Maynard News Briefs From Community Events and Sports
Maynard notes report real estate transfer on Main Street corner bought by Mr and Mrs Thomas Cleary via Arthur J Coughlan. Also covered are theatre outings at Park theatre and Maynard House banquet by the brass band, plus local marriages and club activities at St George s and Twilight club. Elementary updates include factory hires, shopping, and a Maynard soccer loss to Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Coughlan
Main St
Spring Land
Thomas O'Neil
Sudbury
Thomas Cleary
George Creighton
Mary Joyce
Rose Stah
Park Theatre
Waldron
Clifford Whitney
R. C. A. Association
Loomfixers’ Union
Music Hall
Shubert Singing Orchestra
Maynard Brass Band
Maynard House
Sabid J. Loewe
Raymond Hamlin
Bowdoin College
Wilbur Hamlin
Mary J. Shea
Ernest Crowell
Ethel Mead
John O'Leary
Lynn
B. H. Davis & Co
Boston Clothing Co
Sylvester Brennan
Newfoundland
Arthur Champagne
Ralph Newton
Harvard
New Haven
Frank Crowley
James J. Hilferty
Maynard Lodge
Concord Junction
Workingmen’s Society
Parker St
William H. Delaney
Watertown
Michael Donner
A. A. Hilferty
Organists’ Guild
Cathedral Hall
Boston
St. Cecelia
Twilight Club
Cooperative Hall
E. A. Kidston
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Dorchester
F. W. Fitts
St. John’s
Roxbury
St. George's Episcopal Church
St. Hilda's Guild
Hiram Parkin
Michael Twomey
Twomey
George Hurd
Parker Sr
Annie McManus
Reaves
Wayland
Jennie
M. Hawkes
Question Club
Frank B. Sanderson
Brooks St
J. Bresser
Joshua Edwards
Leon Frye
Medford
Arthur Holt
Philadelphia
Walter Raynor
Waltham
Nathan Raynor
Raynor
Shubert Union Orchestra
Thomas Wolfenden
George Carruth
Mayfair
George H. Creighton
Clark
Orange
Gilbert
Murphy Moran Nuptials in St. Bridget’s Church
Miss Margaret T Murphy and Frankie Moran wed at St. Bridget’s church in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev Walter J Browne. The couple, attended by Elizabeth G Carpenter and Joseph Moran, received guests at a reception hosted by Edward Murphy in Sudbury. Moran from Gardner works in Concord Junction and they plan to live on Sudbury Street after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret T. Murphy
Frankie Moran
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
Elizabeth G. Carpenter
Joseph Moran
Edward Murphy
Sudbury
Mrs. Moran
Miss Murphy
Moran
Gardner
Concord Junction
Maynard Lodge Hosts Mt Sinai for Masonic Parade
A 100-visitor Masonic party from Mt Sinai Cambridge and nearby lodges, led by Maynard brass band, paraded through Main Summer and Nashon streets. Allan Howard acted as marshal as the group toured I O O F hall, witnessed degree work, heard addresses by Adelbert Messer and others, then dined on a banquet prepared by local committees. Over 225 men participated in the red lit parade, with guests from West Acton Concord and nearby towns leaving by 11 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Mt. Sinai
Cambridge
Andes Fe Lodge
Charlies Keene
Frank Taylor
1. O. C. F. Hall
James Bean
Adelbert Messer
Concord Junction
Adelbert B. Messer
Allan Howard
P. G
William @. Morris
B. Hurley
Steele
C. Hunt
Mt. Sinai Lodge
Samuel Parker
Walter Taylor
John Marsden
William Morris
Thomas Denniston
Fred Randell
Frank Smallwood
Clifford Cheney
Ralph Case
West Acton
Concord
Two Linen Showers Honor Miss Murphy and Miss Mead
A Masonic Hall reception in Maynard hosted by seven guests surprised Miss Margaret Murphy and Miss Ethel Mead with linen showers. Nellie Puffer presented each honoree with linen pieces, followed by vocal and piano solos, readings, and refreshments in a lively social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Miss Murphy
Miss Mead
Maynard
Margaret Murphy
Sudbury Jr
Ethel Mead
Nellie Puffer
Stella Nolan
May Riley
John Cuddy
Lena Sheridan
Mary Peterson
James Baldwin
Ena Hinchelitre
Gloucester Defeats Maynard in Energetic Suburban Showdown
