Union of St Bridget’s Parish Acknowledges Big Reunion
The Bridgettine parish annual reunion fills the cooperative hall and K of club rooms for a Whist night. Rev Roche and helpers thank the large committee while Rev Brennan and Rev Sherry join the pastor. Music by Frank Sheridan’s orchestra and many prizes awarded to residents including Ms. Maley and Mrs. Boyle among others.
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Bridget’s
Roche
Orge Brennan
James Sherry
Eph Dineen
Frank Sheridan
Gaeis J. Maley
de Smith
Katherine Murray
Mary Louka
Elizabeth Binks
Lawrence
Phyllis White
Ih Acton
Alice Boyle
Gibbons
Belle O’don- Esther ‘Adams
Mary Mahan
Margaret McCarthy
D Wilder
Joseph Byrne
Seles Klufts
Julia Donahue
Wth Acton
Mary, Moynihan
Trick Roche
Eleanor Mar
Bernard Garrigan
Mary He
Mary Boothroyd
Inlfred Fardy
Peter Duggan
Hur Johnston
Annie Conway
Helen Connors
Alice Hnston
Mary Hayward
Marion Ward
Mary Conlon
Amy Brayden
Agnes Gibbons
Fred Wilder
Eys
Jointly Seat New Officers by Maynard Division 44
Maynard Division 44 A H and Auxiliary officers were installed Sunday at Odd Fellows hall with guests from nearby towns. Mrs Anna Galvin of Framingham led Auxiliary installations and Robert C Donovan installed Division 44 officers. Mary Doyle and Mary Gleason addressed the meeting. An entertainment included vocal solos and a song and dance by Michael Colombo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murray
William Connelley
John Brayden
James McCathy
N.¢Holas «Whalen
Sentinel
Mary Doyle
Cambridge
Mary Gleason
Newton
John Fenton
Lawrence
AOH
Patrice Higgins
Anna ‘Galvin
Michael Colombo
Florence Wilder
Teresa Murray
Mary Weir
James McCarthy
Ellen Heaton
Della Moore
Susan Kelley
Finnish Lutheran church hosts Suomi Synod official visit
Rev Alfred Haapanen president of the Suomi Synod of America conducted an official visitation to the Finnish Lutheran church on Glendale Street this Saturday and Sunday. He led Sunday morning services. The church Sunday school plans a supper and entertainment on Sunday evening December 4 at the church.
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Maynard
Alfred Haapanen
Suomi Synod of America
Glendale Street
Moody Couple Celebrates 51st Wedding Anniversary
Concord The Enterprise sends greetings to Mr and Mrs Ben a Moody of Devens Street on their fifty first anniversary. They married November 24 1881 at Hillside Farm Concord. He a Charlestown native and longtime bank treasurer and church worker. She active in church groups and Concord Woman's club. They have a daughter Mrs James M Fairbanks of West Concord.
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Concord
Benam A Moody
Devens Street
Moody
Charlestown
Laura A Dckson
Hillside Farm
Triniiarian Congregational Church
Concord Cooperative Bank
Concord Woman’s Club
James M
Marion) Fairbanks
West Concord
Allen French Reelected President of Concord Antiquarian Society
The Concord Antiquarian Society held a combined postponed annual meeting and social gathering at the Antiquarian House. Allen French of Nashawtuc Road was reelected president as officers and a board of governors were elected. Curator Gaylord Church Cummin reported 4194 visitors, down from 1931, and the houses will close soon for the season. A social hour followed with cider and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Antiquarian Society
Antiquarian House
Allen French
Nashawtuc Road
French
Harry B. Little
Henry F. Smith
David A. Baldwin
Fred A. Tower
Gaylord C. Grummin
Roger D. Swaim
George P. Metcalf
Hans W. Miller
Stedman Buttrick Sr
Wilford C. Saeger
Edward Motley
Russell H. Kettell
Richard Heart
Raymond Emerson
Board of Governors
Gaylord Church Cummin
Thanksgiving Union Service Brings Concord Interfaith Gathering
The annual Thanksgiving union service of Concord and West Concord Protestant churches was held Thursday morning at West Concord Union Church. A special collection aided the unemployed and needy. Clergy from multiple congregations led worship, scripture readings, prayers, and the Governor's proclamation was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Union Church
Olaf M. Johnsen
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Harland S. Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Episcopal Church
George Loring Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Edward Perfry Daniels
First Parish
Unitarian
Mr. Stone
Santa On His Way Despite Tales Of A Pressing Season
An old statement claims Christmas will be late but the jovial Santa insists on his annual town visit. Stores show holiday displays and merchants prepare gifts while organizations plan Christmas tree parties and carols signal the season’s approach.
