Maynard Neighbors On Work and Weekend Trips
Local residents report employment moves at W A Haynes Co and F ord touring car purchases. Several families drive to Danvers Fitchburg and Marlboro while others join football fans at Harvard NC game. Police prepare for library disturbances and staff changes occur at Eaton and Ardmore mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neil
W. A. Haynes Co
Lloyd Langworth
Watch Hill
R. 1
Annie McDonald
Walter Kelley
Vincent Kelley
Allie Peterson
P. Olsen
Co. I
Joseph Schwab
W. A. Haynés Co
Annierman
Alice Walt
Marlboro
Osgood to Give Stereopticon Lecture at Concord Church
Rev. A Morrill Osgood will deliver a stereopticon lecture on The Victories of the Bible at the Norwegian church in Concord Thursday evening. He also presided at the Concord district Sunday school conference held at Union church Concord Junction Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Katherine McCarthy
Nonie Wade
Nellie Dacey
George Lynch
Ralph Jones
Blackington
Eugene Dawson
Beverly
Arthur Dawson
Linden St. Edwin Swift
James_O. Eaton
J. Walter Priest
Eaton
Congregational Church
Horace Bates
Rolfe Kilby
American Woolen Co
Ardmore Mills
Yantie
Motlay
Mary Driscoll
Katherine Lyons
Joseph Parkin
Thomas Bréck
United Textile Workers of America
New York
Ernest Meisterling
al , Ct
Emanuel Taylor
Meisterling
Beatrice Taylor
Nellie May
Margaret Moynihan
Elizabeth Moynihan
Timothy Moynihan
Charles Sweeney
Elizabeth Sweeney
College of Assumption
Medford
A. Morrill Osgood
Concord
Mass. ‘Sunday School Association
Union Church
Concord ‘Junction
Wedding of James Mahoney and Miss Mary Cronin
Miss Mary A. Cronin of Worcester and Selectman James Mahoney of Maynard married at St. Peter of Worcester on Monday at 9 am. Rev. Fr. Martin officiated. Bride’s cousin Eileen O’Connor was bridesmaid. Edward Mahoney, the groom’s brother, best man. They will reside at 154 Main Street Maynard after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahoney
Mary Cronin
St. Peter's Church
Worcester
Mary A. Cronin
Fr. Martin
Eileen O
Thomas F. Halloran
Cresty St
Main St
Maynard
Framingham Hospital
Mr. Mahoney
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Twilight Club
American Powder Co
Nason Street School Building Committee Sets Thursday Meet
The Nason Street school building committee ended a meeting Monday evening and plans another session Thursday to confer with several architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason St
Selectmen’s Room
Ome
Inter-city bowling league standings show ties at top
After two weeks in the Inter-city league the K. of P. and the A. C. H. are tied for first place. The leader board suggests frequent shifts at the top as teams remain evenly matched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Farewell Party for Peter Stitt Before Hartford Move
About 50 friends gathered at the Masonic hall for a farewell party for Peter Stitt who retires as overseer at the American Woolen Co. dye house after 50 years in the business. Toasted by Thomas Deane, he received a cut glass gift as wishes for happiness in Hartford where the family will reside with daughter Sadie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stitt
Hartford
Masonica Hall
Stitt
The
American Woolen Co
Thomas Deane
Fred. Hayward
Roderick Melyer
George Coggswell
Albert Goettler
George Lawton
George Mcinness
Mungo Bain
George Stockwell
Dyer
Maynard
Sadie
Methodist church outlines week of outreach and services
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by minister A Merrill Osgood hosts a midweek Christian Fellowship service at 7 30 pm on Wednesday with a Mercy of God Toward the Lost in This Town campaign theme. Sunday features a sermon The Joy in Harvest and a 120 o clock Sunday school address by Ida B Parmenter, plus a 7 pm public worship with a Wild est Africa illustrated mission address by Rev Peter MacQueen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Greater
Boston
God
Christ
Ida B. Parmenter
Worcester
Peter MacQueen
Fall from Building Ends Harold Higgins Hospital Stay
Harold Higgins, a Detroit construction worker, fell 42 feet from a building he was on and spent five weeks in a Detroit hospital. He sustained a broken right arm and multiple contusions to the neck and shoulders before returning home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Higgins
Detroit
Mich
Surprise party honors Waino Kauppi on Walnut Street
About 30 friends gathered Sunday at Waino Kauppi’s Walnut Street home for a surprise party after his return from a concert tour with McEnelly’s orchestra. Helen Hendrickson presented a garnet ring, Kauppi thanked guests, and vocal solos and a cornet piece followed by games and refreshments. He spoke of upcoming engagement at the Lyceum theatre in Amsterdam New York for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waino Kauppi
