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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
4
Maynard news highlights numerous local visits and holiday gatherings. Students from St John Danvers and Fordham, acted at college games. Community groups including the White Cross Guild and Maynard Lodge IOOF held meetings. A wedding, births, and city events punctuated the week as residents traveled to Boston Philadelphia and New York for events and services.
Advertised butter deals list two brands with 7 percent royalty terms and reduced pricing at Manning Stores this week. The notice emphasizes limited quantities and ad copy highlighting savings for shoppers.
Local ad shows 2 lb butter rolls priced at 790 in Manning Stores this week. Inclusive sale details emphasize value for shoppers.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Smethurst and Fred Hellawell were wed Saturday afternoon in a ceremony performed by Rev Mathew Vance. The couple, of DeMars Street and Roosevelt Street respectively, left for a wedding trip to New York.
The ceremony in the state capital brought former pupils and teachers together to witness the union. Officials present at the event included instructors who had taught alongside the bride before her marriage.
Mrs. Sarah Ann McDonald, 70, wife of John McDonald of 10 McKinley Street, died Sunday after months of illness. Survived by husband, two daughters, a brother in Rhode Island, and a Mizpah Rebekah lodge member. Funeral held at home with many townspeople in attendance. Interment in Glenwood cemetery. Banns of marriage announced for Miss Helen Doyle and Thomas Heir with nuptial mass planned at St. Bridget's on October 27.
Miss Margaret Plummer daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Plummer of Littleton wed John Aldrich of Ashland Saturday. The bride family formerly resided here. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Frank Sanderson Brooks Street. Butter rolls advertised at Manning Stores this week. Lodge activities report Rose Allen president and delegates Mrs Allen and Mrs Bessie Austin attended the convention. Lady Warwick lodge to host Past President Association on Saturday October 25. A whist party is planned for October 23 at the lodge meeting.
A mystery fire alarm was triggered Monday night around 8 o clock. The box labeled 1 4 did not exist in the system and the chemical circulated through all number 4 boxes without finding any fire. No calls came to headquarters.
Ramon Navarro leads a lavish cast in Cast of the Flesh at the People's Theatre, with Jordan returning as Navarro's heroine after previous pairings in Devil May Care and In Gay Madrid. Reneé Adorce, famed from The Big Parade, plays the rival Spanish dancer in this vivid tale of love and a Spanish opera singer's life.
Mary Sylvester wife of Albert Sylvester of 15 Maple Court died Friday October 10 after a long illness. She was 57, survived by her husband two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Mass held at St Bridget's Church with Rev Walter Roche officiating. Burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
Miss Florence Wilder was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H. at a Ma sonic hall meeting. Helen Cleary as vice president and Mrs. Margaret McCarthy as recording secretary lead a slate that includes treasurer Mrs. Alice Smith and other officers. Catherine A. Goulding of Concord, a Tufts Jackson College sophomore, is a candidate for varsity hockey as full back after pitching on last season’s baseball team.
Mrs Ellen Stafford wife of John Stafford died at her home in Stow Thursday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday by Rev Eason Cross rector of St George's Episcopal church. Burial was in Stow. She was a member of Lady Warwick Edge Daughters of St George. Large delegation attended the funeral.
An advertisement lists men's suits at $22.60 to $22.50 in worsted and fine wools with new colors, plus men's pants at $2.89. The copy promotes the New Idea Store in Maynard with advance notice.
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