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Maynard
Santa Claus
Bny
Marlboro District Manager Haskell to Retire
Marlboro district manager George C H Haskell of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company will retire January 1 1933 after 35 years with the company. He led the Marlboro district since 1924 and will be succeeded by George A Stevens returning from Salem.
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Geo. H. Haskell
George A. Stevens
Marlboro
George C H. Haskell
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
George A Stevens
Salem
Haskell
Exchange
Acton
Concord
Hudson
Maynard
Northboro
Sudbury
Westboro
New England
Cambridge
Stevens
Boy Drowns in Assabet River Near Maynard
Maynard reports the drowning of 5 year old Roger Thompson from 32 Great Road after he fell through ice near the Lowell Bus Lines garage on the Assabet River. Youth Waino Laasanen pulled the body ashore. Drs Flaherty and Ryan, aided by Boy Scouts methods, failed to revive him. Funeral set for 2.30 Thursday at the family home with Rev Matthew Vance officiating.
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Maynard—Roger
George Thompson
Great Road
Lowell Bus Lines
Waino Laasanen
Bradford Case
Edward Flaherty
Earl Ryan
Lovell
Emerson
Concord
Mathew Vance
Roger
Congregational Church
South Acton Athletic Association Plans December Dance
The South Acton Athletic Association sets December 6 for its second annual dance in Exchange hall. George Smith's Pepper Boys provide music. five $1 bills will be given to lucky-number holders. Proceeds fund Jones Memorial Field improvements with future talks on tennis court and pool costs.
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South Acton
South Acton Athletic Association
Exchange Hall
George Smith
Pepper Boys
John C. Udell
J. A. Lowuen
Henry Soar
Karl Jones
M. Fullerton
EK. Levler
B. Burgaw
Carl Flint
Jones Memorial Field
Frank Price
Frank Holt
Eden Cahill
Acton High School
Legion Post Auxiliary Christmas Tree Party
Maynard Frank J. DeMars Post Auxiliary will host its annual Christmas tree party at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday December 18. Mrs Lou's Evers is chairman with a long committee including Mrs Joseph Dineen Miss Grace Sweeney Miss Eleanor Sheridan Miss Margaret Dineen Mrs Ellen Sheridan Mrs Peter White Mrs Mary Louak a Mrs Nellie Walcott Mrs David Joe Miss Mary Sweeney Mrs Charles Warren Mrs Mabel Tobin Mrs Genevieve Lynch Miss Florence Wilder Miss Patrice Higgins Mrs Gertrude Connors Mrs Mary Weir Miss Katherine Murray.
Alcott Centennial Observed With Free Orchard House Openings
The Alcott Memorial Association marked Louisa May Alcott s birth with free Open House at Orchard House on Lexington Road. Visitors arrived over four Saturdays in November, helped by curator Miss Rebekah M. Briggs and association president Mrs. Woodward Hudson. An apple basket farewell became a guests’ tradition. A Concord Players centennial tribute and a high school Voice publication also highlighted the observance. A December 7 whist party at Odd Fellows hall supports the association efforts.
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Louisa May Alcott
Concord
Alcott Memorial Association
Orchard House
Lexington Road
Miss Alcott
Rebekah M. Briggs
The
Woodward
Main Street
Association Offici
Alcott
Sleepy Hollow
Hawthorne
Emerson and Thoreau
Concord Players
Miss. Alcott
Concord High School
the Voice
Odd Fellows Hall
Famous Players
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Maynard Woman's Club Guest Night Impresses Attendees
The Maynard Woman's Club held its Gentleman's Night at George Washington Auditorium attracting many members and guests. President Mrs Edward MacPherson and VP Miss Harriet Naylor welcomed attendees while Misses Bella and Celia Gruber aided the reception. A two act Voltaire play by Maude Huntington and Benjamin and Ruth Delano preceded songs by Edward MacHugh radio baritone and piano by Miss Frances Archer. Refreshments followed the expressive welcome and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Maude Huntington
Benjamin
Ruth Delano
Edward MacHugh
Frances Archer
Maynard Singers Entertain Masons With Pinafore Tabloid Form
Walden Royal Arch Chapter in Concord heard a June program by Maynard singers famed for Gil bet and Sullivan. Grace Salloway directed the opera with a lively announcer. Notables included Josephine Miss Salloway, Little Buttercup Miss Ruble, Hebe Miss Hinchliffe, tenor Edwin Carlton, Captain Harlan Cook, and a strong chorus led by Elmer Cook and George Lawton. A supper followed with visitors from Marlboro Keene and Toledo chapters.
