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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

19 Oct 1921

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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1921

Page

6

Maynard Social Notes and Local Activities

Inez McDonald returns from vacation with relatives in Lawrence and Elizabeth Leckie visits from Pitchburg for the weekend. The local Legion Auxiliary plans a whist party at Riverside hall this evening. Various residents, including Charles Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Boston, and families, are mentioned with weekend visits, travel, and other social events. A Halloween party is set for Riverside hall October 29, and several community meetings, church services, and school activities are noted.

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Inez McDonald Lawrence Elizabeth Leckie Pitchburg Charles Dawson Eugene Wawson Beverly Legion Auxiliary Riverside Hall George Guitell Haverhilla God Prue Boston Frank Prue Mizpah Hallowe'en I. Q. G. F. Hall Margaret McCarthy Olive Egg Casey L. P. Dickerman John J. Forrest Three Rivers James Sheridan Watson Connors United States Navy Bremerton Ore Hugh Connors M. D. Church Leo Lowney Daytoma Fla Church Daytona Maynard Lodge Maynard Concord Acton Acton Lodge West Acton Fowler A. J. Morsey Concord Country Tiven Burlington and Orwell Kaattari Tufts College Roderick Meciver Emneenes Charles Hekkala Haynes Haliday K Lawton Enterprise Great Road Hyney M. H Edward Coughlin Philip Allard Catherine Waltham Walter Mullin Tufte ‘College James Mullin Frank Kearns Suffield Wiliam Jefferann Maple St Patrick Pine Benton Patrick O'Dea William Jones Warren John Sweeney Holy Cross College Chas. Sweeney Harry Fowler Washington, D. C Hoya Westboro Elizabeth Hodges Henry Stafford Springs Carl Petersen the American Legion Kansas City George Lowley Framingham Natick Walter Taylor Providence R. I James Farrell Albert Riley Harlandington ‘Council K. of C Lexington Orville Tucker Johnson Music Store Main St Adv A. J. Coughlan Washington President Harding Will. Hays Robert W. Hack Georss Mack Dorchester Carl Carter J. Jars Divin Taylor Walnut St Alice Wayiv Misa Loretta Mullin Nagle Methodist 1 Church Colonial Hall
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Judge Wilson Feted by Friends on Anniversaries

A social gathering at Judge Howard A. Wilson’s Brooks Street home celebrated the 18th anniversary of his marriage to Mrs Wilson. The event coincided with the 19th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Heit and involved several couples including Mr and Mrs Courtney Mr and Mrs George Lawson and Mrs John Aldean.

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Howard A. Wilson Brooks St
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King Brown Wedding at St Bridget's in Maynard

Miss Sadie A. King and William J. Brown were married at St Bridget's church in Maynard before a large gathering. The bride, wearing Duchess satin, and bridesmaid Miss Marie Heffron. best man Howard King. A reception followed and couple to reside with the bride's father. Mrs Brown, a Maynard vocalist active in war work, and Mr Brown, WWI veteran.

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St Bridget’s Church Sadie A. King John King McKinley St William J. Brown Thomas Brown Worcester Edward F. Crowley Marie Heffron Marlboro Howard King Brown Maynard St Bridget’s Young Ladies’ Sodality of Ladies’ Auxiliary AOH Co E AEF YD Club Worcester Post Alhambra Counncil, K of C
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Wet goods seized in raid on River Street neighborhoods

Chief Frank S. Binks led a Saturday afternoon raiding party that inspected homes on River Street and nearby buildings. Officers seized moonshine at 88 Main Street and possessions at several residences, with two suspects arrested for drunkenness and others cited or fined in district court.

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Frank S. Binks River St Co J My li Buscemi Main St Carrillo Spiro Yesuf Preceswicz William Knockup Minnie Legicko E St Aea Petrograd Binks John Connors Driscoll Garland Raumueeen Swanson Hickland Cannol Duggan Fornizn-Spea Massachusetts State Police Concord District Court Legicko Jerome Morelli Buschame Morelli
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Hundreds Visit Local Telephone Exchange Office

Hundreds of visitors tour the Maynard office during visitation week at the 70 New England telephone offices. About 425 subscribers joined, including many school groups guided by G A Stevens and Wire Chief Hammond as they demonstrated the calling process from initial pickup to end of call.

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Telephone Company New England Maynard G. A. Stevens Marlboro Hammond Concord
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Suspension of Bridge Work Recommended by Highway Engineer

Engineer Sa bin of the Mass Highway Dept after inspecting the Ben Smith bridge under repair reports unsatisfactory footing and urges suspension until more funds are available to finish. He notified Supt. John Driscoll and offered to discuss the matter with the town finance committee.

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Engineer Sabin Highway Commission Fred Sabin Mass, Highway Dept Ben Smith
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Men of St. Bridget's Receive in a Body

More than 300 men of St. Bridget's parish filled the 8.30 mass for Communion Sunday. Rev. Dr. Eadward Crowley led the service and a Masonic Hall luncheon followed with baked beans doughnuts rolls coffee and cigars. Boston orator Mark Sullivan spoke on national and state issues, with music from A A Hilferty and son Richard.

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St. Bridget’s Eadward Crowley Masonic Hall Fr. Crowley Mark Sullivan Boston Pr. Crowley Boston Colege Sullivan A. A. Hilferty Richard
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Umpire Tom King Escorted From Natick Field After Crowd Uprising

In Natick on Sunday afternoon Umpire Tom King faced a mob of about 3000 fans yelling Kill the umpire as he left the field with police intervention. The disturbance followed a contentious home run that Natick argued was foul, tying the game in the seventh inning. King later agreed to umpire a return game at Natick next Sunday.

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Tom King Tommy King Usl Natick Ump King Tommy Maynard Framingham Es Field King
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Kaceys Defeat Pythians At Maynard Alleys

Maynard K of C opened the season by defeating the Progressive lodge K of P at Maynard alleys Monday night. Lynch of K of C led in singles and totals with a 140 first string, a new record for the year. J B Lent was high for K of P. Capt Fornier for K of C okayed.

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Maynard K Progressive Lodge K. of P Maynard Lynch K. of C J. B. Lent Fornier Tom
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G. B. Caldwell Optometrist Nason ST Main Swifts Silver Leaf Richardson and Rollins Judge Wilson King-Brown Fullenton Silloway MM. B. Church Main St. Maynard Louis Peel Hudson DeLee’s Drug Store Rexa Nason Street Maynard, Mass Albert Mullin O Rat Seanemane Mullin Albert J. Mullin Summit St Mass Ovoceed Young Maynard Business Loring Aoe Eline Huildi Helimstora Bly Erages Chelmsford the Factory Shoe Store Distasios Market Kaceys Pythians Maynard Alleys Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Helen M. Howard Charles A. Fuller Rutland Vermont Cambridge Newspa Teast George F. Lawson Esquire Lapham Esty Petitioner K. Oo Morgan J. Lent
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