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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1921

Page

6

Maynard Social Notes Preview Weekend Activities

Maynard residents share a busy weekend with relatives and friends in Lawrence Tufts College Walter Mullin and others visit family in Arlington and Worcester. Local events include church devotions football plans with Fitchburg hunting at fox season and a K of P bowling challenge.

Arthur Lawrence Walter Mullin Tufts College Patrick McGrath Nova Scotia Fred Wilder Montreal Fred BE. McCleary Worcoverer and Gardner Fitchburg Warren S. Peters R. Bertha Arlington Frank Sanderson Brooks St Parmenter Hazel Worcester Aston George Ward Sheridan Orchestra Majestic Theatre Peter Jensen William McGary Alvin Jenson Charles Courtney James J. Ledgard New York Ledgard John Dwyer Front St Lorillard Oe Natick Maynard Fst Cems Abert Carlson William Bishop Ae Grady Willian Waterhouse Waterhouse Calburg U. K Grady Eof Thomas Deane Gertrude Deane Leslie Simms Mabel Bishop Comley and Thurston Hart Gee. Champagne Howard Wilson John Alden Harold Hanson

Bat Boy Honored as Association Outfit Complete

Mose Connors the bat boy for the locals was fully outfitted by association members in thanks for his services.

Bat Boy Mose Connors

Maynard High School Notes and Activities

Maynard High School updates report Mrs. Sara E. Hatch reception after school with treats. Grace Jamieson returns to school. Boys buy a football. interest in sport grows. Rev Mr Malzara from Vermont visits. Townsend A.8 asks for winter basketball games with M.H.S. Principal Bates displays basketball team and class of 1921 photos. Lexingon Maynard football game canceled due to injuries. Sophomores hold class meeting. officers elected: Francia Nee president, Sinceo Columbo vice president, O Nye Webster secretary, Margaret Kane treasurer. Haslett elected class teacher. colors dark blue and gold. Meetings set for the third Tuesday with dues.

H.S Sara E. Hatch Grace Jamieson H. S Malzara Vermont Townsend Lexington Maynard Francia Nee Sinceo Columbo O'Nye Webster Margaret Kane

Epworth League Holds Annual Field Day in Hudson

Four hundred fifty members of the Worcester District attended the Epworth League field day in Hudson. Three hundred eighty two visitors registered at the Methodist church before noon from Worcester Marlboro Lowell Leominster Natick Westboro Milton North Grafton Framingham Maynard Gleason Dale Southbridge Leicester Shrewsbury Oxtodt Townsend and Hudson. A morning business meeting was led by Rev. Join Belcher with district leaders coordinating the event and a track meet planned with prizes and clothing donations to support local industries.

Hudson Waorcester Epworth League Methodist Church Worcester Marlboro Lowell Leominster Natick Westboro Miltora North Grafton Framingham Maynard Gleasondale Southbridge Leicester Shrewsbury Oxtodt Townsend and

Irish Eyes at Ones Theatre on Thursday Tour

George M Gatts brings Whiter Scanlan and a strong New York cast to Ones Theatre on Thursday evening to showcase Irish Eyes a comedy by Edward E Rose. Scanlan will sing several songs including Mavourneen Galway Rose and Kathleen while a dainty love story unfolds over three acts. Notable Broadway names Finn Napoba Ody West Going Meehan Kane head the ensemble.

George M. Gatts Charles W. R. Finn Paolo Ntpoba Glan Ody 7Bert West Frederica Going Olive Meehan Lydia Kane

Dorothy McCormack Weds Roy McCormack In Acton Ceremony

Agnes McCarthy daughter of Mrs Mary A McCarthy South Acton and Roy Vin cent McCormack son of Mr and Mrs George McCormack Main St Maynard united in marriage at Bridget's church M rd Sunday Oct 9 at 2 pm. Fr J A O'Brien performed the ceremony. Bridesmaid Miss Esther Fox from Lowell and Harold J Morgan best man. Bride wore white satin with tulle veil and orange blossoms. bridesmaid wore Nile green and pink rose bouquet. Reception at home in South Acton followed. Wedding tour to New York. couple to reside at 215 Brown St Waltham.

Children of Mary Spellman Wit al the Immaculate Conception Sodality Pultfonton King R. Clayton Nelson Ware Grace Maley Turner's Falls Win Quinn Midge Patrice Higgins Carey George Priest Harold ‘Croft Dana Jones Winthrop Harold Peterson James Arnett Taftavenué Detroit Mich Hugene’ Thompson Concord Street Grippe Eleanor Ryan Pawtucket R. L Ruby Hamlin Sara Elen Boothroyd Mery Harin Tage Riverside Hall Ser Macurda Boothbay Lisbon Florence Wilder Spencer Cnts Frank Wilder Grant Street A Dawson Ar Arthur Dawson Thompson St Chas. Mrwin Patrick Kane James Whalen Joseph White New York Iimar Wiinikka Bath House River St Chas. Williams Wiinikka K. of P Patrick Hines Clinton Erence Webster McCormack Maynard High School K. of C Holy Name Societies Beacon Motor Co Boston McCarthy South Acton Scheola Acton Concord High School Burdett College Young Ladies’ Sodality Middlesex Insurance Co Concord R. W. J. Arthur Weed Suite Hudson Webber Marlboro Framingham Southboro Swampscott Dorothy Agnes McCarthy Mary A. McCarthy School St Roy Vincent McCormack George McCormack Main St Maynard J. A. O’brien Bridget’s Church Mrd Bette Mrs

Mrs Cicely Davis Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs Cicely Davis aged seven years died at her son Natihan iel Davis's home 43 McKinley Street Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock after a lingering illness. She was born in Harbor Grace Newfoundland and moved to Maynard 11 years ago. She leaves one son and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at her son's home Friday at 2 o'clock Rev D M Angell officiated. Bearers were Joseph Brown James French Arthur Webster and Joseph Marsden. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery.

Cicely Davis Natihaniel Davis McKinley Street Harbor Grace N.F Maynard D. M. Angell Joseph Brown James French Arthur Webber Joseph Marsden Glenwood Cemetery

Edward J. Coughlin Named Science Teacher at Local High

Edward J. Coughlin, Maynard High and MIT graduate, replaces Patrick Hines in the science department. He recently worked for General Electric in Schenectady and will begin duties at the high school next Monday. Friends wish him well.

Edward J. Coughlin Patrick Hines Mr. Coughlin Maynard High School Massachusetts Institute of Technology General Electric Co Schenectady N. Y

Grange Fair Declared A Decided Success

Maynard Grange sub committees reported at Mrs Elizabeth Hodges home Linden St enabling treasurer Wm J Hayward to present an early proceeds report. The success owed much to Master Elizabeth Hodges and Past Master Hayward with help from sub committees.

Maynard

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