Maynard News Briefs and Local Updates
Aquilla Rich buys a Neo truck. Thomas Marcelonis resigns from International Market position last Saturday. John Edwards rents Maynard Garage repair shop to H. W. Osgood. Ed wards to dedicate four hours to battery repair at the old stand. James Morgan and son Harold return from vacations in New Hampshire and Vermont. Mrs. Edmund Whitney recovering well from appendicitis at Deaconess Hospital. Miss Irene O Donnell Gertrude Morgan Eva Tucker and Mabel Lowney attend Little Nellie Kelley. Parker St. a 1922 M. H. S. graduate substitutes at Taylor era Wa. Bo on extended tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marcelonis
John Edwards
Maynard
H. W. Osgood
Butler Ave
Edwards
James Morgan
Harold
Ascabet Mills
New Hampshire
Vermont
Edmund Whitney
Deaconess Hospital
Irene O'Donnell
Gertrude Morgan
Eva Tucker
Mabel Lowney
Little Nellie Kelley
Parker
Concord Junction Social News Roundup
Mr and Mrs E L park visited New York for the holiday and returned Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Kane of Hudson spent Sunday with Mrs Thomas Connell. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hall from Atlantic visited Mrs Halls parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Reilly. A new bungalow on lower Main St progresses toward occupancy by Mr and Mrs Elwood. Helen Hurley, daughter of J L Hurley, was operated on for appendicitis at Deaconess Hospital. operation successful and recovery underway. Sat Oct 21 Dance at South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Park
New York
John Kane
Hudson
Sunnday
Thomas Connell
Joseph Hall
Atlantic
Halloween Party Committee Arranges Town Event
Mrs F Loughlin and a church of women form a committee for a Halloween party under parish auspices, scheduled for Thursday evening in Devsberge. The organizers include Mrs G Ber geld and Mrs Arthur King with additional members Miss Richardson Miss Chase Mrs Pratt Mrs Rodday Mrs Beck and Miss Chase.
Chic Club to Host Barn and Halloween Dance
The Chic club led by Connors will hold a barn dance in Exchange Hall on a Saturday a week from now. Connors will decorate the hall and Newell's orchestra will provide the music for what promises to be a top sight for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Connors
Mr. Connors
Newell's Orchestra
American Woolen Mills Complete Five Houses
Five of six double tenements built by the American Woolen Co in New Village are finished. All six follow the same six room design with bath, kitchen cabinet, dining room, and long living room. Exterior features include dark oak woodwork, wide verandas, and neat lawns on Demars and Arthur Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Foerr
Demars
Arthur St
Prohibition Speaker Set at Trinity Church in Concord
Robt. A. Woods of the South End House Boston will speak at Trinity Episcopal Church next Sunday at 1 o clock on the Prohibition Issue in the coming election. Woods is well known in Concord and in the prohibition campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. A. Woods
South End House
Boston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Woods
Concord
Community Notes From South Acton and Vicinity
Local social rounds list visits by Miss Hazel Morehouse in New York City and friends at South Acton Concord. Voter registration dates set for Acton towns with venues at Town Hall South Acton and West Acton fire house. Henry W. Bursow reports son Edgar arriving early in Albany after a 150 mile Fitchburg trip. Clergy clubs and Universalist Comrades host meetings with talks on Catholic ideals and public opinion. Housing moves announced and plans for winter entertainments by the South Acton Improvement Association. Friday and Saturday specials advertise hats at Fultonton Hat Shop Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Morehouse
New York City
James Ms Fairbanks
South Acton
Concord
Carl Jones
Lexington
Ralph Jones
Maple, Street
Haxworth
Boston
Clarence N. Goward
Swastika Villa
Jonathan P. Fletcher
H. Chad
Ler Wells
Bates Road
Waltham
Town Hall
Acton
West Acton
Henry W. Bursow
Edgar
Albany
Oclock
Fitchburg
Curley
Ministers’ Club
Ralph A. Barker
Arthur B. Papineau
St. George's Church
Maynard
Universalist Comrades
Paul H. Drake
Marlboro
Leonard R. D. Wells
Ralph Merchant
Davis Block
The
Sudbury Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to October 23
The Sudbury Auxiliary meeting has been postponed to October 23. Albert Sheffield purchased a 1923 Model T car while Frank Gerry bought a Velie automobile. Mr and Mrs Carlton Elms celebrate the birth of a son. Mrs Walter Lawin of Hyde Park visited Walter Stone last week. Mr Carr of Maynard will shingle the Unitarian Church. Halloween party plans are invited for October 28 hosted by Miss Holloran Mrs Charles Way and Mrs William Tufts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sheffield
Frank Gerry
Velie
Carlton Elms
Walter Lawin
Hyde Park
Walter, Stone
Carr
Maynard
Unitarian
Hallowe’en
Harvest dinner praised as best ever at Unitarian church
The Unitarian church harvest dinner drew 170 guests and raised funds from a candy table by Weston Alliance. Proceeds from fancy articles aprons vegetables and more totaled several hundred dollars. Hostesses thanked all helpers as Congregational church fair and supper at South Sudbury plans on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Weston Alliance
Auto theft scare rattles town after late Sunday incident
Report says two to three cars were targeted but could not be started. The thieves fled in their own vehicle, leaving residents alarmed. One owner says he obtained a license number and will keep it for reference as rumors spread.
