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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
1
West Acton Bowling Club Opens Officially Monday
Obituary notes the death of William F P Stevens a respected local figure born in Littlefield aged about 70. He served as Assessor Tax Town Constable and station agent earning broad respect in the community. He was the last of three brothers and funeral plans indicate services at Mt Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Stevens
Little
Cee
Ics
Card of Thanks from Stevens Family
Relatives and neighbors express gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes in the recent bereavement of Mrs W F Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Stevens
Parmenter Rites Held for Longtime Maynard Resident
John W Parmenter age 90 longtime Maynard resident born Sudbury January 22 1836 died Friday morning. He lived in Maynard since 1871 worked as a carpenter bakery builder lumber contracting before retiring five or six years ago. Funeral held at home Sunday with Rev C M Redstone officiating Maynard Lodge 7 OF and Maynard Lodge 10 OF members attended the interment in the family lot. Odd Fellows service read at grave by Henry Price and Francis Johnston. Bearers were Levi R Che ney Robert Lester Jr Martin De Witt Alonzo Mason Henry Price and Thomas Denniston. Floral tributes abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John W. Parmenter
Richard Parmenter
Summer Street
Pareminter
Sudbury
Joel Parmenter
Ton
Rich Parmenter
Parmenter
Aew
Maynard Lodge
C M Redstone
Methodist Church
John Sunderland
Arthur Jordan Maynard
Henry Price
Francis Johnston
Levi R. Cheney
Robert Lester, Jr
Martin de Witt
Alonzo Mason
Thomas Denniston
Blessed Be Humor Brightens West Concord Woman's Club Meeting
West Concord Woman's Club enjoyed Jefferson L. Harbour of Bogton presenting Blessed Be Humor with illustrations on human types. Mrs Winona Osborne Pinkham spoke on Preference in Civil Service urging alignment with federal law and a 5 percent able bodied and 10 percent disabled quota. Maud J. Harris recounted the federation meeting with Mrs Blanche Hewitt, Swampscott, while Mrs William Hunter outlined a fund building whist series. Mrs Isse Hubbard and Mrs Pratt sang several vocal solos as tea followed past Thanksgiving decorations hosted by Mrs E E Pringle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Blessed BE
West Concord
Maud J
Harris
Blanche ‘Hewitt
Swampscott
William Hunter
B. L.pratt
E. E. Pringle
First Church of Christ Scientist Announces Sunday Services
Sunday November 29 services at 1046 subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. Also Wednesday evening testimonies of Christian Science healing. Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 45. Free reading room in the church open daily 2 to 5 except Sundays and holidays for Bible and Christian Science literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist Monument Square
Concord
Massachusetts General Hospital Report and Family Hopes
The article notes favorable words about Massachusetts General and hopes she may soon be home again. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. John Hannon and reports from C HM Perry who was recently operated on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Agian
John Hannon
HM. Perry
Bedford Grange Regular Meeting Recap
Bedford Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange Hall Monday evening. A competitive night featured Sanaa Shuaina and Bertha King with Frank Goodwin, whose side won as judges called most original. Bertha King praised for hard work. supper to be provided by the losing side with entertainment by the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Grange
Grange Hall
Sanaa Shuaina
Bertha King
Frank Goodwin
Yaoue
Herbert Matthews
Death of Mrs Phillips in Concord Hospital
Mrs Phillips wife of Charles D Phillips died Friday after a two week illness at Concord Hospital. Funeral service conducted by Rev Frank Thompson was held Monday at 2 PM at her home. Interment followed in Shawsheen cemetery. A sister Mrs Aurice Greenleaf survives in Bedford with other relatives mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D
Concord Hospital
Frank Thompson
Shawsheen
Bedford
Aurice Greenleaf
Vane
Bedford Man Heads Pomona Lodge Installation
Bedford man Frank Goodwin was elected master of Pomona Lodge to succeed Frederick B. per Mrs Mary J Taylor. An illustrated lecture titled Coast to Coast was given by Goodwin. Officers will be installed at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Pomona
Middlesex
Oow Hall
Frank Goodwin
Frederick B
Mary J. Taylor
Joo
Bue
Maynard Triumphs Over Wayland 8-5 in Tough Fight
Maynard edges Wayland 8 to 5 as Vodoklys leads with scoring runs and hard defense. Walsh suffers a fractured shoulder while Levering, Bundy, and Nyholm contribute key plays and captains’ leadership shines amid a gallant Wayland effort. Time four 10 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Er Terecube
Roe
Wayland
Mike
Mike Vodoklys
Capt Vodoklys
Linenman Newell
M A.C
Buron Held for Jury in Worthless Check Case
Raymond Buron of Woonsocket was held for the grand jury after a district court hearing on a charge of issuing a worthless check to the Trust Co Mr Kings memo was alleged to be forged Bank officials from Greenfield identified Buron as the man who passed the check and he was held in 15000 dollars bond on the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Raymond Buron
Woonsocket
R. 1
Trust Co
John King
Grand Jury
Buron
Greenfield
Greenfield Bank
Maynard American Supply Co opens new quarters
The grand opening of the new Supply Co. on Monday drew visitors from this and nearby towns. A concert in the afternoon and evening by the Bay View orchestra of Lowell led by T. Joseph Fre Mette was a feature. Joseph Clickwan, proprietor, and his wife, were busy receiving congratulations by mail and were also received by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Supply CO
New Supply Co
Bay Wotate Orchestren
Lowell
T. Joseph Fre- Mette
Joseph Clickwan
High School to Play Newton Thanksgiving Game
The local high school will meet Newton De School Crowg on Thanksgiving at 10 a.m. The Brown school management secured De Witt school team for the game. Captain Vodoklys, Bunday, Kelly Bilson and Fardy are expected to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Thanksgiving High School
School of Newton
Crowg
Soning
Brown School
de Witt
Vodoklys
Bunday
Kelly Bilson
Fardy
Legion and Auxiliary Elect Officers Meeting at Eagles Hall
Frank J DeMars Post and Auxiliary named officers at Thursday evening session. Elected past command treasurer Mrs Katherine Dan chaplain Mrs Margaret Smith sergeant at arms Mr Mary Jones historian. Installation committee includes Miss Grace Sweeney and Mrs Robert White. Six dollars donated to Army and Navy Bazaar in Boston.
