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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
2
A vegetable whist party was held Monday evening organized by Lodge Sons of and a committee led by Albert Reynolds and George John Trench. Participants included James Farrar Nona Nord Murphy Mary Potter Gladys Hel Mrs Beatrice Jordan Fred Olive Webster Wilford Sax Joseph Brown and others.
The Man ity lodge at Groton on Maht installed its officers with deputy Harold Taylor assisted by Harold Taylor and Alert Anord. The Littleton lodge also installed its officers last night led by deputy Harold Taylor and Alert Anord.
A motor tour guest T J Driscoll of Plainfield is hosted by brother Sergent Nicholas Driscoll. Hoover Club may organize soon. Mr and Mrs Herbert Martin occupy their Lincoln Street home. Mrs Columbus Rainville visits Pascoag. Troop 4 Boy Scouts to hold fall meeting Friday at Union Congregational vestry. Maurice Teehan of Everett visits Acton Catherine Sullivan. Joyce Kilmer Circle to host Halloween and whist party next week. John Woodlock attends Vespar George School of Art in Boston this winter as a Preshien class member.
An infant girl of Mr and Mrs James Ferraro of 46 Parker Street died Sunday. Funeral services were held Monday at St Bridgets Church at 11 o clock with Rev Guido Pallotta officiating. Burial followed in the parish cemetery.
Principal F M Gifford of the high school spoke on education at the Men's Fraternal League gathering last night in the vestry of the Union Congregational church. A collation followed the program.
Charles spent the way of relatives here. Mrs Della Moore of Waltham arrived home after a seven week visit in Ireland. Mr and Mrs Michael Nottarno of Milford were weekend guests of her mother Mrs Augustino Ferraro. The Mack family of Roslindale spent the weekend with Mrs and Mrs Thomas Doyle. Harry Higgins and Joseph Kaler attended World Series games in New York as guests of Rabbit Maranville. The first and second decree will be exemplified at a Maynard Grange meeting with whist to follow. Phyllis Messersmith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cy F Messersmith, died in Ottawa Ill. Chief John Connors, with Patrolman Ras mussen and Edward Johnson, raided John Elwin Nason street jewelry store, seizing about 50 quarts of beer and hooch. Mr and Mrs Thomas Denniston, Lincoln street, and other locals were guests of Grant Denniston and Frank Binks in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Raymond Khen of Moosup spent days as guests of Charles Courtney. Sperrin returns to Me after visiting here with Albert Sylvester. Jeremiah Lynch and Mrs Andrew Carroll hosted guests from Wollaston for the weekend.
The Maynard Smith For President Club formed at a Cooperative meeting with about 360 attendees. Speakers included Sen David I Walsh Gen Charles H Cole Atty William Walsh Atty John J Donahue and Miss Helen Watson. Bernard Garrigan elected president William P Scully secretary Leo White treasurer. Thomas King entertained with a popular monologue.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Ellen Quinn and family expressing gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement, special thanks to Assabet Mill employees and for the floral tributes.
Maynard Shieks overpower Dorchester 12 to 6 in a back and forth gridiron battle at Maynard Field. O'Leary and Kitowicz star for Maynard with running and scoring drives, while Dorchester relies on strong backfield and late surge. Referee Lent and umpire MacDonald officiate as crowds roar through two long periods and a brief second half.
The Maynard Textile Council hosts a concert and dance on Friday October 19 at Waltham Street Hall to aid New Bedford strikers. Some mill workers will attend and clothing for the children is being collected. contributions may be arranged by contacting Francis Johnston at 65 McKinley Street Maynard Tel 417-2.
The Maynard Country Club hosted a Saturday golf battle. Léo Roche and Harold Roche of South Acton faced George Lynch and Wilbur Clark. Acton team momentum pushed Lynch to struggle. final score 10 up with eight to play.
The White Cross Guild held its first meeting of the season at Cooperative Hall on Sunday evening with many members present. John Hannon presided and Mrs Joseph Dineen led a program featuring soprano and piano solos by Winifred Tobin, recitations and piano by Catherine Coughlan, and duet and solo selections by Alice Dondhue and Julia White.
The undefeated Sheiks meet the Norwood Independents next Sunday at 2 30 PM on Alumni Field. Norwood arrives after a tight win at Woonsocket Rhode Island as a reputed high class aggregation.
The Reed and Hosmer families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during their recent bereavement and for the floral tributes. A separate notice advertises garage space to let on Maple Street in Maynard.
Two dozen cottontail rabbits will be freed this week in Maynard woods by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. Rabbits came from the State Fish and Game Reservation on Penikee Island. The club aims to reorganize and enroll every local sportsman, with a public meeting featuring animal life pictures and talks by leading fish and game speakers. George Stuart is president, William Tobin vice president, and George Stockwell secretary.
Maynard High will travel to Hudson High for a Midland League game on Friday Columbus Day. The matchup features two local rivals in a key standings contest.
Maynard Lodge 100F plans a meeting with officers to be installed including George Jamieson as noble grand and Albert Hodges as vice grand. Other officers named are Robert Lest recording secretary Albert Randell financial secretary and Kiam E McGarry treasurer. A chicken and pie supper will be served at 7 o clock. The first degree will be worked for a class of candidates at the meeting October 17 with the second degree on October 24.
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