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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
6
Local items report visits from Brookline and Cambridge residents, school activities, dances, and church events. Generous lists cover family gatherings, funerals, concerts, a Halloween barn dance, and upcoming fairs and meetings with multiple individuals and area organizations named. The piece blends personal notices, community updates, and seasonal entertainment across Maynard Brookline and neighboring towns.
A Junior Epworth legation will hold a 3 PM Saturday food sale at M E church in Groton to aid a disabled soldier and his ill wife. Bread cake cookies pie and baked beans will be sold. Miss Clara Cushman discusses China work at Gard ner church at 2 PM with Boxer uprising mention. Mrs Lucie Harrison of California speaks to children at 3 45 PM about The Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers. Also a Dance ads for Sat Oct 21 at South Acton.
A wedding for Mr. Y. Tayreat Road Maynard area connected couple Reba and Taylor took place with Rev. William Boicourt officiating. Attendants included bridesmaids from South Acton and Maynard, a maid of honor, and a Boston guest. The ceremony featured Lohengrin's wedding march and a reception for hundreds of relatives and friends. The bride, a Maynard native, and the groom, from Maynard, will reside with his family after a brief honeymoon.
Maynard Soccer team opened the season with a 9 to 3 loss to Abbot Worsted of Graniteville at the MC and AA athletic field. Maynard's defense played well but failed to sustain ball control and score. Center forward Murdock, a strong offensive player, was lost to the game, and Maynard’s enthusiasm remains high in Merrimac Valley league play.
William Eveleth a longtime Maynard resident died last Thursday at his Cambridge home aged 82. Funeral services were held Sunday at his late home. He leaves a stepsister Alice Rapson who managed his affairs locally. He owned the Eveleth farms on Great Road and properties on Pa Street among others. He recently sold farms operated by Fred Boothroyd and George Thane on Great Road.
Roma lodge of the Sons of Italy held its wan annual field day with parade and fireworks. About two hundred members and children joined ceremonies in Colonial hall and wreath laying on the town square honor roll. Albert Mullin praised Christopher Columbus. A town circuit ended with a concert and a large fireworks display at 10 p m attracting about three thousand spectators. James Russo presided as lodge president.
Dennis Spain Maynard resident dies Friday after a long illness. Born Odgensburg New York March 15 1863 he moved to Maynard about forty years ago. He married Delia Coffey September 26 1898 and is survived by his widow one brother James Spain of San Jose California. Funeral held at St Bridget's church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Lowell.
A car owner claimed 15 miles per gallon in a Chevrolet touring car. After draining the tank and using one gallon, he drove to Littleton and back, reaching 20.3 miles before stalling, suggesting odometers may misregister miles driven and fuel use.
About fifteen Pine Cone troop Girl Scouts led by Miss Florence Gustafson went on a camping expedition at White Pond during the holiday. Guest of honor was Miss Leveson of Boston, a swimming instructor for the scouts at Forge Village. The girls show active civic spirit and progress in first aid and nursing while learning scout lore. Gat. Get. 21, Dance at South ae.
Card of thanks expresses appreciation for expressions of sympathy in bereavement including acts of kindness flowers and cards from friends and neighbors on behalf of Mrs Delia Spain.
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