Maynard Lodge Hosts Sixth Annual Concert and Colonial Ball
Maynard Lodge holds its sixth annual concert and Colonial ball with Eyainer and Doyle’s orchestra from Roseland New York performing from 8 to 9. Alonso Mason, noble grand of Maynard Sage, leads the grand march as attendees gather for Thanksgiving observances.
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Maynard Lodge
Eyainer & Doyle
Roseland
New York City
Alonso Mason
Noble
Maynard Sage
Poe Ae
Actonoculture hosts record attendance at ninth annual dinner
Actonoculture’s ninth annual meeting drew about two hundred members and guests to a turkey dinner in the town hall dining hall on Thursday evening. President W. Stuart Allen received praise for leadership as committees reported strong finances and growing equipment value, with Merriam elected president and a slate of officers. Entertainment featured an orchestra and speeches by local officials and agriculture board representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actonoculture Association
Guess
Acton
W. Stuart Allen
Frank A Merriam
South Acton
Henry W. Knights
Ae Mrat
Mia
J Sidney White
Eugene ‘L. Hall
West Acton
James B. Tuttle
Clarence N Goward
George A. Richardson
Albert P Durkee
Murray Brown
Bertram D. Hall
Ralph W ‘Piper
Benjamin ‘Pope
J White
George V. Meade
Reading
Atttorney Reading
Gilbert
F. A. Lombard
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
Rumors of Expansion at Powder Co Plant in Maynard
Rumors spread of growth at the Powder Co plant in Maynard with reports that DuPont Powder Co might take control of American Powder Co. Officials said the story is unfounded and no new industry is planned for Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Foundation
Powder Co
Becnme
Dupont ‘Powder Co
American Powder Co
The
Maynard
American Co
Dupont Powder Co
Hudson Leads League in B Division as Clinton, Maynard Compete
Hudson topped the Midland Bowling League B Division last week with Clinton close behind and Maynard hot on their heels. A big match is set for December 1 at Maynard alleys when Clinton faces Maynard, as teams push to climb the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Maynard
Clinton
Mayone
Sas
Tte
Medamex
Maynags
Maynard Estate Main Street Sale Signals End of Family Land Ownership
The Maynard estate on Main Street has been sold to out of town buyers for development, marking the family’s end as local landowners. Amory Maynard, elder founder of the local industry, announced the sale but did not name the purchasers. The property’s history shows Maynard’s early land purchases in 1846 and expansion to control water power and mill sites along the Asa bet River, Lake Boon, and Fort Meadow, with holdings reaching 109 acres in November 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Main Street
Amory Maynard
Eben
Brooks
Thomas H
Silas Brooks
Haman
George
Benjamin Smith
Asabet River
Mr Maynard
Mr. Maynard
Lake Boon
Fort Meadow
Marlord
Amory
Tucker 19 Dies. Concord Youth Laid to Rest
Tucker 19 son of Mr Corner Concord died in an accident. He was well known and liked, ready to do his job. Survived by parents and six siblings. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. at his home with Rev C M Redstone of the Methodist church officiating. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Tucker
Mr. Corner
Concord
Mike Wechowitch
George Hallett
Sudbury
Dolan
Joe Tucker
C. M. Redstone
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Memorial services for Converse Concord Junction and Maynard names
Brief memorial services conducted by Chaplain Rev Gail Cleland honored Alexander H Converse and Concord Junction and John Lawton of Maynard. Music provided by Lindsey Smith and Wallace Priest. High Priest Ducanton assisted by Irving G Dart, King, and the new corps of cer a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Converse
Concord Junction
John Lawton
Maynard
Gail Cleland
Lindsey Smith
Wallace Priest
Concord Parent Teacher Association meeting report
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association met in Baton hall with President Mrs. Frederick C. Watie to present the State Parent-Teacher convention report from Springfield dated October 28 29 and 30 Miss Margaret Lothrop delivered a talk on the maladjusted or problem child Refreshments were provided by a committee chaired by Mrs Elmer Wiggins Attendance was large The article notes an individual high score of 133 at the Maynard alleys last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordee Association
Concord
Asmet
Baton Hall
Bilding
Frederick C. Watie
State
Parent -Teacher Association
Springfield
Margaret Lothrop
Elmer Wiggins
Westboro Defeats Maynard in Close Basketball Bout
Hudson team Westboro edges Maynard 94 to 92 as both squads post solid totals. Key players include Kerry 95 88 94 and Lynch 106 93 100 while team standings show Hudson 3 0 Clinton 2 1 Westboro 5 3 6%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clave
Mevitabane
Nedeen
Hayrine
Vee
Parent
Damico
Rocco
Tonville
Et v cii
Lynch
Hudson
Clinton
Maf
Westboro
Maynard
OO Collins
Royal recital fragment featuring Aiden and Rev Gail Park
Fragmentary notice notes a royal or religious recital with participants including Walden R A and Mr Smith. Mentions Rev Gail Park and Wisner Park, with unclear context and location.
Furnished APA For Sale Ad Lands Very Cheap
Furnished APA for sale advertised as very cheap. Six rooms and rent listed at 25 dollars per month. Location shown as 109 West Aston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Aston
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Concord National Bank
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