Walnut St
cEnellys
Helen Hendrickson
Kauppi
Mary Koski
Lizzie
Simonds
Ina Hendrickson
A.cornet
Orange
McEnelly
Amsterdam
N. Y
Lyceum Theatre
Ladies Benevolent Society Fair at Colonial Hall
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Congregational church will conduct a fair at Colonial Hall on Wednesday October 25. Fancy articles aprons quilts home made candy popcorn and ice cream will be on sale. An excellent musical program will be given by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church
Colonial Hall
Engagements of orchestra for local dances
The Colonial orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for events in Acton and Concord Junction. It will provide dances for the 1.C. O. FP. at West Acton on October 19, the Volunteer Firemen’s association at Exchange Hall, South Acton on October 17, and the Catholic club at Concord Junction on October 20.
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Question Club
George Gutteridge
Helen Dunnell
Robert Hartin
Acton
Felix Rainville
C. F. Connors
Worcester
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Stanley
Joseph McGuinness
New York
Flaherty
Thomas McCormack
Richardson
Concord
W. H. Stockbridge
Halie Soule
Freeport
Carl Stockbridge
Lindenst
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Colonial Hall
Catherine Driscoll
Lottie Ryan
Emma Greenhalgh
Martha Parker
Fred Grant
Andover
C. M. Canfield
Lowell
George Bradley
St. Armand
Canada
Colonial
1.C. O. FP
West Acton
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Catholic Club
Concord Junction
Litchfields Take Auto Trip Along Mohawk Trail
Mr and Mrs William Litchfield traveled on the Mohawk Trail early this week and visited the Westfield journal office en route. They called on Sept of Schools F 8 Brick of Turners Falls during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Litchfield
Westfield Journal
Turners Falls
Burglars Break Into Parker Store on Main Street
Burglars entered the Thomas Parker store on Main Street Wednesday night or Thursday morning. A rear window was pried open with a jimmy. Two revolvers and some rolls of tape were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parker
Main St
Parker Thurspried
Jimmy
Mrs O. B. Fowler Attends D A R Fall Conference
Mrs O B Fowler will attend the fall conference of the D A R at Pittsfield on Oct 23 and 24 as a delegate from Concord chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
The
Pittsfield
Concord
Final Days of Fire Sale at New Idea Store Maynard
The New Idea store in Maynard advertises a closing out sale with only a few days left to buy men’s women’s and children’s clothing shoes and furnishings at deep discounts due to the store fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea
Maynard
Farm accident injures man at Hartford's farm
Arthur Billet broke his right leg during work at Howard Hartford’s farm when a startled horse jerked him from a seated position on a barrel. Dr. Daniel Goodenow attended to him and he was transported to Waltham Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Billet
Howard Hartford
Daniel Goodenow
Mr. Billet
Waltham Hospital
Lost book notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings
In accordance with legislative acts a notice is given that book 26876 has been lost and payment on the same stopped. Charles E. Brown, Treasurer at Concord Massachusetts dated October 11 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Treas
Concord
Peel's glasses help for eyes and headaches
A speaker urges taking a child to Peel's for eye care noting success with Panny wearing glasses and John obtaining a delightful new pair. The letter extols Peel's effectiveness for various eye conditions and urges others to seek his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Panny
John
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Michael Cleary
Dr. Benner's Hospital
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Ralph H. Cheney
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College of Liberal Arts
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Maynard High School
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Lynch Bros
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Maynard Trust Co
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H. J. Dwineil
Frank EB. Taylor
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DeLee’s Pharmacy
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