Gloucester trounced Maynard 47 to 22 as J McInnis led the home team with seven floor goals and seven goals from fouls. Keating, Follansbee, Ahearn, Kelley, Vaughn, Murray, Harvey, and Punch contributed to the dominant win with solid scoring, while McInnis and Harvey were key on fouls and assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucesters
Maynard
Gloucester
Fish City
Gloucester Maynard
A. McInnis
Ib Kelley Keating
Murray Mee
Vaughn Follansbee
Harvey J. McInnis
Punch
J. McInnis
Colby
Keating
Follawsbee
Ahearn
Kelley
Vaughn
Murray
Harvey
Barnicle
Parsons
Timer
Foster
Italian Independence club elects officers in town
The Italian Independence club named are Ralph J. Lepore president Angelo Deidonimico vice president Ernsto Barilone secretary Katie Cotreas treasurer Joseph Morgandi clerk. Town notes 11 Italian voters with six more to join by March and twenty men traveling to Boston to obtain their first papers. Italian population about 600. Also listed are a for sale horse and notices seeking tobacco tags and a lost silver watch with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Lepore
Angelo Deidonimico
Ernisto Barilone
Katie Co Treas
Joseph Morgandi
Boston
Maynard Rangers Beat Hudson In Exhibition Soccer Tilt
Maynard Rangers challenged the newly formed Hudson team at Hudson last Saturday, overpowering early play but Hudson held well. Scorers included Graham and Watson for Maynard with Best and Talbot among Hudson players. referee Charles Spence oversaw a 30 minute halves match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rangers
Hudson
Maynard
W. Murray
Sareateee Leant
Lang Duxbury Rfb
Stewart B. Billett
Aspinwall
C. Lent
Rib
R. Lent McGrath
Brooks Caldwell
Ihb
Fieldsen
A. Billott
Opt
Ost
Best Graom Tel
Talbot
Weisr
Deitrich SS OB cc
Ele
Watson J. Murray
Bruce
Graham
B. Ellett
Watson
Charles Spence
White
Tucker
Bowlers of South Acton beat West Acton in close match
South Acton defeated West Acton by 1257 to 1198 last Thursday with Ray Tuttle and Frank McEnelly starring for the southerners and Gates anchoring the western team. A deciding third game will settle the supremacy after one win each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitineville
Scott
Worcester
Whitinsville
Millbury
Colthart
Maynard
Clinton
Fitchburg
Pats
South Acton
West Acton
Ray Tuttle
Frank McEnelly
Gates
Congregational Church Bazaar and Supper Planned
The Congregational Church announces a bazaar and supper on Saturday December 7 with sale of Christmas gifts homemade candies cakes and pies from 3 to 9 pm. Supper at 5 30 pm followed by a short entertainment. Tickets encouraged by church ladies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard News
Norrs
M. F. Mullin
Frank Quigley
Stow
Julius Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Tremont St
George Siswick
New Brunswick
Guyer Rowie
Harvard Glee Club
Harvard Yale
William M. Lasbury
Plymouth
Fla
Mr. Lasbury
Oswald C. Dreschler
Bess Noakes
New York City
D. S. Fowler
Frederick Kraus
Providence
R. 1
Frank P. Plummer
Frank Murray
Walter Goggin
New Bedford
Charles Dolye
Marlboro
George Lynch
Charley
Clintonites
Whitnsville
George Whitney
Mill St
Harry Youngerman
George Champagne
H. Orenthich
George Porter
Fred Manson
New Idea
B. Bennett
A. Bander
Augustine Lonergan
Connecticut
Thomas Smith
Margaret
Mary Flavin
Mary
Elizabeth
Delia
Nellie Mahon
William Naylor
Water Department
Ww. Ov. Strout
Murphy—Moran
Parade
Rexall
Delees’ Drug Store
The
Retall Store
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Rebekahs
Winona Lodge
Angie M. Howe
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Acton
Howe
Nellie R. Anderson
E. F. Simpson
Clarence H. Brigham
Franklin G. Taylor
Mabel Tucker
Star of Hope Lodge
Hudson and Concord
Winona
George Lawton
George Hart
William Jones
James O. Baton
Ada Rand
Creighton S
Ee Dahl
C. J. Mahoney
Michael Lynch
James Sheridan
Thompson St
Coughlan
H. Davis & CO
E. Coughlans Block
Main Street
Victor Victrolas
Victor Records
Congregational Church
Cilroy
Moving Pictures
Co-Operative Hall
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