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Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Maynard
Concord
Grace Salloway
Victor A Salloway
Salloway
Josephine
Mina Ruble
Mina Ruble Was A “Little Buttercup
Buttertub
Butterfly
Helen Hinchliffe
Hebe
Edwin Carlton
Rafe Rackstraw
Harlan Cook
Mr Salloway
Joseph Porter
Elmer Cook
Dick Deadeye
Bos
George Lawton
William Johnston
Hiram Parkin
Allen Palmer
William Jones
Hazel Hooper
Wilber Hamlin
Warren B. Goddard
Lindsey N. Smith
Duncan & Chapman
Pearl I. Wiley
Houghton
Marlboro
George W Packard
Merrill Haynes
Mary D'Avignon of Malden Dies. Funeral Set
Mrs. Mary D'Avignon of Malden died Tuesday. Funeral will be held tomorrow with burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. Maynard, Mrs. D'Avignon, was sister of Mrs. Shirley Jones of Tremont Street.
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Henry Knox Sherill
Magsa
St.e's Church
Dlock
Eason ‘Cross
Bridget’s
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Mownight
Mary Leithead
Mary
Abbie Isner
Eleanor Jones
Bessie Richardson
Mary D'Avignon
Malden
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
D'Avignon
Shirley Jones
Tremont Street
Major Michael J. Dee Receives Appointment in Concord
Major Michael J. Dee, deputy superintendent for six years, is named superintendent to replace retiring Charles T. Judge at the Concord State Prison. Dee, 55, Concord native and former captain in World War I, has led military training programs and later directed physical training at the reformatory and Charlestown prison. He is married with nine children and lives at 226 Elm Street.
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Concord
A. Warren Stearns
Penal Insitutions
Michael J. Dee
Charles T. Judge
Major Dee
Concord High School
Reformatory
MV M
Camp Devens
United States
France
Reserve Officers Corps
Charlestown
Military Order of the World War
VC Club
Army and Navy Club
26Th Division
Military Police Veterans’ Association
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elm Street
W Concord
Dee
George F. A. Mulcahy
House of Correction
Deer Island
Percy ‘W. Allen
Maynard Receives Town Refund From State Treasury
George H. Gutteridge town treasurer received a $9373.57 check from the state treasury offset by the 1920 domestic corporation tax. The deduction was charged to towns where American Woolen Co. mills operated and later withdrawn by agreement with state officials. The town estimates the amount adds roughly two dollars per thousand to the local tax rate, part of a larger annual settlement totaling $48,097 this year.
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George H. Gutteridge
American Woolen Co. Mills
Frank C. Sheridan
Herbert W. Martin
George Stockwell
State Tax Commissioners
Long
Railroad and Telephone Corporation
Trust Co
Died in New York Finnish cornetist Waino Kauppi dies at 35
Waino Kauppi a noted cornetist and early radio broadcaster died in New York City on Thanksgiving Day at age 35. Born in Finland he moved to Maynard as a child and rose from church concerts to fame with McEnelley and Goldman orchestras before radio made him a headliner. He leaves his mother Mrs Frederica Kauppi of Bryantville and 19 siblings in Maynard.
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Waino’ Kauppi
New York City
Kauppi
Finland
Maynard
McEnelley
New England
Goldman
Waino Kauppi
Frederica Kauppi
Bryantville
Capé
Hugo Saarinen
Venda Manning
Frank Marks
Oscar Kauppi
Reino Kauppi
Local Mills Humming With Industry in Maynard
Local mills report very good business with orders booked to last until New Years and beyond. Though unofficial, the outlook is trusted by local textile insiders, with increased mill work lifting town spirits and aiding merchants ahead of Christmas.
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Maynard
Obituary: Arthur Silloway Dies After Long Illness
Arthur Silloway of Great Road died last night at 76 after a long illness. Born in Utica New York he lived locally many years and worked in the florist business until retirement. He is survived by five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral was expected Friday afternoon.
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Arthur Silloway
Great Road
Utica
N. Y
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