Maynard Country Club hosts Sunday 18 hole medal event
The Maynard Country Club links will host a Sunday afternoon 18 hole medal tournament for ladies and men members. Players will choose the best nine holes for scoring, with prizes for winners and no handicaps. Aiming to beat course records, many members are expected to participate and compete for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Country Club
Maynard High School Football Team Wins 13 to 0
A Maynard High School football squad defeated Shirley Industrial 13 0 in a recent game. The report notes a dance scheduled at South Acton on Sat Oct 21 and a for sale listing for standing wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Manard
Shirley Industrial
Shirley High Triumph Over Maynard With Second-Half Rally
Maynard led 13 to 6 at halftime but Shirley, forced to use first team after the break, drove for a comeback. Frigard scored on a 35 yard run after recovering a fumble and kicked the extra point. Stuckert added the other touchdown. Attendance was 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Columbus Day
Shirley
Cole
Maynard
Fingard
Stuckert
Miteavitch
Maynard High
Towne Shop opening postponed to November 23
Concord readers learn the Towne Shop opening is rescheduled for November 23. The Charitable Society held its season’s first meeting at Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr. s home on Wednesday October 11 with Mrs. Smith acting as president in Mrs. Sherman Hoar s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariable Society
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Concord Woman's Club Holds First Meeting in October
The Concord Woman's Club opened October 9 with President Mrs. George R. Blinn presiding. Reports on the State Federation of Woman's Clubs at New Bedford were given by Mrs. William Garry and Mrs. Herbert B. Smith. Mrs. George M. Baker described summer work entertaining Groton Hospital soldiers. Miss Emma Ainslee sang with Ampico accompaniment, including a costume performance of Carmen. Tea was hosted by Mrs. George S. Keyes. The next meeting is October 23 with Alfred KE. Stearns addressing on Youth.
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Concord Woman's Club
George R. Blinn
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
New Bedford
William Garry
Federation
Herbert B. Smith
Royal
George M. Baker
Volunteer Service Bureau
Groton Hospital
Emma Ainslee
Ampico
Chickering
George S. Keyes
Alfred KE. Stearns
Phillips Academy
Andover
Local notes mix of residents moves and social visits
James Fitzgerald becomes Buick Cars agent. E L Morse builds a cellar under his house. Miss J Eliza Sloan visits L W Perkins in Ayer. Charles Ward and family return to Somerville after two years. R L Shepard and family from Lowes visit town. Parmenter of Maynard works on corner store in Central Square. Walter Lawrence returns from Boston after medical stay. Stanley M plans to move to Shirley. H H Gilmore family from Clinton visit town. West Acton firemen host Harvard firemen for Columbus Day. hose and chemical line contests favor Ayer and Acton. Mrs D C Harris of No Acton breaks arm in Boston accident. Mr and Mrs Walter Eyteryon and son visit Geo Gow at Beek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzgerald
Buick
E. L. Morse
J. Eliza Sloan
Ayer
L. W. Perkins
Charles Ward
Somerville
R. L. Shepard
Lowes
Mr. Parmenter
Maynard
Central Square
Walter Lawrence
Bbston
William Duskell
Othe Stanley M
Shirley
H. H.gilmore
Clinton
West Acton
Harvard
Columbus
Acton
D. C. Harris
No. Acton
Boston
Walter Eyteryon
Nashua
N. H
Geo. Gow
Union Congregational Church New Sermon and Events
William Gorcourt preaches on Some good excuses for non attendance at Church next Sunday morning. Evening devo and officer election follow a 6 pm Christian Endeavor. At 7 pm a Union meeting at the Methodist Church features a speaker from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Boston
Massachusetts
Ieee
Obituary of Chauncy Robbity Robbing
Chauncy Robbing, known as a long time Acton resident, died after a several months illness. The former maid and neighbor was remembered for kindness. Funeral services were held this afternoon with Rev. C. H. Burrows and Rev. F. S. Rice officiating in Saugus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Acton
C. H. Burrows
Bory
F. 8. Rice
Saugus
Birth of a son for Harold and congregations at St Michael
Mr and Mrs Harold Thresher Springs Road announce the birth of a son. Services in St Michael s Church will be held Wednesday and Friday evenings this week at 8 o’clock. Mr and Mrs Joseph ot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Community News From Spencer Maine and Nearby Towns
Main street residents plan a three week vacation at local camps in Spencer Maine. A barn dance at Colonial Hall Maynard drew attendees from town and nearby areas with Sh s famous orchestra playing. A Legion post dance at Town Hall featured Creighton s orchestra of Woburn. Parent Teachers Association held its first meeting of the year at Union School Assembly Hall. The State Convention report by Mrs Arthur Webber was read. a reception followed. Catholic Club continued Whist parties for St Michael s Church Sunday School. Middlesex County Farm Bureau presented ninth motion picture series at the Town Hall with films including West Down in Lonesome Hollow Light of a Rose Through Life s Windows Forward Farm Bureau and Brownie. Dance at South Acton scheduled for Sat Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
King and Bartlett
Spencer
Maine
Colonial Hall
Maynard
Anthony
Hunt
Hamilton Post
Amercian Legion
Creighton
Woburn
Smith
Concord Road
St. Michael’s
H. D. Lyons
Nora Williams
Frank NaeNamee
Peter Albani
Middlesex County Farm Bureau of Agriculture and Home Economics
Hal
Lories
West
Lonesome Hollow
Farm Bureau
Brownie
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