
Boston
Maynard
Mem Gg
First Snow Storm Brings Cold Snap Across Region
The season's first real snow and a cold spell arrive Sunday night with near zero temperatures. Thermometers show 4 to 10 degrees above zero as residents shiver and garages report busy days thawing radiators. Old residents call it the coldest November 17 in memory.
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Jack Frost
Surprise party honors Miss Helen Cleary at home
Miss Helen Cleary was feted at her parents’ Summer Street home in a surprise party hosted by classmates. A ukulele was presented amid music, games, and refreshments, with attendees including Alice Doyle, Kat Meen finds, Mary Sheridan, Pauline Clark, Ruth Foster, Helen Jamieson, Paul Allen, Delma Kilkenney, Wi Far dy, Andrew Fardy, Charles Byron George Bariteau, and William Callaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cleary
Michael Cleary
Summer Street
Alice Doyle
Kat Meen
Mary Sheridan
Pauline Clark
Ruth Foster
Helen Jamieson
Paul Allen
Delma Kilkenney
Wi Fardy
Andrew Fardy
Charles Byron George Bariteau
William Callahan
Ford Crash Injures Policeman Near Nason and Summer
A Ford owned and driven by a Hudson man collided with a stationary police officer at the Nason and Summer streets corner on Sunday evening. The car was badly damaged and towed to the Coffin garage on Summer Street for repairs. The article notes the driver did not see the police vehicle before the impact.
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Hudson
Nason and
Summer Streets
Cofghlin
Summer Street
Stow Auxiliary Concert a Happy Success at Town Hall
Warren Wheler Wetherbeer Post American Legion Auxiliary held a successful concert and dance at Town Hall Stow last Saturday evening. The ladies thank all contributors through the Enterprise. Arrangements were led by Mrs Carlotta Robbins Miss Edith Newsham Mrs Uhinche Rueder Miss Sylvia Erichson.
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Stow A. L. Aux
Warren Wheler Wetherbeer
Frigard Starred In Andover Exeter Game
Armas Frigard former Maynard athlete and Andover halfback drew praise as the hardest hitting back in a recent Andover Exeter game. The Maynard crowd, including Principal R Cole and Coach Eddie Coughlin, gave him strong support. Frigard may enter Dartmouth after this year and is a standout in baseball basketball and track.
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Frigard
Andover-Exeter
Armas Frigard
Maynard
Andover
Andover Va
Exeter
Boston Globe
R Cole
Eddie Coughlin
Donnie O'Connell
Boo J. Coughlin
Frank Kamesh
Mark Kelley
Anthony Colombo
Ernest McDonald
Edward Kelley
Mia Chas. Wilcox
John Manning
Alno «Sorsman
S. Kangas
James J. Ledgard
Dartmouth
Erictiron
English Tea Party At St George’s Draws Crowd
The annual English Tea Party at St George’s Church held in the Masonic hall drew a large crowd. Cold meats and English tea cakes were served plentifully as Rev Arthur B. Papineau and church committee members oversaw the well attended event.
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St Atcorge
Masonic Hall
St George's
Arthur B. Papineau
Church Societie
Maynard K of C Concert Delights Colonial Hall Crowd
A Maynard council K of C sponsored concert at Colonial hall featured Crawford Adam a renowned violinist Janis Cheney pianist Theresa Sprague soprano and reader. Recitals and readings drew strong praise with the program organized by Sylvester Sullivan Joseph Burns John Hannon Timothy Duggan George Kaler and Patrick McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Sullivan
Joseph Burns
John Hannon
Timothy Duggan
George Kaler
Patrick McGrath
Martin Maaski Dies at Home from Tuberculosis
Martin Maaski age 48 died at his Florida road home Saturday afternoon after six days of confinement to his residence. He was single and employed at the Assabet mills. Funeral Mass at St Bridget's church Monday morning. Rev Francis Jablonski officiated. burial followed in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Martin Maaski
Florida Road
Sie
Assabet Mills
St. Bridget's Church
Francis Jablonski
St Casimir’s
Purial
St Bridget’s
Memorial Service for Mrs Daniel Lothrop At Unietartan Church Concord
Mrs S Fowler Mrs A T Hayne and Mrs Josie Brooks attended a memorial service for Mrs Daniel Lothrop at the Unietartan church in Concord on Sunday. Lothrop was a prominent writer of children stories and founder of the national chapter of the Children of the American Revolution. Danny O Connell a former out fielder of the local high school baseball team now runs a road business as a public stenographer with office at Ledgars newsstands and also works as a local public typist between selling papers.
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S Fowler
A. T. Hayne
Josie Brooks
Daniel Lothrop
Unietartan
Concord
Rx. Lothrop
The
Danny O'Connell
Ledgard
Newstors
Danny
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge to Exemplify Degree Work
Mizpah Rebekah lodge will exemplify degree work at Thursday evening meeting starting with a 6 pm business session and 7 pm supper. West Acton district deputy Mrs Rachel Haynes and her marshal will witness the degree. A Christmas sale is planned for December 5 at Cooperative hall followed by an entertainment. A Christmas tree and social will close the December meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Rachel Haynes
West Acton
Mizpah Lodge
Grange to Move Meetings to Cooperative Hall
Maynard Grange will hold meetings at Cooperative hall after January 1, 1925, on the second and fourth Thursdays instead of Tuesdays. The change follows Grange officials noting better fit for activities at the hall formerly used by Odd Fellows. Mrs Hattie Cleary, wife of William Cleary, died Tuesday in Ware and was buried Thursday. she is survived by her husband and two children.
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Minnie Mercus
Timothy Vigvina
Petroit
Mieh
Jo. Legard Jet
New York
Ein Mro
Thornton Edward
Manchester
Ruby Hamlin
Harold Sheridan
Beton
Suds
Mrs. Duds
Duds
Grange
Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
Grance Hickeen
Odd Fellows Hall
Grance
Hattie Cleary
Wm Cleary
Ware Tuesley
Stas Qo
Sr Trido
Fear Cons
Maynard Concord football game canceled after misunderstanding
Misunderstanding in official selections led to the Maynard vs Concord High Schools football clash being called off last Saturday afternoon. The annual rivalry, long marked by enthusiasm, drew disappointment from hundreds of local fans and athletes eager to compete. Maynard and Concord maintain sportsmanship and mutual respect despite the cancellation. Maynard next hosts Wayland in a scheduled game amid community events and a concert program at the Union Congregational Church featuring J S Bach and Alden G Alley.
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Maynard
Concord
Concord Boys
Maynard Hl. S
Wayland
Hunters Return From Maine Trip With Deer Lynx
Glenswett Nicholas Driscoll and Wm Holly returned from a two week Maine hunting expedition with three deer two bucks weighing over 260 pounds and a Canadian lynx. They brought all game home.
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Glenswett
Nicholas Driscoll
Wm. Holly
Maine
New State System to Be Installed Jan 1 1925
Auditors in the state division of accounts expect to finish town department audits within two weeks. The new state system will not install until January 1, 1925, creating a town accountant position with action and salary to be determined at a meeting.
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State Division of Accounts
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