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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
5
Maynard residents report births and illnesses, moves and visits. infant death noted. Diphtheria case reported. local shifts include property sales on Main Street to Italian residents, and a bungalow purchase on Great Road. Community events feature Grange degrees, rummage sale postponement, harvest supper plans, and church entertainments.
A note of public appreciation from Mr and Mrs Thomas Bell for prompt response and efficient service in extinguishing a fire on their property at Stow and Maynard. Gratitude extended to the fire departments of Stow and Maynard.
The Men’s Fraternal League held its season kickoff at the Congregational church vestry led by president Robert Lester. A committee including the president and Wm J Peesek will aid in preparing a forthcoming church fair with a December election date discussion at the November meeting. Reverend Hugo Awitz of South Acton delivered a talk on Bones and related themes. John W Flo supervised refreshments.
Arthur Connoligy died suddenly on Tuesday afternoon in Norwich at age 38. He is survived by three brothers Henry Edward and three sisters Miss Nellie Connolley Mrs John Sexton Thompson St Mrs Luke Sinnon, all of Maynard. The body was to be brought home Wednesday evening for burial expected Thursday morning.
John J Sullivan Concord Junction supervisor notes five enumerators will be appointed to conduct the census in Maynard area. Applications must reach Concord Junction office by Get 1910 date. Average pay for two weeks’ service estimated. jobs offered to service men. census start January 2, 1920.
A message requests the return of a small coon cat taken from 123 Main Street. The cat is described as a little kitten brought from Maine.
Pakkanen and Hannon among seniors. Lent played halfback for M A C. Kennedy absent due to illness. Gustafson in postgraduate prep for Simmons. YMCA-Tufts game 7-6. Class of 1921 plans Halloween party for classes 1920 and 1922. Class of 1923, 67 students, elected officers. Frantes McKeen chosen class teacher. 1919 and 1918 groups noted. insect book gifted for biology. 1922 class reelected John Friend as president. officers listed. Spring ball candidates practicing. Roy Marden captain. Junior class officers elected. Marian Fitzgerald named class teacher.
The Worden home on Great Road beside the Concord May & Hudson railway was entered Saturday evening. Mrs Worden found the front door forced upon returning at 9 15. Nothing stolen, burglars likely frightened away. Muddy footprints seen inside. Suspects described as 16 or 17 year old boys seen near power station. Patrolman Driscoll investigated.
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